Automobiles Stolen in Jackson Lows 1920
Report notes a Ford touring car was stolen in Jackson in 1920. The brief item lists theft without detailing suspects or motives.
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27 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 27, 1920
Page
1
Ford theft sparks police hunt after night entry
A 1920 Ford touring car belonging to Dr. C P Jaldenis was stolen from a Lafayette Street residence garage. The thief entered through a side door and started the motor before escaping. Authorities, aided by The Con Tuskanee company and local officials, issued a $25 reward for recovery and the capture of the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
C. P. Jaldenis
Lafayette Street
Jackson
Swan Creek St
Conati
Tuskanee Company
Mraiew Company
Revi
Ear Howard
Eether
Goeppinger WillFiled for Probate in Bushnell
The will of Christian Goeppinger, who died in Bushnell on August 12, leaves all property to his wife Catherine for life, with the remainder to his children Emma Carpenter Cora Goep linger Louise Goep linger and Pauline Goeppinger. The instrument, dated July 9, 1917, was filed in county court with $8,000 personal property listed and w Itnessed by John C. Griffith and Frank Krauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Goeppinger
Bushnell
Catherine
John C. Griffith
Frank Krauser
Emma G. Carpenter
Cora
Louise Goeplinger
Pauline Goeppinger
Cox reiterates charge campaign fund expose claims
Governor Cox says he will reveal further Republican campaign fund exposures within a week after pausing in transit to New Haven. He accuses big donors and dummy names on party books and says he will name men involved if pressed by the senate committee. He also notes a Democratic finances deficit prior to joining the ticket. A Macomb directory issue reports updated phone listings, and Roy Pierce announces the birth of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Cox
Pittsburgh
New Haven
Will Hays
Hays
Senate
Chicago
Mark Hanif
European nations show great population loss in war
A Copenhagen society report released via the American Red Cross estimates ten European nations have suffered a population decline of 530,000 since 1914 due to war. The causes cited include 9,819,000 killed in action, 5,301,000 deaths from war conditions, and a 20,200,000 drop in births amid epidemics and blockades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wshington
Copenhagen Society
American Red Cross
Wanted Girl for Book Keeping and Sales Work
Classified notice from Federal Bakery seeks a girl for book keeping and light sales duties. An earlier By-Stander ad secured a candidate last Monday. For more help, place a By-Stander notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bakery
Cor
Randolph
E. Washington Street
Millard McBride Arrives for Ten Day Visit
Here Visiting Millard McBride arrives from Michigan City for a ten day stay with his parents Mr and Mrs John McBride. He works for the Stein Paris Fashion Co. McBride family has been visiting here for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard McBride
Michigan City
John McBride
Stein-Paris Fashion Co
Mr. MeBride
Spence Party Arrives for Visit in Rexroat Home
Dr and Mrs Thos Spence of Crookston Minnesota and Miss Cora N Potter of Peoria arrived here last evening in the former s Buick rear for a visit with Miss Nellie Jane Rexroat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos Spence
Crookston
Minn
Cora N. Potter
Peoria
Nellie Jane Rexroat
Coxes list a phony claim on campaign quotas
Governor Cox and Fred Upham spar over Republican fund quotas with Upham denying any city level apportionment and citing state totals. He notes collections reach 1,017,255 with New York contributing 225,293 and rejects Cox claims of multi‑million or fifteen million dollar aims. Meanwhile in Bushnell work begins on a new McDonough county Tubercular sanitarium on the fairground site. Stallings Bros of Peoria and Harvey Conelly lead crews with a target completion by August 1 next year at 67 516 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
James M. Cox
Fred Upham
Republican National
New York
Upham
Republican National Committee
New York State
Will Hays
Cox
McDonough County
Fair Ground
Bushnell
Stallings Bros. Firm
Peoria
Harve Conelly
Conelly
