Miners Halt Fight Ends As Officials Agree To Review Orders
Widespread coal strike relief follows reports that mine workers will return to work after officials agreed to comply with government orders, terms to be decided later this week. Marshall lights and power plans proceed with West Union and Martinsville links, and local officials seek to aid coal supplies while a Clarksville Farmers Club forms to boost community work and a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Casey
Burgey
R. Clements
Mars ‘Herald
Chmuats
Clements
West Union
West’ Union
Marshall Ice and Power ‘Company
Martinsville
Clarksville
Farmers’ Community
Bruce Clapp
John, Schwartz
John” “Graham
B. Arvin
Will of Odetta Richardson Probate Filed in Westfield
On November 5 the sons of Odetta Richardson filed a probate for a will dated after her October 23 death in Westfield. The estate mostly consists of bank stock and liberty pond holdings valued around 25000 with substantial bequests to the United Brethren church and Wiley Cemetery. The residue is divided among Dr. E B Richardson of Mattoon Amora Mann and Olive Wilson, all of Westfield, with Clarence W Hughes of Mattoon as attorney.
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Odetta Richardson
Westfield
Libarty
United * Brethren Church
Wiley Brick Cementery
E. B. Richardson
Mattoon
Amora Mann
Olive Wilson
Clarence W. Hughes
Teachers Pension Law Changes Stir Illinois
The article notes teachers may opt into the state retirement fund before September 1 1920 by notifying the board in writing. It urges proof of service affidavits to qualify for past credits and mentions a nationwide push for higher teacher salaries, including California adding about 2 million annually for higher pay and Iowa enacting a minimum salary law. It cites Illinois Governor Lowden’s veto, school consolidation gains, and Drewent occupations near high school graduates in Clark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois- State Teachers and Retirement Fund
California
Towa
Lowden
Illnois
Clark County
AJ Or Nolan
State University
Charleston
Drewent
Adoot
Circle to Meet Marshall in Court Room December 6
Reading circle will meet in the court room on December 6 at 2 00 p m with a program listing a sequence of chapters and authors including Margret Forbeck Lola Kannamacher Russell Tabscott Charlotte Schad Dorothy Reynolds Mabel Arford Lola Kile Constance Batson Carrie Behner Mary Arford Leola Kuhn Rosa Batson Anna Scott and topics on Moral Education In School and Home Primary Education and Primary Numbers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Behner
Mary Arford
Leola Kuhn
Rosa Batson
Anna Scott
Church Announcements Highlight Weekly Revival and Services
Evangelical Zion reports ongoing revival with nightly services at 7 30 and a Sunday program featuring Bible drills and choir music led by Mrs Chelan Gospel messages continue through next week Emmanuel notes Sunday school at 9 30 and prayer meeting Thursdays at 7 30 Pastor J W Feller invites public worship across both congregations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan
Fred Chelan
Zion
Emmanuel
J. W. Feller
Community Church Activities Across Sunday Schedule
Christian Science services at 11:00 a m on Sunday and 8:00 p m Wednesday invite all. First Methodist Junior church in Pythian Theatre 4:16 to 4:45 p m Wednesday with nursery supervision. Ten unit prayer meetings in homes Wednesday evening sponsor evangelistic programs with 7:30 p m visits. Units listed with hosts on Main Beech Fourth Plum North Second and more. King’s Heralds meet Friday at 4:16 p m. Sunday Family Worship Day planned with 9:30 a m Sunday school and 10:45 a m morning worship. Evening service 7:30 with a live minute addresses and a question on Does a God In Human Life Affect Character and Destiny. Epworth League 6:30 led by Mrs W Smith.
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Fred Bubeck
Alice Cooper
Beech
Dorcas _Hutchinson
Plum
H. R Snavely
Eunice ‘Craig
William Dickerson
John Brandenstein
Lt B. Andersons
Roy Jefferds
King’s Heralds
Powers
Epworth ‘League
W. Smith
Gerviedo
Two Men Indicted in Murder and Assault Cases
The grand jury indicted John Burkhead for murder and Zineri Brant for assault with intent to murder. Brant posted bail of 1500 dollars. Charles Collins of Casey serves as grand jury foreman. Judge Augustus A. Partlow presides as the circuit court handles preliminaries and adjournment is uncertain.
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John Burkhead
Zineri Brant
Brant
Charles Collins
Casey
Circuit Court
Augustus A. Partlow
Danville
Editors Meet in Springfield to Kick Off Republican Campaign
The Illinois Republican Editorial Association gathered in Springfield on Friday as part of the Lowdon for president campaign. Harry B. Potter of the Marshall Herald attended along with 684 banquet plates, 300 for Illinois editors. Will H. Hays, Republican National Committee chair, gave a keynote address. The event included a two hour business session.
