Shadowy attack on Gov Smith links to Tammany Hall
The speech traces alleged ineptitudes and hints at political leverage by Republicans calling Gov Smith a good fellow. It questions his July Fourth remarks about Tammany and recalls press critiques of Tammany Hall leaders and crimes cited by the New York Times after Boss Murphy’s death in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Smith
Oklahoma
Tammany Hall
Tammany
New York City
New York Times
Boss Murphy
Richard Crocker
Gov Smith’s Western Trip Under Scrutiny in Press
The piece argues Gov Smith’s western tour exposed him as provincial and out of touch with the west and midwest. It notes Hoover’s Newark labor speech as a contrast and suggests Hoover may be favored for national service, urging Republicans to keep campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov Smith
Herbert Hoover
Les
Alleghanies
New York City
Tammany Tiger
New York
Tammany
Smith
West
Middle West
Oklahoma
Denver
Hoover
Newark
Willard
Willard Serviceo
Fragmentary Phrase Sparks Curiosity About Headwy Inquiry
Brief readable snippet hints at a discussion or inquiry involving a term head wy. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable from the fragment. Further context needed to determine the full story or its significance.
Sugar Creek Creamery May Control Marshall Dairy Firm
Community comments speculate that Sugar Creek Creamery Company could take over Marshall Milk and Cream Company and reshape local business. The piece praises Horneman, the Sugar Creek president, for farming support, notes Allen’s potential continued management, and highlights local boosters’ hopes for broader rural development and infrastructure gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Sugar Creek Creamery Company
Marshall Milk and Cream Company
Petition for Condemnation in Clark County Illinois
Public works petition seeks condemnation of property and unknown heirs owners and devisees including Sophia E Gardner Sterling W Gardner and others. Notice issued for respondents to appear October 29 1928 in Clark County court in vacation with risk of decree by default. Also includes local notices and unrelated farm notes from Marshall area mentioning threshing buckwheat campaign literature and a store fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Clark County
Department of Public Works
D. L. Wilhoit
Grace Wilhoit
Chas. F. Rowe
Sophia E. Gardner
Sterling W. Gardner
Ilinois
Church of God
Ham Rowe
G. Hallock Rowe
Geneva
Sophia BE. Gardner
Charles F. Rowe
Essie May Gardner
Warren Gardner
Notice of Publication in Clark County Chancery
In the circuit court Clark county Illinois the case Louise B Moyer vs Robert A Moyer appears in chancery. Affidavit of nonresidence. summons issued. returnable November 12 1928. Nonresident defendant must appear and plead at Marshall on November 12 1928.
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State of
Ilinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Louise B. Moyer
Robert A. Moyer
Said County
Marshall
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Illinois
The
Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Ilinois
Marshall Herald
Charles Curtis
United States
Otis F. Glenn
Louis L. Emmerson
Fred E. Sterling
Secretary of
William J. Stratton
Oscar Nelson
Omer N. Custer
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Richard Yates
Congress
William P. Holaday
John R. Hamilton
John W., Lewis
Harry . Baxter
Russell’ In. Riley
George Lafferty
Mr. Horneman
Sugar Creek
Dawes
Europe
Jerry Spencer
Danville
Horneman
O. K. Allen
Allen
Ben T. Baird
West Union
Casey
Golden Cunningham
Martinsville
Cunningham
Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce of
Big Creek
Douglas Township
Charlie Thornburg
Sam Sheets
West ‘Union
Walnut Prairie
John Berner
Paris
Wabash Township
Henry Saifter
Charlie Husted
Auburn
John W. Lewis
Lewis
York
Lyman Pritchard
Charlie
Sweitzer
Seale
Thas
Pene
Tha Sart
Russell L. Riley
H. R. Snavely
Chancery
Marshall Battery Co
Marshall, Illinois
Cenuine Willard
DR. C. D. Mitchell Dentist Office
Mitchell Ridg
West Side Square
Ford
Marshall Illinois
Marshall Maid Bread
Elite Bakery
Marshall, Il
Kirchner
Chas. Kirchner
Marshall, Ill
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