Decision on disputed play in Legion Giants game
In a recent game between the city’s American Legion team and Monmouth’s Colored Giants, Umpire Whit tlesey ruled the first runner out on a forced play after a bunt and wild throw. James Crusinberry argued that once the runner touched second no force could apply, but the umpire upheld the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Colored Giants
Monmouth
Whittlesey
Tribune
James Crusinberry
Mrs Bacon and daughter visit West Jefferson home
Mrs J B Bacon and her daughter Mable from St. Joe Missouri are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs W R Botoroff in West Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bacon
Mable
St. Joe, Mo
W. R. Botoroff
West Jefferson Street
Radish Record Claim in Curious Garden Grower Report
A gardener named Mr. Lance claims a ground radish he grew without special care is the year's largest. He mentions bystander office scrutiny and a numeric reference 17:1.9, though details remain unclear and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
Turnip Shaped Crimson Giant Variety Grown
A reader notes a Crimson Giant type turnip resembling a sphere in circumference. The description emphasizes its unusual round form and the plant’s size characteristics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M&t
Death of Former Secretary of Agriculture
Aug. 26 in Towa Jamee son, former secretary of the department of agriculture, died at 11 o clock this morning. Funeral is set for 2 p.m. today at United Presby church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racr
Towa
Jameeson
The
Pee of Agriculture
United Presbyn Church
American Legion Beats Bardolph In Baseball Action
The Macomb American Legion team defeated Bardolph 9 to 4 on Bardolph’s diamond yesterday. Bardolph only scored once before the ninth inning when they drew a run by a hit batter. Lineups included American Legion players Nester Greenbank Bartleson Howell See gar Jackson Foster Harmon Strickland and Bardolph’s Douglas Landis Casner M. Switzer L. Switzer Bell Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Macomb
Bardolph
American
Isegion
Nester
Greenbank
Bartleson
Ist
Howell
Seegar
Jackson
Foster
Harmon
Strickland
Douglas
Landis
Casner
M. Switzer
Switzer
L. Switeer
Bell
Rhodes
Republican state committee selects W L Cole as chair
The Missouri Republican Party accepts W L Cole as chairman after his role in Harding and Lowden preconvention funds. John G Hughes of Macon may succeed Cole as party leader with formal selection set for September 14. Ben M Neale not seeking reelection signals upcoming chair and secretary informal choices. Glen Hill visits from Kansas City to see family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatednese
St . Louis
W. L. Cole
Republican State Committee
Lowden
John G. Hughes
Macon County
Cole
Ben M. Neale
Visiting in Iowa with Cary Greenup and Chas McCutcheon
Cary Greenup and his grandson Chas. McCutcheon left yesterday for a brief visit to Bonaparte Iowa to see relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cary Greenup
Chas. McCutcheon
Bonaparte
Licensed to Wed Rushville Aug 26
Marriage notice from Rushville announces Leroy Byerly and Helen Klepper plan to wed on August 26. The brief confirms names and event as a local social item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushiville
Leroy Byerly
Helen Klepper
Governor Cox alleges big Republican fund drive to buy presidency
Gov. Cox, campaigning in Pittsburgh, presents alleged Republican campaign quotas totaling 8.145 million dollars across 51 cities in 27 states. He claims Senator Harding and Will Hays approved the plan and says the evidence will be given to the Senate campaign committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Gov. Cox
Cox
Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Senate
Cam—Paign
New York
New York City
Philadelphia
Albany
N. Y
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Ed Sherbine
K. G. Worrell
Dr. Barclay
Carthage
Hancock County Fair
Plymouth
Golden West
McDonough
Democrats
Macomb Telephone Company
Roy Pierce
Ooe Ei
Roy
Republican Nation
Chicago Tribune
Secretary OF Agriculture
Missouri G. O. P
Glen Hill
Kansas City
Wm. Hill
Harry M. Blair
Will H. Hays
Syria
Dayton
Ohio
Ed H. Moore
Youngstown
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