Plant Sale Sparks Bankruptcy Rumor and Auction Hype
An Ohio factory plant related to the Attique Chemical Company faced bankruptcy proceedings after internal disputes among stockholders. Auction activity drew attendance from trustees and local brokers in St Louis. The plant was stored and later declared insolvent as efforts to salvage the Hangin Continuous line faltered amid restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Serhou
Pr Armong
Ing
Hansen Tire
Ita
Manu
Rai
Weather Becomes Murky With Cloudy Forecast
Fragmented report notes cloud cover and unsettled conditions with unclear details. Key specifics such as time, location, or affected areas are not readable.
Promising New York Student Louise Stallings Honored
In New York reports Louise Stallings of Alhambra is praised for her progress as a pupil of Miss Lena Devine. The November program at 1425 Broadway featured Stallings among recitals, highlighting her rising musical career and the support of her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eNew York
Louise: Stallings
Wy-Htallingé
Alhambra
Lena’ Boria- Devine
Louise Stallings
O Pyeno
Broadway
New York City
Stallings Delivers Versatile Debut To Skeptical Audience
The young singer Miss Stallings impressed a doubtful crowd with her first song and quickly earned praise as an artist with a charming personality and a voice recalling Parrar at her best. She performed Italian, French, German and English numbers with clear diction and effortless delivery, though her top notes stood out as bell like. The review suggests a bright future ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrar
Deaths in two families from scarlet fever reach six
Cecelia Mersinger, eleven, died Wednesday of scarlet fever, the fourth family death in three weeks. Four siblings contracted the disease, with two already recovering. In the neighboring Riebold family two children died. two others recovered. Of thirteen cases overall, six deaths occurred, marking a severe local epidemic in Blackjack community. The remains were privately interred in Blackjack cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia
Philip Mersinger
Henry Riebold
Petitions Filed For City Primary Election Candidates
Yesterday was the last day to file petitions for nomination for city offices to be decided in the March primary. Two candidates enter each race on the Citizens ticket with no independents yet. the April 10 election may endorse primary selections and the April 19 vote will include the wet and dry question. Nominees include Mayor Nelson R. Kinder and James H. K. Davis. City Clerk Wilbur B. Peter and Fred H. Gernet. Treasurer Fred Gerien and Fred Mossmann. Alderman First Ward Wm. Preston and John Gackt. Alderman Second Ward John A. Bobnerstiehl and James W. Taylor. Alderman Third Ward Philip Stook and Adolph Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens
Nelson R. Kinder
James HK. Davis
Wilbur B. Peter
Fred H. Gernet
Cuy
Fred Gerien
Fred. Mossmann
Wn. Preston
John Gackt
John A. Bobnerstiehl
James W.taylor
Philip Stook
Adolph , Meyer
Milk Producers Meeting Chooses Telegram as Official Organ
The Southernhosiners' Milk Producers' Association met in East St. Louis with about 800 dairymen. Fred Henke of Hamel was elected president, with Brooks of Marine as vice president, Love of Hamel as secretary, and Baum of Carlyle as treasurer. The group approved forming an official organ and authorized directors to arrange print publication via Telegram Publishing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southernhosiners
Mik “Producers’ Association
East
St. Louis
Dairymeninc
Fred Henke
Hamel
Pree- A ‘Brooks
Marine
Love
Baum
Carlyle
Astgariation
Company of
Jocale
Favored ForrmaI Social News Notes Discusses Change
Representative Norman G Flagg advocates a commission form of county government for Madison County to curb extravagance and taxation. He notes Illinois provides two forms and changes require a two thirds vote and a general election, with constitutional amendment. a new state constitution is urged. The piece mentions a three commission system as a possible alternative and notes rural carrier meetings in Madison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman G. Flagg
Madison County
Representtative
It & My
Digcuss
Ilinois
Board of County Commissioners
County Board of Supervisors
