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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1922

Page

8

What Shall Our Foreign Policy Be

A Chicago Association of Commerce pamphlet argues America must define foreign policy amid Europe’s economic crisis. It outlines trade, reparations, and debt issues, urging public discussion without conclusions and stressing production and restored international trade as keys to prosperity. A. Elikofer made a business trip to Terre Haute Wednesday.

Chicago Europe Chicago Association of Commerce United States America North American Central

New Divorce and Partisan Case Openings in Circuit Court

Robert Thompson versus Belle Thompson seeks a divorce. Daisy Heirs versus Wm Heirs also requests a divorce. Stella Pennell versus Glen Hood involves a partisan matter. Marie Lucas versus Frank M Lucas seeks a divorce.

Robert Thompson Belle Thompson Daisy Heirs Wm. Heirs Stella Pennell Glen Hood Marie Lucas Frank M. Lucas

Minister Ponders Bridegroom In Wedding Scene

A minister at a marriage searches a group of young men for the groom. He asks a man with a large flower if he is happy, and the reply defers the answer, then questions the minister about being the groom. The exchange preserves a humorous tone from the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.

Pittsburg

The Price She Paid

A fashionable woman who saved by collecting rents finds a tenant in bad humor. She preempts complaints by painting herself, remarking the kitchen is in terrible condition. Mr Holt agrees she’d look worse without fresh paint after six years.

Chamber War On Fake Stock Salesmen Warns Bankers

The Illinois Chamber of Commerce and Illinois Bankers Association urge members to display a War Against Fake Stock Salesmen card and caution against checks from strangers. Police seek robber suspects including Ferguson Gordon Healy Hennesey and Spider. Thompson pleaded guilty to writing spurious checks and faces grand jury bonds of 2400 dollars. Investigators seek those who dug a hole through a vault wall at a Stoneford bank on July 19.

Chicago Tilinois Chamber of ‘Commerce Ilinois Bankers’ Association The Association Chamber Protectivs Department of the Illinois Bankers’ Association Raymond W. Ferguson Wilmette Fe. M. Gordon Mike O’maley James Healy James “Sticky” Hennesey Spider Madison, MM Roy Burdette Thompson Stoneford

Power of Flattery TI Love Scene Cited in London Tit Bits

A soft spring night and a wooing scene reach comic note as a suitor vows to lay his fortune at the beloved's feet, only to be reminded his wealth is small. The exchange ends with a playful retort about the fortune appearing large beside tiny feet.

Kettring Taken to Anna After Examination

The article reports that Kettring was taken to Anna after examination by Dr. Jobin. Kettring has suffered abdominal troubles for some time and was in the hospital. His condition led to temporary mental imbalance following concern over his health.

Kettring Anna Jobin

Railroad commission cites four railroads over strike related service

On October 3 1919 the New York Herald notes the Interstate Commerce Commission scheduled a hearing for the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railroad and three others to show cause why the commission order restoring train service abandoned during the strike has not been complied with. Agent Coyle said no orders had reached the city about restoring service.

Springfeld Commerce Scommission Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago Coyle the Herald

Real Estate Transfers and a Sullivan Insurance Agent's Death

A list of real estate transfers shows multiple parcels and sums including Martinsville Westfield Marshall Casey and other local areas with prices from $1 to $7,000. In Sullivan, T. B. Shaffer, district agent for Aetna Insurance, died at home Sunday.

John W. Gilbert Nellie Morgan Cornelia McNary Mary H. Stover Hulah Hackett Marshall Adam Haddix George Collins Roscoe Stewart Westfield Elmer Gordon Fr. T. Bower Casey J. F. Bower Viola B. Gordon Henry A. Orcutt John J. Taggart T.B. Shaffer Aetna. Insurance ‘Company Sullivan Cash Charles H. Knowles

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Association of Commerce Setks A. Elikofer Terre Haute Ha Ols Chamber of Commerce Marshall: Battery Co Marshall, Illinois Willard Herald Bruner’s Grocery Enterprise Circle Bargains Circle John F. Cane Dry Goods Co Illinois
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