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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1909

Page

4

Illinois and Indiana items highlight politics and culture

The piece notes rail industry expansion with 26 000 freight cars and the Lew Wallace statue unveiling in the Hall of Fame Indiana poem by James Whitcomb Riley. It reports Galconda Illinois removing saloons, Illinois school gender imbalances, and Cairo double lynching concerns plus a Westfield Review bid for county clerk Billy Martin and local political chatter.

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Deneen Campaign Against Primary Law Sparks Chicago Stop

Governor Deneen began a speaking tour in Chicago on Thursday to rally support for a primary law. He criticized the old debate and signaled support for revising the Oglesby measure to fit supreme court rulings while urging statewide efforts.

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Cullom on the South and the Negro Question in Politics

Senator Cullom argues that eradicating the Negro question in the South could open the region to Republican support while affirming full civil and political rights for Black citizens. He cites protectionist policy, economic shifts, and Southern industrial needs as factors favoring Republicans, and predicts states like Maryland North Carolina and Tennessee turning solidly Republican.

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Where Are They Lady Cook Returns to England

In a surprising remark Lady Cook says she will return to England and has no time to pursue suffrage. She notes women here are busy with self care and domestic demands, and questions whether she found such women in this country.

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Underwear Bargains From Hutchison Bankrupt Stock

Bargain line announces sale of heavy weight underwear and men’s salts at reduced prices. Store booth at Booth and Hardy promotes low prices on assorted goods including garters and salves. Local sale item highlights savings opportunities for shoppers.

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Tuscola Retains County Seat in Bitter Douglas Vote

Douglas county voters backed keeping the county seat in Tuscola by a large majority as Camargo failed to win, Arcola supported Tuscola with 257 votes against removal, Newman favored Camargo by 29, and talks of a new courthouse were rejected last fall.

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A Mail Order Experiment in a Kansas County

The piece imagines a county populated solely by mail order buyers from Chicago and predicts drastic decline of local commerce and institutions. It questions who would buy a local farm and urges readers to support their hometown to ensure mutual benefit.

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Misses Alma Couchman and Ruth Cox Visit City

West Union residents Alma Couchman and Ruth Cox spent Thursday in the city as carpenters rushed work on Frank Murphy's new residence in the northern part of town. The building is nearing completion.

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Local Notes and Social Items from the Region

The page records assorted community notes including visits by Albert Cooper of Orange and Percy Cox of West Union, a fiddler’s contest participant Leroy Craig, a dinner party hosted by Mrs Sol Handy for Mrs Pearce, and John Trump serving as juror. It also mentions illness confinement for Miss Annabelle Williams and remarks on laborers in paying contracts and local political commentary about Uncle Joe.

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Spelling Lesson Sparks Mischief at District School

A playful classroom scene unfolds as pupils arrange before the teacher for a spelling drill. A quick move by a girl to spell chimney correctly is matched by a nearby boy who misreads the challenge, prompting a lighthearted exchange and a child’s plea to keep practicing.

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