Officials in Clash Over Remarks Involving County Clerk Wife
A long simmering feud among Edwardsville county officials culminated Monday when Probate Clerk John B. Coppinger and County Judge John E. Hillskotter fought at the Leland hotel. Coppinger broke a thumb and Hillskotter showed facial injuries, with deputies separating them. No arrests were made. Hillskotter denies the feud, calling it a joke, while Mackinaw vows to file a slander suit. The storm traces to remarks about Mrs. Mackinaw, wife of County Clerk Harry J. Mackinaw, who has been ill since a stroke.
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Eowardsville
John B. Coppinger
John E. Hillskotter
Leland Hotel
Coppinger
Mackinaw
Judge Hilleketter
Jenkins
Hillaketter
Copping
Willskotter
Court House
Hillskotter
Edwardsville
Mackinaw Ten
Ares
Abernathy Kids on Tandem Trip to New York City
Louis and Temple Abernathy known as The Abernathy Kids, aged 18 and 9, stage a bold ride on a tandem from Frederick Oklahoma toward New York City. They parade in bold outfits while planning to meet President Wilson in Washington before continuing to New York where their father will join for a trip abroad. Their father John Abernathy, dubbed Catch Em Alive Abernathy, is described as a wealthy man and former U S marshal.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Abernathy Boys
Oklahoma
New York
Jon Col. Roosevelt
Abernathys
Louis
Temple Abernathy
Abernathy
Troy
Frederick
Okla
New York City
St. Louis
Old National Road
Washington
Wilson
John
United States
Murahal
A Glorious Fourth in Troy
Arrangements for a Fourth of July celebration in Troy are under way under the Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian Sunday schools. The event will take place on the McCray Dewey academy campus with a family, community focus featuring a program by Sunday school children, free lemonade, refreshments, amusements, a basket dinner and a hall game. Public cooperation is welcomed.
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Troy
Methodist
Baptist
Presbyterian
McCray- Dewey Academy
Sunnday
Weather Forecast for June Heat Waves and Storms Across Regions
A weather program for June predicts rising temperatures across all sections with highs up to 06 degrees in some areas. Violent thunderstorms and heavy rain are expected in the Missouri Valley and Lake region around the 18th and 6th. The middle southern and eastern sections will be hot with light local showers, while drought affects many places. The North Pacific will be cool as a cool wave moves to the coast on the 21st and 22nd. Fair and warmer weather is forecast for the Yard and 24th, with a hot wave and storms from the 25th to 27th, especially in the North and Northwest. Rainfall will be light and localized from the 28th to March, with cooler conditions on the Lath.
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Gulf States
Middle West
Missouri Valley
Lak
Middle
North Pacific
Big Fourth of July Celebration in Belleville
The Belleville Retail Merchants' Association and the St. Clair County Centennial Association announce a grand Fourth of July picnic at Belleville fair grounds. The event runs from morning to night with a fireworks display costing 45000. Railroads offer reduced rates to Belleville as the Centennial Association begins plans for a 1914 centennial celebration.
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Belleville Retail Merchants’ Association
St. Clair
Belleville
Centennial Association
Among Church and Society Updates and Sports Outlook
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church will meet at the parsonage next Thursday afternoon with Mrs J E Nickergon. Children’s Day will be observed Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church with an excellent program at 7 pm. She Troy Athletica meets Greenville at Athletic Park Sunday afternoon. a good game is promised.
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Ladies’s Aid Society
M. E. Church
J. E. Nickergon
Presbyterian’ Church
Troy Athletica
Greenville
Athletic Park
James Oliver
East Alton
Wm. L. Oliver
Lavon
Maryl
Arkell Sapp
St. Jncob
John Sapp
Oonders
Valentiar
Norbury
Robert Wo Yuner
Galdio
Mes
Arcer
Alhambra
Edw
Weinilimg
Neil
St. Louis
Charis Herman
Lchwardaville
Joseph H. Powell
Af Lagbow
Nott
Troy
Mo W. Paw
Wilbur Beter
John Henley
Nokomis Bast
Elmer Duckett
Arnold
Marine
Henry Abring
Steve Schumaker
O'Bajlen
J. Collebauer
Lena Thompson
Fohiy Kersey
Caseyville
Sywan
Mars
C. Kersey
Phobs Montyoowry
Edwardsville
John VY. Durvis
Po. Craney
Bernard Moore
Chicogee
Kan
F. L. Yarnell
Ernest
Smith
Charles Watt
Collinsville
Kimberlin
Henry Hoffman
Duane
Old Ripley
J. G. Watt
PM. Davidson
Athletics edge St Louis in eleven inning baseball classic
The Troy Sporting Club were edged 3 to 2 by East St Louis and Collineville in eleven innings at Athletic Park. Beutel struck out thirteen for the Athletics, while Foster and several players from both sides produced notable hits and steals. Greenville shut out Troy 10 to 0 at Lippie Field with Lipple holding Troy to one hit as Scott and Snodgrass pitched for Troy.
