Ford Order by War Department Noted in Virginia
A brief entry records a Ford order issued by the War Department affecting Virginia. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the action concerns supply or production directives linked to wartime efforts.
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Macomb Daily By Stander in Macomb, Illinois
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Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
1
Logan county mobilizes arms as federal troops considered
Aug. 25 report from West Virginia says Logan county residents arm at dawn to head toward Boone order amid protests. Militants from Marmet encamped near border with guns and pistols, claiming Governor Morill will enforce law. Federal troops were requested to prevent unrest in Mingo fields, with Gen. Harrison ordered to Charleston for rapid deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
Logan County
Boonerder
Dhafin
Marmet
Nty
Morill
Racine
Gton
Stickes
Mingo
Ginia
Morgan
Einia
Sepetary Wainwright Jm
Harrison
Ind
West Virginia
United States and ___ sign at five o clock evening
The snippet notes a signing event between the United States and an unspecified party at 5 o'clock in the evening on April 25. The readable text is fragmentary and limits precise identification of the entities involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlin
Macomb Faces Industry In Spectacular Sunday Baseball Clash
Macomb and Industry prepare for a highly anticipated Sunday afternoon game at the Macomb Fair grounds. Macomb fields a near identical lineup with Welch at second and Frank Smith pitching. Industry plans to bolster its battery and may replace Kennedy with a stronger pitcher to improve chances against the county rivals led by Captain Dutch Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb Fairgrounds
Macomb
Industry
Welch
Frank Smith
Jack’’ Kennedy
Schuyler County
Howell
Boy Injured Falling Twelve Feet at Lumber Yard
Nine year old Joe Shake suffered a concussion after tumbling from a twelve foot high run way at the Hanan lumber yard near the creamery. He was found semi conscious and taken to his father's business. Dr. Davis expects a speedy recovery as he treats a large facial bump and eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Wm. Shake
Hanan
Leonard Snowden
Ore
Davis
Honeymooner Fractures Ankle Playing Ball in Scotland Township
John Moon of Madison Wisconsin and his wife Grace Pennington on their honeymoon trip were at the John Jaittleson farm to play ball. Moon fractured two bones in his ankle when Ralph Barclay lunged into him at first base. Dr Knappenberger supplied medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moon
Madison
Wis
Grace Pennnington
Ben Rush
John Jaittleson
Scotland Township
Fights Net City 26 20 in Fines
A fight at the Anderson shoe shop left A. W. Sandgren and Chas Carey fined 26.20 in Justice Ralston’s court. Sandgren suffered facial cuts and broken glasses after both men were intoxicated about 5:30 in the evening. Mrs. Miner visits from South McArthur Street to see her daughter Amos Scott. Albert Clugston Kirby Clugston James Foster and two sons plan a Chicago trip tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Sandgren
Chas. Carey
Justice Ralston
Anderson Shoe Shop
Sangren
Chicago
Albert
Kirby Clugston
James H. Foster
James Jr
William
Clugston
Patent Infringement Suit Over Green River Beverage
N W Meyer doing business as Bushnell Bottling Works faces a Fulton county suit for relief and injunction filed by Schoenhofen over the Green River non alcoholic drink claiming patent and trademark infringement. Schoenhofen cites $750000 spent on advertising since 1919 and a cancelled contract Aug 20 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, Ill
N. W. Meyer
Bushnell Bottling Works
Canton
Bushnell
Fulton County
Fred H. Snyder
Schoenhofen Company
a,Chicago Corporation
Meyer
Green River
United States
Patent Office
Schoenhofen
Congress begins 30 day recess as sessions adjourn
Washington August 25 Congress adjourned for a 30 day recess with many senators and representatives leaving Washington. Some will stay for committee work. Senate and House reconvene September 21. The House plans three short recesses through October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Bushnell Fair Race Results From Yesterday
Races at Bushnell fair yielded wins by Merrimaid Towler Bros in the 2:80 trot and Dale Patchen Ralph Buss in the 2:25 pace. Other top finishers included Worthy Weyburn Mabel W G Hatch Edna Mayo Tillie Exponent and Francis E Fred Brock Earl Muscovite and Chester Darefield. A half mile dash saw Trinket Mary Lyons Billy Glencoe Necessity, and Pony race placed Lester M Lady Gold Billy M Swift M with a three way tie for third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushnell Fair
Merrimaid
Towler Bros
Monte Bello
J. 8. Altizer
Worthy Weyburn
J. E. Baumgardner
Mabel W. G. W. Hatch
