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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1916

Page

7

MEA TROOPS ORDERED TO BORDER ALERT

War Department orders the National Guard of Tennessee to the Mexican border while other state units move to border duty. Some regiments face audits over property care and possible disciplinary actions. Troops at Llano Grande McAllen report morale questions about return home as drills continue.

War Department National ‘Guard of Tennes Yar Tennessee Fort ‘Bam Houstin Funston Fort Sam Houston National Guard Baker Boon ‘Ag McAllen New ‘York Llano Grande Minnesota Nebraska Texas Bob’ Eicheldorfer Battery B Incanapolis Fred Sims Big Ed Smith Tom Bob Company O First Indiana Stewart Jackson Walter Kelley Indiana Pickels Petond Marion Hand Whitestown Harry O Lrav Ibeo Lafayette Clyde Horn Paul Koeppen Leon H. Chambers Terre Haute Sydneyfelt Cecil Hakins Lebanon Gabriel ‘Ginn

Public confronts rising coal costs and wage boosts

A citizen laments coal at nine dollars a ton and higher living costs while discussions blame wage hikes and railroad freight rates. The piece argues voters must wake up, elect responsive leaders, and push Congress to curb price increases after the election.

the United Mineworkers Wilson Congress Interstate Commerce’ Commission Washington

President Wilson's Defense of Adamson Law Sparks Labor Cloud

The article reports President Wilson's defense of the Adamson law and his actions pre passage, arguing the eight hour day is not an issue though he portrays it as such. It criticizes him for inflaming labor capital relations and says arbitration is not applicable to the eight hour standard. It notes his rhetoric harms progress toward harmonious labor relations.

Wilkson America Wilson

Casement Bomb Flotsam Found on Kerry Coast

Dispatches from London report bombs and explosive material washed ashore on the coast of County Kerry. Believed to be remnants of Sir Roger Casement's ill fated expedition against British rule in Ireland. Military authorities took charge of the seized explosives.

Casement Sir Roger Casement Ireland County Kerry London Sir Roger

Allen Claypool to Hold Sale of Livestock and Farm Implements

Public sale announced by Allen Claypool four miles southwest of Clarksville on Tuesday October 3. The notice notes livestock and farm implements will be sold, with the event serving as a community sale.

Allen Claypool Clarksville

Woman Invents New Gun Sold to Britain on Circumstances

Mrs Kathryn M Stanton showcased a powderless noiseless gun with no barrel and simple parts, capable of firing eggs to dynamite. After testing at Sandy Hook and rejection by the United States, she sold the weapon to Great Britain aboard the Tuscania on September 18.

Kathryn M. Stanton

Hughes Portraits Patriotism in Indiana Speech

Mr Hughes addressed about 3000 people in LaPorte Indiana urging vigorous defense of American rights worldwide. He warned decadence harms progress and urged peaceful strength and international esteem to secure future safety.

Hughes LaPorte Ind

German Losses Reported In Verdun Drive

Dr. Fred B. Abbott of St. Louis reports from Boulogne base hospital that about 300000 Germans were killed or wounded in the Verdun drive during February and March. He says total casualties may reach one to two million.

Fred B. Abbott St. Louis Boulogne France Verdun Abbott Harvard University Harvard Medical Herbert H. White Globe-Democrat England London Alan Perry W. R. Faulkner Dr. Abbott Harvard Barnes Hospital Children’s Hospital

Hughes Forum Warns Against Tyranny and Tyranny Parody

A speaker argues that seizing government machinery mirrors tyranny and contrasts it with lawful reform. He contends that reasoned processes are the only defense against coercion and urges the American public to demand explanations and just actions before approving unprecedented steps.

Mexico Nicaragua Peru Congress Hughes

Epidemic of Blackleg Strikes Township Cattle

An epidemic of blackleg has broken out among cattle in the west part of the township. More than 50 head have been vaccinated. Half a dozen cattle have already died of the disease. Strenuous efforts are being made to stop the spread for the epidemic. Hutsonville Herald.

Hutsonville

Editor Dies of Injuries in Paris Beacon Incident

Ms Farren Davis longtime editor of the Paris Beacon died Sunday from injuries after a automobile crash. Four weeks earlier he never regained consciousness. Prof Shoop head of the Chicago school system also injured and is recovering.

Farren Davis Paris Beacon Prof. Shoop Chicago

Zeppelins Shielded German Fleet at Jutland

The German fleet used Zeppelins as scouts during the Battle of Jutland, enabling a first strike on Beatty’s battle cruiser squadron with superior force and allowing the Germans to break off the action and escape Jellico’s fleet.

Jutland Beatty Homie Jellico Grand Fleet

Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds

A 19th century style promotional notice touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for hacking coughs colds and sinus issues. The ad claims 47 years of soothing antiseptic balms healing coughs and relieving congestion with testimonies from all ages. Bottles sold by druggists for 50 cents.

Kipe King

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Marshall Citizens

Marshall residents testify to relief from back and kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. W. Houk, a blacksmith on West Main Street, details a two year struggle with kidney irregularity and hip pain, credits Doan's with five to six boxes ending his trouble. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Dean Marshall W. Houk W. Main Doan

Notice of attachment in Clark County Illinois case

Public notice declares a writ of attachment issued Sept 1 1916 in the suit of Wm T Hollenbeck against the estate of Will Manhart for 225.70 dollars. If Manhart fails to appear at the Clark County Circuit Court by Nov 13 1916 bail and pleading are required or judgment and sale of attached property will follow. Clerk Swern and attorneys Scholfield Scholfield signaled the proceedings.

State of Illinois Clark County Circuit Court of Wm. T. Hollenbeck Will Manhart Circuit Court T. Hollenbeck Marshall Scatter Ay Swern Scholfield & Scholfield Attys

Administrator's Notice Estate of Susan Smith Deceased

Cyrus E. B. Dancer appointed administrator of the estate of Susan Smith of Clark County Illinois gives notice for a November Term hearing at the Clark County Court in Marshall. All claims must be presented and all indebted persons should pay promptly. Dated September 5 19g. Attorney Wm T. Hollenbecks.

Susan Smith County of Clark

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