Untitled Note on Irritated Patients Nearby
A fragmented report notes irritation among patients near a facility in Italy not observed properly. Officials investigate to ensure proper care and observation standards are addressed.
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20 Jan 1922
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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
Jan 20, 1922
Page
1
Irritation over hospital area noise and vehicle cutouts
Residents protest noisy traffic and open car cutouts near hospitals. Signs warning drivers to keep quiet have drawn attention as nerves fray and patients suffer. City officials weigh the impact on patients, urging cautious, quiet driving in the area.
Man Known as Pat Leslie Serves 16 Years at Mar Hospital
A tribute notes Leslie Pat as custodian at the Mar hospital who has dedicated over sixteen years of service with steady work and a strong cheerful presence. The piece highlights his long tenure, reliability, and absence of rest during his years of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thal
Leslie
Pat
the Mar
Murphy
Strone
Chester Todd Taken to the Joliet Penitentiary
Chester Todd former New Philadelphia garage owner suspected of numerous automobile thefts was taken to Joliet Thursday evening by Sheriff J N Bennett of Carthage to begin an indefinite sentence of one to ten years for stealing the Bradford automobile. The conviction was upheld in the supreme court. The case has attracted considerable interest in this part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Todd
New Philadelphia
Joliet
J. N. Bennett
Carthage
Ill
Bradfield
Supreme Court
Farm account schools close after three days of instruction
Three day farmer education sessions at Colchester Bushnell and Plandinsville led by R L Donovan of the University of Illinois farm management department conclude with strong turnout and enthusiasm for keeping farm records. County data from Woodford shows cost differences and net receipts between best and poorest eight farms over six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
Bushnell
Plandinsville
R. L. Donovan
University of
Woodford
Pope Benedict XV Reported Dying From Pneumonia
Rome and Washington reports indicate Pope Benedict XV is gravely ill with pneumonia and threatened suffocation. Vatican bulletin notes his condition worsened, oxygen therapy begun, and last rites administered as crowds pray across Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate A Press
Rome
Benedict
Battisini
Veteran Quincy Conductor Sheldon Ayers Retires
Sheldon Ayers longtime Q passenger conductor of Quincy and Peoria branch C. B. & Q. retires after 53 years in active service. His retirement follows the Burlington system pension plan effective January first, which retires those over 70 and grants a pension to steady workers with 25 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Ayers
Quincy
Peoria
Illinois
Burlington
Mayor James Coggill Dies Suddenly in Kansas City
Kansas City officials report Mayor James Coggill died of apoplexy after a morning conference with police commissioners. He was 74 years old and served as mayor before his sudden death today in his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Associated Press
James 3. Cowgill
Charge UVFAIR trial of colored soldier
Testimony before a senate investigating committee recounted by L C Mason of Davenport Indiana that two Negro soldiers hanged at St Nazaire in August 1918 for assaulting a French girl were selected by the girl from a camp housing 20 000 men. Mason questioned the fairness of the trial and described the girl as generally known as a loose woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
L. C. Mason
Davenport
St. Nazaire
Mason
Trouble at West End Dance Investigated by Police
Reports of trouble at a West End city residence dance Wednesday night prompted a police investigation. Officers found no witnesses willing to share information and noted the night was quiet upon arrival, with rumors of a shooting being unfounded.
Man Arrested on Serious Charge in Prairie City
Detective A Yocum located Tl Parsona wanted at Rushville for rape. Parsona was at a Walnut Grove dance but slipped away, was later captured south of the Grove after escaping in a Ford truck. He had used an assumed name while in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie City
Rushville
Walnut Grove
A. Yocum
Parsona
Yocum
Lashbrook
No Trace of Bushnell Tire Thieves Still Sought
The Bushnell burglary left seventeen automobiles missing from the Herring lives garage with entry through a window. Night Policeman James Turner discovered the open willow and investigators pursue clues as no arrests have yet been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushnell
James Turner
Fort
Sentenceed Confessed Murderer Sentenced to Life Term
Chieats, Jan 20. Thomas Catherwood formerly of Springfield confessed he killed his sister in law Betty Sharples to steal 60 dollars. Judge Fitch sentenced him to life imprisonment after he pleaded guilty today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chieats
Thomas Catherwood
Springfield
Betty Sharples
Fitch
Delay Costs Government Millions Over Nitrate Plant Lease
Florence Alabama January 20. Gray Wilver Washington representative tells southern group members of the American Farm Bureau Federation that the federal government lost about a million and a half dollars in six months by not accepting Henry Ford's offer to lease and operate the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant. He spoke at a Farm Bureau meeting in Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ala
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
American Farm Bureau Federation
Gray Wilver
Washington
New Directors Named at Adair Elevator Company Meeting
Directors named at the stockholders meeting of the Adair Elevator company include Chas Whittenberg Jason Taylor Guy Woods The Gingerich Ed Miner EF D Kerr F A Swedell and Wilson Roswell Pen n Selthronyk Re Santer ads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Adair Elevator Company
Chas, Whittenberg
Jason Taylor
Guy Woods
the Gingerich
Ed. Miner
EF. D. Kerr
F. A. Swedell
Wilson
Roswell Penn
Mrs Anderson Seeks Presidential Help For Son In Army Desertion Case
Mrs Margaret Anderson of Sioux Falls says President Harding will help free her son Joseph, serving a two year term at Fort Leavenworth for desertion. She traveled largely on foot from South Dakota to Washington and met the president promising relief after a previous encounter with Mrs Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anderson
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Joseph
Government
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Harding
Anderson
Macomb
Washington
Tennessee
Hardings
Marion Star
Hardling
United States
Washington, D. C
White House
D. D
Shantung Question Likely Settled Between China and Japan
Senator Underwood said in the Senate that the Shantung issue must be settled directly between China and Japan and cannot be addressed by the arms conference. He noted seven powers bound by the Versailles treaty support Japan, hindering conference action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Shantung
China
Japan
Alabama
Shipped hogs mark fifth carload of week for firm
Shipped Hogs. Keys and Swango sent another carload of hogs today, marking the fifth carload shipped this week by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keys
Swango
Miners Ask 20 Percent Wage Increase in Pact Talks
The Scale Committee of the anthracite mine workers urged the convention at Shamokin to demand a 20 percent wage rise and to suspend mining on March 31 if a new contract is not negotiated by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shamokin
Penn
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Colchester, Bushnell and
Blandinsville Way
National Agricultural Conference
Pope Benedict 15
Pontiff
Wallace
Associated Presa
Berner
Knights of Pithins
M. IH. Simmons
West
Washington i Street
Bridge
W. ‘Turner
H. A. [Blount
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St. Peters
Outrook
No. 39
Camp Point
Plymouth
Canton
C. F
Uvfair
Bushnell Tire
Selthronyk Re
Santer Ads
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