Dawes Praised Yet Claims on Cloture Stir Debate
Vice President Dawes is labeled a composite figure who appeals to the Old Guard yet supports Senate cloture as a swift path to law. He cites abuses of filibuster while noting the House drafts laws and the Senate polishes them. Rail travel is said to be at a peak with buses expanding routes from New York to Los Angeles, while rail travel declines. Commercial aviation is slow to take off with Europe and France expanding airship and freight programs. Colonel Willam Mitchell presses for 2,400 airships to ready U S defenses in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E., Jones
Washington, D. C
Dawes
Old Guard
Senate
Anyne
Congress
House
New York
Florida
Seattle
Los Angeles
Chicago
United States
France
Africa
North Africa
Asia Minor
China
Manager to meet farmers after milk condensory fire
WW Dawkins manager of the Narshall Milk Condensory which burned will meet with local farmers who sell milk at the courthouse on Saturday night at 7 30 o'clock to discuss arrangements and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawkins
Narshall
Little Leaves Grocery to Sell Autos at Marshall Auto Sales
Herman Little a former worker at Dr. D Doll's Grocery Store has left to join Marshall Auto Sales as a salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Little Hive
Dr. D. Doll
The
Marshall Auto Sales
Christian church to be rebuilt at once
Trustees and board of the Christian church met on Tuesday and decided to rebuild the building immediately. W S Roberts was named foreman as construction work has already begun. About $2700 was received from insurance companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
W S. Roberts
New Magazines Added to Marshall Library List
The Marshall public library expanded its magazine collection with titles such as Adult Current Opinion Ladies Home Journal Pictorial Review Radio Broadcast Asia World's Work and more. Donors include Miss Gertrude Shaw Mrs W W Hogue Miss Sallie Dawson and others. Past issues may be checked out for seven days while current issues are for in-library reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Public Library
Adult
Current Opinion
Ladies Home Journal
Pictorial Review
Asia
World's Work
Literary Digest
Century
Good Housekeeping
Saturday Evening
Post
Woman's Home Companion
Gertrude Shaw
Vogue
House On Garden
American
W. W. Hogue
Atlantic Harpers
National Geographic
Nature Magazine
Sallie Dawson
Farmer
Real Estate Transfers and Court Update
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds with parcels in sections 7-11-14 18-11-14 9-11-11 2010-14 and 27-12-12 plus Casey lot trades and a $3000 land sale. Names include Berkley Cartwright Donner Watts and others. A new circuit court case cites partition in the Estes versus Giffin matter and notes the death of Mrs Frederick Imle in Donna Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Berkley
W J. Berkley
W. B. Berkley
Cuma Lee
Malissa Cartwright
Alvah
Donner
Lot Casey
Alvah S. Donner
John D
Ella M. Watts
Barkley
Casey
Wm. P. Watson
Frank Cole
Sara Watson
James Counterman
Edward Beckwith
Walnut Prairie
First National Bank
Westfield
Mary E. Dale
Burglar Foiled At James E King Residence
Monday night an attempted burglary at James E King and J E Gorham residences ended before entry at King’s, while Gorham’s back window was raised and a revolver was cocked, scaring off the intruder. Rufus Neal has leased the Wabash Mills end of the covered bridge and will establish a custom and exchange mill there in Terre Haute. Saturday’s rain and cold created a dour mood with no happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. King
J. E. Gorham
Gorham
Mr. Gorham
Rufus Neal
Wabash
Terre Haute
Neal
Forty Years Ago Westbound Limited Delays and Marriages
The west bound limited on the Van was two hours late at Indianapolis last Tuesday. Fifteen minutes were made up to Terre Haute and forty five more to St. Louis. The Marshall to Altamont 60 mile run took 79 minutes with three stops. Thomas McLaughlin of Paris and Miss Maggie Hennessey wed at the bride's parents home in this city. Miss Mary Gallagher of Columbia City, Ind. visited with her brother T. G. Gallagher and returned home after accompanying Mrs. Gallagher for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
St. Louis
Marshall
Altamont
Thomas McLaughlin
Paris
Maggie Hennessey
Kubimen
Mary Gallagher
Columbia City
Ind
T. G. Gallagher
Gallagher
Building boom mounts in Marshall with multiple renovations
About twenty years ago Marshall sees a wave of construction. Peter Kohl remodels a Main street business building while C E Gorham and Ben Scholfield begin residences nearby. Thomas Craig starts a south side cottage and Dr Turman nears completion on West Main. Al Wallis plans a modern home near the M E church. Ross Prevo and Blanche Figs wed by Benton Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Main Street
Peter Kohl
C. E. Gorham
Ben Scholfield
North Side
Thomas Craig
Turman
West Main
Harry Casteel
al Wallis
M. E. Church
Ross Prevo
Blanche Figs
Vigo County
Esq Benton Martin
Mae
Clara Wiser
Sallie Best
Mary Meloy
Jessie Johnston
Ten Years Ago Bible Class Honors Geiserts Birthday
The Always True Bible Class planned and hosted a birthday anniversary event for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geisert featuring games and conversation with light refreshments. Henry Allen Wallis marked his twelfth birthday with a motion picture party for twelve friends and city drug store refreshments. Harry Casteel moves to Gillette Wyoming for a government claim while his wife and daughter follow soon. Mrs Mat tie Lovell and Herbert Trefz depart for Gillette to join the Illinois colony. Percy Cox buys a Lawrenceville news stand and cigar store and departs to assume management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst
Robert Geisert
Henry Allen Wallis
Harry Casteel
Gillette
Wyoming
Mattie Lovell
Herbert Trefz
Illinois Colony
Percy Cox
Lawrenceville
Death of Mrs Anna Marie Imle at 76
Mrs Anna Marie Imle wife of Fred Imle Sr of Darwin township dies at her daughter Mrs Eugene Miller Briday home aged 76. Funeral at Eugene Miller home 10.00 am Monday with Rev Ewart Sommeriatte Terre Haute officiating Interment Marshall cemetery Survived by husband six sons Fred Donne Texas Garlick Terre Haute Chris Adam Herman William of West Marshall and daughter Mrs Eugene Miller
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Anna Marie Imle
Fred Imle
Darwin Township
Eugene Miller
Briday
Aoe
Ewart Sommeriatte
Terre Haute
Marshall Cemetery
Fred
Donne Texas
Garlick
Chris
Adam
Herman
Wiliam
Mickie Says Ad Value Wins Big But Not Ledger Size
A columnist argues that spending fifty cents on an ad yields value though a small ad cannot rival a competitor’s large quarter page. The piece stresses perceived return and ad impact over blank size.
