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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1920

Page

14

Acres of white crosses mark American graves in France

Miss Elsie Goddard recalls army rules forbidding flowers on graves in American cemeteries in France. Uniform rows of white crosses create a solemn field where cut flowers may be placed nearby but not on graves. Rest huts at Romagne, Bony, Belleau Woods, and Fere-en-Tardenois are run by YWCA and Red Cross.

France Elsie Goddard Wellesley Miss Goddard Red Cross Romagne Bony Belleau Woods Fere-en-Tardenois

French Woman Claims to Understand Frog Language

A French woman asserts she can understand frog speech but the question remains whether she will enable a frog to speak. The remark plays on language prowess and the playful notion of conversing with animals.

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Marshall Testimonial

Fifty thousand testimonials headline the public appeal for Doan's Kidney Pills with Marshall residents among supporters. Frank McDaniel of 717 Main St. testifies he suffered kidney trouble for two years and was cured after using four boxes purchased at City Drug Store. The ad promotes the Buffalo firm Foster Milburn Co and lists a 60 cent price.

Marshall Dean Frank McDaniel Main St Doan Mr. McDaniel Foster-Milburn Co Mnters Buffalo N. Y

Four Shots Kill Auditor Mistaken for Burglar

In Chicago a police officer shot and killed Charles C. Dietrich, a 57 year old Windsor Furniture auditor, who was working on stock late on a Sunday. A watchman alerted police after seeing a man at the safe, and the officer fired through a rear door as Dietrich tried to flee, believing he faced robbers from a prior break in.

eChicago Charles C. Dietrich Windsor Furniture Company Windsor Company Mietrich George Lyons Elmer J. Bradshaw Chicago Protective Agency Bradshaw Police Dietrich Frank Lorenz Lorenz

Louisville man uses baby as shield during standoff

Detectives report Alonzo Sharp thirty five used a month old infant as a shield and brandished a pistol to deter police while holding residents inside a house. Officers surrounded the scene with drawn pistols and took three men into custody amid cries. five others flee and warrants are pursued.

Louisville Alonzo Sharp Hauser and Angles Jack Ross Bil Sharp Atoardé Sharp

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