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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
2
John McNutt of Mattoon as a candidate for Circuit Judge pending Republican primary decision. He currently serves as judge of the City Court of Mattoon and seeks higher court election.
Vandalia resident and Illinois Supreme Court justice William M. Farmer announces intent to seek renomination in the Democratic primary. He will compete to retain his seat on the state's high court.
The Chicago mayoral primary results show Carter Harrison’s defeat amid Sullivan forces driving the outcome. Observers note the split among women voters and a wave of anti-Harrison sentiment tied to school-board friction and the broader push for reform.
A humorous poem describes spring’s return through farming rhythms and household chores. It contrasts the farmer’s hustle, housewife’s rake, and children’s schoolyard longing with seasonal rites from planting to Easter, wedding bells, and fishing joy.
Reports indicate a strong push against lobbying tactics with a legislative measures about to materialize. Advices from Springheld reveal Representative A. D. Stanfield of Ea gar county and other assembly members shaping plans. The house rules committee has adopted a clause seen as a severe blow to lobbying.
John Gaethe of Addieville Indiana holds about 70000 bushels of wheat betting on a price rise to 2.00 dollars. He passed a $56000 profit opportunity earlier and remains confident prices will climb. Gaethe has long experience in grain trading and recently built a prominent home in Addieville. Mount Vernon Register reports.
A St. Louis Globe Democrat commentary asserts Senator Lewis of Illinois altered a Edwardsville postmaster appointment stance after recovering in Asheville. It argues ethics may be flexible in political appointments and cites prior Missouri examples, noting no unethical conduct is proven and the Edwardsville pick remains ethical.
The Frankfurter Zeitung reports about 1,036,000 prisoners of war held in Germany and Austria. This figure reflects ongoing wartime confinement and the scale of prisoner management in the central European theaters.
Frank Richter of 809 East Second Street Winona Minnesota describes relief from catarrh in head and stomach after using Peruna He had tried doctors and multiple cremedies but five bottles of Peruna cured him He endorses Peruna as a well tested remedy for stomach catarrh and urges others to use it for relief.
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