Fireworks Ordinance Change At City Meeting
At the Monday city council session the old fireworks ordinance was repealed and replaced by a rule permitting sale from June 21 to July 4 with certain restrictions. shooting fireworks remains a misdemeanor with fines from 1 to 25 dollars, allowed only on July 3 and 4. The new council members appointed William Wallace and Will Morgan to key posts, with Arthur Poorman as city attorney and Herbert Tibbs as city collector. Committee assignments covered printing, ordinances, fire, finance, water and light, streets, health, and local improvements.
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John McCauley
Frank Machlan
Charles Bruner
James Dunn
E E. Howell
Robert Scholfield
Charles Metz
John Brandenstein
B T McConchie
Billard Hall
John Rademaker
John Rash
Perce Cox
William Wallace
Will Morgan
Arthur Poormah
Herbert Tibbs
Squire Proposes Free Marriage for First Couple
Squire J. L. May offers to marry the first couple before him at his office above City Drug Store with no charge. Several married men comment that the idea of two living as cheaply as one is not appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Squire J. L. May
Big
Marriage Licenses Issued to Several Couples in List
Gideon Alfred Dehl aged 38 of West Union weds Patience Zola Cooper 30 of West York. James B Burns 27 of Paris weds Beatrice M Gril 20 of Paris. Emerson McLaughlin 21 of Indianapolis weds Phelen Mae Dravis 18 of Marshall. Thomas Weir 23 of Martinsville weds label Dill 16 of Wartineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Alfred Dehl
West Union
Patience Zola Cooper
West
York
Oy James B Burns
Paris
Beatrice M. Gril
Emerson McLaughlin
Indianapolis
Phelen Mae Dravis
Marshall
Thomas Weir
Martinsvile
Dill
Wartineville
Red Men to Hold Memorial Service on Third Sunday
The Red Men will hold a memorial service at the Methodist church on the third Sunday of the month. Rev J E Evans will preach. They will meet at 10 30 o clock Sunday morning at the Red Men hall for the parade to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Evans
Three Boys Injured in Car Wreck South of Marshall
Sunday evening about 6:30 to 7:00 Leo Malloy and Ross Clatfelter suffered broken legs when their car rolled three times on a paved road twenty miles south of Marshall. Fenton Bash, in the same wreck, was knocked unconscious but uninjured otherwise. All were taken home. Dr. A Mitchell reports they are progressing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Malloy
Frank Malloy
Ross Clatfelter
Ed Clatfelter
Marshall
Fenton Bash
John Bash
A. Mitchell
Stover Arrested For Illegal Fishing Tuesday
Harry Stover was arraigned before Squire Craig on a charge by state game warden James Morton of illegal fishing. The defendant was fined $15 and costs which were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stover
Squire Craig
James Morton
Further tax reduction may be expected
A Washington report notes new revenue laws likely bring more tax cuts as the Department of Agriculture urges villages to adopt zoning. It highlights rising cigarette receipts and falling auto taxes, with vaccination campaigns and smallpox concerns amid a busy federal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Department of Agriculture
Clean-Up Planned at Clarksville Cemetery Trustees Seek Owner Dues
Clarksville cemetery trustees David Lutz R B Clapp and Robert Babcock plan a clean up and ask lot owners to pay each trustee 1 dollar to fund the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville Cemetery
David Lutz
R. B. Clapp
Robert Babcock
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Willam Mitchell
Little Leaves Grocery
Library
Robert Estes
Ezra Giffin
Fred Imes
Donna
Texas
Frederick Imle
Bill Bloster
Mickie
WI Morgan
Arthur Poorman
Bruner
Howell
Scholfield
Dunn
Machlan
Metz
Madilan
Board of Health
J. J. Rose
Edward Pearce
Fred Behner
Board of Local Improvements
Charles E. McMorris
Harold Bright
Malloy
Clatfelter
A Stover
Silas S Chamber
Silas S. Chamber
A R. Colvin
A R Colvin
John Eitel
Perry Neiberger
Sarepta Jane Estes
Marshall Wanhart
Dick Strohm
Everett Connelly
Guardian
David Ferrer
Rhoda Garver
Sarah L. Patton
Harry Shirler
S W Wrair
Haquor
William L. Daley
the Herald
S. R. Murphy
J. B. Taylor
F. B .Hunt Millard Payne
G W Payne
Arthur Guinnip
Will Keller John G. Snedeker
F. M. Brosman
Sperry Claypool
Wilbur Moore Wheeler Beristona
O A Kelser
Rosa Littick
John Holler
Frank Lake
Henry Berner
Wm Hargrove
Richard W . Huntington
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