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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
Feb 20, 1922
Page
1
Renounced Marriage through Separate Homes in New York
Fragmentary notice notes a woman choosing to retain her maiden name after separation. It mentions divorce conditions and announces a bride in New York with a changesin surname, referencing locations and parties in Springfield and Jerseyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Tubereum
Springfield
New York
Pythias Anniversary Celebration at Macomb Lodge
Fractured OCR notes an upcoming Pythias anniversary event at the Macomb lodge with members and guests invited. The report mentions a committee and speakers, with plans for an evening program and ceremonial elements. Details are unclear due to text garble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiverang
Ilrose Lodge
Macomb
Rotary talk on paper making at Miner Book Store
W. C. Miner addressed a noon Rotary luncheon detailing how linen rags become pulp sheets and finished writing paper. Samples from Eaton Crane Pike Stationery Co were shown, including pulp sheets and buffalo-hide sizing. The window display at Miner Book Store features the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Miner
Rotary Club
Eaton, Crane & Pike Stationery Company
India
Miner Book Store
Harding Refuses Information On Four Power Pacific Treaty
President Harding told the Senate on February 20 that he cannot provide details of the four power Pacific treaty negotiations. He said most talks were conducted without formal records and that disclosing confidential negotiations would not serve the public interest. He asserted there were no concealed undertakings or secret exchanges of notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Senate
Student Orchestra For Pupils Benefit
Harold Frank, local music teacher and Illino is orchestra director, plans to form a student orchestra from his pupils. He says the group will provide essential orchestral experience, filling a gap between Quincy and Chicago and offering his students practical ensemble training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Frank
Illinois Orchestra
Mr. Frank
Quincey
Chicago
Frank
Home Talent Play at Stookey School in Lamoine
A home talent play titled Safety First will be performed at the Stookey School House in Lamoine on February 23 and 24. The cast includes Jack Arnold Carl Wear Jerry Arnold Wilbur Vance Elmer Flannel Lawrence Valentine McNutt George Beers Abou Ben Mocha Ed Hendricks Mabel Montgomery Alice Beers Virginia Bridger Veryl Wear Mrs Barrington Briger Nancy Wear Mary Ann Jeanette Hinton Zuleika Mary Lewis and special numbers between acts. Tell your neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stookey
Lamoine Two
Jack Arnold
Carl Wear
Jerry Arnold
Wilbur Vance
Elmer Flannel
Lawrence Valentine
McNutt
George Beers
Abou Ben Mocha
Ed Hendricks
Mabel Montgomery
Alice Beers
Virginia Bridger
Veryl Wear
Mrs. Barrington-Briger
Nancy Wear
Mary Ann
Jeanette Hinton
Fire destroys LaHarpe livery barn and cigar store
In LaHarpe on Friday morning a fire nearly wiped out George Andrews livery barn and a cigar shop run by Bob Burkanshaw. Burkanshaw’s stock was insured, but the building policy had lapsed two weeks earlier. total losses are placed between 4000 and 5000 dollars.
M'Under Wires Harding American Legion Commander Plaints Losses
American Legion commander claims manufacturers have been reimbursed for losses amid wartime supply issues. He emphasizes government oversight and urges accountability for wartime compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Bridegroom 57 Not 47 in Mathilde McCormick Engagement
Chicago reports Mathilde McCormick 18 engaged to Max Oser of Zurich in a romance boosted by a Chicago interior decorator who claims kinship to a Swiss cousin. He states Oser is 57, not 47, as rumored, and notes Rockefeller consent may be required for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Decorator
Chicago
fBy
Associated Press
Mathilde McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
Max Oser
Zurich
Switzerland
McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Emil Burgy
Qser
Miss McCormick
Burgy
McCormicks
Rockefeller
Church Man Harvey Church Faces Insanity Hearing
In Chicago on February 20 Harvey Church, convicted of murdering Bernard Dougherty, was brought into court on a stretcher for a hearing on whether he became insane after his conviction. He had been scheduled to hang last Friday but received a two week stay. his Hunger Strike weakness raises doubt he will survive forced feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associateu Rrese
Chicago
Harvey Church
Bernard Dougherty
Church
Havana Town Songs Licensed for Europe Debut
Roy Coats, composer of Havana Town and Just Tell Me Why We Can’t Agree, assigned the international copyright to Fieldman Co. of London. The works will be published for presentation in England and Europe, with Runner Concert companies featuring the songs on their summer circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Coats
Havana
Fieldman & Co
London
Eng
Europe
England
European
Runner Concert
Lyceum
Tri State Mutual officers meet for audit and business
The Tri-State Mutual trustees and Grand officers held a regular session to audit the books and transact other proper business. Officers listed include L. W. Camp president Nora Phillips vice president John Graves secretary E. C. Wolfe treasurer J. D. Horrell trustee M. C. Creel trustee A. R. Conkey trustee. Post Office closes at 9 a.m. on Wednesday February 22 with limited delivery and desk service for patrons 9 to 9 30 a.m. James M Pree PLM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Mutual
