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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1912
Page
4
A garbled assemblage cites varied topics from Hat shyness in P7 Bornun to Justice Hughes prep for emergencies. It remarks on religious and political rights, Panama Canal ambitions, and England's 1911 drink bill. Names like Bryan Harmon Perkins Gift Pinchot appear amid speculative notes on American politics and a 1911 era tone.
The constitution amendment for direct Senate elections by popular vote has cleared Congress and moves to the states for ratification. Supporters include the Democratic Party and the Populists, while opponents fear higher campaign costs and wealth influence. debates hinge on whether direct elections will improve senator quality and curb term limits.
The 1874 Kansas Republican platform argues against a third term as a tradition like Washington's. A 1875 House resolution endorses Washington's two-term precedent as part of Republican governance. McKinley in 1901 states reluctance toward a third term, while addressing nepotism as a growing concern across public and private sectors, citing Iowa schools and the University of Illinois reforms.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a court case involving Hee Mises and Vane. No clear dates or actions are readable, but the text references imminent court activity and legal proceedings. Entities read as personal names without full context.
C B Deverick and Eunice Hogue are from Johnson township while Marion Smith and Irene Daran come from Orange township.
Notice asks all debts to Cork and Cork settled immediately after selling the livery business to Pixley and Harlan. Books to be kept at the American Express office briefly. Other items mention Mrs Louisa Sutton Mrs Wim Martin visiting Danville C M Bubeck at funeral directors convention Indianapolis and visits by Mrs Elmer Cox and daughter and Mrs C M Machlan of West Terre Haute.
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