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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1918

Page

2

Reunited Republicans Back McCormick for Senate

The Danville Commercial News reports Republican leaders in Illinois rally around Medill McCormick for the Senate. Will Hays urges unity, noting McCormick’s long service in Congress and state roles. City and state figures cite McCormick’s record on farmers, workers, efficiency, and economy as reasons to nominate him.

Danville Republican National Committee St Louis Will Hays Republican Party Hays Mlinois National Committee McCormick Representative Atwood Representative Hicks House of Representatives Forty-ninth General Assembly Cook County Republican Committee State Committee Francis A. Becker Chicago Congress Col. Lowden Medill McCormick MecCormick Gov. Hughes Comgretamant Paca Meta Publica Illinois

Bryan at Massey Hall amid pro prohibition protest

William Jennings Bryan was refused a hearing at Massey Hall Toronto while addressing a prohibition meeting. Soldiers and audience members booed, shouted Lusitania and Over There chants, and demanded Bryan be removed as speakers clashed over war and German aggression.

William Jennings Bryan Massey Hall Toronto Canada Dominion Alliance Bryan Anti-saloon League of America Tur Lusitania Secretary of State

Gas Warfare Horrors Reach United States At Last

A wartime column describes gas as a satanic instrument of destruction and notes it now directly affects American soldiers and the homeland. The piece argues the public must grasp the terror of gas attacks as they peer into the pain of victims and see the threats up close.

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Europe and America in wartime reflection by Pattullo

George Pattullo in the Saturday Evening Post argues Americas openness and opportunity contrast with European social systems. He predicts postwar immigration will rise and warns America must manage influx to avoid being overwhelmed while noting American resilience and broadening through contact with diverse nationalities.

Europe America United States George Pattullo Saturday Evening Post

German Press Seeks to Undercut American War Resolve

Dr. A. Davis, former Piqua dentist living in Berlin for fifteen years, reports that German media downplays U S commitment to the war and fears a shift when military pressure grows. He notes Germans face strict travel controls and surveillance while American residents face curfews and paper checkpoints. Davis predicts Germany plans several hard blows even without breaking the allied line.

America A . Davis Berlin Davis Piqua, O William Germany United States England Leaviex Ea Ast New York Dr. Davis

Draft Skilled Labor Expanded to Aid War Effort

Senate approved emergency legislation to raise 21 year olds for military service while authorizing the president to call skilled workers in industry or agriculture into service. The resolution targets men already registered but unlikely to be drafted soon, clarifying their potential to be drafted and assigned to lines of duty.

Germany Senate

The Loud Voice Tends to Grow Louder Over Years

A study finds that vocal loudness increases with age due to physiological changes in the vocal cords and respiratory system. Researchers note the trend across multiple populations and suggest mindfulness of volume in daily communication.

Notice of sale of estate property in Clark County Illinois

Legal advertisement from Clark County Illinois announces Rosetta Davison as administratrix of Nancy Orndorff estate seeks court order to sell Lot 2 Block 34 Marshall to pay debts. Defendants named must appear April 1 1918 or petition may be accepted as confessed. Also lists assessments and redemption deadline June 19 1918 with deed after payment.

State of Illinois Clark County Rosetta I. Davison Nancy C. Orndorff John W. Taylor Mary C. Sears Carrie J. Knox George M. Taylor William H Taylor Flora E. Dempster Charles B. Taylor William H. Taylor Carrie J Knox Flora B. Dempster Rogetta I. Davison Marshall Court House Hlinolls Bill Marquall Ilinois E. D. Morton Wm. T. Hollenbeck Illinois Saloma Lilley Peter C. Lilley Daniel Lilley Mary Ann Clapper Julia Walker Catharine Marvin Cole Will Drake Julia Walker Everett Connelly

Tax Purchaser's Notice and Public Sale Details

Public sale notice for Clark County Illinois shows tax buyers C S Warren Charles Burnaildes and Wm Dickson purchasing 1915 taxes with certificates assigned to La Cole. Includes names of affected landowners heirs and parties and sale date June 19 1916 at the Marshall county courthouse. Also includes petition for sale of real estate by administrator Saloma Lilley in 1918 and guardianship action for Bernice Lowther with proposed sale of specific Clark County lands to support a minor.

State of Illinois Clark County John Dixon Ina Dixon H. M. Dicks Hannah M. Dicks J. A. Dix Cordelia A. Dix Ed Raisner Clark County Building & Loan Association Huldah Hackett Frank Cole W. L. Cole Cora B. Troxel Bersona Marshall County of Clark Wiinets C. S. Warren Charles Burnaildés Wm. Dickson Illinois la Cole

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