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Troy Sporting Club
Greenville
Sti
Athletic Park
East St. Louis
Collineville
Beutel
Athletics
Flagtnbrook
Trojans
Lipple
Jim Scott
Snodgrass
Troy
Lewis
Scott
Bryant
Stephenson
Hostetter
Liebler
Griffin
Ramshaw
Wilbert
Stephens
Hagenbrook
Patna
Bentel
Hazenbrook
Pahner
Hottman Y
Wilson
Raber
Scotti
Davis
McCarthy
Hartmanly
Young
Vorlker
Wilkinson
Troy council meets for bids and ordinances action
A special Troy city council session called by Mayor Kinder handled bids for road oil from Standard Oil at 4.8 cents per gallon, approved suspension of Rule 22 to act on Ordinance 116, passed Ordinance 118 as read, and funded coal hauling for the wire electric plant. Extensions to culverts on Market Street and Wickliffe Avenue were discussed with retaining wall work, ads for bids placed in the Troy Call and Edwardsville Intelligencer, then the meeting adjourned.
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Kinder
Rouess
Traves
Allen
Standard Oil Company
F. A
Vroy
Thares
Boutel
Ben
Alan
Ylut
Gerson
Duanet
Taylor
Trarea
Market Street
Charcoal
Wickliffe Avenue
Center Street
Troy Call
Edwardsville Intellingencer
Nelson R. Kinder
Ats Uf
Gornet
Church program and social notes announced in Troy area
The article details a church program with vocal and violin solos, refreshments, games, and public invitation. It also records numerous personal paragraphs about local residents visiting relatives, weddings, and social events across Troy and nearby towns, mentioning many names and trips to Edwardsville, Collinsville, and St. Louis.
Circuit Court Disposes Docket In Various Matters
Probate and chancery actions are listed with names such as Thomas v Madison Coal Co and Ko Minvar. Courts issue judgments for damages, defaults, and alimony, while several probate estates, guardianships, and final reports are scheduled into June with many claims allowed.
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Teyn
CG. W. Knebel
Ogedemont
Thomas v. Madison Coal Co
Cane
Tolict
Sdmminiatratrix
Ko A. Minvar
Sunet
Vy Lorenze Brano
Mike Muller
American Car and Foundry' “Co
Spp al
Riegelhorst Mine Co
Jessie A. Dennis
Altarh
Costa
Woodriver Township
Catherine W. Bartels
Michael Sebroder
East St. Louis & Suburbia
Amity & Life Insurance Co
L. T. Holtman
Henry A. Eston
Jane Didmond
Jacob Griffin
Ursula Seiler
Jaime
Gottlieb Udlenez
Schultz
Karl Neunacher
Wm. Fukus
Thomas JC Cincy
Albert Billvfor
Elaima
Emelia Kolm
Mom
Aleoban
Joseph Bow ” Deerased
Edward's. Win
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Maurer
Jobin Balkenturg
Dorothy Harkinder
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Abernathy Kids
Glorius
Mississippi Valley
J. T. Sparkman
Rase Ball
Council Journal
Robison
Eveland
Bath
Hobson
Price Hoc
Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St. Louisa
Ady
Rith al Neueenschwander
W.S. Neuuenschwander
Herman
Hergler
Arthur Avenur
Maplewood
Buffalo
Niagra Walls
Martin Molz
Holz
German Evangelical Church
Ihenry Wilhelm, Jr
Henry Wilhelm
Volz
Evangelical Church Choir
Wilhelm
Young People’s League of the
John Bornghardt
Alpha Olivia Hazin
George Blandy Blotsford
Buntise
Wyoming
George Horsley
Myrtie Lewis
Hone
Judy G Uests
Circuit Court
Garet McKernan
James McKerance
Hattie Brindley
Lee Brindley
Complainannt
James Monaghan
Bridget Grees
Grace Beller
Edmund Keller
Peter Carbonaro
Domincio Carbonaria
Tte
Pontiac
Emmett Cleavarns
Defendent
New Circuit Court
Hand
Dora B. Hand
Oscar Schwend
Anna Schwend
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