Berry Holds Eat In Senate Exposes Three Year Battle
The Senate voted 40 to 41 against seating Truman Berry amid a long fight over his claimed entitlement. Republicans and two Democrats sided with opponents, while three senators abstained or were absent. Berry declared exoneration after four months of perceived persecution, claiming the outcome clears all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Uglon
Truman Way
Michigan
Senate
Depupucrs
Viewlus
Tion
Newberry
Jeuk
Nus
Thas
Senay
Naire Wins Five Dollar Prize
Julius Rosen executive merchant and philanthropist won the daily newspaper contest with the motto money like a beggar and money like a king. He has contributed millions to charitable and pig enterprises in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naire
Associated Press
Julius Rosen
Exec
Philanet
Lnversoll
Mil “Lars
Reis
George Re Leases Prisoners in Ireland Truce Move
An AP report from Lan Jan 13 says King granted a general amnesty in respect to political offenses by the Committee in Ireland prior to the operation of the truce. A lease of prisoners will be needed.
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Lan
Amin
Ireland
Nee
Curran's Wife Mrs Curran Seeks Legislature Seat
The clipping notes Mrs. Curran, wife of Dan Curran of Macomb, as a legislative candidate. She supports a fathers Pension law, an inheritance act for women to manage communal property, and aims to advance women and children's interests. The Illinois Women's Bar Association backs her candidacy.
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Chicago Journal
Breiner Estate Probate Distributes 12500 Among Heirs
The estate of Henry M. Breiner of Sciota is probated in which $12 500 in personal property is divided among Ernest Moore a nephew and several Breiner relatives. Benjamin Breiner receives 500 plus an equal share of the remainder as he is described as a cripple. Executors named include Austin F. Breiner and Robert S. Breiner with witnesses R O Cutler and Chas K Peck. The deceased died January 2 in El Paso Texas and was interred at Good Hope.
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Henry M. Breiner
Ernest Moore
Benjamin Breiner
Benjamin
Lydia A. Crate
J. L. Breiner
D. S. Breiner
D. D. Breiner
Robert
Albert Breiner
Austin F. Breiner
Robert. S. Breiner
R. O "Cutler
Chas. K. Peck
Sciota
Text of treaty is made public and political turmoil
Springfield Ill January 13 The murder of Effingham county treasurer Amos Munday is linked to a dispute over his two daughters Cleo and Beulah charged with grand larceny Their requisition to return to Ohio was refused by Governor Small Authorities say Munday died from a gunshot at his home amid questions about his daughters In Paris Jan 13 Briand text of Anglo French treaty is made public Britain to aid France if Germany provokes aggression Poincare seeks cabinet after Briand resigns Briand calls resignation final and Briand cabinet to run ministries until new government formed
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Amos B. Munday
Effingham County
Effingham
Ohio
Small
Munday
Hig
Hig Side
Cleo
Beulah
Wolff
Paris
Briand
Cannes
Great Britain
France
Germmany
Raymond Poincare
Aristide Briand
Stask
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Millerand
Peculiar Family School Milestone Moves in Tandem
Lewis Moon completes high school as John Moon begins first grade in the Moon family of West Fiske street. Nine children shared one teacher Miss Grace Cale who knows the household well. Bardolph News Glen Casner survives scalding vat incident with no lasting injuries after cooling water saved him.
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Lewis
F. S. Moon
West Fiske Street
John
Moon
Grace Cale
Bardolph
Glen Casner
Speaker Unable to Address Adair Farmers Meet
S. H. Thompson of Quincy cannot speak at the Adair farmers meeting tomorrow due to a sore throat. He has arranged for the manager of the East St. Louis livestock producers company to substitute. Mrs. Will B. Martini traveled to Fireogth. Agoon was called by the critic vicor of ftér aunt Mrs. Wm Monk.
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S. H. Thompson
Quincy
Adair
East St. Louis Livestock Producers Comision Company
Will B. Martini
Fireogth
Agoon
Critica’ Vicor
Good Hope Farmers' Cooperative Incorporation Receives Papers
The Good Hope Farmers' Cooperative Company has received its incorporation papers from Springfield with authority to transact business. Stockholders will meet to organize and appoint a manager, steps previously blocked by lack of state authority. Incorporators are C. M. Starwalt, E. C. Pendarvis, J. M. James, W. H. Toomey, and Ray Spicer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope
Mexia Martial Law to Stay in Effect
Austin announced martial law will remain in Mexia until every village of lawlessness is swept from the community. Governor Nell explained the measure yesterday and stated it remains in force to restore order.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Mexia
Nell
Fire Causes $13,000 Damage in Galesburg Store
A Woolworth ten cent store and two dentist offices in Galesburg sustained about $13,000 in fire losses this morning. The blaze broke out in a building on Main Street, with investigation ongoing.
