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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1912

Page

4

Senate to vote on Larimer case July 6

The senate will vote on the Larimer case on July 6 unless the current session ends earlier. The British Titanic inquiry has concluded and blamed the iceberg. A chemist claims the human body contains two feet of gas. Voter turnout is noted as low across parties. The Illinois General Assembly closed a special session by defeating a constitutional amendment on single article amendments.

Senate Larimer British Titanic Commission Illinois General Assembly Browne Rapp

Sunday School Convention at Allright June 16

The Sunday School Convention will be held at Allright in Anderson township on June 16. The program includes a Welcome by Henry Kile and Jerry Ishler, sessions on adult class movement led by Roy Cook, teacher training by L. B. Amear, and discussions on school problems led by Wi Washorn. A dinner adjournment follows, with devotional by Will Ziegler and supervision by superintendent Bert Eckles and secretary Reba Bea-Py.

Allright Anderson Township Ja. m Asbury Buzzard Henry Kile Jerry Ishler Roy Cook L. B. Amear Wash'orn God J. Ishler Addourn Will Ziegler Bunday Echool Bert Eckles Ethelbert Bartahee

Cuba Intervenes Again as Gomez Relies on US Aid

The American and British owners of sugar plantations near Santiago demanded protection for their property from President Gomez, who cited insufficient troops to defend foreign interests. Commander Kline sent 450 marines and Washington requested reinforcements as Admiral Usher's fleet prepared to land 500 more marines and 1,000 sailors. The piece argues the intervention exposes a weak Cuban government reliant on US troops.

Bréoch Santiago Gomez Kline Guantanamo Washington Usher Key West United States Cuba State Department Palma Uncle Sam

Chicago judge Dunne visits city in silent campaign

Judge Dunne of Chicago, a Democratic candidate for governor, arrived with a few political lieutenants by automobile for a brief stop. He then headed to Westfield and visited his ill friend John Tumney, offering support and lining him up.

Judge Dunne Chicago Westfield John Tumney John

Drifting and A Spider and Her Web church themes announced

Christian Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 led by Roy Hunt Superintendent. A successful Sum day program featured children's exercises. Preaching service next Sunday at 10 45 in the morning on Drifting and at 7 30 evening on A Spider and Her Web or God Cares. Music praised. pastor D D Burt invites all to attend.

Taft Teddy John Stevens Auburn Mormilay Hamp Cooper Orange Rogers Cooper Jo Swope M. EB. Church H. P. Lowery Metropolis Church of God Cormer E Cooper Marshall Ind Parke County Samuel Marvin Darwin Township John Elmore Wabash Valley Walnut Prairie Oliver Ishler Chickasha Okio Westfield Ohio Dinots Norton Kan Roy Hunt D. D. Burt

Train Route Change Affects Cairo Division June 23

A shift in Cairo division operations takes effect June 23. Train 43 the morning passenger previously routed to Cairo and Chicago with a Pullman sleeper will run through to Evansville instead. The branch train that met this service at Mt Carmel for Evansville will now head to Cairo.

Cairo Chicago Evanaville Mt. Carmel Evansville Ieas Cafro

Flag Day Urged Amid Call to Raise Old Glory

The Illinois governor is urged by the Canton Register to observe Flag Day June 14 with widespread flag raising. The piece warns against anti American sentiment and advocates flying the flag on public buildings, businesses, and homes, noting immigrant groups should understand the symbol’s significance.

Illinois America Bunker Hill

Farmer’s Son Sows Wild Oats Without College

A farmer’s boy learns practical farming by field work rather than formal agricultural schooling. He adopts seasonal sowing methods and hands-on practices to manage crops, reflecting rural self reliance.

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