Edna Mayo
Tillie Exponent
Dale Patchen
Ralph Buss
Francis E
Fred Brock
Chester Darefield
G. A. Vance
Earl Muscovite
J. W. Pitkin
Mary Lyons
Billy
Glencoe
Necessity
Lester M
Lady Gold
Billy M
Swift M
Swarm of Crickets Or Lion Fleas At Tokyo Theatres
The town suffered a cricket swarm last night with no explanation given. W F Grubb manager of the Tokyo and Grand theatres explains the insects are “lion fleas” drawn by the Lion animal comedy showing at the venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Grubb
Tokyo
Grand Theatres
Visiting Glen Walker From Bates Canyon
Glen Walker of Bates Canyon Missouri, formerly of south of this letty, is visiting relatives and friends for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Walker
Bates Canyon
Birth of 7-Pound 4-Ounce Son to Sullivan Family
Relatives in Macomb announce the birth of a 7 pound 4 ounce son to Mr and Mrs Mike Sullivan former Macomb residents now of Peoria The notice appears in local birth records with Sell through By Stender listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Mike Sullivan
Peoria
Len Small Expected To Seek Re Election In 1924
Springfield Aug. 25 Senator Richard R. Meents says Governor Len Small will run again in 1924. Meents, a close ally, asserts Small never quit under fire and would face the voters once more. The announcement caps Governor's Day at the state fair amid talks of Senator John Dailey of Peoria also entering the 1924 race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Small
Richard R. Meents
Senate
Ales
Len Small
Senator Meents
John Dailey
Peoria
Habermann Arrives Promising Strong Football Season
Coach Habermann and veteran players join Macomb College for a hopeful year. Principal Cleveland focuses full time on athletics, aiming to boost school spirit and field a competitive gridiron squad with returning lettermen and academy recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sala
Habermann
Cleveland
Timbers
Francis
Bill’ Russell
Ben Decker
Gerald Pugh
Lee McCourt
Harold Case
Hesh
Gaumer
Faulk
Peck
C. Thompson
Greer
Macomb and
Vicinity
Bridgewater Boy Improves After Auto Mishap
The Bridgewater boy injured in an auto mishap yesterday shows improvement today at Holmes Hospital. An X ray at Macomb clinic by Dr Hartman shows no skull fracture.
Scarlet Fever Strikes Miss Lola Jack at Home
Miss Lola Jack daughter of Mr and Mrs Herschel Jack of West Fiske street is very ill at home with scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Jack
Herschel Jack
West Fiske Street
Macomb Fairgrounds Convert To Livestock Show Site
The Macomb Agricultural Fair grounds fill with tents from Peoria Awning and Tent Co to host livestock and exhibits next week. A fountain by F E Neylon will supply ice cold water, nine wells cleaned, box stalls prepared, and a new headquarters tent under R I Empey for entries. Entry blanks are available at the headquarters tent or the secretary’s office for culinary and art divisions. Reserved seats remain at P D Roark drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb Agricultural Fair
Peoria
F. E. Neylon
R. I. Empey
Secretary
The
Commercial Association
P. D. Roark Drug Store
Arrests In Rushville For Chicken Theft
The By-Stanedr reports the arrest of Chas Frakes Tyler Young and C L Davis in Rushville on charges of stealing chickens. Sheriff Sapp and Deputy Wilson traveled to Rushville to identify the birds as those stolen from the St Francis hospital and the John Kirkpatrick farm near Industry. If identified they will be brought to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Chas
Frakes
Tyler Young
C. L. Davis
Sapp
Wilson
St. Francis Hospital
John Kirkpatrick
Industry
First Time Seen in Forty Years Visits in Sharpsburg
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brand of Sharpsburg Tennessee met with cousin Mrs. R. A. Miner on South McArthur Street. This is their first reunion in forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Brand
Sharpsburg Tn
R. A. Miner
South McArthur Street
Local resident Ed Holden Sr. in serious relapse
Ed Holden Sr. of West Mon Donough Street suffered a serious relapse last night and is today in a weakened condition, able to speak only in a whisper. The By-Stander serial story installment is omitted today and will appear in tomorrow's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Holden Sr
West Mon Donough Street
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Tle
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Tess
Virgil
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Well
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Miltonvale
McClann
Brooking
Nee White
Bush
Hight
John W. Nihil
Whenetie
PTED
Gtang
Kennedy—Smith
Amos Scott
Plymouth
Bustinell Bettler
Concern
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Hull
Eng
Humber
C. Walker
Great Britain
Wann
Stender
Teacher's College
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