Enforcement duty for prohibition law across counties and cities
The article argues that state and local officers including mayors aldermen sheriffs marshals police and deputies must aid enforcement of the prohibition act. It cites sections authorizing arrests by officers and private citizens and demanding strict prosecution while continuing liquor traffic enforcement. The duty to cooperate covers municipal county and state officials with uniform power to seize and prosecute violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thig
Halles
Sunday School Convention Held at United Brethren Church
The Marshall township annual Sunday school convention will be held at the United Brethren church this coming Sunday afternoon. Officers will be elected and an offering for state and county work will be taken. Mike Moore, Pres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
West Terre Haute Routs Marshall In Tight Sunday Game
West Terre Haute defeats Marshall 7 to 6 after a ninth inning rally. C Farris and Wilson spark the scoring with key hits and a stolen home by Wilson for the winning run. Silbermans umpired the game which lasted 2 hours 16 minutes with Moon and H Ferris among the standouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Haute
Deason
Wilson
Moon
Cy Farris
West Terre “Haute
West Terre Haute
Smith
Train wreck on Big Four coal cars derail in Marshall scene
A Big Four coal train wreck near Marshall left flat cars piled and a large hoisting apparatus toppled from a carrying car. The southbound train derailed after a flat car wobbled under its load, damaging cars estimated at 30 thousand dollars. The engine lead car carried two men who escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mila
Ernst
Celebration at Gard's in honor of Alex's 63rd birthday
A Sunday dinner at Gard's home south of town drew relatives and friends who spoke highly of the guest of honor. Attendees included Mrs. Tulia Cenzer, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Gard, Helen Sand Ruth of St. Louis, Mrs. Walter Gard of Terre Haute, and several others from West Union, Ernst J. Mundy of Marshall, Willian Gard and Imle families, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex” Gard
Tulia
Cenzer
Gard
Jed
Pnd
Helen’ Sand Ruth
St. vLouts
Land
Walter
Terre Haute
M. Kearns
West
Union
Willian Gard
West Union
William
Imle
Ernst J. S ‘Mundy
Marshall
Family dispute at restaurant ends in battery and public disturbance
Report states Russell Hill and Craig clashed over payment at Murphy and Craig restaurant on Sunday afternoon. Police note John Forbeck anticipated further violence. Hills may be summoned to answer charges of disturbing the public peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hill
Murphy & ‘Craig
Craig
Hillacwentec
John * Forbeck
Prohibition Law Enforcement Call Seeks Citizen Help
A prosecuting attorney urges officers and private citizens to actively enforce the state liquor laws. He asks for cooperation from named officers and calls citizens to participate, stating he is ready to act as both official and citizen. He asks others to respond affirmatively to avoid doubt about the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Yonly - Pas
Aw. A
Spearheaded Annual Prep Reveals Farm Housing Plans
Details emerge as planners outline facilities and housing for farmers in the forthcoming annual session. Officials discuss targets, funding and site considerations while outlining steps toward implementation. Public feedback and committee reviews are expected in the coming weeks.
Poultry Culling and Farm Marketing Plan Discussed
A farm meeting feature speaker Mr Kessinger stresses snappy practical poultry topics. August September are key months to cull pullets. A new farmer owned marketing plan proposes farmer controlled commissions with patronage dividends. Illinois Ohio Iowa Missouri groups meet to refine the plan in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kessinger
Holineis
Farers’ National Livestock Marketing
Chicago
Illinois
Ohio
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois Agricultural Association
Story Hour Planned at Public Library for Young Children
Miss Maude Lewis will lead a story hour for children aged five to nine at the public library from 1 15 to 2 00 pm on Thursday July 28. Readings include The Cat and the Mouse Bremen Band Little Two Eyes Mother Hubbard and Three Little Kittens.
Five Casey residents held on white mule charges
Five people were apprehended Sunday afternoon in Casey by Sheriff Byram Deputy Strohm and State's Attorney Connelly for dealing in white mule products. Named detainees include William Quillan Mrs Quillan William Crouch Thomas Tingley and Amber Bowles. Connelly warns Casey citizens to back law enforcement as the new deputy sheriff tackles major crime amid local speculation and town discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Quillan
William Crouch
Thomas Tingley
Amber Bowles
Grigny” Bowles
Connelly
Casey
Big ‘Grutt
Miss Dorothy Heidrick Fires On Passenger Aboard Train
Miss Dorothy Heidrick, flee ing Clermont girls school, escapes from Indianapolis and shoots Martin Alvis of Jackson on Pennsylvania train No 20 near Martinsville. Bullet hits Alvis in the left leg above the knee. he is taken to Terre Haute hospital. Heidrick detained by Terre Haute authorities as the gun misfired from her grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Heidrick
Clermont Girls’ School
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Martin Alvis
Jackson
Tenn
Alvis
Martinsville
Terre ‘Haute
Heidrick
Terre ‘Frente
Ttis
Massed Band Concert Set For August 4 With Regional Groups
No band concert tomorrow night. Next Thursday August 4 at 8:00 PM the Marshall Chamber of Commerce band the Business Men's association band of Casey and members from Martinsville and Greenup will join to present an unprecedented county concert. Harold Bright directs with C. C. Baker Mark Patterson and M L Carruthers leading individual numbers. A real program is promised for music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Association
Casey
Martinsville
Greenup
County
Harold Bright
C. C. Baker
Mark Patterson
M.L. Carruthers
Auxiliary Unit Meeting and Legion Picnic Planned
The American Legion auxiliary unit will meet at 3:00 p.m. at the legion hall on Saturday. A joint picnic with the Legion is set for Shaw's Beach on Sunday afternoon with departure from Marshall at 2:00 p.m. Supper will be provided en route and the legion orchestra will supply music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary Unit of the Américan Legion
School Board Chooses Fill-In Teachers For City and High School
Miss Gertrude Sharkey was selected to fill a south side school vacancy left by Miss Jessie German. Miss Gladys Allison was chosen as a Tausie teacher and will split time between the high school and city schools. Mrs. J. Walter Cork was named supply teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude ‘Sharkey
South Side
Jessie
Gladys Allison
Tausie
Walter Cork
Choseri- Supply
Visits and travels of townspeople reported in Marshall
A string of short notices details residents and visitors from Marshall and nearby towns. People like Ruth Knipe Irene Crow Louise Russell and others journey to Mt Carmel, Terre Haute, Chicago and Indianapolis, visiting relatives and friends.
