Movie Actress Told Several Different Stories
A Los Angeles actress reportedly gave varying accounts, triggering questions about where the truth lies as investigators review her statements and the evolving timeline of events.
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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
Feb 28, 1922
Page
1
Slain Director William Desmond Taylor Mystery Grows
Six men were arrested in connection with the shooting death of motion picture director William Desmond Taylor. Detectives pursued a lead from a woman described as Mrs Walker and traced long distance calls and a telegram to a San Francisco hotel as they seek the motive and persons involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Jon
William Desmond
Taylor
Sid
Irveles
Los Angeles
San
Tinni
William Desmond Tay
San Francisco
Court Voids North Dakota Grain Inspection Law
The court sustains a lower ruling striking down North Dakota grain inspection and marketing law as unconstitutional. Separate decision upholds federal regulation over railroad rates, with the inter state commerce commission authorized to regulate railroad charges. A Wisconsin boundary decree and a Minnesota bridge gathering are noted as finalized or planned events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Luton
Fedecrament
Mecourt
New York
Inter ‘Eree Commission
Boundry
Wisconsin
Supreme
Break Window Glass At Bible Grocery In Oranges Theft
A portion of the front window pane at Bible Grocery on East Pierce Street was shattered Saturday night. Only a few oranges from the window display were missing, with no other items taken. The breakage, likely from a thrown rock, was found Sunday morning. The owner suspects the thief reached through the opening to grab the fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Grocery
East Pierce Street
Senate Committee Backs Four Power and Other Treaties
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approved the arms conference treaties including the four power, naval limitation, submarine and poison gas pacts. A general report of commendations was prepared for Senate submission as debate on the agreements nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate
What About New State Preparing CI PS Franchise
Government court and municipal ownership issues surface as a small trial hints at a state level C I P S franchise. Expiration of a contract may trigger debate on public ownership and service provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW State
Macomb explores new power franchise amid outages
The Macomb public weighs a new franchise with Central Illinois Public Service Company as service problems renew calls for municipal lighting. Debate centers on extending, replacing, or ending the current contract before October 1923 with Illinois Commerce Commission implications. Springfield reports subpoenaed witnesses in Governor Small case. 250 listed across Illinois including Sangamon County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Central Illinois Public Service Company
Municipal
Ilinoig Commerce Commission
Illinois Commerce Commission
State Commerce Commission
Commerce Commission
Commercce Commission
Associated Press
Springfield
Fred Mortimer
Illinois
Small
Waukegan
Mortimer
Sangamon County
Kankakee
Grant Park
Rockford
Princess Mary Weds Viscount Lascel Les in Westminster Abbey
London reports Princess Mary, daughter of King George and Queen Mary, married Viscount Lascel Les at Westminster Abbey. The ceremony at 11:30 amid royal pomp drew crowds from Britain and abroad as 8,000 police secured the royal procession and cheering crowds filled the streets.
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Associated Press
London
Mary
George
Queen Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Westminster Abbey
Westminster
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Impart
Edward the Confessor
Bushnell Legion Hosts 70 Locals In Cribbage Night
Bushnell post entertained the McDonough county cribbage team for the second tourney game last night. With locals leading six games, the schedule paused after the train whistle. Arrangements will decide whether to concede or finish the remaining games. Bushnell beat Macomb two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonough County Legion Post
Bushnell Post
Bushnell
Macomb Bunch
McDonald
Griffith
Gardner
King
McKeown
Macomb
Eason
Downing
Kerman
Townley
Nester
van Etten
Harry McCutcheon
Edw
McDonough
Cummins of U. S. G. G. to Return for Open Talks
The farm bureau announces F S Cummins of the U S Grain Growers will visit for talks in Industry on Wednesday at 1 30 PM Vermont on Wednesday at 7 30 PM Friendship church Thursday at 1 30 PM and Prairie City Thursday at 7 30 PM The M E church Home and Foreign Missionary Society will meet Wednesday at 2 30 PM all members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farm Bureau
F. 5. Cummins
U. S
Industry
Vermont
Friendship Church
Prairie City
Home and Foreign Mission
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
M. E Church
King of Little Italy Shot by Assassins in Des Moines
A wealthy Italian bondsman known as the King of Little Italy, aged 35, was shot in a rear-grace entry of his home in Des Moines. A revolver fired multiple bullets entered his temple and body, killing him late last night by two unidentified assassins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pree
Des Moines
Ancelo Ferrerria
Little Italy
Eastern Star at Bushnell meeting draws local attendance
Macomb Eastern Stars numbering about a dozen attended a school of instructions in Bushnell yesterday afternoon and evening. Grand Lecturer Mrs. Gene Terry of Aurora led the session. An elegant pot luck supper followed at 6 o’clock with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Mullen, Miss Jennie Norton, John G. Norton and Mesdames Mollie Gorbach Georgia McDonough Louise Fluegel Vera Towne Donna Draper Jessie Ledgerwood Lillian Applegate and Bessie Eastin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Bushnell
Gene Terry
Aurora
Haines
Georgia McDonough
Louise Fluegel
Vera Towne
Donna Draper
Jessie Ledgerwood
Lillian Applegate
Bessie Eastin
Election Official Struck by Illness at Poles
J A Long an election official for the first ward collapsed at the Martin undertaking parlors polling place around noon and was unconscious briefly. Dr Hermetet treated him and said it was a fainting spell with rapid recovery expected. A deputy was named to fill his position on the election board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Long
Martin Undertaking
West Carroll Street
Hermetet
Election Board
Governor Sets Cement Price Bid For Illinois Roads
Springfield bid price cap of 1.30 dollars per barrel for cement for road building was met by Marquette Portland Cement Co. bids opened on four million barrels but with quantity not to exceed six hundred thousand. Nearby notes report reroofing at the Rebecca Miles residence and the John Allen residence with asbestos fireproof shingles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Small
Illinois
Marquette Portland Cement Co
Rebecca Miles
East Washington Street
John Allen
East Carroll Street
Henry A. Enby
Blackmailer in Jail at Monmouth
Floss W. Munson a Monmouth railroad employee is jailed awaiting a U S marshal from Peoria on a mail fraud warrant. He allegedly wrote December letter demanding 1000 dollars in a secluded spot and fled a trap set by police after a fake package was found. The threat claimed the recipient had murdered his wife struck by a railroad train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Floss W. Munson
United States
Peoria
Munson
Mun‘son
Oklahoma
Landis Ends Court Service with Retirement Today
Kensaw Mountain Landis concluded seventeen years as federal judge for the Northern District of Illinois by rendering his last decision today and announcing he will not return to the bench. His resignation to President Harding becomes effective tomorrow as he moves to serve as baseball commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
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