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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1918

Page

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Why We Fight and Caldwell's View on Sinn Fenn

A fiery argument rebutting Representative Caldwell's May 23 claim that Britain fights out of necessity while Americans seek glory alone. The speaker asserts U S action is driven by national life and material stakes, praising Britain France and Italy as steadfast allies. The piece lambasts pro German rhetoric as dangerous propaganda and defends Allied aims and material interests.

Representative Caldwell New York House of Representatives Great Britain Caldwell France Congressman Caldwell Italy Germany Mr. Caldwell

Martinsville Man Named Republican Sheriff Candidate

W A Byram of Martinsville is announced this week as a Republican candidate for sheriff. A well known citizen, he has run a business locally for years and served on the Board of Supervisors in the township.

W. A. Byram Martinsville Mr. Byram

Young Scott Wedding Sealed Quietly in Family Home

Miss Letha Scott and Mr. Ernest C. Young of Chicago were married at 8:30 PM Saturday at the bride's parents home. Rev C R Dierlamm officiated in a small gathering of family and seven close friends. The couple will reside in Chicago where Mr Young is in business.

Letha Scott Ernest C. Young Chicago Charles Scott Rev C. R. Dierlamm Mrs. Young Mr. Young

Court Yard Benches Spark County Meeting Debate

Voters oppose plans to fill the court house yard with loafing benches aimed at helping the tired. Critics warn the proposal would ruin the courtyard, citing four years of janitorial effort that has made it a beauty spot and likening the plan to a cow pasture within thirty days.

Court House

Married in February announces Keys Johnson union

Miss Nelle Mae Keys of this city marries Corporal John Richard Johnson of the 267th Aero Squadron at Effingham on February 23. Johnson served at Rantoul Chanute Field. Mrs Johnson led a millinery department at Herrodsburg Kentucky before the wedding. They plan to be at home after June 23 at 203 South Tenth Street in this city.

Marshall Nelle Mae Keys John Richard Johnson 267Th Aero Squadron Rantoul Chanute Effingham South Tenth Street

Sunday School Convention at Antioch in Orange Township

Sunday School Convention to be held at Antioch on June 9 at 2 p m. Devotional by L H Atkins. Welcome by L Deahl. Co operation and Opportunity of the Sunday School by Rev Hall. Does Organized Work Pay by Frank M Hurst. Our Aim by County President. Primary Work discussion led by Miss Lilian Brown. Report of State Convention by County Secretary H R Williams. Music by F Baker and Walter Mills.

Orange Township Antioch L. H Atkins L. Deahl Rev Hall Frank M . Hurst Lillian Brown H R Williams

Fenton Angler in France Sends Hopeful War News

A Fenton angler, shown in a recent picture, has been in France several months and does not appear downhearted. His family bought war savings stamps valued at $285 to add to his nest egg upon return after serving.

Fenton F Angler France Wilson

Marshall Township High School Junior Senior Banquet

The Junior class held a summerlike banquet for the seniors at the high school with Japanese lanterns arches greenery and color themes of purple gold green and white. A four course meal was served by the Domestic Science class followed by dancing and punch in the Marshall Club rooms. The weekend also featured a baccalaureate at the Methodist church and upcoming senior events in the Pythian Theater and Friday commencement address by Dr Lord of Charleston.

Marshall Township High School Claude Scott Lonnie MacLaughlin Leland Shoemaker Harnish Marshall High Miss Allen Esther Weir Margaret Cole Pythian Theater Dr Lord Charleston

City Council Meeting Reports Routine Business and Actions

The Little City Council met Monday night with routine business. The treasurer cited a total cash balance of 27040 across all funds and May collections of 850 for electric, 246 for water. Six arrests occurred, with two $5 fines. An ordinance set a $100 per car license for junk dealers and required barberry bushes to be exterminated. The attorney was told to notify a paving contractor about defective street spots for immediate repair. Mayor Lewis summoned the marshal and attorney on the green carpet over alleged enforcement lapses and urged strict enforcement of all ordinances.