L. W. Camp
Nora Phillips
Prairie City
John Graves
E. C. Wolfe
J. D. Horrell
Colchester
M. C. Creel
Bardolph
A. R. Conkey
Blandinsville
Solitary Confinement on Anniversary in Nash Case
In Pana, Owen Nash, 23, was sentenced to thirty years at hard labor after a judge denied his new trial plea. The sentence includes solitary confinement on each anniversary of the night he shot and killed Policeman Thomas Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pana Jill
Thomas Hughes
Owen Nash
Pana
Railroad Men Hold Political Conference
Associated Press reports a national conference of railroad union leaders opened in Chicago with more than a hundred labor figures expected to join. The gathering aims to map plans for participation in primaries and the 1930s elections next fall. A noted individual, R. V. Purdum, walked downtown today after months of ankle injury confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Moved To Chicago By B J Norton Jr
B J Norton Jr reports a change of address from a farm near Maqnon to 1492 Tentlov yay in the By-Stander column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
B. J. Norton Jr
Maqnon
Harn files for 43rd district seat as Galesburg Republican
In Springfield Jerry A. Harn of Galesburg filed a primary petition today to run as a Republican for state representative from the 43rd district. Also today the Senate adopted a House resolution extending naval radio service privileges to the press for five years. In Rock Island burglars broke into the Eagles’ home, robbed two safes, and fled with 800 dollars. Evanston reports the Women’s Christian Temperance Union vows to intensify efforts to elect dry nominees in the fall. In Peoria bandits shot grocer David Szidon during a store robbery. he died, robbers fled without stealing any money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Jerry A. Harn
Galesburg
Washington
Senate
Evanston
Womens’ Christian Temperance Union
Peoria
David Szidon
Szidon
Macomb to Get Third Gasoline Station
Macomb will soon have a third gasoline filling station to be built by the Johnson Oil Co. It will occupy the lot north of the Willard battery station at Adams and Lafayette streets. The new structure will be handsome, set back from the street, with a semicircular drive between it and the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Johnson Oil Co
Lafayette Street
Willard Battery
Adams and
Whisky Peddler Fined $100 in Beardstown Case
Fred Fritz of Beardstown pleaded guilty in Judge Innes court to a bootlegging charge. He was fined $100 and costs, to be paid within a week or face jail time. Fritz hopes his father in Canton can cover the payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fritz
Beardstown
Judge Innes Court
Fritz
Canton
Arrested Again on Wet Charge In Colchester
Vern Lawson of Colchester was arrested again this morning by Sheriff Sapp on bootlegging charges and jailed awaiting arraignment likely tomorrow. Earlier, Lawson faced a similar charge in Hancock County. Wm. M. Huston of Good Hope was appointed conservator for Wm. C. Huston, an ex-soldier receiving government compensation for treatment at Holmes hospital annex due to extreme nervous trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Lawson
Colchester
Sapp
Lawson
Hancock County
Wm. M. Huston of
Good Hope
Wm. C. Huston
Holmes Hospital
Tennessee trio repurchases farm in Lamoine township
G W Shango along with Walter Clark and Walter Mullen of Tennessee flew to Ft Madison Saturday to reclaim a farm in Lamoine township from J A Guiles who had bought it earlier. Manda with Ty Sheeles Advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Shango
Walter Clark
Walter Mullen
Tennessee
Ft. Madison
Lamoine Township
J. A. Guiles
District tournament pairings announce Canton Monmouth games
The district tournament drawings for Canton and Monmouth are released with Academy to face Aledo in Monmouth and Lewistown to confront Macomb in Lewistown. Key matches include Plymouth vs Augusta and Monmouth vs Avon, plus a full bracket of subsequent eliminations and final rounds scheduled across Thursday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Monmouth
Academy
Plymouth
Augusta
Aledo
Stronghurst
Alexis
Avon
Seaton
Biggsville
Bardolph
Kirkwood
Elveston
Alpha
Woodhull
Terra Haute
Lewistown
Macomb
Astoria
Cuba
Bushnell
Farmington
Adair
Glasford
Toava
Vermont
Fairview
Good Hope
Blandinsville
London Mills
Macomb-Lewistown
Academy 10 Plays Abingdon Friday
Coach Pugh’s squad meets Abingdon this Friday in a planned tune up before the annual Tus Sle meeting. Locals predict a victory as the teams prepare for the high school clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Abingdon
Pugh
President signs bill for co operative trade
Washington February 18 the Cap per Volstead co operative marketing act legalizes farmer and producer co ops for marketing and exempts them from Sherman antitrust law. President Truman signed the measure today. Floyd Ellis launches a new taxi line in the city named Ellis Cab Co using Dodire cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Trarding
Floyd Ellis
Ellis Cab Co
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Esroy
Jerseyville
Pythias Hanniversary
Lafayt
O. Miner
Rotary
Stookey School
LA Harpe
M'Cormick
Perrill
House
Ways and Means Committee
Legislative Committee of the American Legion
Legion
Hanford MacNider
MacNider
Tristate
James M Pree
R. V
Rock Island
Eagles
Johnson Oil Refining Co
North
Lafayette
Manda
Ty Sheeles
Tisers
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