Praise Pinchot for Adjusting Coal Strike
The article praises Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania for settling the coal strike and notes expected cooperation with Washington to avoid higher coal prices. It describes political dynamics, party committees, and the potential impact on Charlie Coolidge era politics, including reactions from Republican and Democratic committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E
Jonea
Sbalitrean
National
Émias Western
Chicago
New ‘York
Jin . Washington
Fitzgen
Politi
Congress
Senate
Capitol
Washington
Roosevelt
Ike
Taft
Wilson
Capital
White House
National Capital
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Republican ‘Committee
Coolidge
Reading
Orgin
Band Concert Thursday Weather Permitting
A band concert is planned for Thursday night if weather permits. Supporters may call the City Drug Store or approach band members to request selections. The event is billed as the final concert of the week despite ongoing chronic worker shortages.
Dawn Airbound Notes of Joy in Tender Morning
A lyrical reflection on early morning birds as they spread wings and glide into the light. The imagery centers on tenderness, awakening, and the quiet beauty of fledgling flight in a new day.
Forty players on high school football squad drill and schedule
About forty men report for football under the new coach with drills and scrimmage. The roster lists centers K mannacher Strohm guards Stewart McGee Alford Prevo Bennett tackles Routledge Kuhn Spittler Poorman O Garn ends Geisert Bradley Green Baker English backs Metz Smitley Claypool Howell Sockler Taubeneck Wright Saiter Stewart. The team plans to travel to Newton Saturday and play a 1940s schedule with games at Sept 22 Oct 6 Oct 13 Oct 27 Nov 3 Nov 10 Nov 17 and Thanksgiving Day.
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F.G. Edwards
Kannamacher
Strohm
Stewart
McGee
Alford
Prevo
Nance Eencereeensees
Robinson
Sgt Seite
Pati G
Georgetown
Wiley
Sessta
Stock Yards of Chicago Revealed in Grim Tour
A vivid account tours Chicago stock yards and packing plants revealing hog pens, bleeding knives, boiling vats, and carcass butchery. Visitors see cannery lines, margarine making, canned goods packing, and the vast 180 acre complex shaping Chicago’s industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Olegmargerine
Human fly visitor thrills Marshall with jailhouse stunt
Thursday evening Billy O Brine the human fly toured Marshall performing a straight jacket escape while suspended by a foot on a rope pulley at the courthouse. He collected seven or eight dollars before attempting a second climb which he stopped when contributions waned. His wife accompanied him but did not attempt the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy” O’brine
Ilinois
Court House
Mr. O'Brine
Automobile Wreck Ends South Marshall Night
A Packard carrying four Chicago visitors wrecked at the end of the south pavement near Adam Lichtenberger’s farm south of Marshall. One woman injured as the car skidded turning left onto the peer road, caught fire, and burned completely. The group, en route to West Baden Indiana, had stopped at the National Dixie hotel but could not obtain rooms and planned to continue to Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Adam
West ‘Baden
Ind
National Dixie Hotel
Robinson
Infant of W B Beubler Dies Near Clarksville
An infant child of W B Beubler from near Clarksville died Sunday and was buried Monday at Ridgelawn Cemetery in Martinaville. Mrs Henry Bradshaw formerly of Marshall and now in Los Angeles California died at her home on September 0 at age 76. Dancing masters claim only they can master new dances.
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Wm. B. Beubler
Clarksville
Ridgelawn
Martinaville
Henry Brashaw
Marshall
Los ‘Angeles
Calif
Bradshaw
Marshall Auto & Bales Move to New Building
The Marshall Auto Sales business moved to a new building next to Highway and Main Street. The completed copper trimmed brick structure features two large display windows and a wide east side driveway to better serve growing trade and provide more room for operations. A Chicago trio of women were arrested here Monday evening for stealing a fur coat from a local store and were detained by Sheriff Turner for transfer to Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Auto Sales
Chicago
Turner
Greenville
Woman Injured In Auto Crash Near Armstrong Church
Mrs. Ernest Sutherlin 25 of near Marshall was seriously hurt when her husband’s car hit a buggy on the National Road near Armstrong church east of Marshall. She has a broken back and is in serious condition at Union hospital. Their three children were slightly injured. The Sutherlins’ car and the buggy were damaged. the buggy’s driver was Earl Weaver.
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Ernest Sutherlin
Near Here
Armstrong Church
Marshall
Clyde Moore
Sutherlin
Here
Repos
Col George Ragon Weds Mrs Elizabeth Chapman in Terre Haute
Col George Ragon local agent for The Terre Haute Star married Mrs Elizabeth Chapman of Clay City Indiana at his home on Michigan avenue Thursday evening. Squire Swern officiated. The couple plan to reside in Terre Haute.
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George Ragon
The
Terre Haute
Missouri Tourists Fined After Trailer Hits Car
A group of Missouri tourists were fined $25 after attempting to run between two cars on the road. Their trailer struck a car driven by Campbell, pushing it into a ditch near Martinsville.