Lewis

Eclipse Near 88 Percent Total Solar Event

The sun eclipse next Saturday will be about 88 percent total as seen here with smoked glasses. The Moon’s shadow starts near Astoria Oregon and ends near Orlando Florida. The closest approach to our area is near Little Rock Arkansas promising an 88 percent total eclipse.

United States Astoria Ore Orlando Fla Little Rock Ark

Circuit Court Dockets Include Quiet Title and Divorces

Hurley Welsh and unknown heirs face Geo. S. Dunlap in a bill to quiet title. Bert A. McGinness seeks divorce from Ethel McGin ness. Elmira D. Watson seeks divorce from John W. Wat son.

Circuit Court Hurley Welsh Et al Geo. S. Dunlap Bert A. McGinness Ethel McGinness Elmira D. Watson John W. Watson

Marriage Licenses Listed For Asa Rogers and Calloway

Asa E B Rogers of Parker Jp and Dora Calloway of Wabashio apply for a license Ernest C Young of Chicago and Letha A Scott of Marshall request license Verdin Joslin and Sarah Greenlee of Terre Haute seek license.

Asa EB. Rogers Parker Jp Dora €. Calloway Wabashio Ernest C. Young Chicago Letha A. Scott Marshall Verdin Joslin Sarah Greenlee Tere Haute

Trip to Camp Gordon by Harry Downey Contingent

Harry Downey describes the Nashville to Camp Gordon journey of 13 crowded trains with exhausted but spirited troops. They faced long days with little food, endured hard bunks and marching, and looked forward to Potsdam and a White House stop as they received mail and settled into barracks.

Harry Downey Camp Gordon Nashville Tenn Lawrenceville Evansville Central Southern Illinois Chattanooga Atlanta Potsdam White House Marshall

Death of well known Marshall township resident

William Hukill a Marshall township resident died at his home four miles northwest of the city on Sunday from heart disease after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the home and burial took place in the city cemetery. He was six years seven months old and survived by one daughter and two sons with Warren in the army in France.

William Hukill Marshall Township Hukill Warren France

Real Estate Transfers Reported In Local Listings

Priscilla Barrie J G Ditzenber transfers lot 3 block 12 Dulaney's 1st Casey for 400 dollars. S M Scholfield sells 258 acres between 2210 and 2212 for 809 dollars. A Weeden sells parts of lots 3 and 4 block 17 orig Westfield for 150 dollars. Cora E Brockhart buys lot 3 block 3 Dulaney's 4th Casey for 1300 dollars. Homer Brockhart buys from Cora E Brockhart block 36 Clerk's sub with 20 10 14 for 1500 dollars. James N Kelly sells 13 1/2 acres northeast 7 9 12 for 550 dollars. Eleasor Dill sells two acres southwest 5 10 13 for 750 dollars. Hanan Shadley sells sw se 33 9 14 for 1400 dollars.

Priscilla Barrie J G Ditzenberger Dulaney Casey M Scholfield Ed Wallace A Weeden J B Brockhart Orig Westfield Cora E Brockhart Homer Brockhart Homer Brookhart Cora E Brookhart James N Kelly Robert Kelly Eleasor Dill S§ P Johnson Hanan Shadley S C McKee

Graduation and Promotion Exercises in Marshall

The eighth and seventh grade graduation and promotional exercises will be held in the Pythian Theater Marshall at 2 30 p m tomorrow Prof W S Booth Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruction will deliver the address Music will be furnished by the Mathews Orchestra.

Pythian Theater Marshall W. S Booth Assi Supt of Public Instruction Mathews Orchestra

Sidell and Olney Railway Denied Plea to Discontinue

The State Utilities Commission rejects Sidell and Olney Railway request to end operation. Company had posted notices along its line stating a June 16 quit date.

