Selection of Coolidge and Dawes Commendable
Washington dispatch reports broad approval for Coolidge and Dawes as Republican ticket at Cleveland. Editors note Dawes seen as liberal, more appealing to voters, potentially offsetting soldiers' vote backlash from vetoed bonus bill. Talks also mention Butler opposition and ongoing party unity concerns.
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William L. Daley
Herald
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Coolidge
Dawes
Marshall night police unveil new dark blue uniform
Joe Wallace a Marshall night policeman appeared in a new dark blue uniform with his police star prominent on the coat and a brown straw cap bearing the word policeman completing the ensemble.
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Joe Wallace
Marshall
City Council Holds Extra Session On Sewer And Power
Marshall negotiates with Central Indiana Electric Co to supply electricity at 3.3 cents per kilowatt while City seeks sewer for the southeast side after six years of petitions. Mayor opposes broad sewer taxation. pedestals delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Local Improvements
Joe Bamberger
Central Indiana Power Co
Marshall
City Council
Sca
Central Indiana Electric Co
Page
Terre Haute
South Side
McCauley
Buick Motor Co place given a coat of paint
The Buick Motor Company salesroom occupied by BE. Claypool received a cream colored paint coat with brown trim. The building is owned by Drs. R A and C D Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick Motor Company
BE. Claypool
Buick Motor Co
Drs. R.A. and
C. D. Mitchell
Local boy listed for coming year at Illinois track
Urbana Illinois June 18 K A Shively of Oliver is listed among Illinois University freshmen for weights in track athletics for the coming year. Ted Meredith notes the Illini track team as the strongest and best balanced yet. Freshmen assistants coached by students in athletic coaching class.
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Urbana
Ill
K. A. Shively
Oliver
University of Illinois
Ted Meredith
Illini
J. H. Ashcraft
A. M. Sandal
C. M. Miller
Building Remodel Enables Mullen's National Cafe Move
The Brandenstein Brothers harness shop adjacent building, owned by Charles Brandenstein, was remodeled and repainted to house the National Cafe which moved in on Wednesday. The front is white and interior work with new lighting along the room sides is ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenstein Bros
Charles Brandenstein
National Cafe
Condensary in Full Swing Under New Management
The Marshall Milk Condensary opened Monday under new manager D. W. Lawkins and his family. The business started strong on its first day and aims to build a large future trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Milk
D. W Lawkins
Illinois Motor Coach Seeks Chicago to St Louis Bus Lines
The Illinois Motor Coach Co. petitions the Illinois Commerce Commission for permission to run three Chicago to St Louis bus routes. Proposed lines traverse multiple counties including Cook Will Grundy Livingston McLean Logan Sangamon Macoupin Madison St Clair. A Springfield to Danville line is also requested alongside the Chicago St Louis routes.
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Chicago, Ill
Ulnois Motor Coach Company
Illinois Commerce Commission
Chicago
St. Louis
Cook
Will
Grundy
Livingston
McLean
Logan
Sangamon
Macahpin
Madison
St. Clair
Kankakee
Iroquois
Vermilion
Edgar and Clark
If You Can't Keep Up with the Process Start Your Own
A concise prompt urges starting a separate process when the current pace is too slow. It emphasizes initiative and self direction to establish an independent approach or project. The message implies agency and resourcefulness for those feeling overwhelmed by standard procedures.
Grand Jury Call for July Term In Martinsville Auto Theft
Martinsville teens Harry Williams 16 and Frank Wilson 18 face grand jury consideration after stealing a car valued over 400 dollars from Harry Blankenbaker. Because of the value the case moves from Squire Craig's court to the July term. The defendants were bound over and jailed.
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Martinsville
Harry Williams
Frank Wilson
Harry Blankenbaker
Squire Craig
Board of Review Organizes for New Year
The Board of Review met Monday and organized for the coming year. Judge Janney appointed Ben Legore of Marshall as clerk. Members include W. R. Stanfield of Martinsville W O Slusser of Casey and T. J Ryan of Parker township.
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Board of Review
Janney
Ben Legore
Marshall
W. R. Stanfield
Martinsville
W O Slusser
Casey
T. J Ryan
Parker Township
Kerr Becomes President of Lincoln Refining Co
J W Kerr, vice president of Ohio Oil Company, has become president of the Lincoln Oil Refining Company of Robinson, recently purchased by Ohio Oil. Ohio Oil remains a producing concern while Lincoln Refining focuses on refining. This honors Kerr's recognized business ability amid corporate trust.
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Kerr
Lincoln Refining CO
J W& Kerr
Ohio Oil Company
Lincoln Oil Refining Company
Robinson
Ohio Oil Co
Lincoln Oil Refining Co
Murphy Buys Vandalia Grocery Station Return
Como Murphy, previously working in Gary Indiana returns to Marshall to buy the Vandalia grocery he once owned. He resumes ownership of the store and continues in the Marshall area.
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Murphy
Vandalia Railway Station
Como Murphy
Gary
Indiana
Marshall
Vandalia
Mattoon to Stage Grand Historical Pageant Soon
A three day event at Peterson Park Mattoon July 3 4 and 5 features a matinee on July 4. Civic and fraternal groups including the Mattoon Association of Commerce back the pageant which will portray world history with local residents in the roles.
