Wood Ighlesburg Event At May 3 4
A fragment notes a Wood Ighlesburg event linked to Camp activity on May 3 4. No clear names or organizations are legible. The readable bits suggest a local gathering or meeting tied to a camp program in early May.
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12 Apr 1921
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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 12, 1921
Page
1
Delegates Speak at State Meeting in City This May
State delegates from all parts gather in the city for the May 4 session of Volumen State. The aim is to prepare for the visiting of the big prob valamen and to organize conferring work for class candidates if May results require. Local officers plan host activities at the Hotel Cus with entertainment and drills for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volumen
Yall
Indica
Val
Dodvill
Rock Island
Fragmentary OCR Notes Describe Local Fire Incident
Incomplete text references a small hole in shingles and a fire incident. Names and details are garbled with stray phrases that fail to identify location, people, or outcomes. The readable bits indicate a minor fire event with contextual ties to New York and Newport but lack specifics.
Bird dog Trilby Adopts Four Wolf Pups Near Macomb
Trilby the pointer belonging to Jim Rexroat of Macomb watches over a litter of four wolf pups adopted after a pasture sighting. The mother wolf was killed leaving Trilby to mother the young ones. the family was later moved to a window display at Joe Atherton Battery Station on South Randolph Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Rexroat
Macomb
Trilby
Joe Atherton Battery
South Randolph Street
Eli Wrecked At Colmar Sunday Train Derailment
Passengers aboard the Eli due to leave here at 11 10 were jolted Sunday night when one car of the train derailed at the north switch near Colmar. No injuries were reported and a semaphore was torn from the stray car. A Galesburg wrecker fixed the car, three hours delay, then the train resumed its journey and the car was returned to Galesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmar
Galesburg
Millionaire Sues Actress Wife in Divorce Suit
James Stanley Joyce, a millionaire lumberman, files for divorce from Peggy Hopkins Joyce. He alleges a string of alleged episodes in Pullman cars, London and Paris hotels, and Swiss mountains, naming co respondents from U S and Europe. He says he gave near a million dollars in presents and cites a Europe honeymoon in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pullman
London
Paris
Switzerland
James Stanley Joyce
Joyce
Peggy Hopkins
Follies
Europe
Peggy
United States
Struck It Rich by William Creel in Oil Venture
Former local resident and ex rural mail carrier William Creel writes that a Montana company he is involved with has struck a 200 barrel per day oil well. Six additional wells are planned to be drilled before Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Creel
Montana
Christ
Mrs Bliven to Return Home From Springfield Visit
Mrs C. Bliven of Springfield plans to leave tomorrow for home after visiting her daughter Mrs Harry Saul of 621 West Piper Street and her sister Mrs C T Blivens of 611 North Campbell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bliven
Springfield
Harry Saul
West Piper Street
C.T. Blivens
North Campbell Street
Rotary District Conference Opens in Peoria With Ball and Talks
Illinois Rotarians from the Twelfth District attend a two day Peoria conference at the Jefferson hotel. Highlights include addresses by Bert Arams and Charles Strader, a Shrine Temple luncheon and governor’s ball, with tours for the ladies and a parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
International Rotary Clubs
Peoria
Macomb Rotary
Jefferson Hotel
Bert Arams
International Rotary
Charles Strader
Lincoln
Neb
Rotary
Shrine Temple
Automobile Club
Jacob R. Perkins
The
Jefferson
Macomb Club
George Allison
F. E. Bonham
Ray
Not a Kiss for Hub by Hub Year Sparks Divorce Suit
Hugh E. Cosgrove filed for divorce in Chicago alleging his wife Helen Vaughn Cosgrove kept him from kissing her during the first year of marriage. The suit cites her “great austerity of temper” as grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago, Ill
Helen Vaughn Cosgrove
John Culkin
Carthage
Ill
Hugh E. Cosgrove
Auto Theft Case In Circuit Court In High Profile Trial
Dr Aldrich and Chester Todd of Laharpe face trial in Trancock county circuit court for auto theft allegations raised by Sherman Bradfield. The case links an alleged organized band and earlier incidents in Hancock and McDonough counties. Todd was arrested with Jess Steepleton in New Philadelphia and Frances Gibson testified against them after a prior Hancock county term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Chester Todd
Laharpe
Trancock County
McDonough County
Todd
Sherman Bradfield
New Philadelphia
Jess Steepleton
Frances Gibson
Burnside
Thie Cloridy
Mercury
Hancock County
Youth Justifies Faith Of Landis In Ottawa Bank Heist
Francis J. Carey aged 19 confessed to stealing 96000 dollars from National City Bank in Ottawa. Judge Landis showed leniency by allowing him to stay at home while he pondered his fate before sentencing him to one year in a federal reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Francis J. Carey
Landis
National City Bank
Ottawa
Carey
Senator Dial
North Carolina
Congress
Battle Over Small Thompson Policies in Illinois House
Springfield April 12 The House opened amid a fight over Governor Small’s platform policies as Minority Leader Devine denounced the Sawyer resolution as an attack on Republican unity. The chamber rejected a broad World War veteran bonus proposal, voting 72 to 69 to deny universal eligibility while approving a fifty cent daily bonus for veterans with at least two months of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table Grove
Burns Detective Agency
Liberty
Wm. Thompson Place
Chicago
Fulton County
Adair
Bushnell
Associated Press
Springfield
Sawyer
Congress
Small
House
Devine
Republican Party
Tle
Illinois
William Hale Thompsoy
O Callaghan Ordered Out of United States as Refugee
Lord Mayor of Cork Donal O Callaghan was ordered by Secretary Davis to depart the United States within 60 days after the State Department ruled he was not entitled to asylum as a political refugee. Davis expressed confidence he would comply and return to sea as a able seaman within the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Associated Press
Washington
Donal O'Callaghan
Davis
Labor Department
United States
State Department
O’callaghan
Department
Mrs Geo D Tunnicliff Returns for Summer Visit
Mrs Geo D Tunnicliff who has spent three months in Chicago with her daughter Mrs Helen MclIntyre arrived Saturday night for a summer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. D. Tunnicliff
Chicago
Helen MclIntyre
Supreme Court Refuses I W W Hearing
Washington April 11 The Supreme Court refused to review the conviction of William D Haywood and more than 79 I W W members on charges of conspiracy to obstruct war activities. Sentences range from 1 to 20 years. only a presidential pardon can prevent their execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
William D. Haywood
I. W.W
Licensed to Wed Clarence Katzenberger and Lucy Shenor
Marriage notice for Clarence Katzenberger of Macomb and Lucy Shenor of Macomb indicates they secured a license to wed. Details include couple names and residence, reflecting an upcoming matrimonial official action in Macomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Katzenberger
Maccomb
Harding Presses for Peace Treaty and National Reforms
President Harding in his first congressional address urged approval of a declaratory resolution ending the technical state of war with Central powers while reserving rights under existing treaties. He warned against separate peace treaties and urged reforms in taxation tariffs railroads lynching agriculture and good roads with emphasis on blunt justice and federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Congress
Europe
Association of Nations
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Eli
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Ry-Stanaer
Supreme Court
Lucy Shenor
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