County Soundness Wrests 11 Thousand Case
A fragmented item notes a dispute or claim seeking eleven thousand dollars. The text references county actions or defendants, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Macomb Daily By Stander in Macomb, Illinois
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1921
Page
1
Trade Board of Trade case seeks recovery on losses
A damaged report describes a court case involving Enoch Black Bennett and Harold Chande alleging about 88,000 lost in deals on the Board of Trade. The plaintiff won partial judgment, with remaining recovery sought under the county law. The case centers on recovering funds said to be lost and potential damages up to 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tures
Board of Trade
Enoch Black
Ty Bennett
Oarlueh
Mrr
Chande Haroldson
Bustess
Roy
McDonvother
Exhibition Impresses Students at School Gym Display
A cluttered report notes a school gym exhibition viewed by hundreds. It praises pupils and staff for varied displays and energy. Notable mentions include Miss and Mr Lillicomb, with a nod to a recent visit and forthcoming return from a Sunday engagement.
Coal Prices Fall Amid Rail and Demand Pressures
Franklin county bituminas drop to 7. five? No, price is 50 cents less per ton to 8. Hard coal cuts $1.50 to 17.50. Macomb residents cite idle coal cars and idle mines as demand falters while government probes rail and fuel concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Macomb
Manilas Worst Fire Disaster in 20 Years
A massive blaze in Manila yesterday destroyed 3,000 native homes in the San Lazaro district, leaving 15 000 homeless across 30 acres. Two bodies, including a man and his 12 year old son found in ruins, while American sailors and Red Cross aid aided relief efforts. Police estimate losses at 3 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manila
San Lazaro
Huron
Red Cross
Death of mother of Clarence Hoffman observed
Clarence Hoffman's mother dies after a prolonged illness in Peoria at age sixty nine. The well known Hoffman's Orchestra conductor has appeared at many dances in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hoffman
Hoffman
Peoria
Indictments Over Coal Price Conspiracy Reported
Chicago April 2 Indictments charging conspiracy boycotting and blacklisting were returned against officials of the Retail Coal Bureau the Retail Coal Merchants Association and private detectives. The acts aimed to injure public trade and fix prices to drive independent coal dealers out. Mortimer Flynn started the probe after warning the state's attorney he left the association citing high figures and persecution. Attorney General Brundage to direct the building combine inquiry as the joint legislative committee outlines public hearings led by Senator Dailey with James Wilkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Retail Coal Bureau
Retail Coal Merchants’ Association
Mortimer Flynn
Pottinger-Flynn Co
John Dailey
James TH. Wilkerson
Former Emperor Meets Opposition in Ambition
Paris reports warn Hungary that restoring the Hapsburg dynasty would bring disaster for the nation. The council of ambassadors issued the ultimatum from the allied powers, with three neighboring states ready to intervene armed if needed. No confirmation on a move toward Budapest by the former emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Hungary
Council of Ambassadors
Buda
Pest
William J. McDonald, Former Labor Head, Injured
William J. McDonald of Springfield longtime chief counsel for the Illinois Mine Workers was seriously hurt when his car was struck by a vehicle driven by a woman. He had a broken hip and possible internal injuries and was at St. John's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pn Associated Press
Springfield
Wm._ J. McDonald
Illinois Mine Workers
St. John ’S Hospital
Oklahoma Governor Wins Against Impeachment Impasse
Oklahoma City April 2 Governor Robertson declined to comment on License To Wed action amid a 42 to 42 impasse in the state house over impeachment. The same report notes Esther Morgan of Macomb and several local civic items including A G Purdum’s 63rd birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Robertson
Roy R. Rige
Macomb
Esther Morgan
Syracuse University tragedy shocks campus as two professors die
In Syracuse the dean of the college of business education J Herman Wharton was killed by professor Holmes Beckwith in the college of agriculture. Beckwith then shot himself after a note hinted at motive and alleged mistreatment. The incident follows reports of unrest over Beckwith's dismissal and a prior Grinnell connection noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
J. Herman Wharton
College of Business Education
Syracuse University
Holmes Beckwith
Beckwith
School of Administration
College of Agriculture
Russell Sage
Day
Dean Wharton
Grinnell, Ta
Department of Business Administration
Grinnell
Police Raid Detroit Clubs Seize 305 Gamblers
Detroit April 2 police raided four athletic clubs arresting 305 men on gambling charges. All exits were surrounded and no one is believed to have escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Dream of Restoration Fades for Ex-Emperor
Former Emperor Charles' bid to reclaim the Hungarian throne was blocked by the government. He will depart tonight by automobile for Switzerland, according to semi official information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Budapest
Charles
Switzerland
Assassination of Priest Remains Mystery in Detroit Area
The Rev. Jarecki rector of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Wyandotte was shot last night as he answered a door ring. Authorities say a person familiar with the priest's household is implicated, motive unclear, attacker fled in an automobile. Jarecki, born in Poland in 1876, ordained in Rome in 1900, taught philosophy and authored a Catholic university text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy Associated Press
Detroit
Jarecki
Our
Lady of
Father Jarecki
Poland
Ife
Rome
Illinois attorney general joins Chicago building probe
Chicago April 2 The Illinois attorney general began examining evidence for a public hearing on building conditions. State's Attorney Crowe protested and warned he may withdraw two Cook County attorneys assigned to the case. Crowe aligns with the Thompson wing. the AG backed Oglesby in the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
James H. Wilkerson
Crowe
Cook County
Thompson
Governor Small
Oglesby
Tabunar Wins State Oratorical Contest
Gabino Tabunar a Philippine student at the Normal school won the state oratorical contest held yesterday at Bloomington with the subject Philippine Independence. Miss Lucile Early represented the Normal school in declamation and Harold Schuppert in extemporaneous speaking lost to opponents. Tabunar faced an opponent whose topic was freedom for Treland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabino Tabunar
Bloomington
Lucile Early
Harold Schuppert
Tabunar
Treland
Couple Returns From Winter in Hollywood
Mr and Mrs John Wiley of Macomb township returned home from Hollywood California where they spent the winter at Edgar Pelley s home Wiley who is a sufferer from rheumatism did not gain much weight but enjoyed the visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiley
Macomb Township
Hollywood
Cal
Edgar Pelley
Young Man May Be Transferred After Jail Escape
Hilbert Monninger 21 of Good Hope may be sent to Pontiac reform school Monday for a 1 to 14 year term on auto casing theft. He had been jailed in Sac City after escapee Ernest Warden and other convicts eluded capture since Oct 1, 1920. Monninger traveled through Minnesota and Wall Lake using the alias Ralph Rodgers and worked for J. H. Huff before arrest. he denied the escape details and recalled Warden leaving the jail through a window. Sheriff Sapp tracked him from Sac City to his current holdings and identified him by the Ralph alias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilbert Monninger
Good Hope
Sapp
Sac City
Pontiac Reformatory
Allison
Manninger
Menninger
Minnesota
Wall Lake
Minneapolis
J. H. Huff
Ralph Rodgers
Sac County
Huff
Rodgers
Thief River Falls
Ernest Warden
Ralph
Monninger
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