Noise and money lenders a World War era meditation
A fragmented column discusses noise harm and the Dr Burndeson style warning, notes on Wall Street surpassing London as world money lender, U.S. lending to Europe, farmer prices under Hoover canal plan, and a scheme for canals from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic to aid grain transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
London
United States
Europe
Hoover
Gulf
Mississippi” Valley
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Illinois lawmakers set stage for January session bills
Springfield November ahead of the fifty fifth legislative session opens January. Lawmakers revisit the state police bill to patrol highways with Senator Henry Dunlap of Savoy leading the push. Cook county reappointment fights renew as Fergus returns with 82 supporters behind him. Gasoline tax and eight hour work bill for women loom, plus a new primary law if the court rules. School fund distribution plans also face renewed contest.
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Springfield
Ill
Hilinoig
Smany
Senate
House
Henry Dunlap
Savoy
Chamber of Commerce
Cook County
Cook ‘County
John B. Fergus
State Supreme Court
Fergus
Istate
Supreme Court
Lee County
Illnots
Brees
Poorman Funeral Planned in Terre Haute
Benjamin Poorman 84 died Monday morning at Union Hospital. His funeral will be held Thursday at 7 p m at Black Cemetery in West Union with services at his daughter-in-law’s home at 446 North Sixth Street prior to the burial.
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Torre Haute
Ind
Benjamin
Les Poorman
Teld
Union Hospital
Gertié Poorman
Sixth Street
West Union
Black
Rotary Club Hosts High School Football Team Night
Community group Rotary Club welcomes a high school football team for an evening event. The report notes social aims and local support, with attendees including students and parents.
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Rotary Club
Trains Expand Mail Service in Marshall
Marshall gains twelve trains daily for inbound and outbound mail. Postmaster John W. Lewis notes improved service and a late 7 30 p m mailing option, with the Big Four north and Pennsylvania east trains handling mail after midnight and at 4 44 a m respectively. Front doors close at 8 p m for security reasons.
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Marshall
John W. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Methodist District Meeting Set for Paris
Mattoon district of the Methodist church will hold a pastors and laymen meeting at the First M E church in Paris on Tuesday November 30. Morning sessions include talks by W D Fairchild and E R Fulkerson with themes on world affairs and China. Afternoon sessions feature E Dow Bancroft and more, followed by a fellowship supper and a Japan topic discussion.
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Mattoon
Methodist Church
M. E
Paris
BE. G. Sandmeyer
W. D. Fairchild
E. R. Fulkerson
Foreign Board
World Service
China
H. G. Dildine
Pekin University
E. Dow Bancroft
Board of Education
W. DB. Fairchild
Japan
Marriage Licenses Issued To Terre Haute and Marshall Residents
Zoliie Spencer 28 Terre Haute wed Sadie Mundy 18 Terre Haute. J B Kempf 58 Dennison wed Anna L McCleave 45 Vincennes. Jake M Meehling 25 Marshall wed Philomena Geheb 21 Marshall.
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Zoliie Spencer
Terre Haute
Sadie Mundy
J. B. Kempf
Dennison
Anna L. McCleave
Vincennes
Jake M. Meehling
Marshall
Philomena
Geheb
James Frazier Sr. Dies Near Paris After Heart Attack
James Frazier Sr. 74 or 75 year old resident of Paris died suddenly near his home eight miles southwest of Paris about 6:30 this morning. He had been driving cattle and collapsed in the barn lot. Born December 26 1856 in Coles County Illinois he married Dora Zimmerly in 1876. Surviving are widow Dora and children Lawrence Edward James Jr John Frazier Robinson Arthur Frazier Mrs Harlan See and Mrs Russell Stephens. Funeral at First Christian church Paris Thursday at 10 with Rev D L Dunkenberger officiating burial in Holgar cemetery. Coroners inquest ruled no inquest needed due to chronic heart disease.
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Paris
James- Frazier Sr
Harlan See
Frazier
Lee
Mr. Frazier
Coles County
Illinois
D. L
Fraser
Shrine Club to Host Southern Illinois White Shrine Meeting
Gethsemane Shrine No 71 and other Masonic bodies note the Southern Illinois White Shrine Club gathering at the Scottish Rite Temple in East St. Louis on December 15. Sessions begin at 2 30 p m with a dinner at 6 p m supervised by Mrs Jessie D Low of East St Louis. Calvary Shrine No 24 will perform a ceremonial with a grand procession of present shrine officers.