Weekend Visits Across Town Highlight Local News
The Moore family spent Sunday with relatives near Charleston while Sidney Cox returned from Tulsa to see his ailing mother. Versa Neff of Terre Haute vacations with the Neffs southwest of town, and Agnes Green resumes work in Indianapolis after vacationing with family. Additional visits include Kellogg and family from Tulsa, Flowers and Robey households from Stewardson, and Robson's trip from Cincinnati for a Prudential outing. Hazel Rellson resumes Vandalia work after vacation with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versa Neff
Terre Haute
Mr. S
Mrs
Dan Neff
Agnes Green
Indianapolis
Hazel Rellson
Vandalia
Mr. and
Mra
Mack’ Roligon
Odd Fellows District Meeting Tonight
The district of the Odd Fellows lodge will hold a meeting here tomorrow night at 7 30 for a short organization meeting and plans as needed for evening. The district meeting will follow at 8 30 two degrees are expected to be conferred Walter F Hutchinson district president and O C Shotwell of Went Union are presenters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd: Fellows Lodge
Walter F. Hutchinson
O. C. Shotwell
Went Union
Thomas Sweet Dies Suddenly at Home
Thomas Sweet died suddenly yesterday noon at his home. Funeral arrangements were not announced. He is survived by his wife and children Ben Sweet Barbara Broaman Mollie Gulliser and William Sweet. Mrs Lucy Sanders and others are listed among relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay South
Marehall
Ben Sweet
Lucy" Sanders
William Sweet
Barbara
Broaman
Mraz
Mollie” Gulliser
Iuka
Grain and Livestock Market Summary Week Sluggish Demand
Prices eased across grains and hay amid weak export demand and slow buying by the public. Cash wheat and corn showed modest gains and losses in Chicago and Minneapolis while hay and livestock prices mostly held or edged higher for select cuts and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Seaboard
Chicago
Minneapolis
City
West
Timothy N. Y
Atlanta
Memphis
City selects engineer for new water and light plant
Frank L. Wilcox of St. Louis chosen as consulting engineer to prepare plans and specifications for Marshall’s new city water and light plant with an estimated cost around 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Wilcox
St. Louis
Marshall
Miss Minnie Smith Visits Robinson Relatives This Week
Miss Minnie Smith of Robinson is visiting her aunt Mrs. Dan Eckel and other relatives this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Richardson of
Greenup
H. B. Higgins
Minnie Smith
Robinson
Dan Eckel
Philadelphia man visits Marshall lineage with family
John Hess of Philadelphia a former Marshall resident who has not lived there for 18 years travels with his wife and children to visit his grandmother Mrs R Ay Triplett during a family visit to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hess
Philadelphia
Marshall
R.ay Triplett
Local Social Notes Highlight Decatur and Dalton City Hosts
Misses Margaret and Mary Henneberry of Decatur and Frances Sheehan Katherine Bresnan and Martin I Sheehan of Dalton City were guests of Miss Agnes Ryan last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret and
Mary Henneberry
Decatur
Frances Sheehan
Katherine _Bresnan
Martin_I. Sheehan
Dalton City
Agnes Ryan
Mrs Arthur Poorman Hosts House Guests This Week
Mrs Arthur Poorman welcomed guests Thursday night Mrs Frank Greenough of Whittier California and Misses Mary Brown and Margaret Shaw to her home, sharing hospitality with the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Poorman
Frank Greenough
Whittier
Calif
Mary Brown
Margaret Shaw
Miss Jane Whitlock Hosts Fourth Birthday Party
Miss Jane Whitlock served as hostess for a party Friday afternoon in Terre Haute celebrating her fourth birthday. Eight little friends attended including Mildred Carroll Rebecca Taylor Evelyn Hemminghouse Jimmie Haslitt Frank aie chell Jimmie Claypool and Betty Ann Whitlock the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Whitlock
Mildred Carroll
Rebecca Taylor
Evelyn Hemminghouse
Jimmie Haslitt
Frank Aiechell
Jimmie Claypool
Betty Ann Whitlock
Terre “Haute
Quiet exchange hints at heavenly origin in passing show dialogue
Fragmentary text suggests a stage dialogue where Joan and mother discuss a baby’s heavenward origin. The jumbled lines reference a Passing Show in London and a gentle, quiet atmosphere above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
London
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Dari Eckle
Louis Bulger
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Harold ‘ Bright
John
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Lola Schwanecke
Clara
Dorothy Moore
Ruth Green
Emily Scholfield
Mayme Schwanecke
James Morton
Charles Trefz
Mary Gunder
Walter Fawley
the Narrows
John Kelly
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Kansas
Irene Walker
William Munshower
J. H. Nusbaum
Findlay
Silas Litteral
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Martha
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Charles Whitlock
Basil Whitlock
Ernest Murphy
Child
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Grant Pritchard
Ben Crow
Merrick Cox
Wilber Moore
Dorothy
Luther Lanman
Charleston
Sidney* Cox
Tulsa
Okla
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Charles Flowers
Mack “Robson
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Richardaon
Halsepple
Mmr
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