Divorces Decided by Circuit Court Judge Partlow
The circuit court closed Thursday night with numerous divorce grants led by Emma Morehead and many others amid custody rulings. Edna Haynes, Amanda Fouty, Lydia Godden, Lola Winters, Claude Bishop, Sarah Shelton, Lewis Tolbert, Rose Furman, Elvora Ashley, Nora Baumgartner, Ida Kimberlin, Myrtle Hilbert, Annabelle Woodyard, Nora Goodwin, and Edna Hilbert won divorces or separations on cruelty desertion or adultery with varying child custody outcomes. Decrees favored plaintiffs in several civil cases including First National Bank of Casey and others. Elder Lee et al against the high school board spurred the crowd, but Judge Partlow denied injunctions and urged awaiting next election changes for board reform.
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Partlow
Emma
Morehead
Verse Morehead
Edna Haynes
William Haynes
Amanda Fouty
William Fouty
Lydia Godden
David ‘Godden
Lola J Winters
Fred D. Winters
Claude Bishop
Goldie Bishop
Sarah Shelton
Aleradidet Shelton
Lewis JE. Tolbert
Roy Kimberlin
Myrtle Hilbert
Hiram Hilbert
Edna Hilbert
Annabelle Woodyard
Henry Woodyard
Nora Goodwin
Asa M. Goodwin
R. M. Collins Mte
National Bank of Casey
BF. Johnson
Bertha BE. Miller
John “i. ‘Parker
B. F. Johnson
Willian
Hosman
B. F
Johnson
Sheridan Cooper
J. V. Price
John
McKnight
Blanche M. Burner
Myrtle
M. Bonham
F. B. Swope
Elder Lee
Pleasant Family Gathering At Carpenter Home
A Sunday visit at John E Carpenter's home in Terre Haute gathers friends and relatives for a long pleasant day. A noon dinner is shared and the afternoon features ice cream cake lemonade music and songs. Attending are Mr and Mrs Doug Wallace and son John and Luther and Ben Serwise, Mr and Mrs Silas Chambers and family, Mr and Mrs Howard Serwise and son Haran and Wesley Carpenter.
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John
Avery
Doug Wallace
Luther
Ben Serwise
Terre Haute
Silas Chambers
Fam
Ily
Howard Serwise
Haran
Wesley Carpenter
Lycan Dies Unexpectedly at 79 in Marshall Home
Wm. Lycan, aged 79, died suddenly at his Marshall home on Sunday. The funeral was held Monday at 3:00 p.m. with Rev. D. T. Black officiating. Interment followed in the Marshall Cemetery.
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Wm. Lycan
Hig
Marshall
D. T. Black
Marshell Cemetery
Authority over mines urged as national emergency power
The United States Coal Commission calls for President authority to declare a national emergency and seize mines during strikes. It notes a concentrated coal industry dominated by few firms and argues for public welfare intervention to stabilize production, prices, and labor conditions amid immigration and labor tensions.
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J. B. - Jones
Washington, D. C
United States Coal Commission
Commission
Supreme Court
Congress
Coal Commission
United States
United” States Reclamation Service
Harding
Illinois announces new motor laws and 35 mph country roads
Springfield Ill July 14 Secretary of State Louly Emmerson mails changes to motorists. Key points include a 35 mph speed limit on country roads up from 30 and a mandatory headlight dimming rule, plus new license, tag, and vehicle weight fees and penalties for leaving accidents.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Louly Li ‘Emmerson
Oder
Emmerson
Secretary of State
Fire and Police
Marriage Licenses Reported For Several Couples
Seibert A Ross 21 of St Clair to Cple Gosgett 27 of Casey. Joseph Connelly 39 of Chicago to Lena Maud Kendall 36 of Mattoon. Herrick Foreman 29 of St Louis to Mildred McClure 22 of St Louis. James Gig 25 of London Ohio to Miriam Cole 94 of Marshall. Trop Sturgeon 27 of Terre Haute to Ruth Connett 29 of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seibert
A. Ross
St. Clair
Cple Gosgett
Casey
Joseph Connelly
Chicago
Lena Maud Kendall
Mattoon
Herrick J. Foreman
St. Louis
Mildred
Co.McClure
James Angus Gig
President links water power to reclamation and progress
The speaker argues that water wealth fuels soil wealth, cities, railroads, and industries. He suggests future plans hinge on streams supplying power and connects this to reclamation efforts across the nation.
Miss Mariam Cole Weds James Angus Guy in London Ohio
Miss Mariam Cole and James Angus Guy of London Ohio were married Saturday morning at the bride’s home on North Sixth Street. The ring ceremony and vows were led by Dr. Clark S. Thomas, former Congregational pastor. The bride’s mother Mrs Charles Cole and her brother Fenton Cole attended along with a large group of Cole relatives. The couple left Sunday to reside in London Ohio.
