Editorial consensus after National Editors convention
Editors from 48 states urged parties to pick leaders of integrity and to pursue farm relief with tax considerations. They warned Congress to act on subsidies, favoring economy and accountability. Northwest Republicans urged a two plan platform on foreign and domestic policy to inspire 1924 voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Daley
Oklahoma City
Okla
National Editorial Association
Middle West
Northwest
Congress
West
Democratic Party
District Meeting of I. O. O. F at West Union
The district meeting of the I O O F will be held at West Union on Thursday June 12. The Greenup chapter will exemplify the first degree at this meeting. L C Brummett of Vevay Park is the president of the district.
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West Union
Greenup
L. C. Brummett of
Vevay Park
Illinois Urged to Back Corrupt Practices Law in 1924
Illinois Representative Henry R. Rathbone urged immediate support for a federal corrupt practices act to limit campaign disbursements. He noted Illinois was one of five states with no spending caps and called for state action on primary expenditure limits. The Senate attached a ten day report rider to the postal bill. a House bill would cap general election spending for senators at 10000 and for representatives at 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Henry R. Rathbone
Illinois
Ilinois
Union
Rathbone
Newberry
Congress
Dunn Wins Illinois Supreme Court Reelection in Third District
Judge Frank K. Dunn of Charleston was reelected to the Illinois Supreme Court third district by a large margin over Lawrence B. Stringer. Judge Wm. M. Farmer also received a sizable vote in the same election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Farmer
Ilinois Supreme Court
Frank K. Dunn
Charleston
Lawrence B. Stringer
Edwin Shaw Tug Launched on Savannah River
The Savannah Lumber Co of Savannah Georgia completed a tug 140 feet long by 23 feet beam built to haul logs to Ft Wentworth. I H Fettie president named the vessel The Edwin Shaw and Mrs Edwin Shaw christened it with a Champagne bottle breaking on the bow as it slid away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Lumber Co
Savannah
Georgia
Ft. Wentworth
I. H. Fettie
Edwin Shaw
Man on Bond for June Court Appearance
Clarence Collins of Jasonville was arrested Wednesday on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor and posted $1000 bond for his appearance in the June term of court. Bond was signed by Elmer Short of Casey.
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Man
Bond
Clarence Collins
Jasonville
Elmer Short
Casey
McMorris Buys National-Dixie Hotel in Marshall
Chas E McMorris purchased the National-Dixie hotel from J S Mundy for 25000 dollars. The 40 room hotel sits at the crossroads of Marshall roads and the deal underscores local investment confidence. McMorris brings 20 years hotel experience from Chicago Indianapolis and Cleveland and has been active in Marshall civic affairs since arriving.
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Chas. E. McMorris
National-Dixie
J. S. Mundy
Marshall
McMorris
Mundy
LaSalle
Chicago
Claypool
Indianapolis
Ind
Statler
Cleveland
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Charleston
Chamber of Commerce of
Clark County
Democratic Central Committee
University of Illinois grants 1612 degrees this year
The statewide list includes Clark County graduates among 1612 students to receive degrees at the 53rd annual commencement in Urbana tomorrow. Special Saturday morning exercises in Chicago honor medicine, dentistry, and pharmacy graduates. Notable speakers include Dr. Lotus D Coffman of Minnesota and Dr. William E Barton of Oak Park.
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University of Illinois
Urbana
Chicago
Colleges of Medicine and Dentistry
School of Pharmacy
Lotus D Coffman
University of Minnesota
William E. Barton
First Congregational Church of
Oak Park
Clark Coun
Ohair Filling Station Adds New Gasoline Pump
Improvements at the O'Hair filling station include three new concrete driveways and an additional gasoline pump. The upgrades allow the station to serve three cars at once with concrete work extending to the sidewalk and main street.
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O'Hair
City Council Passes Tax on Gasoline Pumps
The council met Monday evening and adjourned to Tuesday to discuss the south side sewer. An ordinance was passed taxing curb gasoline pumps at 2 dollars a month, payable by the owner to the city.
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South Side
Farm Bureau Radio Program for This Month
June broadcast lineup from KYW Chicago details talks by George S Bridge and others on farming topics. Programs air Tuesday and Friday nights at 7 20 p m CST featuring experts from agriculture and trade groups.
