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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1915

Page

8

Survivor tells graphic tale of Lusitania sinking in New York

Samuel Knox president of New York Shipbuilding Company described his escape from the Lusitania after an explosion and the ship listing. He joined a half full lifeboat, was saved after six hours by a fishing smack, and noted Elbert Hubbard aboard without a lifebuoy. The report also includes observers of submarine activity near Dover and remarks from passengers including John G. Lamonty and Senator Lafayette Young.

New York Samuel Knox New York Shipbuilding Company Camden N. J Germantown Knox Rotterdam Lusitania Cunard Elbert Hubbard Dover John G. Lamonty Hamburg Titusville Lamonte Germany Lafeyette Young Senator Young Hner

Election call urges voters for state supreme and circuit judges

In this district elections occur only every nine and six years for supreme and circuit judges. Voters should go to the polls on Monday June 7. Republican candidates named are Judge W F Bundy for the supreme bench and John H Marshall A H Partlow and Walter Brewer for the circuit bench. All are able lawyers and fitted for judicial honors.

Illinois State Supreme Court W. F. Bundy Marion Supreme Bench John H. Marshall A. H. Partlow Walter Brewer

Bond Reduction Denied for Terre Haute Officials in Fraud Case

United States Court of Appeals in Chicago denied a motion to reduce bonds for eleven Terre Haute officials and politicians convicted of election fraud. Bond was $10,000 per year of sentence, which ranged from one to six years. The court held bail cannot be sized to defendants’ finances and set a June 21 hearing for new trial precedence.

United States Circuit Court of Appeals Chicago Terre ‘Haute Leavenworth Francis E. Baker

Old Days in York Reminiscence Verses Harsh Prison Life

H C Bell recalls York era memories and a Leavenworth prison dispatch details former Terre Haute mayor Donn Roberts working in the federal prison laundry after election fraud conviction. He lists parole candidates and vivid local figures from Hutsonville and York in earlier days.

Robertson Terre: Haute Edward Holler Charles McCallaheré Donn M. Roberts Leavenworth Donn Roberts Terre Haute Roberts United States Edward Heller John Masselink Maurice Walsh Joseph O'Mara Arthur Gillis Joseph Strauss Alexander Arcel Charles Houghton George Severn

Illinois House Places Freight Train Bill on Calendar

The Illinois House voted to place a bill limiting freight trains to fifty cars on the calendar, despite a committee verdict against it. Trade unionists urged support while railroads warn longer trains are safer, citing statistics. The paper notes that more shorter trains could raise accident risks and urges prudent judgment.

House Committee On Public Utilities Illinois House Chicago News

The Boy Wonder of Kansas

The poem lauds Jess Willard growing up in a plain Kansas town free of alcohol. It portrays his disciplined life, manual labor, and simple diet as foundations of his strength. It predicts only a formidable foe could still best him if he remains alcohol free.

Aittle Kansas Town Jess Willard Jess Kansas Walt Mason

Abe Martin on costs, war debts, and public vigor

The column muses on social contrasts from cheap to costly goods and urges practical effort over idle talk. It critiques government debt estimates and hints at global tensions with hints of temperance as a political front.

Optimism and Satire Blend in Quiet Wit

A reflective note on how optimism benefits from light satire. It suggests that those eager to display knowledge may fall short, exposing cracks in pretension and proving humor often tempers certainty.

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