Missing Bardolph Man William Harris Feared Mental Crisis
A Bangor Bangor Maine Public Health official William A Harris of Bardolph is missing after a sudden mental health crisis. A friend took him toward Bangor for a weekend gathering when he disappeared. a massachusetts report misidentified another man as him.
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William A. Harris
Augusta
Bangor
Barclph
Chas. Jarris
Bardolph
Harry Walker
Manhattan
Kan
Jarvis
Marlowie
Mass
Harris
W. Harris
Meine Public Health ‘Association
Maine Public Health
E. D. Merrill
Fox” Test
Maine Public Health Association
Augusta House
Siday
Jonesport
Winter Solstice Marks Shortest Day and Seasonal Shift
Weather forecast from Peoria explains the winter solstice occurs tonight at 9 17 with the shortest day 7 20 sunrise and 4 33 sunset. The sun’s movement toward Capricorn signals winter’s start and days will lengthen after March 21. Leap years add time, shifting solstice moments between midnight edges.
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Peoria
Deeem
Bey
Dee
Der
Vermont Telephone Rate Increase Suspended
Vermont utilities commission suspended proposed advances in telephone rates until December 25 1921. Springfield reports the action dated December 21 with Associated Press attribution.
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Sy Associated Press
Springfield
Vermont
Wilities Commission
Wil ey Couple Plans Winter Absent From Macomb
To California, Supervisor and Mrs. John Wiley of Macomb township were expected to travel to Los Angeles, Cal, for a winter visit with Mr and Mrs J T Maddley, former Macomb residents.
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California
John Wiley
Macomb Township
Los Angeles
Cal
Aid
J. 7
Macomb
Ty Bie
Poultry Show and January Term Petit Jurors Named
Catalogue nearly complete for the McDonough County poultry show with over 500 birds expected and entries closing Friday January 7. Petit jurors and a grand jury have been drawn for the January term. jurors listed include George Quigley Emmet and Reed L. Alison Macomb No. 2 among many others.
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County Poultry Assn
Walter R. Purdum
Farm Bureau
McDonough County
Chas
I. Imes
Will B. Martin
E. L. Sapp
John G. Norton
Grand Jury
George Quigley
Emmet
Edward Heister
Bushnell
Bushnell, No. 2. Edw. —. Rodgers—Mound
Gardner Wells
Frank Orr
Rex Lomax
Chas Pool
Noel Dewese
T. Raymond Vail
A. H. Redman
John Bell
Scotland
Carl Latherow
Macomb
Henry L
Miller
Clara Smith to Be Home for Christmas
Clara Smith’s mother says the fugitive may join her in El Paso for Christmas before heading to Fort Worth for her murder trial. Her father later denied knowing her location, while Mrs. Smith claimed Clara is somewhere in Mexico awaiting return.
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Clara Smith
Associated Prenea
el Paso
Tex
J. L. Smith
Ardmore
Okla
Jake Hamnon
Oklahoma
Clara
United States
Emergency telephone rate hikes approved in three cities
The state public utilities commission authorized emergency increases effective January 1 in Galesburg Knoxville and Monmouth. Business lines rise from 54 to 72 dollars annually in Galesburg and 36 to 48 dollars in Knoxville. Monmouth rates go from 40 to 60 dollars and customers with residential lines up to 30 dollars.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Galesburg
Knoxville
Monmouth
State Public Utilities Commission
Murderer slain by fate after attempted train escape
William Statsok aged 38, fleeing Nokomis after a drunken brawl in which he shot Peter Kosak, died when he was cut in half after slipping under a moving freight car. A coroner's jury, in session, found him guilty of murder and delayed to view the grisly track evidence before delivering verdicts.
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Associated Press
Pana
Nokomis
Peter Kosak
William Statsok
Breeders Meet to Organize Spotted Poland China Association
A Saturday afternoon gathering at the farm bureau prepared to form the Spotted Poland China Breeders Association. Motions were made during the meeting to set the group’s structure and goals.
