Robins Popularity and Robins Senatorial Bid Questioned
In Chicago, Raymond Robins faces skepticism about his Progressive candidacy and the primary’s value. Returns show only two votes for his senatorial bid, with Robins receiving 26 votes in a heavily industrial ward, suggesting labor support remains illusory and the endorsement debate continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Imond
Robins
Alek Gold
Candaie Baie Gore
Stoly
Santa
Claus
Chicago
Raymond Robins
Andy
Himelf
Nan
University of Sinois Notes and campus updates
The piece notes Illinois beat Indiana 61 to 0 in football the largest margin in their series. It states the University of Illinois is now the largest state university in America and describes a new 235 by 400 foot armory, used by the cadet brigade of 2133, mostly student work with Major Webster in command. It mentions Ernest Nay’s progress with crutches, Olen Clements joining the Daily Illini staff, freshmen homesickness, and a mothers’ visit during a gathering at Misses Eula Morton and Velda Barnesberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlinois
Misges
Pearl
Amy
Slinois
America
Ernest
Marshall
Eula Morton
J Velda
Bamesberger
Olen Clements
Filini
University
Governor Ralston
Dune
Ilinois
Indiana
Hubert English
Boston
Harvard
Webster
U.S
Small Results for Year's Work and Paternity Case
The report notes Norman Bennett sought to influence Will Martin to place primary ballots for the Democratic county ticket while Casey and Keithley discuss Bennett’s contract. Martin reportedly ordered ballots from Bennett, who claims to have support from Martin despite Republican support for him. In a separate matter, Epperson of Robinson faced a paternity charge in Esquire Emerson's court. he waived examination and was bound over to court in $800 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman ‘Bennett
Casey
AL Keithley
Bennett
Martin
Clark
Epperson
Robinson
Esquire _Emerson
Migs
Cox
Engagement Announced in Wabash and Vigo Counties
Mr and Mrs Cooper announce the engagement of their daughter Louise to Don Black of Vigo county Indiana. The couple plans a late autumn wedding. Ralph M Brooke of Casey Banner Times will marry Ruth Scott of Casey today at a relative’s home in Pittsburg Pennsylvania.
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Robert Cooper
Wabash Township
Louise
Don
Robert Black
Thomas’ N. “Black
Vigo County
Indiana
Ralph M
Brooke
Casey
Banner-Times
Ruth
Scott
Pittsburg
Ford Overrated Claims Questioned After Crash
A Marshall man proved the Ford could not be safely driven with one hand while rearranging packages, colliding with a tree. The incidentсы follows a popular local tradition that Fords would climb trees and keep going, a belief now challenged.
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Paris
Ford
Remarkable Fall With Second Crops And Blooming Roses
October passes with no frosts and unusually favorable conditions allow many people a second crop of potatoes onions lettuce radishes and other vegetables. Rose gardens are at their best and wild roses are blooming a second time.
Illinois Railroads Vote to Raise Freight Rates
Railroads in Illinois announce a public notification of a per cent increase in freight rates within state boundaries. Officials say higher charges are needed to meet growing operating expenses and obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Priday
Nightly political gatherings raise voter turnout concerns
Fragmented 19th century note mentions Democratic workers hosting events in town to encourage voting while warning against dangers. A pumpkin weighing 65 pounds is left at the Herald office. Court filings include E G Stife trustee v D P Fleger and Mary A Weber v Silas Weber for separate maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al’ G
Dovny
Wabash
the Herald
Stife
D. P. Fleger
Mary” A. Weber
Silas Weber
Civil Service Examination Notice at Marshall Postoffice
An examination for clerk and carrier will be held at the Marshall postoffice on November 14. For particulars, see Earl M. Perdue at the postoffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Postoffice
Earl M. Perdue
Tragedy Near Robinson Ends In Double Death
Dan Simon a 35 year old employee at Independent Torpedo shot Elpha Dyson 35 at her Dyson home Saturday evening then killed himself with a razor. A posse found Simon dead fifty feet away. Investigators say the couple had discussed marriage and a sum of money was placed in Dyson’s bank.
