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Edwardsville Intelligencer

Location

Edwardsville, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1929

Page

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Death follows traffic stop in city incident

Mrs. Margaret Tadberg, 50, wife of GC Tadberg of South Roxanna, died after a forcible stop by Traffic Officer Arch Douglas while en route to a St. Louis doctor. Mrs. Clara Reed, driving the car, was taken to the police station after a streetcar discharge. Tadberg collapsed at Venice City Hall. An inquest returned a verdict that death resulted from diabetes and shock.

Margaret €. Tadberg A. Tadberg Venice City Hall Tadberg St. Louis Clara Reed Arch Douglis Edward Mercer Cranite City Tadbers Mra. Reed Douglas otter

Mine factions seek support in county coal union fight

West Frankfort Kentucky June unrest in Irankin County coal union war surfaces as factions rally behind rival public statements. Joint L Lewis leads United Mine Workers of America sub district No 9, opposing Del Cobb and John T Jones amid injunctions from Circuit Judge Julius Kern. Proceedings await hearing on making the injunction permanent.

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Soldiers Camp at Center Grove on Mile-Long Hike

Three companies of the Sixth Infantry from Jefferson Barracks set up a camp at Center Grove Park during a seven day hike from St. Louis to Springfield. Captain Almon led I K L companies with Major McNary in charge of medical, marching about 125 miles to Camp Sheridan near Chicago and Camp Perry for rifle matches. They will sleep on blankets, endure hard beds, and resume marching ten miles to Hamel then Bealville Carlinville Virden Chatham and Springfield with disruptions due to a Delaplaine Branch bridge.

Center Grove Park Sixth Infantry Jefferson Barracks St. Louis Springfield Camp Sheridan Chicago Camp Perry Long Take TH. Almon C. Z. Ancker H. W. Halterman W. 8 Hamel Beald Carlinville Virden Chatham American Legion Park Delaplaine

Mail Collector Held By City After Double Parking Incident

Jedwardsville authorities placed a federal employee under technical arrest for obstruction of traffic at Main and St Louis streets. The driver refused to move the car during mail collection, claimed special permission which was revoked for this instance, and was released after acknowledging the mistake. Officials emphasize enforcement of parking rules and continue pursuing unpaid auto and box licenses as delinquent notices go to the police magistrate.

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Local residents undergo operations at hospital

Mrs. D. D. H. Mudge who underwent an appendicitis operation at St. Milzabeth's Hospital in Granite City yesterday is reported to be getting along nicely. Mrs. Joseph Bast also underwent an appendectomy at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Granite City, outlining a day of operations for local residents.

DD. H. Mudge St. Milzabeth’s Hospital Granite City Joseph Bast St. Elizabeth's Hospital

Hail damages reported in Florists' Hall area

Two hail loss reports came from Tenois to the Florists' Hall Association. Greenhouse damages occurred Tuesday morning with losses in Sterling and Aurora. Aurora damage estimated at about 300 dollars. Sterling losses not yet determined.

Tenois Florists’ Hall Association Sterling Aurora

Carpenter dairymen adopt spray and whitewash method

Carpent er area dairymen and poultry farmers form a progressive Madison county association. They employ a motor driven spray pump to whitewash barns and buildings and disinfect against pests. Ernest Stahlhut leads the operation with low disinfectant use and high pressure spray.

poultry farsery Carpenter Carpenter dairymen Madison county Ernest Stahlhut association

Card Shevson Weld In Their Of Show Truck

Carol Shelton one of three brothers who founded a rocket gang by that name was arrested in East St. Louis by Deputy Marshall R. O. Shephard on Interstate transportation of a stolen auto. The charge is tied to the hijacking of a Brown Shoe Company truck near Troy Illinois May 34 with shoes valued at 25000. Arrested on the same charge were Mrs. Freddy Wooton Harold Morvly and H. Burnett of East St. Louis and Roy Baker of St Augustine Florida.

East St. Louis Carol Shelton Marshall R. O. Shepherd hald Shelton Brown Shoe Company Troy ILL Freddy Wooton Detroit Ilarold Morvly H. Burnett Hast

Hoover signs new farm relief bill into law

Washington June 14 President Hoover signed a new farm relief bill into law this afternoon by a 73 to 8 vote. The measure will be sent to the president for signature and aims to boost agricultural relief and stabilize markets amid ongoing sourcing pressures.

Washington, D. C Hoover Presiden Inter

Inaugural Great Circle Air-Rail Journey Starts Tonight

A NY Central, Universal Aviation and Santa Fe Railway joint service launches a 1000 mile air rail coast-to-coast trip. Depart Grand Central at 6 pm for Los Angeles arrival Monday morning, with ceremonies led by Mayor Walker and officials. The 60 hour passage spans Cleveland to Garden City Kansas and is billed as Americas first coast-to-coast air rail route.

