Drowned teen James Arbuckle in Wabash River tragedy
James Arbuckle 16 adopted son of Mr and Mrs Zane Arbuckle drowned while swimming in the Wabash River near Terre Haute. He disappeared Friday night and a body was recovered Saturday morning near the Big Four bridge. Burial followed at Highland Lawn Cemetery. Arbuckle had recently returned from a University of Illinois trip and was seeking work in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arbuckle
Zane Arbuckle
Wabash River
Terre Haute
James
Sarah Williams
South Third St
Rootlass Works
Vigo Cooperang
Perons
Key
Arbuckle
Cook
Steel
H. M. Dewey
Highland Lawn
Lastessaw
Marshall Township
University of Illinois
Champaign
East St. Louie
Cannon Sees Return as Speaker Depends on Republican Majority
In a White House farewell, Speaker Cannon said he may not return when Congress reconvenes. He pledged to defer to the Republican majority if he is chosen again and warned against chaos should he regain the speakership. He noted current prospects favor Republican victory despite Democratic polling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
White House
Republican Party
Republicas
Refused Marriage License In Marshall County
Were Refused license in the Marshall county clerk's office Saturday morning as the bride lacked legal age. The bride's father appeared with John Pine and sought the license but was informed parental or guardian consent from the county of residence was required before issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora L. Clouse
Marshall
Meenee
Pine
Cine
Paris Besdon
John Pine
Fourth of July Wedding Gifts From Marshall Businessmen
Local Marshall business men and firms announce gifts to a couple wed during the Fourth of July celebration. Items include a pair of oxen, china dishes, a cake, furniture, and various household goods donated by multiple merchants and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
James A. Morton
E. J. Hughes
City Drug Store
Jay Swern
D. D. Doll
M. Grabenheimer
E. Gorham
C. L. Parson
China Plate
Kandy Kid
Ben T. Baird
Jardiniere
F. M. Rhoads
M. E. Whitlocke
Booth and Handy
Foster Martin
John W. Lewis
Marshall House
H. M. Dewey & Co
Allison Sisters
Shipe Hardware Co
J. D. Shoemaker
E. A. Lockard
Bubeck & Gallagher
Rocker
M. Leseure
Wilson Harlan
Chas. M. Sullins
Cole Brothers
Fourth 9:30 a.m. Parade Program at North Side School
The schedule lists a 9:30 a.m. parade assembly at North Side school building followed by a 10:00 parade move and an 11:00 band concert with prize awards in the grove. A 12:45 dinner and recreation, 2:00 p.m. addresses and music, 4:00 wedding of parties presenting themselves, and a 7:30 p.m. band concert in the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
the Grove
Fourth of July Celebration Seeks County Support
The county community voices are strong with many delegations in Marshall decorating for the parade. Local merchants largely bear the event costs while the executive committee urges citizens to stock up Friday and Saturday to ensure steady business for retailers and fair hours for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Arshall
Browne Jury Discharged After 115 Hours Deliberation
The Lee O'Neill Browne bribery trial jury was discharged by Judge McSurely after 115 hours without reaching a verdict. State's Attorney Wayman of Cook County alleged jury fixing, claiming the jury was packed from the start and naming a supposed kingpin juror. Browne allegedly bribed Illinois Legislator Charles White to vote for Lorimer as U.S. senator. Early ballots showed eight for conviction and four for acquittal.
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Lee O'Neill Browne
Belong Uns
McSurely
Wayman
Cook County
Browne
Charles White
Illinois
Wm. Lorimer
U. S
Notice to Tax Payers Board of Review Session at Marshall
The Board of Review meets in the Library of the Court Room at Marshall from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. All complaints must be filed by the first Monday in August. John Thompson Chairman O M Mark E Bancroft Dell Fishback Clerk.
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Board of Review
Marshall
John Thompson
O. M
Mark E. B. Bancroft
Dell Fishback
Miles to Speak on The New Fourth at First Congregational
A preacher A W Miles will deliver an address titled The New Fourth next Sunday evening at 7 PM in the First Congregational Church. The sermon or program will be conducted by the church pastor and open to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Miles
First Congregational Church
Tim
Tend. Soto
Big Four Improves Property At Marshall Depot
A six man crew under J Sexton works since May 12 on Big Four depot improvements at Marshall. New fences water tank oil house and powder of changes raise depot appearance. curbing flower bed brick pavement and improved crossings planned. Total spending runs several thousand dollars for Cairo division upgrades.
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J. Sexton
Big Four
Marshall Station
Cairo
National Road
Marshall
One time Resident Killed Leslie Davis in Tragic Rail Crash
Leslie Davis formerly a cook at the Marshall House and Paris hotels was killed while trespassing on E and T H tracks near Carlisle Indiana last Friday. He and two companions William Douglas and QO Casebeer witnessed the train strike as he wedged between rails and his head crushed. Davis had been in Oaktown seeking work. no next of kin or residence is known.
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Leslie
Shorty Davis
Marshall House
Paris
Carlisle
Ind
William Douglas
QO. Casebeer
Oaktown
Davis
Evangelical Association Sermons Set for July 3 1910
Church notices announce Emanuel Grand Turn Church and Marshal preaching at 10 30 and 1 p m with Pastor E J Miteche. J B F Johnson advertises money to loan on real estate and personal property at the lowest rate. Details appear in the office of the marshall.
