Marshall Triumph Sparks Wet Field Victory
Marshall defeats Casey 2 to 0 in a rain soaked game before a small crowd. Key plays include Thompson’s Casey scoring threats, strong pitching by Moon and Irwin, and solid defense with Herron, Wise, and Reidinger contributing hits and runs.
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Marshall
Casey
Thompson
BU Moon
Herron
Wise
Ihe
Bill
Reidinger
Stover
Meadows
Arwin
Wilson
Bennett
Moon
Greer
Koney
Trewin
Ping
Honey
Bennnett
Fessia
Ffeds
Anderson
Finkle
Haynes
Ferris
Kintner
Irwin
McLaughlin
Stor
Ito
L ‘Marshall
B. Ferris
Barkley
Caney
Coyle
Allwood
Paris
Greenup
Reltinger
Reldinger
Stewart
Cozetta
RELE
Denehie
Doyle
Johnson
Mitter
Harris
Cassidy
Trains to Continue in First Big Four Ruling
Paris Herald reports Springfield Missouri June 1928 rehearing of the Illinois commerce commission denying the Big Four railroad the right to discontinue passenger train No 4 between Mt Carmel and Darville. Authority and decision disputed in a state commission proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Herald
Springfield
Mt. Carmel
Darville Wab' Denika
Real Estate Transfers and Boy Scout City Takeover
The notice lists multiple real estate transfers in Marshall with buyers and prices for parcels in various sections. A separate item reports Robinson Boy Scouts briefly ran the city government from 1:80 to 8:00 o clock on Friday June 30 in a unique civic event.
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Carrie
EB. Behner
John
K. Black
Marshall
Sheridan_ Cooper
Ernest Rogers
Alvin
Shore
Edward Morse
Thomas ~Potts
Harry “ Kannamacher
Jerome
Hedges
Druyzy
T. McDowell
Robinson
Boy Scouts
Support for Samuel Rea on railroads and public opinion
Editor notes Samuel Rea as a leading figure in American railroad policy, urging privatized management under regulated public oversight. He warns against government ownership, praises private enterprise, and argues public opinion must push for a balanced framework to advance railroad progress without burdening taxation.
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Samuel, Rea
Pennsylvania
Nnes
Samuel Rea
United States
Myers and Godden In Crash
Elmer Myers and Dave Godden of this city were reportedly arrested in Terre Haute for intoxication and driving while intoxicated after their car collided with three others in a series of accidents. Myers resisted officers and was jailed, despite claims that only a minor crash occurred.
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Elmer
Dude) Myers
Dave Godden
Terre Haute
Myers
Motorcycle police patrol National Old Trails highway
Two motorcycle officers began patrolling the National Old Trails highway reporting speeding and overloaded truck cases to District Engineer P F Jervis. In Vandalia a driver was made to lighten his load and fined. drivers are arrested and fined for overloads as well as speeding. The two officers travel in pairs and move quickly and quietly to deter violations.
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Casey Banner Times
P. F. Jervis
Effingham
Vandalia
K D Class Meeting At Snyder Sunday School
The Snyder Sunday school held its regular K D class meeting Saturday afternoon at Miss Emma Gard's home with 16 members and seven guests. A pleasant program featured songs and games and refreshments of ice cream and cake. Attendees included Zelphia and Neoma Bohn Ruth Myles Martha Collier Ola Collier Mary Forsythe Mabel Manhart Lola Ogle Dorothy Wallis Tomma Gard and several Haddix Gard and Saiter family members plus Rev. James Collier of Clinton Ind. Sunday School Convention follows at Ohio Chapel Melrose township 1 30 p m with election of officers pending Will Medsker temporary president district No 9 includes Darwin Melrose Anderson.
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Snyder
Emma Gard
Zelphia
Neoma Bohn Ruth Myles
Martha and
Ola Collier
Mary Forsythe
Ohio Chapel
Melrose Township
Will Medsker
Darwin
Melrose
Anderson
New Circuit Court Actions Include Foreclosures and Divorces
Emma Reinbolt sues Harry Reinbolt for separate maintenance. Arnold Hurst sues Alreno Briscoe and T. J. Briscoe for foreclosure. B. F. Johnson sues Town of Anderson for assumpsit. State Bank of Yale sues Bert Finney et al for foreclosure. Goldie Willingham sues Frank Willingham for divorce.