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Lowdon
Illinois Republican Editorial Association
Springfield
Harry B. Potter
Marshall Herald
Illinois
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Marriage Licenses Comprise Five Couples Listed
Thomas B. Morgan aged 26 of Auburn township weds Goldin C. Burkitt 23 of Auburn township Albert A. Williams 20 of Parker township marries Gladys M. Seaton 18 of Parker township Howard H. Piper 26 of Paris weds Jessie Dalrymple 24 of Chrisman James H. Staley 45 of Casey weds Ora L. Walters 34 of Greenup
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Thomas B. Morgan
Auburn Township
Goldin C. Burkitt
Albert A. Williams
Parker Township
Gladys M. Seaton
Howard H. Piper
Paris
Jessie Dalrymple
Chrisman
James H. Staley
Casey
Ora L. Walters
Greenup
Real Estate Transfers List Shows Numerous Lot and Land Sales
A dated compilation records transfers from Mary L. Morgan to W. H. Bradley and many others. Transactions involve lots and tracts in Dennison Marshall Casey Martinsville Melrose York and Marshall townships with prices from $1 to $12 426 reflecting broad property exchanges by various individuals and estates.
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Mary L. Morgan
W. H. Bradley
Lot Marshall
Andrew M. Barbee
Don R
Bennett
William Ferris
Robert Smitley
Marshall
Emery Vantfleet
Milo Prust
Acrse
Jacob “M. Scott
Mattle C. Cannady
Ke Ce “Cannady
Sto
B. F. Miller
Lot Casey
Susan Breedlove
Bert B. Brading
Goldie’ Murphy
Frank Morgan
James Davidson
Geo. R. Fisher
Casey
Henry Fasig
John 5
John
Miller
Ben Co
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Royal visit brings delayed Glendale welcome and idle crowds
C L Kilburn notes King Albert and Queen Elizabeth visiting Glendale on a cold afternoon. A long parade with 25 Los Angeles police failed to deliver a sighting as the royals reportedly lingered with a moving picture studio entourage. Pasadena protests follow. Local film industry grows with studios in Edendale Hollywood Culver City and Universal City Glendale expands its own plant. Water supplies praised as pure and cold with two public fountains. Forest fires burned thousands of acres but rains later extinguished them. A replica of Stoke Poges chapel stands in Forest Lawn. Mrs. Joe Stark of Long Beach injures hip and faces weeks of recovery. Glendale fruit stands show winter’s delay with abundant produce.
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Endale
Calif
Albert
Elizabeth
Glendale
Broadway
Los Angeles
Eagle Rock
Pasadena
Mr. Nye
State Department
California
Edendale
Hollywood
Culver City
Santa Monica
Griffith Park
Universal City
Bessie Barriscale
Westfield Bank Plans Corn Show With Prizes
The First National Bank of Westfield plans a corn show this month after directors vote. Local farmers have submitted corn samples without premiums. The bank will offer prizes for top samples and BH. H. Walworth, Clark County farm adviser, will attend to advise and assist.
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First National Bank
Westfield
BH. H. Walworth
Clark County
Farmers urged to advertise Washington
The Department of Agriculture urges farmers to advertise to boost sales. It highlights using seasonal newspaper ads, bulletin boards, pamphlets, printed wrappers, gummed labels, and letter heads. With rising automobile travel, direct appeals to passersby are advised as often profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Court of Honor Regular Meeting in Marshall District
Regular Court of Honor session held in Marshall District Court No 16 on Friday November 14. Members and attendees convened to review pending cases and discuss upcoming schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall District Court No
Republican Platform Emphasizes Justice and Balanced Regulation
The 1920 national Republican platform outlined by Will H. Hays at the Illinois Republican Editorial Association meeting in Springfield advocates more attention to politics and government science, justice for labor, capital, and the public, and a middle ground between unregulated individualism and state ownership. It champions federal regulation without ownership and calls for budget system adoption, efficiency, and unity against Bolshevism and Kaiserism, urging Americans to carry on with firm action.
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Illinois Republican Editorial Association
Springfield
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Hays
Republican Party
Congress
America
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Valley Forge
Argonne
Ghateau- Thierry
Walls of
Eden
Siaiasi
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Sessions Hive
Alfred
Thos.s. McCullough
Dennison
Thos. J. McCullough
Mary E. Joy
Malinda J. Shull
Fred Neely
Paul Havers
Harold Q. Stansbury
Clara_ "D. Miller
John. H. Parker
John Weir
Malinda C. Murphy
Martin V. Beasley
Cc. H. Fasig
Donald Finney
J. ‘G. Lucan
David Hughes
Royalty
C. L. Kilburn
Pacoima Canyon
San Antonio
Baldy
Sister Elsie
Gray
Stoke Reges
England
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Joe Stark
Long Beach
Court of Honor
Hua
Mao
Charlea Lverros
Will Hays
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