Publicity in Tax Returns Sparks Washington Debate
Washington discusses the publicity feature of the income tax law as the government suit against newspapers fuels talk on publishing tax returns of leading citizens in smaller communities. The discussion weighs privacy, fraud prevention, and potential impacts on credit and business, with officials and experts weighing public reaction.
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William L. Daley
the Herald
Washington
Washington, D. C
Congress
Treasury Department
Pnd Silis
Busi Pase
Ctanate
Marriage licenses issued in several pairs across towns
Paul Turner 23 Robinson weds Jessie Hale 18 Robinson Roy Tinsman 22 Greenup weds Hilla Martin 22 Charleston Joseph Malone 28 Paris weds Lela Kuhns 19 Paris Nicholas Hurst 46 Indianapolis weds Anna Jackson 49 Indianapolis Jean Baine 22 Terre Haute weds Jaanita LaRen 19 Terre Haute Mrs J R Burnett hosted her bridge club gathering midweek.
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Paul WY. Turner
Robinson
Jessie Hale
Roy Tinsman
Greenup
Hilla Martin
Charleston
Joseph A. Malone
Paris
Lela Kuhns
Nicholas L. Hurst
Indianapolis
Anna M. Jackson
Jean Baine
Terre Haute
Jaanita” LaRen
Republicans Have Victory in Election in Clark County
Republicans claim victory across the state and county races. In Clark County Hamilton carried the 34th District by about 1500 over Howard, with each county about 500 in favor. Holaday won the 18th District by a large majority over Dennis. The road bond issue appears to carry locally, and several county offices changed hands as Cork Baxter Bennett Davis Clark were elected. New county court cases include estates of Lissa S Patrick T J McDaniel M W Deem and a support order in the Endres case.
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Hamilton
Howard
Coolidge
LaFollette
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Davis
Deneen
United States
Sprague
Clark County
Small
Jones
Holaday
Dennis
Congress
Riley
Thompson
Connelly
Buxbaum
Lafferty
Delaney
Rogers
Highsmith
Lissa S. Patrick
John Sneed
T. J. McDaniel
M. W. Deem
Robert B. Endres
Election returns flood Herald office during Tuesday night counts
County results were largely known by Wednesday morning as broadcasts from Chicago via Radiola informed locals. A crowd waited until 4 30 a m, with twenty staying all night. reporters and telephones struggled to handle messages while Hal Mos Dewey Co provided a stream of bulletins.
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Herald Office
Wredne&sday
H. M.dewey & Co
Radiola
Chicago
Corser Pool
Heralds
Cffles
James Lockard Gard Laid To Rest With Full Military Rites
Marshall Post of the American Legion accorded full military rites at the funeral of James Lockard Gard buried in Marshall cemetery on Tuesday October 28. Gard son of Daniel and Emma Gard lived near Marshall until age nine joined the U S Army and died on October 15 while stationed at Colon Isthmus of Panama. He is survived by several sisters and brothers in the Marshall area.
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Marshall Post
American Legion
James Lockard Gard
Marshall
Sergeant Gard
Daniel
Emma Gard
United States Army
Colon
Panama
City Council Holds Regular Session Monday
The city council met at city hall for a routine session Monday evening. Bills were presented, discussed briefly, and ordered paid before adjournment.
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City Council
Findley Sells Transfer Business to Two Men
Jerome Pellum and Porter Casteel bought the truck line from Robi Findley and will run Marshall Transfer Co. They will handle local business Terre Haute and Paris hauling. The new owners took possession Saturday.
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Jerome Pellum
Porter Casteel
Robi Findley
Marshall Transfer Co
Terre Haute
Paris
Casey Man Dies Sudden on Traction Car
C F Dare of Casey Illinois died suddenly on a Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co line east of Greencastle Indiana last night of an acute indigestion attack. He boarded the car at Indianapolis and died near Amo while en route to Terre Haute.
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Greencastle
Ind
C. F. Dare
Casey
Ill
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Here
Indianapolis
Amo
Marshall Football to Play Oblong on Armistice Day
The Marshall football team will meet Oblong at the local field on Armistice Day Tuesday. A Halftime program will be presented by the American Legion and the Marshall band will perform. It remains unsure if Marshall will face Garfield on November 15 at Marshall or Terre Haute and the November 1 game was postponed due to players recovering from smallpox vaccination.
