Court convened for weekly term and jury lists read
Circuit court convened Monday to be dismissed until next week due to worn out lawyers from the election. The term will consider cases listed in the Herald with judge Walter Brewer presiding in Paris. A named petit jury includes Shade Blizzard Holler McKeén Sturdevant Slusser Coats Whitney Ruser Bohn Hartzler Ables Fox Sharkey Howe Deh Bal Peck Henig Knowles Doran Beachout Cook Hardway Ennis Crow Bartrum Snedeker Saiter Green Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brewer
Paris
Golden ‘Thompson
Ralph Stewart
Grover
Weaver
Walter Finkbiner
Sylvan’Fitzjard
Lee Beauchamp
Johny Howe
George ‘Gunder
Michael Moore
Ross ‘Cunningham
Gules Miller
Orville
Medsker
Walker Elliott
Homer
Blankenbeker
Warl Inman
Hoss Stratton
John Robinson
Walter ‘Welsh, Co
T. Redigan
Earl Hammond
Otho. Burman
William Williams
Petit Jury
Fred Shade
John Blizzard
John Holler
Claud McKeén
Sturdevant
Frank Slusser
Claud Coats
A. P. Whitney
Burt R.buser
H. D. Howe
Roy Deh
Bal Peck
Frank Henig
Clyde Knowles
Joan “Doran
Chas
Beachout
Alonzo “Cook
Chas. Hardway
Ben Crow
Marion Bartrum
J. G. ‘Snedeker
Fred Saiter
R. W. Greene
Johnson
Chamber of Commerce Thanks From Tourists
A tourist card from Marshall thanks the city for hospitality during a tour visit. The note, signed by Ta and Eleanor Farwell of Shanghai, China, praises the attendant for courtesy and help and wishes success for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Messpia
Agaimp
TA Z and
Eleanor Farwell
Shanghai, China
Red Cross Campaign Opens in Marshall at Post Office
The annual Red Cross membership drive began in Marshall on Tuesday with a single station at the post office. Two Red Cross volunteer members led the parade on Armistice Day, highlighting ongoing wartime service and the need for hygiene and health education as thousands remain in hospitals and accidents rise nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Marshall
Red_ Cross
Red‘Cross
American Red Cross
Red ‘Cross
Marshall Defeats Oblong On Armistice Day
Marshall outscored Oblong 31 to 0 in a Tuesday football game. Star play by Smitley and Kannamacher plus McGee touchdowns drove the win while Sackler opened scoring. Strong support from local rooters and visiting fans marked the Armistice day clash despite poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Smitley
McGee
Kannamacher
Harry Sackler
Marshall
Girlong
Marshal
Harry Sockler
Claypool
Prevo
Lewis
Marital Transfers List From Indiana Towns
A set of marriage license transfers includes Lexie Burdsall and Lucille Melick in Lyons, ER Wickiser and Nova Reynolds in Mattoon and Shelbyville, William Dowling and Virginia Hill in Paris, Tharel Lawson and Donna Francis in Linton, Albert Glenn and Ruth Taylor in Metcalf, Lyle Fogle and Margueretta Road in Terre Haute, and Jacob Jackson and Opal Anderson in West Terre Haute, with ages and hometowns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexie L. Burdsall
Lyons
Ind
Lucille Avis Melick
ER. C. Wickiser
Mattoon
Nova Reynolds
Shelbyville
William Dowling
Paris
Virginia Hill
Tharel William Lawson
Indianapolis
Donna Francis
Linton
Albert A. Glenn
Greenup
Ruth N. Taylor
Metcalf
Lyle Eugene Fogle
Terre Haute
Margueretta Pearl Road
Jacob &. Jackson
Greencastle
Opal S. Anderson
West Terre Haute
Death of Mrs. Eliza Knox in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Eliza Knox Lewis, 86, died last week in Pittsburgh at her daughter Mrs Walsh’s home. The body brought to Marshall to her son J W Lewis’s home Saturday evening. Funeral held Monday at 11 oclock officiated by Rev J B Evans. Burial in Marshall cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Knox. Lewis
Pittsburgh
Wm. Walsh
Marshall
J. W. Lewis
City awards pedestal lights bid to Abingdon firm
The city received six bids for pedestal lights from Kester Electric Terre Haute at 8037.09, L C Pmglish Casey at 8192.04, Williams Muncie at 7785, S Shugman Abingdon IL at 6989.82, Marrs Tanner Danville 7207.50, F R Potter St Louis at 714. The coda was awarded to G B Shugman of Abingdon Illinois for 6959.82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kester Electric Company
Terre Haute
Casey
Williams Electric Company
Muncie
Indiana
S. Shugman
Abingdon
Til
Marrs-Tanner Electric Company
Danville
F. R. Potter
G. 8. Shugman
Ilinois
Marshall Auto Sales Display Week Showcases Ford Line
The Marshall Auto Sales showroom decorates for a winter opening Ford display from the fifth to the fifteenth of the month. Crepe paper in bright colors and flower baskets on Ford parts pedestals adorn the area. Nearby, Otto B Nay and family of West Lafayette visited J I May's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Auto
Otto B. Nay
West Lafayette
Indiana
J. I. May
J. F. Luse
Migs Nello
Flora Brent
Harold “Luise
Fl. F. Stout
Higher steel stresses urged for building laws
Experiments by the United States Bureau of Standards and other bodies show higher stresses in steel are desirable for construction. Architects and engineers agree such stresses should be legalized. The industry finds building laws too conservative and firms investing in steel construction should heed the research findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Standards
Congress readies Stephens bill to fix resale prices
The Stephens bill, a veteran measure, is set for consideration in the upcoming Congress session. It would authorize manufacturers to set resale prices, backed by major manufacturer groups and opposed by well organized merchants. Merchants say they will look after their own interests independently of manufacturers.
