Republican primary announces several Fifth Judicial Circuit candidates
Multiple notices authorize candidates for Circuit Judge in the Fifth Judicial Circuit. Names include Henry A. Neal Charlton John H. Marshall Morton W. Thoespeum Vase A. Love Will Kalowen and others. Primary election set for April 13 with decisions by Republican voters.
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Henry A. Neal
Charlinton
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Vase A. Love
Ith Judicial District
Township Ticket Nominates Local Officials in Marshall
The Republican township convention backs L. G. Archer for Supervisor and William F. Taylor for Town Clerk. Wil Kolpe is named Collector, J. W. Peck for Assessor, Wellington Murphy for Commissioner of Highways, Benson Martin for Justice of the Peace, Tom Riley for Constable, James Claypool for Pound Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Archer
Marshall
William F. Taylor
Wil Kolpe
Avery
J. W. Peck
Perhana
Wellington Murphy
Benson Martin
Justin
Tom Riley
James Claypool
Meal for Circuit Judge Nomination in Charleston
Hon Henry A Meal of Charleston seeks the Republican nomination for Circuit Judge in the district. A veteran lawyer and former Illinois legislator, he was born in New Hampshire, served in the Civil War, studied at the University of Michigan, and has practiced in Charleston since 1873. He is praised for integrity, fairness, and broad legal experience. He is described as eminently qualified and a strong candidate supported by his long public service and courtroom tenure.
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Henry A. Meal
Charleston
Commonwealth of Lounois
Goa
Enne- Lands
Tattenhors
New Hampshire
Ilinois
Coles County
Paris
Watsuka
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Law Department
Collection of Money From Pupils
There is a tendency to turn schools into clearing houses for charitable or patriotic movements. The collection of money from pupils, though small, is discounted by many school boards. The poor child is disadvantaged when parents cannot contribute, unlike those whose parents contribute liberally. Democracy in schooling is disturbed. The collection interferes with regular classroom work.
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Savery School
Times of Train Arrivals and Schedules Cited
Listing of staggered train times and routes with station names and several departure times. The fragment mentions Nola St L and NolS StL with early morning to evening schedules, including a 7:04 a m and 4:30 a m.
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Nola Ft
Nola St
Nola
Nols
Lincoln School Cloned and Local Visits Noted
Correspondence from Lincoln mentions a school clone event on Friday. Various residents are recorded visiting, teaching, moving, or hosting relatives including Miss Josie Husted Terre Haute visitor, Ethel Horst teaching at Jeff, Rev W A Fuson Casey at Bether, and multiple Macklin families sharing meals and gatherings. Philip Jewel lost a horse, with two others dying recently.
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Lincoln
Josie Husted
Terre Haute
Ethel Horst
Jeff
Epperson
Westfield
Lawrence Ryan
Martinsville
Jim
John Brosman
Mr. Culp
Will
Bethel
Miller
Robinson
Will Brosman
U. B
Auburn
Grand Prairie
B. F. Macklin
Len Beachout
West York Gossip and Visits Highlight Busy Week
West York residents shared visits with friends and relatives from Wind sor Marshall and Oblong. Local business activity included Kipp Brothers stocking new goods and Chauncy Life and others attending a musical in Herman Miller's. The Segals, returning from Chicago, were greeted home by a crowd.
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Richard Layton
Windsor
West York
J.T. Smith
Marshall
Ruth Johnson
J. T. Smith
S. Cullop
Fred Ormiston
Oblong
Kipp Brothers
Chauncy
Lewis
Guy Smith
Ed Sanders
Herman Miller
Local notices and social updates from Edgar County
Misa Etta Forcum of Edgar County began a spring term here last Monday. Normin Forsythe visited friends in Terre Haute Tuesday and Wednesday. Orville Reynolds from Missouri came this week to visit Albert Hall's family. Will English Jr. moved to Fairmount this week to pursue farming. Farmers sow oats earlier than usual thanks to good ground. Spelling school at Oliver Saturday night drew a merry crowd. Mrs. Ogden O'Hair of New Hope won the prize bible.