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Mariam Cole
James Angus Guy
London
Ohio
North Sixth Street
Clark S. Thomas
Congregational Church
Charles Cole
Fenton Cole
Vern Cole
Lu Cole
Gertrude
Frank Cole
Edith Cole
Margaret
Lola Cole
Mary
Fines Levied After Week of Local Disputes
On Thursday Wilfond Pine posted a $600 peace bond in Squire Swern's court after a square dispute with Renzo Murphy. Friday saw Vern Carpenter and Raymond Millhouse each pay $7.90 in Squire Craig's court for a square fight. Saturday Ned Welch and Wade Tingley paid $7.90 each in Squire Craig's court for their altercation. Sunday W. L. Douglas filed against Mattie and Elmer Spencer for disturbing the peace and they settled for $6.50 each in court.
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Wilfond Pine
Renzo’ Murphy
Pine
Squire Swern
Vern Carpenter
Raymond Millhouse
Squire Craig
Ned Welch
Wade Tingley
W. L. Douglas
Stringtown
Mattie
Elmer Spencer
Thick and big stills seized in county raid
Edgar and Clark counties joined in a Sunday morning raid assisted by three Indiana men, producing an 18 burner still. Sheriff Turner reports the office has grown too small for the distilling equipment he now houses.
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Edgar
Clark County
Indiana
Turner
Stock Market Uncertainty Dampens Early Optimism
Unsettled market mood grows after several sensational failures shake confidence. National City Bank notes disturbances around trading and warns that the stock market’s volatile news could slow a hoped for uptrend and influence industrial sentiment in the near term.
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National City Bank
Federal Reserve Board stresses farm marketing financing
The Federal Reserve Board urges reserve agents to focus on the federal reserve system's role in providing adequate financing for the orderly marketing of agricultural products during the upcoming market season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal ‘Reserve Board
Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Supreme Court boosts investor confidence says Babson
Wellesley Hills Mass July 13 1930s Babson cites two U S Supreme Court rulings as favorable to investors The Southwestern Telephone Company decision bars confiscatory rates and requires considering reproduction and original costs The Kansas Industrial Court ruling limits wage fixing to genuine emergencies with rail and coal strikes cited The piece frames court decisions as stabilizing factors for business and national readjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley Hills
Mass
United States Supreme Court
Roger W. Babson
Southwestern Telephone Company
Supreme Court
Congress
Kansas Industrial Court
Charles Wolf Packing Co
Mr. Babson
Babson
United States
General crop outlook fair with no overproduction
The monthly agricultural review from the U S Department of Agriculture says the general crop outlook is fair and there is no evidence of over production of cereal crops compared with the 1917-21 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Review
United ‘States
Department ‘of Agriculture
Mother Kills Sons Then Ends Her Own Life in Tragedy
Mrs. John Slusser witnesses the case of Mrs. Marshall Shoemaker who shot her two sons Paul 12 and Hershel, then killed herself after forcing them to take strychnine. The elder died at once. the younger died days later at Effingham hospital. A double funeral followed at the Shoemaker home with survivors including Marshall Shoemaker and the Slussers.
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Marshall A. Shoemaker
Chas, Snearly
Casey
Paul
Hershel
John Slusser
Shoemaker
Whitehead Examined for Diabetes by Pueblo Doctor
The Cheraw Herald editor Ben Gordon Whitehead underwent a medical examination in Pueblo and is being treated with insulin for diabetes. The doctor noted tests beyond finances and observed physical marks as part of the examination.
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Ben Gordon Whitehead
Cheraw
Colorado
Pueblo
Whitehead
Chautauqua Pleases With Comedy Drama at the Tent
Chautauqua patrons were entertained and pleased by It Pays to Advertise, a drama presented by the Mutual Morgan chautauqua players in the tent at the north side school grounds last night. The various other numbers for this year will be presented today and tomorrow.
H. S. Kirk plans amusements in Marshall
H. S. Kirk of Kirk & Strayer Amusement company plans to exhibit next week on the American Legion lot in Marshall. His shows include a merry go round a ferris wheel and other attractions.
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H. S. Kirk
The
Kirk & Strayer Amusement Company
Marshall
American Legion
Surprised Spittler’s 40th Birthday Observed
A Sunday gathering marked the 40th birthday of David Spittler with a noon lawn dinner. Relatives and friends listed include the Spittler, Serwise, Wright, Forbeck, Shaffner, Spittler, Davidson, Kile, and Huffington households. All departed later in the day wishing many more happy birthdays.
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David Spittler
Will Spittler
Carrol
Henry Spittler
Ray
Thomas Serwise
Leander Wright
Will Forbeck
Carl Shaffner
Clayton Spittler
Gerald Davidson
Quinton Dale
Henry Kile
Myrtle
Godfrey Spittler
Flossie Huffington
Elden Adams
Robert Carpenter
David
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Taci
WS High
High” School Board
Lycan
Mickie
Chiples
Cole
Guy
United States Supreme‘court
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