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Marshall
American Legion
Garfield
Terre Haute
New Circuit Court Foreclosures and Divorces Listed
New cases in circuit court include B F Johnson versus Leroy Crumrine for foreclosure. Nellie Phillips versus Roscoe Phillips for divorce. Frank Partlow as administrator of Marion Partlow’s estate vs Theodore Felkamp and others for foreclosure. Dames Hooper vs J S Mundy as defendant.
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B. F. Johnson
Leroy Crumrine
Nellie Phillips
Roscoe Phillips
Frank Partlow
Marion Partlow
Theodore Felkamp
Dames Hooper
J. S. Mundy
Fragmented Text Snippet With Phrasing About Bread and Bathers
A brief and cryptic OCR fragment references a request for daily bread and questions about bathers and Japan, presenting no clear event, date, or identifiable subjects. The readable portion lacks coherent context or news value.
Eighth Annual Roll Call For Members
The eighth annual Red Cross roll call for 1925 enrollment opens Armistice Day November 11 and runs through Thanksgiving Day. Mary Brown heads the local drive with H R Snavely as president and Nelle Warriner as secretary treasurer. One post office booth, no door canvass, invites renewals and new members to support disaster relief, veterans services, public health nursing, first aid, life saving, home care, nutrition, and the American Junior Red Cross.
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American Red Cross
Mary Brown
Red Crosse
H. R. Snavely
Nelle Warriner
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Nutrition Service
American Junior Red Cross
Real Estate Transfers List Duels for Martinsville and nearby plots
Maude Johnson and others transfer to Harry and Edith Conrad a Martinsville lot for 2 dollars. John D Atkinson and wife transfer to Charles C Atkinson land in 14-10-13 for 1 dollar. John E Swartz to Henry Partlow a lot named asey for 2100. Henry C Bohn and others to Ray Renshaw and wife a Darwin lot for 300. Crury McDonald to Bird Thompson land in 189 12 for 400. J W Etchison and wife to W F Wood a Casey lot for 1. Wood and wife to J W Elison a Marshall lot for 2500. Martha L Osler to Craig Kelley and wife a Casey lot for 500. Elizabeth Hurst and others to Wellington F Hurst land in 36-11-13 for 1. Ida Morgan to Clarence and Emma Hall land in 31-11-12 for 1.
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J. W. Etchison
W. F. Wood
Casey
J. W. Elison
Marshall
Martha L. Osler
Craig, Kelley
Lot Casey
Elizabeth Hurst Et al
Wellington F. Hurst
Ida Morgan
Clarence
Emma Hall
Local Deaths Mark Week With Tragic Passings
Paul Stephenson 12 died Monday of typhoid pneumonia. Funeral at home with Rev. J. E. Evans. burial Highland Lawn Terre Haute. He leaves sister Mary and his parents. Granville Freeman 14 died Sunday in Robinson hospital near Walnut Prairie. funeral at Ohio church and burial Ohio cemetery. Rose Hunt of Binton Iowa died Thursday. survived by children and husband Orman Hunt. Rose Taylor before marriage grew up in Clark County. Samson verse closes with a reflection on hair.
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Paul Stephenson
A. M. Stephenson
J. E. Evans
Highland Lawn
Terre Haute
Mary
Granville Freeman
Robinson Hospital
Walnut Prairie
Ohio Church
Ohio Cemetery
Chas. E. Taylor
Rose Hunt
Binton
Iowa
Orman Hunt
Miss Rose Taylor
Clark County
Heralds Addition List Subscribers Named This Week
The Herald records new and renewing subscribers listed Monday through Saturday. Names include Mrs. J. E. Stephenson, Wm A Wallace, I H Foster, Chas Aiolz, Harry Winters, Dora Stabler, Mrs. Dlo Claypool, A R Doaner, W iL Roberts, Chas Gilea, John Fawicker, Mrs. Griff th, Weir G, A Purdunn, Effie Daighetteoe and others.
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the Herald
J. E. Stephenson
U. S. Press Association
Wm. A. Wallace
I. H. Foster
Chas
Aiolz Harry Winters
Dora
Stabler
Dlo Claypool
A. R. Doaner
W. Il
Roberts
Gilea
Wailéuni Bante
John Fawicker
PuKtoNe Mra
S. Griff_th
Hants
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