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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1912

Page

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Dark horse talk in Democratic nomination debate and local election notes

The article discusses Democratic nomination strategy with focus on potential dark horse candidates John Kern of Indiana and another judge from New York, amid broader party speculation. It also covers local ticket results in Marsnan township, noting the Republican slate and the death of Mr. Singleton, a longtime contractor in the city.

Chan Clark Nae Ives Ike Galinon Daspcrates de Clark Satie Ica Roosevelt Anid John Kern Indiana New York Walcinig Igneri Rees Aloe Singleton South Sixth Street Eftingham

Marshall High School selects Lewis Williams as superintendant

Prof Kean not applying again. Board offers the superintendency to Lewis Williams, the past two years’ efficient science teacher, deemed an excellent choice and a well deserved promotion.

Kean The Marshall High School Lewis Williams

Haslitt Elected Coroner by Strict Vote

County board of supervisors met in session and passed normal routine bills. Nominations for coroner to succeed the late William Howell included Dr P P Haslitt of Marshall and Harry Prust of West Union, with Dr Haslitt winning 10 to 5.

County Board of Supervisors Wm. Howell P. P. Haslitt Marehall Harry Prust West Union Haslitt

Near Joint Debate Shapes Governor Primary Clash

Reporter notes a large governor primary field with Caldwell and Wayman speaking at the courthouse. Caldwell touts vote-getting power while attacking corruption, and Wayman denies liquor ties, pledging to sign county option if elected. Many see a race mainly between Wayman and Deneen.

Circuit Court in Serabon Cases Rapidly Disposed Of

The March term of the circuit court convened Monday with Judge M. W. Thompson presiding. Grand jury foreman John W. Fredenberger led a small panel as numerous civil actions proceeded or were disposed, including judgments in favor of N P Daughettes against Ohio Oil Co and several dismissals or continuances in other cases, with one jury trial awarding Almira Broyles $220 against Frank Myers. Casual notes from Glendale California follow, including local weather and politics.

Circuit Court M. W. Thompson John W. Fredenberger N P Daughettes Ohio, Oil Co Leonard Daily Vandalla Ry Joe Connelly Clark Phillippi E D Harvey Lillian Sheplar Waldo G Davis Big Four Ry Pis Clara Davis City of Casey Gildie Welsh Tertiorari D. Schaeffer D. Schaeffer Plano Co Vs C A Horrall PLC Leroy Romines T H Sloan Distress Fred Gagen Wabash Gas Co Butterick Pub. Co Bert Forrester Ann J Welsh Stephenson P R Ogle Ida Bank of Shelburn Fuqua Estella Daughettee Maude Brandenstein A Brandenstein Maud Stanfield J E Stanfield Macie Porter A J Porter B Brown D T Brown Nettie Smith Walter Smith M Barris J W Yanaway M Q Davison Robert Huston Emanuel Miller P P Haslitt Jennie Wilson A J Wilson Isabel Dietzel H Dietzel Almira Broyles Frank Myers Myers Henry Hornbrook Riley Davis Davis Jon Layton Burelarys Appeae

Shields Speaks on Temperance at Court House Meeting

Mr Shields and Rev Parker Shields Republican nominee for state senate addressed a crowd at the courthouse Friday evening. The talk focused on temperance and opposition to local option laws, urging strong support for a county option law and warning the liquor forces will run in primaries. He noted farmers pay 82 percent of Clark county taxes yet lack voting rights on saloon placement outside townships. He spoke again Saturday afternoon in the Baptist church to farmers.

Caldwell Wayman Court House Het Deneen Nose Parker Shields Hquor Clark County Shields Baptist Church

Farmer in Delirium Slashes Throat Then Falls Into Well

Jacob Kline, about 50, a farmer near Martinsville, in delirium Friday night slashed his throat with a razor and leaped into an open well. His family rescued him by rope after he was found in the water. injuries are not serious and he is improving.

Jacob Kline Martinsville

Real Estate Transfers Listed From Guthrie’s Ad Casey Area

Transactions show Frank J Hunleth transferring to Edw W Twiehaus portions of lots 2 and 3 in Guthrie’s addition for 5 dollars. Edw W Twiehaus sells to Herman Ross the same parcels for 1 dollar. Various deeds include A S Brand to Howard Nash for 5600 dollars and W W McDonald to J F Ellington for 3600 dollars. Other transfers include John D Sherman to Kate Sherman for 2000 dollars and Chas Stepp to Amanda Stepp for 500 dollars. Additional notes list M J Cartright to P W Grover for 1300 dollars and Jacob Melton to Susan M Konkler for 1600 dollars. J W Jennings to M O Whitaker for 6100 dollars and S J Deahl to John Black for 1600 dollars. C B Spencer to Chas Byram for 1 dollar and Lyman Harmon to J D Mundy for 400 dollars.

Frank J. Hunleth Twiehaus Guthrie Ad Casey Herman Ross Howard Nash W McDonald J F Ellington John D Sherman Kate Sherman Chas Stepp Amanda Stepp M J Cartright P W Grover Jacob Melton Susan M. Konkler J W Jennings M O Whitaker J Deahl John Black C B Spencer Chas Byram Orig Casey Lyman Harmon J D Mundy Orig West Union

Great Coal Strike Threatens Across Bituminous Fields

Workers threaten a coal strike with a suspension of mining in the bituminous regions and possibly the anthracite district on April 1. Illinois miners demand a seven hour day and higher pay, while operators insist they already pay above rival states' scale and refuse concessions.

Illinois

Lorimer and Small to Speak in Marshall and Casey

Senator Lorimer and Governor candidate Hon Len Small visit Marshall on Thursday March 28 speaking at the court house at 1 pm and in Casey at 10 am. Public invited.

Lorimer Len Small Marshall Court House Casey

Democrats Nominate Ticket in Marshall Township Primary

The Democrats of Marshall Township held a Saturday primary in city hall with a respectable vote. The ticket nominated includes Town Clerk Ernest Adams, Assessor Dick Morton, Collector Carroll Clem, and Highway Commissioner John Casteel.

Marsnan Township Appurt Athe Ernest Walker Roberti iEnglish Burns ‘Smith Chas Brennaan Walter Cork Marshall Township Ernest Adams Dick Morton Carroll Clem John Casteel

Child's Skull Fractured in Oregon Incident

Readable fragments describe a serious injury of Pauline, 12, daughter of Henry Clawson, in Oregon. The report notes a kick and a fracture occurring since Saturday, with unclear surrounding details and names.

Pauline Henry, Clawson Casey

Conservation talk on America’s human and natural resources

At a monthly meeting Mrs Truman Booth hosted a discussion on conserving America’s resources. Mrs Jayne B Kerr outlined forest reserves, historical precedents, and Roosevelt’s 1908 conservation conference, stressing forests’ role in water, soil, and national well being.

D2ar Boma Truman Booth America Jayne B. Kerr China Turkey Congress Harrison United States Russia Charleston Mass Malden Colony of Pennsylvania British Isles Roosevelt White House Imelt

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