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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1920
Page
1
Cox cites corruption fund at 15 million in campaign claims
In Pittsburgh and New York addresses Governor Cox claims Republican corruption funds exceed 15 million dollars. He asserts prior figures were understated, accuses party leaders of secrecy, and challenges Harding and others to respond to the fundraising charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Cox
Repub
Guilty Plea Recorded For Unlicensed Driving Incident
A local case results in a guilty plea for driving without a license. The defendant pays a 50 dollar fine plus court costs. The incident occurred under the jurisdiction of Bardolph, with Stoneking noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fingus Af Bushnell
Stoneking’s
Bardolph
Unable to eat but will live via new feeding tube
John Sharon, 70, of Good Hope, unable to swallow, received an enterostomy at Holmes hospital. Dr. J B Holmes inserted a tube from the abdomen into the stomach to deliver liquid food, delaying starvation though the esophageal growth may yet prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sharon
Good Hope
J. B. Holmes
Holmes Hospital
Sharon
Holmes
Bardolph Baby Wins First Prize at District Fair
Eloise Connor, two and a half, won first prize in the 24 to 36 months class at the Galesburg District Fair baby show, beating about 200 entrants. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Connor of Bardolph, celebrate the $25 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PMH
Harry Connor
Bardolph
Galesburg
Eloise
Connor
Darlene
Wood
Colorado
Phillips
Miss Grace Camp to Visit Here for Two Week Vacation
Miss Grace Camp of the Chicago office of the Grand Trunk railroad arrives tonight for a two week stay with her mother Mrs. Alice Camp and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Camp
Chicago
Grand Trunk Railroad
Alice Camp
To Teach in Ohio Miss Louise Randolph Leaves for Akron
Miss Louise Randolph will depart Monday night to Akron Ohio to teach in the Akron schools for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Louise Randolph
Akron
Harvest Homecoming for Roy Graves from North Dakota Fields
Roy Graves son of Mr and Mrs Ed Graves returned home last night from North Dakota where he worked in harvest fields He visited Chicago on the way home with his brother Claude in attendance at the family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest Fields
Roy Graves
Ed Graves
North Dakota
Chicago
Claude
H. B. Welch
Lloyd
East Jackson Street
Yellowstone Park
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pikes Peak
Welch
Northwest
St. Paul
Dakota
Montana
Fargo
Southwest
South
Iowa
Yellowstore Park
Pike’s Peak
National Park
Olson Of Moline for Congressmen Leads Democratic Ticket
At a Congressional committee meeting in Monmouth Illinois Andrew Olson former Moline mayor was chosen as the Democratic candidate for the Fourteenth Congressional District. To appear on the primary ballot voters must write his name. In Elgin Ralph DePalma led the 8th Annual road race in the first lap with 6 minutes 30 seconds amid a 60 000 spectator crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Ill
Congressional Committee
Andrew, Olson
Moline
Congress
Wishart
DePalma
Milton
D, Murphy
O’donnell
Coal price drop ahead due to interstate order
Indianapolis Aug 28 A predicted major cut in coal prices follows an interstate commerce commission order denying open top cars to wagon mines and mines without loading chutes. The United Mine Workers Journal editor says high prices come from smaller and wagon mines, and the order may drive smaller mines to close, freeing cars for larger operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
United Mine Workers Journal
Thirty Three Indicted by Denver Grand Jury Riot Case
A Denver grand jury returns twelve indictments involving 33 persons from street riot violence. The report to Judge Hersey details charges including assault with intent to kill malicious mischief and robbery. Seven lives were lost in the riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Grand Jury
Hersey
Harding Calls League an Irredeemable Failure
Senator Harding denounces the League of Nations as irredeemable failure and proposes a World Association based on Hague treaty principles. Speaking at Marion front porch to Indiana Republicans, he counters Cox’s view that the League remains viable, saying it collapsed at Poland’s test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marion
League of Nations
Harding
Indiana
Cox
League
Poland
Picketing Appeal Seeks Colby Action on Cork Mayor
Three members of the American women’s picket met Secretary Colby and urged protest of the British government’s imprisonment of Cork’s mayor. Colby would consider the matter. spokeswoman Mrs. Curless warned of impact on Irish American vote, while Colby said he represented the nation, not a small group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
American Womens
Colby
Cork
Curless
Armed Cruiser Pittsburg Sent to Aid Americans
Washington Aug. 28 Secretary Daniels announced he ordered the armored cruiser Pittsburg from Danzig to Reval to protect American citizens there. The order was dispatched to Vice Admiral Huse after a conference with Secretary Colby and Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Daniely
Pittsburg
Danzig
Reval
Huge
Colby
Daniels
Fierce Riot in Belfast Wrecks Bar Racks on Cullingtree Road