New York California Grand Central Station New York Central Universal Aviation Corporation Santa Fe Railway Los Angeles Cleveland Garden City Kansas Grand Central Terminal James J. Walker Herbert H. Lehman Crowley iahoam 2 Grosvenor Aviation Corporation Universal Mabel Willabrandt Washington southwestern limited Walker Wilebrandt Atlantic ocean Pacific Pullman Arthur Newman America Lindbergh lokker

Walther League Meet Set for Collinsville Weekend

The tenth annual Southern Dlinofa District Walther League convention will be at Collinsville and Oly Cross Lutheran Church tomorrow and Sunday. Friday events include opening business sessions at 10 AM with Win Friedrich presiding, multiple league reports and resolutions, and officer elections for the new year. Senior and Junior delegates from Edwardsville are named, with special inspirational services Sunday featuring Prof. Potnek and Rev. Joase delivering sermons, drawing many local attendees.

Dlinofa Walther League Collinsville Oly Cross Lutheran Church Win O. Friedrich Allen Walther League of Edwardsville Dertha Lange Arthur Schneider

Tragic Train Hop Ends in Death of Lloyd Nance

Lloyd Nance 22 of Holliday dies at St Willabeth s Hospital Granite City from internal injuries after being dragged by a Litchfield and Madison freight train near Wolf street crossing. He reportedly tried to hop the moving train last night and was dragged several feet before falling and losing his left leg.

Lloyd Nance Wolliday St. Fllaabuth'a Granite City Litchfield & Madison Wolf street Holliday Shelby county Lottery Nance Cowden Madison Chicago & Northwestern St. Willabeth’s Hospital Raiilroad

Arrests and Fines Set by Police Magistrate

Several fines were imposed yesterday by the Police Magistrate after arrests by the police. Andrew Colvin of this city was fined $10 and costs for drunkenness and liquor possession. Walter Rieke of Wood River was fined $9.65 for a traffic law violation. Charles H. Wolf was fined $9.55 for parking in front of a fire plug. Roy Boyle was fined $9.565 for traffic law violation. Willard Schermer was fined $1 and costs for not paying his city auto license fee.

Andrew Colvin Nquor Walter Rieke Wood River Charles H. Wolf Roy Boyle Willard Schermer caste

Four Games In League Sunday in Southwestern Illinois

Four hard league games slated Sunday in the Southwestern Illinois League with East St. Louis White Eagles vs Regulars at American Legion Park Belleville hosts Staunton Merchants against Biebel Routers and East Alton versus Alton in a doubleheader at Sportsman Park Alton a postponed early season contest Edwardsville holds second place with three wins one loss White Eagles and Edwardsville each with one loss among top teams Battery and lineups noted with potential shifts for Sunday Prizes awarded to attendees a gentleman’s straw hat from W W Warnock Company and a two pound box of Bunte’s Mi Choice chocolates from Ballwer Drug Store donated by local firms.

East Belleville Edwardsville East St. Louis wll Hartman Carson Jones Eagles Miller Koontz W. W. Warnock Company Ballwer Drug

Garage Owner Faces Seven More Forgery Charges

Roy B Harrington of O Fallon garage owner was rearrested on seven additional forgery counts tied to automobile payment notes. Bail raised to 35000 with remand to County Jail. Hearing on bail reduction set for next Monday in Circuit Court. Defendants named include Walter Cross Charles Hermann August Merfan Willian May Robert Bartell William Duncan and R J Craig from O Fallon area. Case brought by William Schmitt of Preston It and Belle Clair Finance of Belleville.

Roy B. Harrington O'Fallon gardy Belleville Mirington Walter Cross Charles Hemann August Merfan Willian May Robert Bartell William Duncan R. J. Craig O'Fallon William Schmitt Perston Belle-Clair Finance Company Helleville

Stowaway Fear On Flight From Old Orchard To Paris

Reports from Old Orchard Maine state Arthur Schreicher of Portland is suspected as a stowaway aboard the French Monoplane Yellow Bird en route to Paris. Parents received a letter said to be his, noting he aims to cross on the airship Green Flash toward Rome if he succeeds.

Portland New York Europe Atlantic Old Orchard Paria Rochambreau Azores Portweguese Marius Rollin Rochembeau Arthur Schreicher Paris Armeno Lotti Mra. Schreiber Rome

Dawes Meets Premier Sunday to Shape Anglo American Ties

Dawes arrives in Southampton to confer with Ramsay MacDonald as the two discuss naval policy, disarmament, and the future of Britain United States relations. A follow up summit with President Hoover in Washington is planned for private talks on disarmament later this summer.

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