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Evangelical Association
Emanuel Grand Turn
Marshal
B. F. Johnson
Sloan
Mareball
Cupid Wedding and Local Nuptials Across Indiana
The Terre Haute area reports multiple marriage events including Lillian Craig wed to Eugene Shepler in a garden ceremony and the couple planning to reside in Terre Haute. Other marriages include John Jones and Rosanna Burrluck in Saline County and Flora Dietz with Charles Cook in Indianapolis.
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Thomas Craig
Lillian
Eugene Shepler
Terre Haute
R. Russell
First Christian Church
Edna Mayer
Charles M Bubeck
Howard Craig
Frankfort
Lll
E.S. Shepler
South Sth Street
Boy Runs Away To Reunite With Father In Terre Haute
Twelve year old Manuel Trimble left home with the intent to reach Terre Haute to find his father. He was found at the Big Four Station in Marshall with a 30 year old hobo who claimed to be headed to St. Louis. The boy said his mother was dead and that his brother and sister were in Rose Orphan Home. After police guidance he chose to return with his guardian Cassady and plans to become a farmer.
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Manuel Trimble
Verlin
Cassady
Lower Wabash
Terre Haute
Marshall
Big Four
St. Louis
Rose Orphan Home
Low
Davis
Mr. Cassady
Leslie’s Slayer Gets Sentence in Dolgeville Murder Case
John Miller pleaded guilty to second degree murder for the May 31 Dolgeville killing of Dick Leslie. He was sentenced to 3 to 6 years in Auburn Prison after a judge’s notes on his troubled life, offering one life alternative. Clarence Ashton, a Big 4 brakeman, accidentally stepped in front of a fast train at Hibroing and was killed.
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John Miller
Dick Leslie
Dolgeville
New York
Leslie
Little Falls
Auburn
Miller
Clarencé E. Ashton
Maii
Hlboroig
Fire ruins grocery and prompts talk of arson
Early yesterday a fire damaged GL Parsons grocery. Inspectors estimate losses between 1200 and 1500 dollars with total damage higher than first thought, possibly 3000. Miss Cora Slusser awoke to smoke and assisted by neighbors, while investigators note delayed alarm, back door forced conditions, and incendiary origin suspected.
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Parsons Grocery
Parsons
Cora Stusser
Mutual Telephone Company
Main Street
Wabash Valley Telephone Office
Wabash Central
Whitlocke’s Restaurant
Rosary Tone
Riley UE
Patallagher
Miss Slusser
Pure Water on the Farm in Illinois Bulletin
A State Water Survey bulletin states pure water on all Illinois farms is possible. Deep wells yield pure water in some areas, while other regions need shallow dug wells with proper casing and covering. The bulletin can be requested from the Director, State Water Survey, University of Illinois, Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Water Survey
Illinois
University of Illinois
Urbana
Wanted to Exchange stock of shelf hardware for land
A fragmentary notice reads that a person named T. Wy v Clark intends to exchange a new stock of shelf hardware free of encumbrance for land. The deal aims to be large enough to suit the buyer.
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T. WY
Clark
Four Fountain Business in Chicago Sets Heat Surge Record
A Chicago Republic reporter estimates the city’s soda fountain spend on a hot Sunday at about 40000 dollars. Dealers provided partial sales data, with one shop reporting 14 falls of Coca Cola and each gallon yielding about 125 glasses, helping narrow the total for cooling drinks across the day.
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Chicago
Reds Suffer Season Opener Loss to West Terre Haute
The Reds lost 6 to 4 as West Terre Haute, led by McFarlin who struck out 13, beat Marshall. Errors and misplays doomed the Reds who scored only on a Martin single and Davidson double. The teams meet again Sunday at home with a double header slated for Monday at the High School.
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Marshall Red
West Terre Haute Independents
McFarlin
Reds
Marshall
Martin
Davidson
Batt
Hi Bie
Comret
Dennison
West Dalon
Baker
Bert Martin
Brewer Enters Race for Iroquois County Superintendent
Milford businessman and former teacher John H. Brewer announced this week as a candidate for County Superintendent of Schools. He has taught at Toledo Martinsville and was a Normal instructor, with strong local support and pledges to elevate the county’s schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Brewer
Milford
Toledo
Martinsville
Iroquois County
Iroquois
Deaths of Two U S Senators Create Political Vacancies
Prominent Virginia Senator John W. Daniel dies after a long illness Wednesday night leaving a vacancy. Louisiana Senator Samuel D. McEnery dies suddenly at his New Orleans home after arriving for adjournment. Debates over successors begin as leaders seek replacements.
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United States
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Samuel D. McEnery
Louisiana
New Oreleans
RY Dt
Me Sanders
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wabash
A. M. Kirkland
Tee
E. J. Miteche
Cupid’s Capers
John Jones
Muddy
Saline County
Rosanna Burrluck
Linton
Indiana
H. R. Snavely
Mias
Flora M. Dietz
Charles C. Cook
Dennison Huse
Indianapolis
Harry Blunk
First Congregational Church of
Nettie
Josephine L. Dietz
Frank T. Mur PI
Alice Wilson
Frank
Marvin’s Mill
Nelle Elder
Max H. Adame
Parte Hautesspers Enehe
John Def Paren Heey
Adams
Stafford Engraving Company
C. L. Parsons
Weat T. H
Ray
F. Martin
H. Martin
Mitchell
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