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Emma Reinbolt
Harry Reinbolt
Arnold Hurst
Alreno Briscoe
T. J. Briscoe
B. F. Johnson
Town of
Anderson
State Bank of Yale
Bert Finney
Goldie Willingham
Frank Willingham
Taubeneck Earns Bachelors Degree and Returns as Minier Principal
Iv D Taubeneck son of O O Taubeneck living south of town has earned a Bachelor of Education from Illinois State Normal University and will return next year as principal of the Minier Community High School with a raise to 300.00 a month. He has taught rural schools in the county for four years and will pursue a Master’s degree with summer home study while also delivering lectures across the state.
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D. Taubeneck
O. O. Taubeneck
Illinois State Normal University
Minier
Taubeneck
Gunder Kelley Couple Wed At St Mary's Church
Miss Gertrude Gunder daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gunder and Eugene Kelly son of Mrs and Mrs Daniel Kelly of Wanatah Indiana were united in marriage at St Mary's Church this morning. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Father Wilson with Miss Margaret Gunder and Dan Kelly as attendants. After a wedding dinner the couple left for Wanatah to visit his parents then to Milford where Kelly serves as superintendent of a construction company.
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Gertrude Gunder
Joseph, Gunder
Eugene Kelly
Daniel Kelly
Wanatah
Ind
Mary's Church
Thei Reyv
Wilson
Margaret Gunder
Dan Kelly
Milford
Kelly
City Faces Billing Action After Week of Darkness
An alderman states the council will meet Monday night to pay all bills to date and discuss possible refunds to the city with the Public Utilities Commission as Martinsville remains in darkness. The report notes the city council plans to address the utility issue and settle outstanding charges.
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Marshall
Esty
Washington
Mellon
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
Department
Martinsville
Public Utilities, Commission
Marriage licenses listed for four couples in multiple townships
Charles Shade 29 Auburn to Myrtle Irwin 21 Marshell township. Charles O. Smith 20 Casey township to Dot McFarland 21 Martinsville township. Forrest G. Mantle 35 Terre Haute to Daisy M. Cain 30 Terre Haute.
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Charles Shade
Auburn Township
Myrtle Irwin
Marshell Township
Charles O. Smith
Casey Township
Dot McFarland
Martinsville
Forrest G. Mantle
Terre Haute
Daisy M. Cain
Booth Favored for Judge
Messages indicate Fenton V. Booth of Marshall Illinois will be appointed federal judge for the new Danville federal court created under the act establishing 25 new federal courts two in Illinois.
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Terre Haute Star
Charleston
Ill
Fenton V. Booth of
Marshall, Ill
Danville
Congress
Illinois
Mrs Harrison Stewart’s Wife Elizabeth J Stewart Dies
Elizabeth J. Stewart wife of Harrison Stewart of this city died at her east town home Friday at 6 00 after a long illness She leaves her husband son Leslie and brother Owen Walker of this city among other relatives Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 00 at the residence conducted by Rev Clark S Thomas Interment was in Marshall cemetery
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Elizabeth J. Stewart
Harrison Stewart
Lesie
Owen Walker
Clark
Thomas
Marshall Cemetery
Babson on Auto Industry as a Permanent, Growing Field
Babson argues the auto industry has matured into a stable, ongoing sector. He notes vast parts demand, high profitability in parts sales, and strong goodwill in established car makers with robust capitalization and output. He predicts permanent status and compares auto stocks to steel, urging selective investment amid foreign competition.
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Marvin Mill
Tos Kirchner’s
Kirchner
W .L
Pet Cope
Ila
Rea
Myers and
Godden
Gerye
Mickie
Gunder
Booth
Harrison
Bruner
Cox & Renner
Ewes
Randallad Stephenson
Roger Ww. Babson
Ford
Itg
Babsong
Badig
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