Deneen and Stevenson Lead in Illinois Primary
Results show Republican ticket led by A. J. Hopkins over Foss with large margins. Adlai Stevenson nominated by Democrats for governor as surprise choice. Madison County ballots favored Bardill and Flagg for representatives and Streeper renominated for coroner. R. J. Holliday won Democratic circuit clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hopkins
X. F. Beidler
Ralph Jeffris
J. B. Mount
R. C. Tall
Pieke Mine
Erince
Illinois
Hert J. Hopkins
United States Senate
Endersed
Foss
Endersenoah
Faawrenc DB
Stringer
de Lo Priner
Aya
Adanson Bleckedy
A. Deneei Wies
Richard Yates
J. G. Bardill
Highland
Norman G. Flagg
Moro
Republigians
C. N. Streeper
Alton
Kaiser
Voorhees
Glassbrenner
Charles E. Ritcher
East St. Louis
Madison County
Robert Holliday
United States
Plur
Albert J. Hopkinson
E. Mason
Geo. E. Fess
Wm. G. Webster
Charles Denven
John G. Oglesby
George Shumway
Thomas
Knight
Samual J Drew
Frank L. Smith
James A Rose
Fred FE. Sterling
John E Brown
H. McCann
Wm. Fr
Lynch Auditor Public Accounts
James S. McCullough
J. W. Templeton
Andrew Russell
Attorne
Wm. H. Stead
Supreme Court
Christopher Mamer
J. McCan Davis
Edgar T. Davies
D. Cadwallader
James Kinney
Geo. W Fisher
Als R. S. Noffman
Congressn
Wm A. Rosenberg
John B. Hay
Itate Equalization
Atten S. Nixon
Madison
Bons
Vardi
Brown
Cardi
Aarlan
Woot
Tilley
Albert
Millspierh
AL Goudy
Larry
Lesh
Thomas Willison
Henry Marx
John J Hammon
Wi A Barnett
Kenneminn
John Tetherington
Gillham
Lhd
McGoorty
James H. Lewis
Charles F. Gartther
Adlai E Stevenson
Kimbrouch
James O. Monro
John S. Cune
Kime A. Perry
Sire Xelpho
Beidler
Ralph Deffris
Brave Trea
John B Mount
Attory
Ross
C. Hall
Howard Garrison
Clarence N. Goolwin
E Riteher
John L Pickering
James M. Quinlan
Charles A Kareboo
State Board of Equalization
H. C. Tanser Ieige
Michael
Link
James T. Callahan
Allen C. Tanner
Borschenstein
Frank Troeckle
Joseph L. Lampert
John Voigt
J. M. Bandy
H. J. Khink
A. Sheppard
Electric road for Troy propels local interest
Chicago engineer James J. Burns and Troy business leaders push an interurban electric line from Vincennes to St. Louis with local stock. City officials form a committee to circulate subscrip tions, with Branor vowing a 500 stock subscription. Construction may begin if local funds are raised, linking Troy to St. Jacob, Highland, and nearby towns, while other cities along the route show interest. Obituary notices and society notes follow, including Mrs. Ledbetter's death and Epworth League social successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Burns
Chicago
Troy
P.M. Davidson
Burns
Vincernnes, Centealia & St Louis Pransit Company
Vincennes
Ind
St- Louis
St. Louis & Suburban
Maryville
St. Jacob and
Michland
Trenton
Carlytry
BL & O
Vicennes
FL W. Hranern
M. W. Powell
J. AL Stiewhans
Branor
Cones
Adeebe
Barns
Cerageeny
M.davidson
St. Jacob Aml Highland
Carlyle
Olney
Centralia
Visitors and Family News From Alto and Nearby Towns
Mrs Mre Ew Bo Peimling and Mr and Mrs Charles Growling with daughters Ethel and Vera returned to Altoy after a week with J W Deck family. Mrs Amzie Gore and daughter Genevieve left for Tol ea Okla to join her son J Gore. Mrs Cann Durham of Beaumont Tex and former Miss Evi Clepper of Troy with Miss Mar Taylor of St Louis were guests of relatives in the city. Mrs J A Smithers and family from St Louis are guests of Prod Boknensticbl and relatives. Mesdames J A Vainee and W W Barnsback with Miss Alier Willoughby were in Edwardsville for a birth day dinner for Mr Donoho. Prof Clyde Osborn, former Treys student, visited from Upper Alton, and described a German-made demon stration machine for physics and chemistry now earning royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Peimling
Charles Growling
Ethel
Vera
Altoy
J. W. Deck
Amzie
Gore
Mise Genevieve
Tolea
Okla
J. Gore
Cann Durham
Tex
Evi
Trey
Oak Park High School
Upper Alton Phuraday
M. FP. Auwurter
Osborn
Germany
Suid Tem