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Peterson Park
Mattoon
Mattoon Association of Commerce
Dinner in honor of Miss Frances Lutz prior to California departure
Miss Rosanna Wallis hosted a Wednesday evening dinner for Frances Lutz who sails to California next week. Attending were Ruth Knipe Harriet Metz Hazel Lutz Frances Lutz Genevieve McCauley Alice Spotts and Lutz's Sunday school class appeared as a surprise. Lutz received a silver Eversharp pencil with black cord as a keepsake. Also visiting were John Robert LeSeuze of Mt. Carmel with grandparents Mr and Mrs E LeSeure.
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Rosanna
Wallis
Frances Lutz
California
Ruth Knipe
Harriette Metz
Hazel
Genevieve McCauley
Alice Spotts
Miss Lutz
John Robert LeSeuze
Mt. Carmel
Mrs. E. LeSeure
Terre Haute Shrine Band To Entertain Marshall Members
Marshall Shriners plan a June 26 concert in Marshall with the Zorah Temple band of Terre Haute. A 50 piece band a 60 man patrol and a 60 man marching club will perform plus a parade and drill. Invitations go to Shriners in nearby towns for a large regional social event.
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Marshall Shriners
Marshall
Clark County
Zorah Temple
Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Terre Haute
Casey
Westfield
West Union
Greenup
Robinson
Oblong
Olney
Lawrenceville
Paris
Chrisman
Kansas
Danville
Zorah Temple Band
Shriners
Zarah Temple Band
Casey Man Dies After Long Illness
Casey Minnesota June 18 Wallace Young aged 79 died Monday at his Colorado avenue home after a long illness. Services under Masonic lodge auspices were held at 230 oclock in First Methodist Church with Rev R S Fairchild. Interment in Casey cemetery. Survived by wife Emma, daughter Mrs Roy J Howe of Long Beach California, son S H Young of Casey and four grandchildren.
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Casey
Wallace Young
Colorado Avenue
Masonic Lodge
First Methodist Church
R. S. Fairchild
Casey Cemetery
Emma Young
Roy J Howe
Long Beach
Calif
S H Young
Local Marriage Licenses Listed in Indiana and Colorado
Marriage licenses issued for several couples including Sylvester McClellang and Eva Ritz both in Spring Farm, Harlie L. Brosman and Nina Cunningham from Martinsville and Denver, Chase Guhl and Emma Pearce from Terre Haute, Alvin Gulley and Ruth Walls of Martinsville and Marshall? Grover Walters and Ruth Conway of Clay City, Walter R. Small and Maurguerite Hutton of Terre Haute.
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Sylvester McClellang
Spring Farm
Eva Ritz
Harlie L. Brosman
Martinsville
Nina Cunningham
Denver
Colo
Chase Guhl
Terre Haute
Emma Pearce
Alvin Gulley
Ruth Walls
Marshall Township
Grover Walters
Clay City
Ind
Ruth Conway
Walter R. Small
Maurguerite Hutton
Two Italians Arrested and Fined for Speeding
Two Italians on a motorcycle were speeding through Marshall at 45 mph. City Policeman Chas Short alerted Martinsville police. Chief Short and Night Policeman Joe Wallace returned them to Martinsville. Squire Craig fined the driver $5 and costs $11.40. they paid and left. They had just come from New York to obtain naturalization papers and were bound for St. Louis.
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Marshall
Chas. Short
Martinsville
Chas
Short
Joe Wallace
Squire Craig
New York
St. Louis
Strawberries Declared Fine by Local Grower J. E. Lutz
J. E. Lutz, a 20 year local grower of strawberries, reports a good season. He specializes in the Aroma berry, a late variety widely grown in the United States and adaptable from south to north. He notes poor relations with Russia.
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J. E. Lutz
United States
All Day Fourth of July Program in Marshall Announced
The American Legion in Marshall plans an all day Fourth of July celebration with races, contests, and entertainment. Prizes total 167 dollars. Events include decorated car parade, bicycle race, cracker eating, sack race, three legged race, junk auto race, fat man's race, wheelbarrow race, tug of war, greased pole climbing, and more, plus band concerts and a sham battle.
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Marshall
American Legion
Legion
Lst
Deputy Sheriff Detains Larceny Suspect From Westfield
Deputy Sherif Harry Coldren went to Westfield Tuesday and brought back LeRoy Johnson who was wanted by Paris authorities on a charge of larceny. Paris police arrived that day and escorted him to Paris for trial.
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Sherif Harry Coldren
Westfield
LeRoy Johnson
Paris
Addition List Names From The Herald
The Herald lists names including Roy Hammond Hilarios Candy Kitchen M. R. Bless Wd a Zorn Martha Lichtenberger D. E. Sowers and Wm. Miller as part of an addition notice.
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Roy Hammond Hilarios
Candy Kitchen
M. R. Bless
Martha Lichtenberger
D. E. Sowers
Wm. Miller
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