Belfast authorities report a fierce riot on Cullingtree road this morning. Police barricades were wrecked and militia fired upon the crowd. Several injured were rushed to the Royal Victoria hospital nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Belfast
Cullingtree Road
Royal Victoria Hospital
Russ-Polish Peace Conference Shifts Location
Warsaw reports the Russ-Polish peace conference has been moved from Minsk with agreement from Soviet Russians and Poles. The new meeting site remains unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Warsaw
Minsk
Trysting
Kentucky cloudburst causes $100000 damage in Louisville
A telegraph report from Carlyle, Kentucky, states the cloudburst last night caused $100,000 in damage in Louisville and flooded the valley. The notice also reports a new arrival, an 8 12 pound daughter born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Willie Davis of the Mohanan place near Blandinsville, who are reported to be doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Associated Press
Louisville
Carlyle
Willie Davis
Mohanan Place
Blandinsville
Lord Mayor of Cork Reported Worse in Hunger Strike
Terrence Mc Sweeney, the Lord Mayor of Cork, is reported worse this morning at Brixton jail where he is confined on a hunger strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Associated Press
Terrence McSweeney
Brixton Jail
Robert Kirk Returns from Springfield Fair Trip
Robert Kirk came home last night after several days in the southern state visiting the Springfield Fair and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Robert Kirk
State Fair Attendance Noted as Mr and Mrs Oscar Andrews Return
Mr and Mrs Oscar Andrews returned home last night from Springfield where they had attended the State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Andrews
Springfield
Local Young Man Fooled By Fake Marriage License
LeRoy Byerly, a popular local clerk, was duped into thinking he would wed after receiving a forged Rushville marriage license. Officials confirm no license was issued since August 7, and Deputy Clerk Long did not sign the document. The piece also notes a family trip by the Welch family detailing weather, crops, and scenery from Yellowstone to Pike’s Peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Byerly
Burnham Grocery
Rushville
Helen Klepper
Order of Benedicts
Schuyler County
Long
Klepper
Francis Crain Breaks Arm in Ball Game
Francis Crain son of Earl Crain fractured both bones of his left arm between wrist and elbow yesterday afternoon during a ball game. Dr. Adams reduced the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Crain
Earl Crain
Adams
Miss Eva McMillan Returns to Anacortis to Teach
Miss Eva McMillan returned to Anacortis Washington this morning where she teaches after spending the summer vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs J S McMillan in Anacortis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacortis
Wash
Eva McMillan
J. S .McMillan
Bushnell Case Appealed After Dismissal Flaw Found
The Bushnell case against Mrs. Carrie Tranchetell for conduct of a house of ill fame was appealed to the Circuit Court after Justice Stoneking in Bardolph dismissed on grounds the complaint was not sworn by the city attorney. Hartzell argues the papers flaw caused delay. hearings shifted from Hunt in Bushnell to Bardolph with a venue change and a continuance due to counsel being tied up in county court. The complainant Mrs. Johnson, formerly of Bushnell, now resides in Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Tranchetell
Bushnell
Justice Hunt
Bardolph
Johnson
Viles
Cole Petroleum Co organized with Judge Dean Franklin as vice president
Oklahoma City Aug 29 The Cole Petroleum Co capitalized at 5 million dollars is formed by C R Cole of the Cole Oil Syndicate with Judge Dean Franklin of Chicago as vice president. Fern Ross of Oklahoma City is secretary and George Short attorney general of Oklahoma is assistant attorney. Half the stock will be for development and producing acreage in Kansas may be acquired. Bigley moves to Oklahoma City and Franklin will arrive soon with offices in the Continental Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil and Gas Journal
Tulsa
Okla
Dean Franklin
Oklahoma City
Cole Petroleum Co
Capital
C. R. Cole
Cole Oil Syndicate
Chicago
G. F. Bigley
Fern Ross
George Short
Oklahoma
Cole
Kansas
Mexico
Bigley
Judge Franklin
Continental
Governor Lowden Addresses Ratification Meeting
Oklahoma City August 28 Republicans from most counties gathered for the state ratification convention at the Republican clubs meeting. Governor Lowden arrived at noon and will deliver the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Lowden
State Fair vamp bitten by rattler
Springfield reports Mary Harris a vampire snake charmer at the state fair mistook a full fanged black diamond rattler for a pet during a late afternoon act. The reptile pierced her cheek with fangs and she is listed in very serious condition at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Mary Harris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican National
Fred W. Upham
Hays
Upham
Prat
Mr. Harding
York
Nath Wintel
Near Good Hope
Bardolph Baby
Weed Baby
Margaret Allison
E. L. Allison
Carroll Street
Geo. McBride
St. Louis
Mary McBride
West McDonough Street
Elgin
Ireland
City OF
Hartzell
NEW CO
Governor Lowden
State Fair
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