Nood House
Forse
Illinois
Society events recount clock supper and weddings
The Clock Supper at St Pauls auditorium by the Pleasant Hour Club drew a large attendance with a novelty supper served by twelve young ladies in restaurant style. Tony Mersinger and Ruth Norbury wed quietly at Collinsville home. Edward Evans and Annon May Carroll married at home with Justice Gebauer officiating. Daniel Kuhn and Jennie Kuhn wed at German Evangelical Church Edwardsville. Joseph Rigel and Mathilda Cainschik married at German Evangelical parsonage Collinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Auditorium
St. Paul's Church
Jon
Tony Mersinger
Ruth Norbury
Troy
Julius Schiller
Collinsville
John Thomas
Emma
Wm. Norbury
Von
Charles Mersinger
Edward Evans
Annon May Carroll
W. J. Gebauer
William Evans
Mary Evans
Jeremiah Carroll
Justice Gebauer
Daniel Kuho
Jennie Clark
Pin Oak
Edwardsville
Joseph Rigel
Mathilda Cainschik
Collinsville Township
Martin Hols
John, Rigel
Edith
Laurence Milla
Colinsville
Social rounds and visits in Collinsville and nearby towns
The note sheet records dances and parties such as a Braner hall reception for S. B. Hall hosted by Miss Mary Davin with about forty youths and music by Elizabeth Scott and Mamie Lewis. It lists numerous visits and greetings among Collinsville residents including Drs. Capelle, Mrs. Canedy, Miss Augusta Zenk, and many other families visiting St. Louis, Edwardsville, Troy, O’Fallon, and East St. Louis. Local society activity is highlighted with church groups planning sales, a grab box, and entertainments at St. Jacob and the Presbyterian and Frauenverein gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Hall
Mary Davin
Braner Hall
Elizabeth Scott
Mamie Lewis
John Weeder
Collinsville
Drs. Louis Capélle
Callinsville
Mr& H
Collinsvile
Ida Dixon
Edwardsville
Bertha Cotton
Miay
J. J. Mills
A- F. Seligman
St. Louis
L. W. Sandles
Slesdames
Hawarids
Emory Kimberlin
John F. Deimling
O'Fallon
John Feldmeier
Peter Scott
Elizabeth
St Louis
Elizabeth Frangen
Troy
Mary Pritchett
Wesley Sandles
East St. Louis
H. T. Sims
Dave
Charles Thorpe
Pocahontas
Bfyd Hampe
Adolph Meyer
Fred Clare
Nora Geiger
Nokamis
George Geiger
Clara Sapp
Caseyville
Augusta Schott
Darwin Schott
Buckley
Sidney Sweeney
W. P. Sweeney
St. Jacob
A. BR. Snodgrass
Henry Woog
Glen Carbon
IF. M. Scott
Emma
W. L. Oliver
Irwin
Roland Porter
Walter Kurtz
Mary Isenberg
Edwardaville
Henry Leuth
Alma
Frieda Kuhlmann
J. M. “Mayo
Chrie
Diephola
Hannah
Wm. Rubin
Louis
Wm. Lewis
Pittsburg
Kan
Titter
Bhe
Higabeth Tibter
Glen, Carbon
Circuit and Probate Courts Disposed Cases List
A digest of recently resolved cases in the Circuit and Chancery Courts includes: numerous judgments in coal company disputes, divorce actions, partitions, foreclosures, and estate matters. Notable entries cover Landau v Dodge, Montgeard v Denk Bros, Stone v Denk Bros, Cohn v C and St. L Ry, and several others with verdicts or master reports approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Landau
E. A. Dodge
Earnest Montgeard
Denk Bros
Coal Co
Wm. Fr. Stone
Donk Bros. Coal Co
Arthur Cohn
C. C
St. L. Ry
Slo
Citizens’ State Bank
J. A. Uzzell
Assumpsit
Terre Haute Brewing Co
M. L.chilton
Charles Kyonke
Mt. Olive & Steunton Coal Co
Bank of Edwards~ville
W. L. Brobst
Attachment
Catherine Bark
Catholic Order of Foresters
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OH Plant
St. Lonia
Oliver
Ingen Company
Fsamber
Caninot
AMET
New York
Hit
Sete Mati
Mersinger
Tang Cripple
Atic
Tre
Formai
Representative Flagg
Commission
Wm. Caieschik
Frauenverein
Merry Workers’ Society of the Presbyterian Church
Circuit Court
Circuit
Julius “A. “Aleh
Eather Aleh
Mary
Custer
James LeRoy
Caroline C. Paul
Anna L. Beck
Meyer
Charles W. Terry
Ve. Banner Clay Works
Thomas Downs
Mary Downs
Thomas Dawson
Marie E. Raible
J. H. Raible
Mary Burten
Mike Bunta
New Circuit Court
Mary Grady
Edward Grady
Charles F. Wess
Mary E. Weiss
Miriam Brown
Thomas Brown
Millie Probus
Wm. H. Probus
Susie M. Knanel
Wm- A- Knanel
Herman Reeker
Village of Marine
Louisa von Rohr
Rudolph von Rehr
Mary Jedlicka
City of Edwardsville
Bonnie Rob
James M. Seybold
J. Wolf
John Pelletier
Wm. Kamman
Eugene McKnight
Ludwig Pape
Pietro Ardison
Adam Schroeppel
J. A
Yaotes
Anni Mamie Schopper
Pal Suta
Agee
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