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Galesburg
Associated Preas
Woolworth
Ten Cent
Riots Mount During Prince of Wales Arrival in Madras
Madras reports a violent riot accompanying the Prince of Wales arrival, causing several casualties as police used armored cars to control the disturbance. In Freeport Illinois 260 applicants sought work through the new Chamber of Commerce Employment department, with 89 placements including 29 women and 60 men.
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Associated Press
Madras
India
Prince of Wales
Freeport, Ill
New
Freeport Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Ford asked to buy French battleships
The French government cable arrived asking Henri Ford to consider buying battleships. Ford replied he would not engage unless he could purchase the entire French navy. He said no reply had been received to his cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fy Associated Preea
Washington
Henri Ford
Ford
Believed miners trapped in Scranton mine strike shock
About twenty workers are believed trapped after a cave in at the Glen Akne Coal Co. National mine in south Scranton. Three men are reported killed as the debris covers about five city blocks. The incident is under investigation with rescue efforts underway.
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Associated Brena
Scranton
Pas
National Mine of the Glen’ Akne Coal Co
Germany Roots Of The Cancer Affecting Europe Economically
Springfield dispatch reports W J Drummond chair of the International Farm Congress urged at the Illinois Agricultural Association convention that wartime debts be canceled to improve U S markets. He argued governments owe about eleven billion dollars but debt relief should proceed only if debts are canceled along the line to Germany, which he blamed as the root of Europe’s economic ills.
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Associated Presa
Springfield
United States
Germany
Ilinois Agricultural Association
W. J. Drummond
International Farm Congress
Europe
Inspection Trip By Lloyd E Purdum Heads East
Lloyd E. Purdum, formerly of Macomb now in Detroit, begins an inspection tour of Worthington Pump and Machinery Corp plants. He will visit New York City Schenectady Buffalo Jersey City Springfield Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Washington DC, returning via Minneapolis and Chicago.
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Lloyd E. Purdum
Macomb
Detroit
Mich
East
Worthington Pump and Machinery Corporation
New York City
Schenecectady
Buffalo
N. Y
Jersey City
M. J. Springfield Mass
Philadelphia
Pitsburg
Penn
Washington, D. C
Minneapolis
Chicago
L. E. Purdum
Mry
PLAN ROAD EXTENSION FOR M I L RAILROAD
The annual stockholders meeting in Industry elected G N Runkle and F B Burnham to the board with holdovers A E Rush C W Runkle and W B Clawson. Manager Anders reported better than expected results given high fuel and supply costs. 1921 expenses were reduced to 57 092 40 versus 63 116 02 in 1920, with receipts of 57 965 31 against 61 570 57. A committee was appointed to study extending from Littleton to Camden Illinois about 12 miles to boost freight income and engage new stock to cover costs, benefiting the Camden territory and the railroad revenue.
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Industry
G. N. Runkle
F. B. Burn‘ham
A. E. Rush
C. W. Runkle
W. B.clawson
Mr. Anders
Littleton
Camden
Illinois
Eleven Students Finish High School Semester
Principal Freshwater and staff finalize grades for the first semester at the high school. Eleven students completed the required work today but await official graduation in June. Names listed include Clarence Bolen, Robin Prainard, Donald Chandler, Andrey Clayton, Earl Doak, George Dunsworth, Kathryn Tavs, Lewis Moon, Rosene Murphy, Wm. Rudolph, and Twila Vance.
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Freshwater
Clarence Bolen
Robin Prainard
Donald Chandler
Andrey Clayton
Earl Doak
George Dunsworth
Kathryn Tavs
Lewis Moon
Rosene Murphy
Wm. Rudolph
Twila Vance
New Barber Cleary Joins W T Yates Shop in Macomb
Louis Cleary has joined the W. T. Yates barber shop in Macomb as the new barber. He comes to Macomb with a solid reputation as a finished workman and is well recommended by prior patrons.
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Louis Cleary
Galesburg
W. T. Yates
Mr. Cleary
Macomb
License To Wed in Murfin and Rize Nuptials
Harry H. Murfin and Emmett Lora May Rize enter into a license to wed as announced by local notices. The couple plans a formal marriage ceremony in coming weeks with friends and family in attendance.
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Harry
H. Murfin
Emmett
Lora May Rize
Sazcomb
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