Pred Clark Bond Challenge In Murder Case
Attorneys for Irred Clark seek habeas corpus relief in Dunnville as Pred Clark, jailed on murder charges in the Taylor Smith killing last May, avoids a five thousand dollar bond. They argue the bond is excessive and note the circuit court jury remained deadlocked 6 to 6 in favor of acquittal.
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Pred Clarks
Chricus
Pfumr
Atttornes
Irred Clark
Tayior Smith
Dunnville
Pred Clark
Circuit Court
Taylor Smith
Jail Delivery Attempt Exposed in Local Prison
Sheriff Marion F Walters uncovered an attempted jail delivery during a Wednesday inspection. A west side upper window bar was half cut and three new files were found hidden under the flooring as two inmates faced burglary and murder charges.
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Marion F. Walters
Clark
Ed Brown
Walters
Two Pioneer Residents of Haddon Township Dead
John B. Lynch of Haddon Township died at his home seven miles west of Carlisle after a lengthy stomach cancer illness. He was seventy and survived by a wife and eight children. Nancy Workman, longtime resident southwest of Carlisle, died last week at 85 from illnesses of old age and is survived by several children.
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John B. Lynch
Haddon Township
Carlisle
Lynch
Nancy Workman
Shelburn Dealers Bound Over to Court in Liquor Case
Jesse McCrocklin and Robert Fardsley of Shelburn were bound over to the circuit court in four hundred dollars each after a Friday trial before Squire Goodwin for operating blind tigers. Ote Se bring waived trial and posted bond for circuit court proceedings.
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Jesse McCrocklin
Robert Fardsley
Shelburn
Squire Goodwin
McCrocklin
Bardsley
Ote Sebring
Postmaster Urges Rural Patrons to Prepay Stamp Needs
Postmaster Holmes warns rural delivery patrons against placing loose coins in mailboxes to cover stamps. He notes it slows rural carriers and asks patrons to stock stamps in advance. He also suggests small cups in boxes for storing coins when buying stamps.
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Holmes
Preventics Candy Cold Cure Tablets Sell to Halt Grippe
Preventics claim to stop early colds with no quinine or harsh ingredients. The ad markets a large 48 tablet box for 25 cents and vest pocket boxes for 5 cents. Sold by T. B. Shaffer, urging use to prevent pneumonia and feverish childhood illness.
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Grippe
T. B. Shaffer
Michael Borders Dies in Sullivan at 67
Michael Borders a longtime Sullivan resident and drayage and express worker died suddenly last Wednesday evening at his home from paralysis of the heart at age 67. He is survived by son William Borders and daughter Mrs. Frank Norton. Funeral at the Christian church conducted by Rev. Miller.
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Michael Borders
Mr. Borders
William
Sullivan
Christian Church
William Borders
Frank Norton
Kansas City
Miller
Borders
American Express Company
Local Notables Share News From The Community
Sick list includes Miss Ethel Hendrick Mrs W F Laughlin Clyde Fisher John Borders and Alva Trueblood. Church attendance and social visits are reported from Farmersburg Sullivan and Shelburn with neighbors hosting dinners and illness affecting family members. Reverend Carnay preached here and Dr Knapp details scheduled visit dates.
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Ethel Hendrick
W. F. Laughlin
Clyde Fisher
John Borders
Alva Trueblood
Bell Newcombe
Farmersburge
Chaney Clarifies Stance on Parcels Post Plan
The Washington Herald reports that Congressman John C. Chaney of the Second district denies supporting the parcels post measure. He states there was misrepresentation by Democratic papers and confirms his position directly after an inquiry.
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Washington Herald
John C. Chaney
Washington Democrat
Chaney
Terre Haute
Bedford Democrat
the Herald
Washington City
Hemenway
Indiana
Parcels Post Debate and Road Policy Commentary
Washington letters oppose the parcels post plan favored by the postmaster general and urge private enterprise in mail service. The Farmers Good Roads League criticizes Illinois road spending, calls for timely earth road work, and endorses the highway commission’s guidance and drag law bulletin.
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the Herald
The
Farmers’ Good Roads League
Illinois
State Highway Commission
Springfield
Post Office Expansion Sparks Federal Power Debate
The proposal for enlarging post office functions faces criticism as a step toward federal government intrusion into private enterprise, fueling a constitutional and economic dispute.
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Zu Back
Reed & Batey
Rorcerle Sre
Douthitt
FF. M. Douthitt
South Side Clothier
Old Burton Block
Brown
Castoria
Mammoth School
Marie Archer
Ethel Borders
Laura Burress
Howard Bunch
Will Snyder
John Maxwell
J. Hosea Andersen
Shebhurn
Mamawk
Lee Fry
Oklahoma
James Fry
This
Thornton Snap
Oaktown
Snap
Jane Mundell
Douglass
Rev. Carnay
Joe
Mr and Mars
Thomas Harper
Diother
Dr. Knapp
McCammon Hotel
Congressman Chaney
Washington, D. C
Sefrit
A. M. Timmis
Riggs’ Dental Pariors
Bays’ Block
Ind
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co
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