Legislative Voters League Critique of Chicago Officials
A Chicago oriented Legislative Voters League booklet lists three legislators Walter Fecore Harry Baxter and Norman Bennett with colorless creditable and erratic labels. The Herald endorses organized labor but opposes anti injunction measures and criticizes Bennett for voting against public interests.
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Walter FE
Marshall
Harry Baxter
Newman
Norman Bennett
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Legislative Voters League
Bennett
Herald
Organized Labor
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Local Notes From The Marshall Area
Armstrong Lewis Dittman of St Louis visiting sister Mrs Geo Cork and family. John Snedeker in Marshall last Saturday. Mrs Ben Medley of Terre Haute spent part of the week with her father James Leggett. Robert Wyrick and wife of Livingstone spent Sunday with James Leggett and daughter Florence. Fred Pine rents a farm south of Darwin and will move soon. Mrs W H Harrison, Mrs A C Whitlock and Mrs Sam Nicholls shopping in Terre Haute last week. John Holler and Gerald Davison of Ohio vicinity transacted business here last Saturday. L D R Nichols and wife spent last Thursday with Guy Hand and family at Quaker Lane. Nix Geheb and family spent Sunday with relatives near Marshall. Mr Boyll the miller of Hutsonville transacted business here Saturday. Was Mr and Mrs Marion Collier among the birth of a new daughter born March 10.
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Lewis Dittman
St. Louis
Geo. Cork
John Snedeker
Marshall
Ben Medley
Terre Haute
James Leggett
Robert Wyrick
Livingston
James ‘Leggett
Florence
Fred Pine
Darwin
Baby Girl Eleanor Jane Born to Fred Baker Family
West Union notes show Forrest Kearns visiting Martinsville and several local families hosting relatives over the weekend. The piece reports Eleanor Jane Baker, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker, born March 12, and mentions Dr Cullop of Marshall with local business and visits by Mrs Mundy and Mrs Ausbrook to Marshall and Danville respectively.
Building materials advertised at very low price
Readable text advertises a large assortment of building materials offered at a very low price with an invitation to call and inspect. The item presents as a local sale notice targeting potential buyers seeking inexpensive materials.
Licensing requirement for County Court legal work debated
A reader cites Sec 1 Chap 13 Revised Statute of Olinois stating no one may practice in the County Court or receive pay for legal services without a license. The note argues City Court judges must be licensed attorneys and asks if County Court should be treated as a Police Court, letting unlicensed persons handle business.
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Olinois
Local Family Visit Notes From Joes Fore
Sunday and Saturday visits detailed for the Carpenter family. T A Carpenter spent Saturday with niece Lucy Chambers while Carl Carpenter stayed with mother Mary Carpenter. Florence Miller visited Wilna Cline and Mrs Henry Millar. Harold Ivan and Lula visited grandfather Z A Carpenter. Mary Carpenter visited Bonnie Arbuckle on Monday afternoon. Otis Williams visited grandfather Wyrick on Thursday.
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T. A. Carpenter
Lucy Chambers
Carl Carpenter
Mary Carpenter
Florence Miller
Wilna Cline
Henry Millar
Joe Ana
Harry, Davis
Canile Thompson
Harold
Ivan
Lula Mens Eis
Z. A. Carpenter
Bonnie’ Arbucklé
Otis Williams
Grandfather Wyrick
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