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Stephens
Railroads and Utilities in Congress to Face Public Control
States and Washington experts track railroads and utilities as Congress eyes tighter public control. The trend suggests Federal and State powers will be broadened, though exact ICC and state commissioner impacts remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
What Will Present Congress Do In Its Last Session
Washington observers assess the looming session with four farmer factions pushing for attention. President Coolidge seeks orderly changes, while vacancies loom in the Supreme Court and the line of potential successors to Justice Holmes draws attention from Arthur Prentice Rugg and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Daley
the Herald
Washington
Washington, D. C
Congress
Legislative Assembly
Coolidge
House
Senate
Hughes
Charles W. Warren
Michigan
Mexico
Japan
U. S. Supreme Court
Taft
Supreme Court
Holmes
McKenna
Navy
Wilbur
California Supreme Court
Arthur Prentice Rugg
Massachusetts
Amherst
Marshall County Court Dockets Feature Guardianships and Probes
County court week includes final and partial estate reports approved and recorded. J. Sneed named administrator with $6000 bond. Maple Hill cemetery annual report filed. John Higgins sentenced to 120 days at the penal farm for liquor transport. Adjustments and guardian appointments set for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Houghton Jones
John C. Craig
George Geheb
Laura Johnson
Elizabeth Collier
Celia Adams
W. M. Collier
John Devers
Preston R. Reynolds
Dorcas Hutchinson
Effie A. Long
Guardian
J. S. Keller
Hester A. Keller
Shelby Patrick
John Sneed
Charles Stewart
J. E. Lowry
John Higgins
Janney
Vandalia
Maple Hill Cemetery
Hettie A. Lindley
Sam Lindley
L. A. Shawler
M. H. Petty
A. W. Wright
Everett Connelly
Two Terre Haute Men Fined in Squire Craig's Court
L. H. Dunn and Gilbert Winkles were fined $25 and costs each for hunting without a license in Squire Craig's court on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Craig
L. H. Dunn
Gilbert Winkles
Terre Haute
Car Collision Destroys Two Autos in Terre Haute Area
Sunday evening a collision on West Terre Haute grade destroyed a Hudson driven by Ralph Pearman of Paris and an Overland driven by William Kilburn of West Terre Haute. Frank Noakes of Marshall suffered a damaged axle on a Ford coupe. Kilburn was hospitalized with bad bruises. Pearman and others escaped with minor injuries.
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Hudson
Ralph Pearman
Paris
Overland
William Kilburn
West Terre Haute
Frank Noakes
Marshall
William Sunkel
William lLydick
Herbert Proctor
Pearman
Union
Terre Haute
Card of Thanks for Neighborly Kindness
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of our son and brother. Mrs. A. M. Stephenson and Mary express gratitude for support and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Stephenson
Mary
Canvassing Board Confirms Vote Totals for Clark County
Official county canvas records show Coolidge winning the presidency with a 528 vote margin over LaFollette and Davis. Deneen leads in the U S Senate race with a 569 plurality. Small wins governor with a 314 margin. multiple state and local offices list Republican leads and pluralities across Clark County amid Tuesday’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Davis
LaFollette
Deneen
United States
Custer
Martin
Plurality
Carlatrom
Donovan
Cork W
Bennett
Baxter
Riley
Thompson
Connelly
Buxbaum
Lafferty
Delaney
Rogers
Highsmith
Flatrock Cancels Game With Marshall
Flatrock football cancels the November 22 clash with Marshall due to squad shortages. Marshall plans to face Brazil next week at Marshall on either Thursday or Friday with the date undecided. Brazil remains undefeated this year. Mr and Mrs Silas Walker and son Joseph of Lawrenceville visited Mrs Emma Walker and returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatrock
Marshall
Brazil
Silas Walker
Joseph
Lawrenceville
Emma Walker
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Heralds
Walter” Brewer
RED Cross Campaign
Bill Booster
Noah
FORDS
Court House Square
James Cosgrove
Oblong
A. A Heinlein
Eva Burkhart
Rugg
Clark’ County
Democrat
Lene
Crenty
van “E
Chas. Killie
I.B. McCullough
HY O. Sanders
Anna Baird
Jamey, Sharkey
Frank Hurst
Ophir Claypool
M. L. Behner
Paul R. Hill
Elizabeth Weibel
Anna B. Rice
S. M. Claypool
Edith Nye
George Finkbiner
Homer Quick
Frank Tal
Drake
Oi Amacher
Fairy
Wells J. A. Broaman
Myra
Brunner
Chis. Low
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