Promoting a Good Work Jon Dewell Visits Troy
White Hall Orphan's Home state superintendent Dewell visited Troy to drum up support. The home, one of the state’s largest child saving institutions, has strong finances and methods and is run by nine White Hall businessmen. Last year 116 children found homes and over 50 more by January 1 this year, all Illinois children, with infants to 12 years ready for placement. For details contact Dewell or Rev W M Hailey, secretary and treasurer, White Hall Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon. Dewell
White Hall
Orphan's Home
Troy
Orphans Home
Dowell
Amliae
Dewell
W. M. Haily
Farmer Killed in Runaway at Alhambra
Henry P. Dandermann, a well known Alhambra resident, rode on a hay wagon when he fell and the horses ran away. Dragged about 200 feet, the wagon halted in a sewer. a strap around his neck caused fatal strangulation. Deputy Coroner J. E. Marks held an inquest. verdict, death by accident. Funeral Thursday at the German Evangelical Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Dandermancn
Alhambr
Dandermann
Daudermann
J. E. Marks
Farwardsville
Adhambra
Court House Items and Active Probate Proceedings
Court docket items show Maryka found insane and committed to Jacksonville asylum after husband killed in Edwardsville. New circuit cases list damages: Dickerson vs Henrietta Coal Co for 15000 and Etzbach vs St Louis Smelting for 1999. Probate notices detail inventories final reports and hearings for numerous deceased, guardianship actions, conservators, and appointed administrators with specified bonds and hearing dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryka
Jacksonville
Edwardsville
Harry Dickerson
Henrietta Coal Co
Amil Etzbach
St. Louis Smeltine and Refining Co
John E. Hillakotter
William Flemm
PP. Smith
Louis Cologna
John J. Jones
Carl Gandall
Emma Wietkamp
Minnie Hess
Walter Holtgrave
Louiss Ebickmann
Minora
George Occola
Wm. Jackson
Elvin Holle
Christina Baird
Joshua Maharon
C. A. Bartlett
John Bonn
Charles Buck, Sr
Chas. Buck
Peter Klass
Jones
Margy J. Jones
Louis Ehrler
Alfred Gottlet
Josiah Paul
Win. G. Burrowarhs
Sumail Walker
Sumail Walker, Deceased; No Will; Ltters
B. J. O'Neill
Joseph Matousek
Mary Matousek
Joseph Primas
Real Fatate Tranafera to Mary Schneckerz Lot 6 Edwardsville
Real Fatate Tranafera and J J Schneeberg transfer property to Mary Schneckerz a wed lot 6 in T Browns add Edwardsville for 300 dollars. Mathias Roa and wife to J P Horman et al a 40 ft off 6 side lot 7 Meeker Krafts add Ead wardaville for 22100 dollars. Fred Freiberg and wife to Lumaghi Continued on last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Schneeberg
Mary Schneckerz
T. Brown
Edwardsville
Mathias Roa
J. P. Horman
Meeker & Kraft
Eadwardaville
Fred Freiberg
Lumaghi
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Deneen
Stevenson
Vincennes FO
ST. Louis
Ledbetter
Mary Hughes Ledbetter
Winfield Montooth
Montooth
Herrick
DeWitt
Kingston
Epworth League
Kind Stumpenhauser
Louis TH. Rigge
Amon
Helen Deter
Maanie Beutel
Mabel Welte
Mollie Schiehting
Tdi Buseh
Hulda Ashiner
Yetta Alley
Herbert Beutel
Bartlett Cemetery Society
Pin Oak Town Hall
Adedda Braun
Chris
Busse
Huber
Grace Muir
Smithhboro
Clara Sapp
Wow
Jarvis
Sthursday
Ed Seele
Dievis Ant
Sum Irins
Miesobotin
Sr. Haus
Georgetown
Barbara Wittmann
Lulu Sehmidt
W. Stiettiais
Ruby Shively
Tittle
Collinsville
Fred Chire
Win. Weimay
Samu
Fred
Near Marine
Norma Renfro
Sullivan, Ale
G. A. Purvianes
Henry Bulimester
Daugters
Miantha
Maoma
Bertha
Marsh Dillingham
Henry Barbara Sapp
Wade
Dayton
Ohio
J. Paul Edwards
Call
Greenup Broom Co
C. E. Ritcher
Ami
Eugene Wall
Viola Parker
Jd. N. Dewell
H. P. Dandermanun
Alhambra
Team
Foley
H. F. Rucker & Son
Mary G. Phayer
Clifford
Thomas O'Hara
Woury Fiedman
Sily
Paul Wood
Wo Wood
Amos Miller
Matmie Tontz
Hallange
Ward
Same
Guardian
Fort Kissel
Bala New
TL Phayer
Agnes Clifford
Surceet
Margaret Phayer
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