Pittsfield Supervisors Close Year and Change Nominations
Pittsfield Illinois officials wrapped up the year with no new faces on the board due to caucus changes. George Motley will not seek re election in El Dara township. Walker Reads to sell his farm March 28 southeast of town and may move to the city. Mrs F L Wells hosted the Porthnightly club. Mrs Minnie Lord filed for divorce from James Lord for wilful desertion over two years. hearing set for April term. Local lodge initiations and growing membership noted. Henry Bowers returned to Springfield for legislature sessions. Kinderhook high school won county basketball championship over New Salem. Warren Cantril to Cartinville for furnace installations. Velma Durr filed for divorce from Orville Durr over habitual drunkenness. April term. Leo Johnson to be discharged soon after overseas service. Epworth League social at Methodist church. Lonnie Billings discharged from army. to Detroit to resume prior job. Maggie Brew of Jacksonville visiting.
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Board of Supervisors
George EK. Motley
el Dara
Walker Reads
Floyd Giger
Reads
Wells
Minnie Lord
Nebo
James Lord
Circuit Court
Bittsfield
Trranville O. Smith
Paul Fife
Red Hoes
Henry Bowers
Legeislature
Springfield
Kinderhook
New Salem High School
Tye
Warren Cantril
Cartinville
Ured Gteomypquny
Velma Durro
Atverce
Orville Durr
Leo Johnson
Charles Johnson
New York
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Lonnie Billings
Detroit
Mich
Maggie Brew
Jacksonville
Quiet weekend as local caucus declares nominees
Several residents attend events including Mr. George Friday and Miss Nellie Piersomw visiting relatives in Quincy. Johnnie and Eugene Brown are discharged and return home. Sam Kennedy of Liberty and Albert Brown visited Elberly. Democratic nominees for highway commissioner were Herman Kil and Artie Secrest, with Secrest declared winner. Calvin Hoskins was the Republican nominee. Delbert Holeman and family move to Kansas to farm. Will Brown makes a business trip to Quincy.
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George
Nellie Piersomw
Quincey
Johnnie
Eugene Brown
Sam Kennedy
Liberty
Albert Brown
Elberly
Democratic Party
Herman Kil
Artie Secrest
Secrest
Calvin Hoskins
Delbert Holeman
Kansas
Will Brown
Lowell's Plea For the League Continued from Page 5
The article argues for a world league to prevent war, citing treaties with New Granada Panama Haiti and the Bryan agreements as steps toward collective security. It notes war risks and the need for the United States to join others as guardians of law and order, urging support for a cooperative international framework.
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Senate
United States
New Granada
Panama
Republic of Panama
Haiti
Great Britain
International Commission
IYI
Molivia
Brazil
Chile
China
Costa Rica
Denmark
Ecuador
Congress
Earth
America
Borah
League of Nations
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