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Dan” Simon
Ats Robinson
Elpha Dyson
Dyson
Simon
Hbank
Death of Frank McKeen in Terre Haute
Frank McKeen aged 28 died Friday morning at his Terre Haute home after a long illness. He was a Rose Polytechnic graduate, partner in the family laundry, and a Knights Templar and Elks member. He married Everett Keifer on November 4, 1908, at Marshall. Funeral services were led by the Knight Templar and burial was in Woodlawn cemetery. Marshall friends attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
MicKeen
Terre Haute
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Charles E. McKeen
Knights Templar
the Elks
Everett Keifer
Marshall
Knight Templar
Woodlawn Cemetery
J. L. Keifer
Minnie
Kathryn Keifer
Fred Keifer
Doris
C. G. Bailey
Eva McMullen
Gertrude Shaw
Alma Shipe
Marshall Section Clark Co Teachers Association Program
The Marshall Section of the Clark County Teachers Association meets at 1 30 p m Saturday Oct 31 1914 in the North Side school building. Music by the association Primary Language Miss Funice Gilbert Civics Emery Davis First Two Chapters Moral Training Miss Bertha Batson Solo Miss Jessie Roach Round Table discussions on omissions from the Course of Study and Waste of School Material L A Wallace president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Clark Co. Teachers’ Association
North Side
Funice Gilbert
Emery Davis
Bertha Batson
Jessie Roach
L. A. Wallace
Martinsville Candidate’s Background Questioned
The Martinsville Planet notes that E. D. Morton, Democratic candidate for county clerk, did not state his former business career in an announcement. The paper wonders if this omission was an oversight and reports Morton and allies are saying little about his business past.
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Martinsville
E. D. Morton
Morton
Notice to return wire fence stretchers by Oct 30
Parties receiving fence stretchers loaned by Archer & Cast eel must return them by October 30 or be charged for keeping them. Items returned by the 30th will be invoiced to L. G. Archer & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer & Casteel
L. G. Archer & Son
LL. Ge . Archer & Son
Evangelical Association Preaches Sunday at Marshall Zion
Evangelical Association announces Sunday morning preaching at the Marshall church and evening service at Zion Big Creek church. Leo J Ehrhardt is pastor. Burt & Burt manage the store recently sold to V Spear who plans to return to Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Marshall
Zion
Big Creek
Leo
J. Ehrhardt
Burt
Burt & “Burt
Oo. Vv
Spear
Indiana
Golden Wedding Celebration for Honderichs Observed at Home
Mr and Mrs Michael E Honderich celebrated their Golden Wedding yesterday at Abie Honderichs home west of the city. Relatives from near and far attended including Adam Winger and Mrs Jacob Vail brothers and sister of Mrs Honderich. many presents and a five dollar gold piece were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael E. Honderich
Abie Honderich
Adam Winger
Wellington
Kan
Jacob Vail
Canton
Honder‘ich
Winger
Honderich
Colorado
Abie
Marshall
Adam
Indianapolis
Anna Junker
Vernon
Ind
Sarah Jones
Henderich
Lester Fredenberger
James A. Junker
Mt. Vernon
Virgil
Ira
Lander
Earl Winger
Palestine
Daniel Eckle
Henry Bierbaum
Wm. Washburn
Sunday School Convention at Darwin October 25th
The Sunday School convention at Darwin meets October 25 with an 9:00 a.m. session and 1:30 p.m. devotional. Speakers include Mrs. John Pad dock Rev H Huston and Jno Hawker. Topics cover keeping boys in S S training, teacher challenges, Bible study, soul winning, and keeping classes engaging.
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Darwin
S. S
John Paddock
H. Huston
O. P. Tharp
Jno
Hawker
Henry Blockinger
Rush Clements
Pearce
Miss Anderson
John Saiter
Rev. H. Huston
Sam Tingley
John Hawker
Christ
L. B Anderson
Chas Brandenstein
Collier Sisters
Will Collier
Public Sale of Helfers at Vanfleet Farm
J W Vanfleet will hold a sale of head of Jersey and Holstein heifers at his farm three miles west of Walnut Prairie Thursday Oct 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Vanfleet
Ga Head
Jersey
Holstein ‘Helfers
Walnut Prairie Tursday
Cet
New Cases In County Court Grover Holston
Grover Holston faces charges in county court for selling intoxicating liquors. The docket lists case action against Holston with the county court as the venue and unspecified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Holston
County Board Reports Finds No Evidence of Clerk Funds Claim
The County Committee reports investigating William T. Martin Jr. and Arthur M. Tarman over a $2918.88 public funds claim. They find the claim not supported by records or evidence. Signed by John Weaver C V Abraham D A Lee.
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Board‘ of Supervisors
Wm. T. Martin, Jr
Arthur, M
Tarman
John: Weaver
C. V. Abraham
D. A. Lee
High School Notes Preview Club Activities and Events
The Country Gentleman arrives at the high school library for agriculture class use. Girls Glee Club debuted with a temperance meeting performance. Grade cards go home Friday noon. Gymnasium plans are under consideration with student help. First literary program of the year Friday at 8 PM with admission ten cents for non members. acts include Girls Chorus Wilfred Shaw speech European War Fred Gibson instrumental duet Gladys Sullins Edith Shaw yard measures Ralph Cooper short talk principal piano selections Fred Meehling.