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Missouri
Est
Campbell
Martinsville
Insanity Pronounced in Perry Nybarger Case
Perry Nybarger was pronounced insane in court Monday and taken home to Johnson township for treatment. The column also lists several property transfers in Marshall and nearby areas with dollar amounts, and notes new appointments and local business moves including a light plant superintendent, a Casey city visit, the Highway Cafe sale, a deputy treasurer appointment, and a Montgomery Building move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Nybarger
Johnson Township
Will Abraham
Casey
Marshall
Service-Progress Special to Pass Through Marshall
A traveling railroad museum train named the Service-Progress Special runs on New York Central lines for four months starting June 18. It arrives in Marshall Saturday October 20 from noon till 4 p m to showcase the evolution and present outlook of U S railroading with relics models moving pictures stills paintings charts and expert commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Marshall
United States
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Ohio and Indiana Couples
Walter S Elledge 53 Paris to Hat tie J Tharkton 47 Paris. George Ragan 60 Marshall to Eliza beth Chapman 58 Clay City Ind. Vern Davison 18 Melrose Township to Mary Jackson 16 Anderson Township. Ora Carl Stafford 33 Marion Ohio to Alma Padgett 29 Martinsville. William Johnson 73 Terre Haute to Jane P Miller 67 Terre Haute. Henry I Miller 51 Terre Haute to Eva C Stephenson 7 Terre Haute High rents In Chicago are causing tenants to leave houses and live in tents. It's a moving aspect.
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Walter S. Elledge
Paris
Hattie J. Tharkton
George Ragan
Marshall
Elizabeth Chapman
Clay City
Ind
Vern Davison
Melrose Township
Mary Jackson
Anderson Township
Ora Carl Stafford
Marion
Ohio
Alma
Padgett
Martinsville
William Johnson
Terre Haute
Jane P. Miller
Henry I. Miller
Eva C. Stephenson
Evans to Be New Methodist Minister Here
The 100th session of the Methodist Episcopal church in Mlinos closes September 17 with appointments for the coming year. J. E. Evans named Marshall pastor. R. S. Fairchild and R. N. Montague reassigned to Casey Martinsville. district superintendents updated for Springfield Mattoon Bloomington districts. several pastors moved or retained in various towns including Paris Paris Tabernacle and Greenup awaiting supply.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Mlinos
Clark County
Marshall
E. Pettit
Charleston
P. P. Carson
Paris
J. E. Evans
Duncan
Harry W. McPherson
Casey
Springfield
WW. D. Fairchild
Mattoon
C. M. Durcan
Westfield
Bloomington
R. S. Fairchild
R. N. Montague
Martinsville
B. M Petty
J. M. Harvey
Marshall Parish
F.C. Reed
Naples
E. L. Pletcher
Vermont Street
Quincy
E.W. Young
Grace Church
Danville
G.H. Thrall
Bowen
C. W. Hammond
Auburn
D. W. Gowdy
Virginia
A. L. Casely
Tuscola
BE. G. Sandmeyer
First Church
Urbana
A. C. Adams
Arcola
Clark County Supervisors Hear Tuberculosis Eradication Request
Clark county board met in usual session at the courthouse with all members present. They considered an appropriation for eradicating tuberculosis from cattle, initially asking for 1000 dollars but approving 2500 dollars. they also granted bridge petitions in Orange, Anderson and Wabash townships and a pension for the blind. An extension for the paved road south of Westfield was granted from November to December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Clark County
Court House
Orange
Anderson
Wabash
Westfield
Prof Harvey in Minor Collision on Route from Champaign
Professor J Mason Harvey with Miss Ruth Noakes and Mrs C E Pettit were in a street car track dispute near Paris high school when his car collided with L Sears of Paris. Both fenders bent with no injuries reported after leaving the Champaign Mattoon district conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mason Harvey
Ruth Noakes
C. E. Pettit
L. Sears
Paris
Harvey
Sears
Mr. Harvey
Prof. Harvey
Champaign
Lawrenceville Ad Club Reorganized at Chamber Meeting
The Lawrenceville Advertising club was reorganized at a Wednesday Chamber of Commerce meeting. Plans to continue the monthly sales program started three and a half years ago. The initiative has spread to other county towns and shown business-building results for participating merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville Republican
Lawrenceville Advertising Club
Chamber of Commerce
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Jaan Soolidge
Sf Og
Coe
Abe
Aga
Adhienist
Nts
Dodd, Mead & Co. Inc
Marshall High School
Stock Yards
MARSHALL- _AUTO
Mickie
Cuapies
Col
Nybarger
Ruth Hedges
Arch Davison
Louisa J. Anderson
J. B Poehmer
Darwin
T. P. Cleaver
Ward Secrest
William Howard
T. C Cooper
Joseph Wearnz
John Higgins
Lot Marshall
Irene Murphy
Grace Murphy
Wobart Jackson
Perry Frank Henderson
Emery Cox
David H. Rockwell
Orval E. Rockwell
NEW Light
James Henry
Grider
Mr. Henry
Highway Cafe
Charles Blundell Jr
Russel Lycan
Blundell
Raymond Hawker
C. B. Clatfélter
West Union
Clatfelter
First State Bank of
Montgomery Place
Harry E. LeSeure
Montgomery
Wallis Meat Market
Brandenstein. Bros
Tovrrids
Sol Handy
True ‘Booth
John Lewis
Apectas
Evans
Charleston Earst Methodist Church
Lawrenceville
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