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Gethsemane Shrine No. 71
Southern Illinois White Shrine Club
Scottish Rite’Temple
East St. Louis
Jessie D. Low
1609
State St
Calvary Shrine No. 24
Thanksgiving News Schedule Adjusts Early This Week
The Herald announces an early press day on Wednesday before Thanksgiving due to the holiday, with news offices closed for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Readers are reminded of the altered schedule and to enjoy the holiday with turkey football and radio programming.
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Herald
Turkey
Deputy Sheriff Attacks Grand Jury Report On Jail Conditions
Deputy Sheriff Oda Sizemore vents anger at the recent grand jury findings about the county jail. He shows dirt he says was left by workers replacing a cement floor and asserts no livestock has been in the barn for a year. He also accuses a vandal inmate of breaking a jail window and notes a town-forged order for a new one.
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Oda Sizemore
Wallaces
Sizemore
Kangaroo Court
Market Pigs Boost Profits Through Swine Sanitation Practice
Farmers visiting the farms of Farm Bureau members report that outstanding fall pigs belong to swine sanitation adherents. In Parker township, 86 notable fall pigs are praised asRunts are uncommon as most pigs have not run free in ten years.
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Farm Bureau
W. W. Marritt
Parker Township
Chas
Morgan
Wright
Eliag Haddix
Clyde Brosman
Jardine Cuts Commission Rates in Omaha StockYards
Secretary Jardine ordered sixty eight commission merchants to lower charges in Omaha after finding existing rates insufficient. The new schedule effective January 1 reduces selling rates for cattle calves hogs and sheep and mirrors similar buying rate changes. J. S. Boyd of Chicago warned of an appeal as merchants contest the decision claiming it potentialy destroys contracts and raises broader wage regulation concerns.
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Washington, D. C
Jardine
Omaha
J. S. Boyd
Chicago
Commission
Boyd
Agricultural Department
Shively Named On All Star Team By Chicago Papers
A Chicago newspaper tally selects Big Ten all star teams. Oosterbaan and Joesting head lists with Michigan, Northwestern, Ohio, Illinois, Minnesota players named. Tadurer announces retirement from the platform and recent marriage impacts.
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Shively
ALL
Chicago Paper
Chicago
Tally News
Daily Journal
Daily News
Oosterbaan
Michigan
Iinois
Hansen
Minnesota
Reitsch
Illinois
Hess
Ohio
Lovette
Bell
Friedman
Baker
Northwestern
Lewis
Joesting
Nelson
Iowa
Jolson
Wheeler
Gustafson
Mulmbachk
Tadurer
Will
Colors For Auto License Plates Across States 1927 List
Illinois motorists plan renewals as states announce plate colors for 1927. The long list features each state with background and numeral colors, including Alabama ivory on black, Illinois orange on black, New York yellow on black, and Wyoming lemon yellow on black, among many others. Obituary notes Millard Tapscott born May 4 1867 died Nov 17 1926 in Clark County after lingering illness. Funeral at Auburn church with Rev Eckel officiating. Burial in nearby cemetery.
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Illinois
Wlinois
Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
Connecticut
Colorado
California
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Iowa
Idaho
Kentucky
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Nebraska
New York
Nevada
North Carolina
New Mexico
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregton
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Western Union
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Washington
Car
Millard Tapscott
Millard F. Tapscott
William
Mary A. Tapscott
Esgram
Clarksville
John
Mar
Morgin Sweet
Martinsville
William Mallory
Anderson
Clark County
James Thompson
Auburn Church
Eckel
Addition List Names Include Local Residents and Burdened Items
The Herald’s page lists numerous local names such as Snyder Hughes Cork Stepleton English Freemaiy Platt O Bri st Hen Rieehling Califer Finkbines and others among an addition list. The scattered OCR reads like a roster of individuals tied to a community notice or listing.
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M. MM. Snyder
M. B. Hughes
Harry E. Cork
Stepleton
Fred English le
G. C. Freemaiy
Ann
C. Platt
L. O'Brist
Hen Rieehling
First Nationst’ Bank
Ola Califer Ceorge Finkbines
Adolph, Vin? Spart Charlies Clingpeut
Reno Maurme
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Tbe Bsid
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