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Wilfred Shaw
Fred Gibson
Gladys Sullins
Edith Shaw
Ralph Cooper
Fred Meehling
The Marshall Clique Debate in County Areas
A West Marshall County concern questions the rumored Mar myshall clique and its alleged prejudice against other county regions. Observers urge honesty and deny jealousy while calling for clarity on who would form any such group.
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Marshall
Real Estate Transfers in Marshall District
Elizabeth C Howard transfers part of lot 5 block 18 East Marshall to Nellie Griffin for 300 dollars. T W Shipe sells part of e percent outlot 3 Archer's 2nd to J W Koonce for 2350 dollars. Seymour Hurst conveys part of block 67 Dulaney's addition to C L Parsons for 187.50. Lester Hopper sells new 25 10 13 to Chase Young for 1 dollar. Nora MacMurray transfers part of block 35 W Dulaney's addition to A H Mott for 1800 dollars. W L Cole and others transfer lot 3 block 3 Archer's 1st to W L Athon for 2708.33 dollars.
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Elizabeth C. Howard
Nellie Griffin
Orly Marshall
T W Shipe
J W Koonce
Archer
Marshall
Seymour Hurst
C L Parsons
Dulaney
Ad Marshall
Lester Hopper
Chase Young
Nora MacMurray
A H Mott
Cole
Athon
American Fence Offers Variety of Fencing Materials
L G Archer Son announces receipt of two carloads of American Field and Poultry Fence in all heights and weights. They also stock barbed and smooth wire and invite customers to call for prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Archer &Son
Judgments and deaths noted in Esquire Craig's court
Miss Anna Serwise died Wednesday at Anna hospital and funeral rites were held at Norton cemetery in Anderson township. A separate action in Craig's court resulted in Wm. Baughman & Son receiving judgment against the Big Four road for 192 damages to a cattle shipment sent to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Serwise
Anna Hospital
Anderson Township
Norton Cemetery
Wm. Baughman & Son
Big Four Road
Chicago
Esquire Craig's Court
Brotherhood Seeks Members For First Meeting Monday Night
Members of the Brotherhood are urged to attend the initial meeting set for Monday night October 26 at 7 30. The notice lists invited attendees including Dr and Mrs Burnett their house guest Miss Louise Barclay of San Antonio Texas and George Purdoon who attended the Hotel Deming opening in Terre Haute last evening. Additional guests include Dr Goodwin and wife of Jasons ville Indiana visiting Mrs Effie B Pearce Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood
Burnett
Descriptive Tour of Southeast Missouri Counties
A reader travels through Wayne Bollinger Stoddard and nearby areas detailing Ozark foothills farmland. He notes timber, rocky hills, creeks and rivers, rail lines in Bloomfield, Dexter and Dudley, land prices from 3.50 to 100 per acre, thriving crops, drained but awaiting cultivation, and local residents including Lyman Wright and Ot Scott.
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Missouri
The
Herald
Wayne
Bollinger
Ozarks
Stoddard
Bloomfield
Dexter
Dudley
Iron Mountain
Clark County
Ill
Begley Ranch
Lyman_ Wright
Ot Scott
Dr. Kerr
Ray Huston
Miss Howell's Wedding At Gladewater Texas
The wedding of Mabel Howell to Seale McGee took place Sunday morning October 11 at the Howell home near Gladewater Texas. Rev AM Nutt of Gilmer officiated with the ring service. A wedding dinner followed and the couple left by noon train for Dallas. Attending were Thomas Walton Kathleen McGee Drew McGee James Moore Mrs W W Bradley Rubyn Coleman Judge H R Snavely. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Gilmer Texas with the groom’s lifelong ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Howell
Gladewater
Texas
Mabel
Seale McGee
Gilmer
AM Nutt
Dallas
Thomas Walton
Kathleen McGee
Drew McGee
James Moore
W. W. Bradley
Rubyn Coleman
H. R. Snavely
Marshall
McGee
To Employers of Women
The law requires that two strict restraints be kept on the hours of employment of women. The Herald has for sale convenient blanks for this purpose.
John N. Taylor Sale At Dennison Farm
Public sale to be held by John N. Taylor at his farm one mile east of Dennison on Monday November 2. Ice stock and farm implements to be offered. Local farmer and residents invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Taylor
Dennison
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University of Sinois Notes
Weds
Tyre
Frank McKeen
Teachers’ ‘Association
Evangelical _Association
Sunday School Convention
Helfers
Marshall Clique
Insane
M. ‘E. Brotherhood
Miss Howell
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