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Farm Bureau
Westinghouse
KYW
Chicago
W. N. Neil
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Illinois
H C Butcher
Ilnois Agricultural Association
American Farm Bureau Executive Committee
Howard Leonard
National Livestock and Meat Board
E W Atkins
G. B. Lewis
Watertown
Wisconsin
R. F. Eagle
WFE 1
Rummel Community Service Department
Queens
Adpd Folker
Montgomery Ward & Co
Arthur Page
Grain Exchange
George S Bridge
Chicago Board of Trade
Orange Judd
Illinois Farmer
Paul A. Potter
Illinois Granges
Mullen's Restaurant Moves to Pulver Place
John Mullen's restaurant to take over the Pulver Place building vacated by Lloyd Pulver, owned by E. Claypool. The new site is east of Sockler's garage, marking a relocation of the business.
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Mullen’s Restaurant
Pulver Place
Board of Supervisors Set for June 9 Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will meet on Monday in the courthouse for their regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Supervisors
Court House
Residence Sold and Filling Station Begun in West Main
D. B. Morton sold property on West Main Street to Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Morris for 6000 dollars. The new owners have already initiated construction of a filling station on the grounds.
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BE. D. Morton
West Main Street
F. B.morris
Old Trails Road Advocate Seeks Widening for National Route
W P Simpson, field assistant to Judge J M Lowe of Kansas City, mo president of the National Old Trails Road Association, has been visiting to push development of the road as a federally owned artery. He notes it as the continent’s main traffic route and calls for widening to handle future freight and passenger traffic.
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W P Simpson
J M Lowe
Kansas City
National Old Trails Road Association
National Old Trails
Marshall Girl Edna Beadle Graduates From Hulman School
Edna Beadle of Marshall is among fourteen graduates in the Hulman Memorial School for Nurses class of 4th annual exercises held at St Anthony's hospital chapel in Terre Haute. The ceremonies opened with 10 o'clock solemn high mass and included a commencement address by Rev Joseph E Hamill of Indianapolis and a midday banquet with talks for graduates and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Beadle
Hulman
Linnaeus N Hines
Indiana State Normal School
Ora D Davis
Pulver Opens New Independent Filling Station on Michigan
Lloyd Pulver moves into a new two story filling station on Michigan Avenue built with local materials and workers. The house like structure has a red tin roof tan stucco finish white trim tan awnings with Independent printed on them and features one pump and a concrete driveway serving as the station.
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Lloyd Pulver
Michigan Avenue
Claypool
Brandenstein
Wesnitzer Buys Keifer Property on Plum Street
Harvey Wesnitzer purchases the Minnie Keifer property on West Plum Street and takes possession on Tuesday. Miss Keifer and her mother are currently living in Indianapolis.
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Wesnitzer
Keifer
Plum Street
Harvey Wesnitzer
Minnie Keifer
West
Miss Keifer
Indianapolis
Marshall Milk Condensary Sold to St. Louis Investors
The Marshall Milk Condensary has been sold to parties from St. Louis and will open and operate a week from Monday June 16, according to Ben T. Baird who holds the major stock at present.
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ST. Louis
Marshall
Ben T. Baird
Majorit
Graduation Exercises Shine At Marshall Township High School
A crowd of about 1000 gathered in the gymnasium for Marshall Township High School’s graduation. The program featured the school orchestra under Miss Georgia Caldwell, two songs by the Girls Glee Club, and addresses by Rev E Glendenning and Mrs DeMarchus Brown of Indianapolis. Miss AHee Adams delivered the valedictory as diplomas were awarded by Supt F G Edwards and Judge H R Snavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Township High School
Georgia Caldwell
E. Glendenning
The
Christian Church
Marian Maurer
Glee Club
Summer Library Hours Schedule Update
Summer library hours started June 2 with daily afternoon service from 2 30 to 5 30 and special Saturday night hours from 7 00 to 9 00.
Addition List Names at Cane Dry Goods Company
A list of individuals appears in the Heralds Addition section including Albert Bradley Sam E. Mattis Cane Dry Goods Co. Mrs Laura B. Williams Michael Golden Cora B. Toller Mrs E. B. Watts Will Moon Dr J C Black.
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Albert Bradley
Sam E. Mattis
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Illindis
States
Dunn
Mr. McMorris
Westinghouse Station
George S. Bridge
OLD Trails Association
St. Anthony Hospital
Pulver
de Marcus Brown
DeMarchus Brown
Phil Brown
Brown
the Herald
Herald
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