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10 Aug 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
Aug 10, 1921
Page
1
Speedy Trial Move in Governor Small Embezzlement Case
Illinois Governor Len Small faces embezzlement charges with a potential change of venue to a county outside Sangamon. The governor's arrest at the executive mansion by Sheriff Mester followed by bond arrangements of 50 000 dollars sparked questions about a fair trial. Governor Small protested the arrest, and court officials prepared bonds as legal proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goor Small
Spearer
Capitol
Sangamonne
Seper
Em Prinefie
Overnor Associated Press
Len Small
Mester
Sanom County
Ril
Court House
Roy
Harry Ide
B. H. Jenkins
State Department of Public Welfare
Small
Illinois
Sheriff Mester
Ora Lemon
Gillespie
Mortimer
Gillespie Fo
Jenkins
Colchester Farmers Picnic Moved to Tomorrow
Colchester executive committee announced the Farmers' Picnic will be held tomorrow despite rain. Judge William H. Prentice will deliver the address to a large crowd, with most entertainments still planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
William H. Prentice
Shanghai Opposes Renewal of Anglo Japan Treaty
The Shanghai Chinese chamber of commerce leads a group of 20 Shanghai bodies in a vigorous protest against renewing the Anglo-Japanese treaty. They forward protest grounds to the American Congress in Washington, the Paris Assembly, the British cabinet, and to Parliament in Rome, Ottawa, Melbourne, and Calcutta. The protest cites alleged Japanese aggression attributed to the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shanghi
Macomb Saturday Night Town A Weekend Tradition
A Macomb feature describes the town as a Saturday night gathering place with cars lining the square and locals strolling for shopping and socializing. It notes drivers’ varied behavior, pedestrian congestion, and an estimated 10 000 people passing a point on the square from seven to eleven p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Old Timmea
Jupiter
Juno
Roark Returns From Quebec Trip By St. Lawrence Boat
M. E. Roark arrived home last night after a weeklong trip to Quebec Canada. Part of the journey was made aboard a boat operating on the St. Lawrence river. By stander want ads pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Roark
Quebec
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Macomb Schools Prepare for Opening Year Under New Superintendent
The Macomb board of education reports a strong teacher corps and aims for a smooth start as students return after summer break. A full notice will follow from city superintendent Mr Iler with exact opening date and instructions. Funeral services are planned for Coulson with burial at La Harpe cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofun
Canary Islands
Macomb
Board of Education
Iler
Veteran LaHarpe Editor James Coulson Dies
LaHarpe Ill Aug 9 James C Coulson longtime LaHarper proprietor dies at home after prolonged illness from anemia Born Sept 24 1847 son of Dr George Coulson and Nancy Ann Sossitt He married Anna B Stansbury in 1868 and had two children Eilie Towler and Charles Coulson The obituary notes his role as guiding spirit of the newspaper since 1874 and his status as a local native son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulson
Our City
George
Nancy Ann (Sossitt) Coulson
Illinois
Anna B. Stansbury
Raritan
Eilie M. Towler
Charles C. Coulson
LaHarpe
Murdered Man Found In Runaway Buggy
Springfield Aug 10 Barney Ely confessed to killing his brother in law Harrison Hill 40 a half breed Indian whose body was found in a buggy after police halted a runaway horse Hill s wife Dixie Ely Hill drove him to a hospital Ely said Hill attacked him with a razor both men had police records Neighbors heard a woman say That will do you have killed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Barney Ely
Harrison Hill
Hill
Dixie Ely Hill
Ely
Allied Council Reaches Settlement On Upper Silesian Question
Paris Aug 10 The Allied Council narrowed tensions over the Upper Silesian plebiscite area after meetings with France Britain and Italy agreeing in principle to the frontier between Germany and Poland. The council adopted neutrality in the Greek Turkish war and will avoid private trade interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Supreme Allied Council
Ileag
France
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Poland
Scouts Enjoy First Day At Camp Oquawka
August 9 report from Camp Oquawka details Beaver patrol raising a 40 foot flagpole and unfurling Old Glory. Patrols assign roles for K P Fatigue Water Bear Wood, with meals of fried fish bacon creamed corn and peach desserts and a swim in a low river. The camp plans a baseball game against Oquawka Scouts on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oquawka
K. P
J. H. Mason
Excellent Beef and Dairy Cattle at Macomb Agricultural Fair
Stockman and farmers will see premier cattle at the Macomb Agricultural Fair August 30 to September 2 with a Calf Club exhibit of baby beeves. Premiums total 1378 dollars across beef dairy and baby beeves, with judges including W B Richards and Ross Naper. Asa Ewing oversees the dairy breeds with C S Rhode supervising beef cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Jersey
Chicago
Ross Naper
C. S. Rhode
Urbana
Ill
Rhode
University of Illinois
Asa Ewing
Deserter Livermore Strands Civil Authorities Blameless
Sheriff Sapp followed orders in the Frank Livermore case brought from Camp Grant. Records indicate Livermore failed to return and desertion may be involved. Civil officers are exonerated as army copies of proceedings were misfiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grant
Livermore
Sheriff Sapp
Frank Livermore
Grant
McDonough
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Toledo
Ohio
George C
Bana Coulson
la Harpe
George Coulson
Lillarpe
James C. Coulson
LaHarper
Allied Council
Greece
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