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Sassafras
Misa Etta Forcum
Edgar Co
Normin Forsythe
Terre Haute
Orville Reynolds
Missouri
Albert Hall
Will English Jr
Fairmount
Oliver
Ogden O'Hair
New Hope
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Appointments
Rev Thomas Walters of Olney filed his regular appointment Sunday morning. Mrs Chris Amacher visited in Terre Haute over the weekend. Blanche Williams spent Sunday with Marshall relatives. Geraldine Kraemer visited Marshall relatives Monday afternoon. Charles Willans and wife spent Sunday with Henry Dietz and wife.
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Orlie Laufman
Marshall
Blanche Williams
Thomas Walters
Olney
Chris Amacher
Terre Haute
Mise Blanche Williams
Ed Kraemer
Geraldine
Auburn Daily Happenings and Local Visits
Aubare Lawrences Hurst returns from Bloomington to visit his parents Mr and Mrs H G Hurst. George Branderstein and wife of Martinsville visit Auburn friends. A Murphy serves as Marshall mailer last Saturday. Rev Silas Kittle filled services Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs George A Barret visits daughter at the poor farm. Leary Murphy heads north for summer work near Newman. Hurley Murphy on aid list with la grippe. A man solicits subscriptions for an Indiana paper. Qat sowing is common today. Rev Mr Kearns to preach at Five Points church Sunday. First district meeting of the Southern Illinois Conference begins Tuesday night April 5 and runs to Friday. John Vanpelt back from Michigan hospital improved.
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Lawrences Hurst
Bloomington
Ind
H. G. Hurst
George Branderstein
Martinsville
Auburn
A. Murphy
Marshall
Silas Kittle
George A. Barret
John Cole
Leary Murphy
Newman
Hurley Murphy
LaGrippe
Indiana
Qat
Mr. Kearns
Five Points
John Vanpelt
Michigan
Easter program at Spiketown church Sunday morning
Community notes report an Easter Sunday morning program at Spiketown church. Local residents Suspected illness and visitors include Belvin Henderich in Terre Haute and visits to Stringtown by Alice Gibson. Spring term starts April 12 and farmers donate to an oil well fund while a thief took about 20 bushels of corn from Mr. Roundtree.
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Our Church
Belvin Henderich
Terre Haute
George Bierbaum
Stover
Marshall
Alice Gibson
Ethel Hodson
Stringtown
F. Hoenig
Melvin Norton
S. E. Eckle
Belvin
Eva Henderick
Frank Patton
Livingston
Frank Gardner
Dudley
Herbert Baye
Isd Shonk
Gibeon
P. A. Vaughn
McIntyre Candidate for Fifth Judicial Circuit Judge
The Journal Gazette of Mattoon endorses Duncan T. McIntyre as a candidate for judge in Illinois fifth judicial circuit. It lauds his high qualifications, long legal experience across courts including the U S Supreme Court, and his upright character as a citizen and Christian man.
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Duncan T. McIntyre
Mattoon
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Illinois
Journal-Gazette
Marton
McIntyre
D. T. McIntyre
Cirrcuit Court
Hie
Northwestern University
Chicago
Blackburn University
Supreme Court of the
United States
Washington
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Cycult
Dan Emerson
ApueYy
Biwanl Janerson
Yreusster
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A NM Farame
John T Daven
Jenna Gallatin
Schoou
Harry W. Drake
John Laffarty
Martineville
Dorothy Will
Howell
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Everedt Connelly
Lucy Bishop
Circuit Court
Cinvenus Firat
Lartender County
Dieay Bear Ments
Lawterma
Het Alonday
Pleano
Josmrm E. Pyag
John H. Mar Shall
Caurleston
Juntos
Morton W. Thoeapeum
Danville
Ake Candate
Juges Orkine Titth
Tox
Will Kalowen
Collecwr
Marshall Jepnes Tahoe
Hepublien Tip
Riki
J. W. Wallace
Anderson
W. W. Craly
Seegeee
Vasey
Jamea Nash
Wm. Shafer
Mike Schwarty
Miles Lowry
Orndorff
Davin
the Township
Henry 4
Meal
Cai
W. F. Clark
Agt
Homer
Uecker
Charles Willans
Henry. Dietz
Aubare
Spiketown
McIintyre
F. Johnson
Marshall, Ill
Louie Lutz
Seale Side
Earl Whaley
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Marshall State Bank
Qatash Vailey
Pythian Theatre
Osterman
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