State Utilities Commission Sidell & Olney Railway

New Court Docket Highlights Offenses and Bastardy Suit

The People versus Willard Large concerns selling intoxicants in anti saloon territory. The People ex rel Gertie Schlosser versus Russell Craig is a bastardy case.

Willard Gertie Schlosser Russell Craig

Millard Hedrick to Seek Sheriff Nomination in Republican Primary

Sheriff Millard M. Hedrick of Marshall announces candidacy for sheriff subject to the Republican primary on September 11.

Millard M. Hedrick Marshall

Drafts Announced for 280000 More Men and Clark County Preface

Officials announce 280000 additional men will be drafted this month with 25 or 30 from Clark county. Registration underway today is estimated to raise enrollments by 1,200,000.

Clark County

John J Arney Nominated for County Judge Post

County voters hear the announcement that John J Arney of Casey seeks the Republican nomination for county judge. He is described as experienced in law, a man of judgment and impartiality, with broad county recognition and proven character.

Newspaper quits business under wartime strain

War conditions hit American press as prices soar and ad revenue lags. About 1200 papers shut in months, from small country sheets to giants like the Chicago Herald. Casey Commercial will cease, its office material sold to Banner Times and remaining assets moved from Casey.

Cross Roads Sheet Chicago Herald Casey Commercial Banner Times Casey

Hutsonville Forms Gas Company to Take Over Plant

Hutsonville will continue to use natural gas as Articles of Incorporation are filed to authorize a company to take over the Hutsonville gas plant. Mains and appliances will be bought from Wabash Gas. stock is being subscribed by residents, with calls for others to invest at Newlin State Bank. Gas was cut off for a few days during a pipe upgrade to a new well. officials expect long term Annapolis field supply.

Hutsonville Herald Hutsonville Hutsonville Gas Watson Wabash Gas Company Newlin State Bank Annapolis

Candidate pledges service and party leadership in County

The candidate, a lifelong Clark County resident and Republican, outlines duties of office and commitment to the people. He cites years as county committeeman and Martinsville businessman, pledging to support the dry amendment, a reformed Constitution, good roads and equal suffrage, and moral advancement for the community.

Clark County Martinsville General Assembly

Germans Halted After Major Push On Par

General Foch rushed reserves as the German drive toward Par was split into fights for positions. Despite a 25 mile advance at heavy cost, the German army appears to dig in to hold ground. American and allied troops drew high praise for halting the assault. German submarines also attacked the Atlantic coast sinking at least five vessels, including the passenger ship Carolina with 220 passengers and 120 crew. 58 lives were lost mainly from lifeboat overturns.

Paris Foch Atlantic Carolina Porto Rico America

Death of Mrs Thompson in Terre Haute

Mary Thompson wife of John L Thompson of Marshall died yesterday morning at St Anthony's Hospital Terre Haute after gallstone removal surgery. Survived by husband three brothers Lyman William Henry Kuykendall and five sisters. Funeral tomorrow at 10 am at Lyman Kuykendall home with burial at New Hope cemetery.

Mary Thompson John L Thompson Marshall St Anthony’s Hospital Terre Haute Lyman William Henry Kuykendall Lyman Kuykendall New Hope Cemetery

John Randall Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination

John T Randall announced as a Democratic candidate for sheriff. He is a longtime county figure, active in the Marshall milling business for 13 years after living in Martinsville and Parker townships. He has not held county office before and pledges an energetic campaign if nominated and elected.

John T Randall Randall Marshall Martinsville Parker

Camp YMCA A Ralph O Cooper Praises Y M C A Support

Air service member at Barron Field Everman Texas writes on YMCA value. He describes nightly activities Bible classes concerts lectures and religious services and notes news from the front received through the YMCA. He praises those in charge and stresses that support for the YMCA marks patriot duty and morale.

Ralph O Cooper Air Service Barron Feld Everman Texas Sammy Kelly Field Freud

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Bell Sinn Fenners Young-Scott Court Yard F Baker Walter Mills Bocie William Hakill John J Arney Arney Thompson John Randall Camp Y. M. CG. A
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