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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1914

Page

6

Illinois Auditor Brady in a Political Scandal Shakeup

A wife sues former Illinois Auditor Brady for breach of promise claiming a marriage in another state and a vow to legalize the union in Illinois was broken. The piece accuses Brady of various "got by" actions across state payrolls appointments and campaign funds, hinting at a broader misconduct scandal. The wife promises further revelations to illuminate editorial attention nationwide.

Brady Ilinois State Civil ‘Service Commission W. H. Eubanks Chicago

Obituary of Walter Ferris Born 1889 Died 1914

Walter Ferris oldest son of Randolph and Sarah Ferris died at Shawnee Oklahoma on June 1 1914 after contracting typhoid fever while seeking to regain health. He left West Union in April with his brother Cole arriving just before death. The funeral was held June 3 at the family home conducted by Rev Wheeler with large attendance. Interment followed at Shawler cemetery. He leaves parents two sisters Leona and Esther two brothers Ocie and Willis and many relatives.

Walter Ferris Randolph Sarah J Ferris West Union Shawnee Okla Cole Leona Esther Ocie Willis Mr Wheeler The Baptist Church Charles Prevo Albert Wright Alma Poorman Louise Prust Alma Couchman Shawler Vincent Raymond Field Harry Williamson Ivan Cline Joe Cork

Terre Haute Reader Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills

A Terre Haute reader recommends Doan’s Kidney Pills, citing relief from kidney issues and headaches. She notes the product helps the kidneys remove toxins, mentions headaches and dizzy spells, and states the pills cost 60 cents at dealers.

Terre Haute Mar- Shaw McGoskey Cleveland Ave Terre. Haute Ind Dean Doan Irs Mibourne

Local Happenings in Hutsonville and Nearby

A newborn son to the Westerfields in Chicago died days later and was buried in Hutsonville. Euna Alice Newlin and Dee Irwin Cox wed at the Newlin home in Hutsonville with Mr and Mrs Ira Winger visiting. Jo Frances Kopta died at age 3 11 from German measles and complications at home. Rebecca Rains fractured her hip in a fall west of town. Christian church hosts township high school commencement with Dr Edward Cary Hayes as speaker. ten seniors named including Gladys Cox Thelma Shore Paula Shore Ethel Hall Laura Swinger Maude Black Lucy Hamilton Lyman Lindley Charles Layton Rex Boyll.

A. M. Westerfield Chicago Hutsonville S. D. Newlin Euna Alice Dee Irwin Cox Naperville Ira Winger Lamotte Prairie Marshall Geo. Gibson Jo Frances Frank Rose Kopta Rebecca Rains The Christian Church Township High School Edward Cary Hayes State University Gladys Marguerite Cox Thelma Tay Shore Paula Shore Ethel May Hall Laura Swinger Maude Black Lucy Hamilton Lyman LaFayette Lindley Charles Augustus Layton Rex Boyll

Local notes from Casey and area events

Miss Bessie Landers of Marshall visits Mrs. Claud English this week. Mrs Sylvester Dehi and children travel to Chicago for Federated clubs meeting. The Captain of Plymouth staged by local talent at the opera house for class of 1914. Wallace Slusser returns with a bride from Cleveland after a visit. Remains of Mrs Leonard Ashley arrive for interment in Marshall. Five jailed for speeding after Indy race crowds. John Reha buried. raised by Mrs Geo Cochenour, died in a Van Buren sanitarium.

Sylvester Deh Fresno Calif Allen Marshall Coshocton Ohio J. D. McCoy R. A. Young Co. W. Shimel Chicago Plymouth Opera House Wallace Slusser S. L. Slusser Cleveland Okla Leonard Ashley Weston Ill Cumberland Baptist Church Craig Marshall Indianapolis John Reha Geo. Cochenour Casey van Buren Ark

Weighing a Soul Prompts Saintly Skepticism in Haverhill

A Haverhill physician reports weighing a dying man’s soul at three quarters of an ounce. The piece notes varying soul weights, argues the experiment lacks practical value, and mocks the notion while asserting traditional weights will endure.

Haverhill Mass France England

Westfield Notes on Visitors and Local Events

Andrew Melton of Willis Point Texas visits Westfield. Rev H H Heberly of Lincoln Nebraska comes for a visit. Prof W A Bandy of Shelbyville, visiting with home folks. Kansas offers free outdoor picture shows for weekly town visiting. Next week college commencement and the Mattoon District Epworth League convention will bring visitors from afar.

Andrew Melton Willis Point Texas H. H. Heberly Lincoln Neb W. A. Bandy Shelbyville Kansas Mattoon Epworth League

Grandma Pate, Local Matriarch, Dies at 102

Mrs Sarah Pate known as Grandma Pate died around noon Saturday at the home of her foster son Matt Barricklow. She was more than 102 years old and the oldest resident in this part of the state. She had not been bedridden until two days before her death.

Sarah Pate Pate Matt Barricklow Arcola

Sir Henry Seton Kerr Incident Recounted

A fragmented report recounts Sir Henry Seton Kerr's alleged actions aboard the Empress of Ireland. It notes a confrontational moment with another passenger and frames Kerr as behaving like a gentleman and a hero despite the tensions described.

Henry Seton- Kerr

Convicts Run State Clothing Factory Expands Output

Convicts at the Southern Illinois Penitentiary produced 118 641 dollars worth of clothing for state institutions in the last year, up about 14 000 from the prior year. The warden notes the factory supplies nearly all inmate clothing and related items for penal and charitable facilities statewide.

Southern Illinois Penitentiary Werden W. V. Choisser Dunne Illinois State Penitentiary Illinois State Reformatory Southern Ilnois Penitentiary Board of Prison Industries State Board of Prison Industries

June Visitors and Garden Pests Across The Orchard

A fragmented June vignette lists caterpillars nestling in apple trees and moths emerging from the sod. It mentions pests like curculio germs, chinch bugs, potato bugs, worms, and armyworms invading fruits and vegetables, with ants and roaches noted in cluttered domestic scenes.

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Democracy the Herald Banner Times Bessie Landers Claud English Westfield Marshall State Bank F. O. B. Detriot Irvih Rogers Marshall, Illinois Reed Nye Studebaeueir Studebaker Union Eiought W. Main Street Marstall, Il
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