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Offices County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Sec
Spotted Poland Chin Association Leaders Reappointed
Officers Ray Chipman as president and E M Leighty as secretary will serve another year. A bylaws committee for the proposed Spotted Poland China Association was named with Ralph Wilson Colchester chairman, Harvey Walraven Industry, and D H Switzer Colchester. Members urged to join the McDonough County Pure Bred Live Stock Breeders Association.
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Ray Chipman
E. M. Leighty
Spotted Poland Chins Association
Ralph Wilson
Colchester
Harvey Walraven
Industry
D. H. Switzer
Spotted Poland China Association
McDonough, County Pure Bred Live Stock, Breeders’ Association
Colby Arrives in Rio on Florida for Brazil Visit
Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby arrived in Rio de Janeiro aboard the battleship Florida. He travels with Army and Navy representatives to reciprocate General Pessoa’s visit to the United States.
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Associated Press
Rio Janeiro
Bainbridge Colby
Florida
United States
Colby
Army
Navy
Brazil
Pessoa
Tariff Advocates Win In First Vote Contest
Washington reporters say tariff advocates won a preliminary fight in the house by a 206 to 76 vote to suspend calendar business tomorrow to give the Fordney bill right of way.
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Associated Press
Washington
Naval carrier pigeon found dead in Rochester with tag 34
A naval carrier pigeon with tag No 34 and part of an unreadable message was found dead in Rochester New York. The body suggested the bird had been dead three to five days and efforts continue to recover the missing message parts thought to be from the lost army balconists.
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Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Illinois Village Appoints Woman Police Chief
Benton Illinois December 21 Buckner a mining town five miles west of here has a woman chief of police Mrs Lydia Overturf. She was appointed by Mayor John Mallory and earns 110 dollars a month. Her first act was to arrest a man on intoxication charges.
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Associated Press
Benton
Buckner
Here
Lydia Overturf
John Mallory
Longest road in state opened with ceremonies
Springfield December 21 official opening of the 119 mile road between Chatam and Chillicothe celebrated at Mason City Governor Lowden and Governor elect Len Small were expected to speak.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ilinois
Chatam
Chillicothe
Peoria
Mason City
Lowden
Len Small
Textile workers to see wage cuts in Philadelphia
Philadelphia officials say more than 200000 textile workers in the city face wage reductions ranging from 10 to 30 percent in the near future, as announced by officials of several manufacturers associations.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
De Valera Not Found Aboard Aquitania
Southampton December 21 Thor ough search of the Aquitania which arrived this morning found no evidence that Eamonn De Valera president of the Irish Republic was aboard the steamer Births Mr and Mrs Harry Tipton welcome a girl Cheryl Sean born yesterday at St Francis hospital Mr and Mrs Guy Moore of Thdastry welcome a son born yesterday at Tolmes hospital
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Associated Press
Southhampton
Rctors
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Harry Tipton
St. Francis Hospital
Cheryl Sean
Guy Moore
Thdastry
Een
Tolmes Hospital
Politeness Contest Wins One Dollar Prize
Loyal First Presbyterian Sunday school class holds a week long politeness contest in the city. Mrs. Alice Foster won yesterday’s prize for the most polite shopper at Woolworth store and Miss Leona Peck earned a dollar for aiding the selection.
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Alice Foster
First Presbyterian Church
Woolworth
Maude Dudman
Leona Peck
Miss Peck
Farm Bureau Community Meetings This Week
Farm Bureau members near Bushnell and Blandinsville will hold community sessions to plan the year ahead. Donoghue and Bunn will be on hand to answer questions at Bushnell's city building tomorrow at 2 PM and again at Blandinsville's Odd Fellows hall Thursday at 2 PM.
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Farm Bureau
Bushall
Clovek
Donoghue
W. LB. Bunn
Blandinsville
Odd Fellows
Christmas Dancing Party Sponsored by Commercial Association
The dance committee of the Commercial Association will host its annual Christmas dancing party next Saturday evening. Burling-ton’s Boys, a leading local orchestra, will provide the music. The assembly hall has been overhauled with ivory woodwork, light blue walls, and a yellow ceiling for a pleasing look.
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Daunce Committee
The
Commercial Association
Stone’s Novelty
Boys of
Burlington
Association
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John Jefferson
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