11 Opens 0 Campaign to Progressives in Both Parties
A brief note reports 11 opens 0 campaign in interactions showing progress for progressives across both major parties.
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12 Aug 1920
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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 12, 1920
Page
1
Roosevelt Urges Progressive Vote at Chicago Speech
In Chicago a Roosevelt rally before 600 women and supporters from Republicans and progressives framed a direct appeal for voters to back the Roosevelt ticket. Speakers, including Senator James Ham, urged frank, direct discussion of issues and stressed casting intelligent ballots. The crowd heard pledges of party unity amid factional tensions as the campaign begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt
Chicago
Orium Theatre
Uy Roosevelt
Sevelt
James Ham'wis
Gover
Lewis
M. Sweitzer
Cox
Republicy
America
Lincoln
le van Do
Thompson accuses Lowden in open letter attack
Chicago Aug 10 Associated Press Mayor William Hale Thompson fires an open letter at Governor Frank O Lowden denouncing the Lowden administration accusing him of oath violations and broken pledges He defends wartime actions criticizes Lowden for sending troops to Chicago and alleges conflicts of interest in a family business connected to war profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
William Hale Thompson
Lowden
Thompson
Moline Bandits Stopped in Mt Sterling During Manhunt
Bold bank robbers who struck Commercial Savings in Moline last week slipped into Mt Sterling on Thursday. They arrived in a large car and stayed several hours before departing as detectives closed in. Police linked them to prior suspects and the Russell Bros shows, hoping to mislead pursuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling- Democrat
Commercial Savings Bank
Moline
Mt. Sterling
Russell Bros
Birth for Mr and Mrs Norris Mason’s newborn daughter
Mr and Mrs Norris Mason of North Mechanic street welcomed a 7 pound girl born this morning. Both mother and child are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Mason
North Mechanic Street
Twlight
Auto Wheel Stolen At Carnival Grounds
A Ford sedan left at the show grounds had its rear wheel and tire pried off while George Allison offered the wheel to the thief if returned. Police report few disturbances during Walter Mains shows and the Great Southwestern Carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mains
Great Southwestern Carnival Co
West Piper Street
George Allison
Allison Shoe Store
Allison
Provard Funeral Held For Fireman in Canton
The funeral of Albert Z. Provard, fireman who dropped dead, was held at 3:00 p m Thursday at the Congregational church with firemen in charge. The casket rested at the family home 123 East Olio street until 2:00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Albert Z. Provard
Congregational Church
East Olio Street
Monmouth Girl Struck by Passing Automobile
Margaret Manna daughter of Mr and Mrs L N Wanna was struck by a slow moving automobile while crossing near her home in Monmouth Aug 10. She suffered a forehead cut and bruises but was reported to be recovering well and expected to fully recover in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Margaret Manna
L. N. Wanna
Hanna
Five bonds posted after Blandinsville liquor case
Frank Green of Hamilton, one of the five accused in the Blandinsville picnic liquor case, gave a bond of 800 dollars and was released. The others had previously posted bonds a few days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Green
Tamilton
Blandinsville
Sunday School Convention Delegates Leave for Tennessee
The following persons left this morning for Tennessee to attend the Annual County Sunday School Convention: Misses L. Cooner Ames Watson Martha Moss Nellie Dunham Mrs. Herman Moss Mrs. B. Stanley and John Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Snowfall Record Set on Pike's Peak in August
Reports from Summit House on Pike's Peak indicate seven inches of snow fell last night, a new August record for the summit location in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Summit House
Pike’s Peak
Clarence W. Greene Named President of Hedding College
Clarence W. Greene of Albion Michigan was chosen by Hedding College executive committee to serve as President at Abingdon, replacing Dr W D Agnew who attends Columbia University. Greene headed Albion College physics for seventeen years and led Bay View summer assembly educational work. Rev J E Connor of this city serves on Hedding's board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Greene
Albion
Mich
Hedding College
Abingdon
Greene
W. D. Agnew
Columbia University
Albion College
Bay View
J. E. Connor
Hedding
Exchange Wizard Is Under Arrest
Charles Ponci, a Boston financier, surrendered to U S Marshals and was charged with mail fraud. He faced bonds of 25000 for an August 19 hearing as state authorities prepared a larceny case. Bank Examiner Allen said Hanover Trust Co capital may be wiped out amid federal probes. Ponci claimed assets of four million with liabilities over seven million. he ran a foreign exchange scheme paying investors fifty percent in 45 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ponei
Allen
Hanover Trust Co
Pond
Boston
Federal
Ponci
Powei
Canada
W R C to Meet for Sewing and New Members Initiation
The W R C will meet in their hall at 9:00 a m tomorrow morning and sew until noon. After dinner at 3:00 p m there will be a business meeting during which three new members will be initiated. All members are urged to attend. A small surprise awaits after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C
Aee
Scotland Township Wins Contest in Population Counts
Scotland Township led county communities by listing 260 residents living in the county seat who originated there. The piece notes many Macombers now reside in Rock Island Chicago or New York and opines population shifts may gradually self correct with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Township
Macomb
Rock Island
Chicago
New York
Industry horse show decision hinges on soliciting committee report
A meeting Saturday will decide if Industry hosts a horse show this year after a canvass by a committee with members from multiple school districts. The group will review community input and submit a joint report. Also noted is the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thorpe in Rochelle Illinois with mother formerly Emma Youngheim, former superintendent of Phelps hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
John Gray
McGaughey
Fred Standard
Blazer
O. E. Kinkade
Coker
Harry Close
Cross Roads
J. E. Bedwell
Runkle
J. W. McGaughey
Black
Frank Archer
Coloma
P. F. Baldner
Egypt
J. W. Price
Chockley
Henry Chipman
Ebenezer
George Provine
Camp Creek
Grier Walker
Jones
Herbert Oakman
Pennington Paine
H. B. Soper
Price
Ralph Nelson
Ralph Leighty
East Bethel
H. C. Riggins
J Willey
Union Grove
George McLain
A. L. Thorpe
Rochelle
Til
Emma Youngheim
Phelps Hospital
Census figures show Carthage and Plymouth populations
Census figures announced place Carthage at 2,158 residents and Plymouth at 900 residents, reflecting small town population counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Plymouth
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Barty
Republy
Moline Bandits
Poland
Warsaw
Wilson
Henry Daniels
Bushnell
Simon Carey
Alligator Cafe
Justice Court
James E. Wilson
Elmer S. Martin
Falkenthal
Daniels
J. 1. Sapp
Pultugk
Pultusk
London
Brada
Isaw
Ity
Warsaav
Pike's Peak
Albion, Mich
Abingdon Institution
Charles Ponci
Scotland
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