08 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1922
Page
1
An ex judge from Beardstown faces legal action amid disputes over family protections and home sanctity laws. The case centers on alleged threats or acts related to domestic space. No further names or locations are clearly identifiable in the readable fragment.
A chaotic fragment from Omaha City reports detectives probing a killing connected to a Beck family member. The piece notes references to a uniformed comrade, a home invasion in a late hour, and statements about honor as prosecutors seek to clarify the event and the accused's account.
Fragmented OCR text shows repeated fragments about bans and censorship on the Senate floor amid a treaty discussion. References to representatives Japanese delegates and a call for prayer appear in disjointed form, indicating a dispute over names and censorship in the treaty debate.
A Macomb candidate expresses willingness to serve on a senatorial committee at today’s primary. He has no prior political office but is described as a staunch party supporter ready to take on the responsibilities of the position.
A fragmented note shows voters in McDonough County heading to polls on Tuesday to cast ballots in the assembly race for Flack. The text indicates party alignment and local county participation in the election.
Secretary Denby ordered naval radio stations closed to public use for nonofficial speeches and lectures. The move follows an inquiry into congressional use of government radio by members addressing constituents. Democrats decry Republican dominance in air time while Denby calls the measure temporary until a full policy is devised.
The Delphian Society will hold its meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Ruth Stocker at 336 South Lafayette Street following the P. E. O. lecture course at the Illinois Theatre Monday evening.
A large audience attended a style pageant staged at the Illinois Theatre by A. Deliority & Co. The show featured a complete costume change and strong performances by Teachers' College students and other participants. Hats from Applegate Millinery Shop were a highlight, adding distinct flair to the event. Universalist church services followed with a 9:30 Sunday School, 6:30 Young Peoples’ Meeting, 7:30 preaching, led by Rev P A Allen. a business meeting was announced after evening services.
Was Eicht John, son of Mr and Mrs Van I Hampton of North Lafayette street, eight years old yesterday.
Mayor B. I'. McLean told the Macomb Rotary club about the city council plan to build a new water reservoir. The talk covered financing and the need for increased supply. A bond-issuance ordinance will go to the council next, then to voters for approval.
Galesburg April 7 Letters awarded to Lombard athletes for base ball track and basketball last season and winter season exercises held at the chapel. Evar Swanson chosen to head the track team as captain. Base ball letters went to Turner Swanson Fink Munson Meyers Hess Miller Paine Trimble Talbot Mish eV. Three men earned the track L s Swanson Meyers Hamblin. Nine basketball players received letters Meyers Swanson Turner Hess Broekmuller Lamb Newberg Fink Murphy.
A historical notice corrects an earlier report about Glenn Wagle of Chillicothe and his children. The death of Arch Wagle is the event, but Glenn Wagle is noted as not married and without children.
A physician warned of a spring illness named Spring Fever that could affect every citizen in 1922. He described the malaise as nerve wracking and linked its onset to weather, predicting it would endure through the initial days of warmer weather.
Mary Rena Hodgen returned Tuesday afternoon from a six week southern trip visiting Chattanooga Florida St Petersburg and friends. Mr and Mrs Fred F Gordon married in April in Galesburg are home after a honeymoon trip and will be at home April 15 in South Johnson street.
Plymouth April 8 The Parent Teachers association met at the high school to hear Dr W L Irwin outline a plan to add to the existing building to meet state requirements for a fully accredited school The board requests a $15 000 bond issue at today s school election President Howard Lawton spoke detailing the need and the gymnasium plan Improvements are needed and if a new structure is not feasible an addition to the old building is proposed
Not so well today for Mrs. Sneakman of West 2k Denvur Street who had a light stroke a week or ten days ago. Facial paralysis affects one side, and the eye cannot fully close. She also has bronchial trouble she developed last night.
Circuit Judge Geo Tillyer arrived from Earth where he had been presiding. The alienation of affections case heard by Judge Hillyer lasted two weeks and produced a verdict for the plaintiff awarding damages of one dollar.
A morning rehearsal at the NE corner of the square displayed notable progress by the boys band under Mr. Frank leadership. The American Legion Auxiliary plans a meeting in Legion rooms at 8 o'clock, with a serial social committee time to be announced.
Several county supervisors vetted the county primary supplies in Mianati today. Those absent will likely return Monday to coordinate with County Clerk Norton.
Flood conditions spread from Geardstown to Naples in Scott county as levees fail along the Illinois river. Beardedstown braces with Lost Creek and nine other levees at risk while two thirds of homes flood. wheat losses mount and threat to 1,450 homes looms. Mrs. John Chambers is one of the few female mayors in the state.
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