PH Bank CK Secured From Whitlock
A note states PH Bank CK is secured from Whitlock and will be delivered.
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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
Jan 24, 1922
Page
1
Bardolph Bank Reorganization and Olson Settlements Likely
Bank officers report progress toward reorganizing Bardolph Bank after years of trouble. Olson and Jourgen Olson’s loans and deposits totaling about 89 000 dollars are being settled with collateral notes and new promissory notes, promising a near completion within weeks.
Prison cell inspection prompts jail reforms after inmate trouble
An Associated Press report from January 24 describes a visitor’s report at Red Sungimon county Jail. A prisoner’s wayward conduct led to a personal inspection by Mrs Clarence Smith who sought reforms after a federal sentence of bootlegging and a jail review.
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Associated Press
Sungimon County
Clarence Smith
Jehenny
Springfield
Rathbone Files for Congressional Re nomination
Tenry Rathbone, a candidate for Congress, filed for re nomination today. His supporters recall historic events in Washington and Lincoln era debates as Rathbone seeks statewide confirmation.
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R. Rathbone
Congress
Orce
Thbone
Ashington
Hich
Fomong
Lincoln
Ad- Rathbone
Two Held Up Nash Tailoring Company in Mall Heist
Two men seized control at the Nash Tailoring Co in an Omaha mall using pistols. They demanded cash and escaped with about 48,000 dollars as witnesses reported the bold early afternoon robbery. Police began a search for suspects.
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Asconane Prees
Mall, O
Nash Tailoring
Russian Monk Claims He Is Second Messiah
A Petrograd area monk Vladimir Taras bayev founded a church near the city and claimed healing powers. He led a following mainly of women, calling some angels, and was sentenced to three years and four months in prison. A report notes authorities halted the monk’s activities. A separate note from Macomb reports Mrs Howland recovering after a major abdominal operation at the American hospital.
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Associated Press
Esthenia
Petrograd
Rasputin
Vladimir Taras
Bayev
Macomb
Jack Wowland
Loss in 1865 Records Show Rise and Fall in Farm Prices
Washington January 24 The Department of Agriculture reports that the average value per acre for ten crops dropped from 35.76 to 14.48 in two years 1919 21 marking a 60 percent decline unseen in department records since 1866 The pattern mirrors post Civil War declines and subsequent recoveries with peaks in 1919 and a sharp fall in 1921 indicating volatile agricultural prices across the period.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
Leline
Elmwood Farver Killed at Railroad Crossing
Peoria January 21 Charles Adams Sr. 60 a farmer near Elmwood was killed instantly and his son 30 was seriously injured when a Burlington train struck their automobile at a crossing near Elmwood station. The family believed curtains on the car hindered visibility.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Charles’ Adams
Elmwood
Charles
Burlington
Peoria Hounl
Trig
Benedict XV funeral and conclave prep with Italian pope likely
Rome reports Benedict XV lying in state as thousands pass his bier at St. Peter's Basilica and cardinals from many countries travel for a papal election. Some delays may affect Cardinal Daugherty of Philadelphia and Cardinal O'Connell of Boston's ability to vote if the first ballots conclude quickly. Cardinal Maffi of Pisa is mentioned as a government choice. Interment tentatively scheduled for tomorrow, with a short lying in state. The next pope is expected to be Italian, aiming to ease church relations with the Italian government. Estimates of mourners past the bier range from 200 000 to 300 000.
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Associated Press
Rome
Benedict XV
St. Peter’s Todey
Cardinal Daugherty
Philadelphia
O’connell
Boston
Cardinal Maffi
Pisa
Benedict
Brother Reunited After Years Apart at Holmes Hospital
Early this morning Wm Reed ex-older patient at Holmes hospital annex received a pleasant surprise when his brother Dan of Astoria, recently returned from naval service after years away, appeared at his bedside Dan had not been heard from for a long time and was thought dead He has traveled widely including time in Russia and brought back wartime photographs that interest both brothers during their visit.
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Wm. Reed
Holmes Hospital
Dan
Astoria
States
Russia
Propia Boy 6 Dies In Penny Balloon Tragedy
Peoria reports a six year old boy, Russell Crawford, strangled by a penny toy balloon at his home. The boy was the son of Robert Crawford. The incident occurred on January 23.
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Propia Boy
Penny
Peoria
Russell Crawford
Robert Crawford
Senator Simmons Plans Five Way Soldier Bonus Amendment
Senator Simmons Democrat of North Carolina said in the senate today he would offer the five way soldier bonus bill as an amendment to the foreign debt refunding bill now pending in the senate.
Railroads deny government wrecking of lines
Walker D. Lines testified before the Interstate Commerce Committee that reports at the end of federal control showed locomotives in better condition and freight cars in favorable condition, countering claims the railroads were lured back to owners from government control.
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Associated Press
Washington
Walker D. Liines
Interstate Commerce Committee
Tie
Grain Growers meeting draws McDonough farmers
About fifty farmers from all sections of McDonough county attended a meeting at the Elks club led by Robt. N. Clark state organizer for the U S Grain Growers Association. Four solicitors started in the county to gain new members and thirty have already joined. Edw Banneardner was released on bond by the sheriff and returned to Macomb after being held in Carthage on a charge of complicity in a Plymouth Hardware store robbery.
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McDonough County
The
Elks Cny
Robt. N. Clark
U.S. Grain Growers Association
Banneardner
Carthage
Bennett
Plymouth Hardware
Macamh
Circuit Court Adopts Trust and Guardian Orders
Short session records show John J. Weddill appointed trustee for Alfred Gren until age 40 and a bond of 7 000. Specific performance granted to amend the bill in Curver-Van Arsdale. Guardian ad litem named for infant defendants in Frakes vs Kimler. Reid defendants defaulted in Reid vs Reid.
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Sath K. Weddill
Daniel B. Waddill
John J. Weddil
Alfred Gren
Verve
Curver-Van Arsdale
A. L. Hainline
Guardian Adlitem
Frakes Vs
Farmers of McDonough County Offer Five Day School Program
The McDonough County program, run by the farm bureau and the Teacher’s College, runs five days starting Monday. Sessions cover livestock, worm control images by Raffensperger of the state university bureau of animal industry, farm management, community building, and soil fertility. Ladies may attend a separate home economics day on Wednesday.
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McDonough County
Farm, Bureau
Teacher’s College
Raffensperger
Bureau of Animal Industry
The
State University
R, C
Donoghue
Senate Rejects Walsh Resolution on Shantung Talks
The Senate rejected without debate and without a record vote Senator Walsh's resolution asking the president for information about conversations on Shantung between Chinese and Japanese arms conference delegations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Walsh
Montana
Shantung
Taken To Hospital After Aid From Bailiff and Neighbor
Bailiff S B Howard returned home at noon with Chas Van Lyele of Walnut Grove township who accompanied him last evening for care at the state hospital. Trade with By Stander advertis orn.
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S. B. Howard
Peoria
Chas van Lyele
Walnut Grove Township
State Hospital
Bryan Tracks Democratic Push and Wall Street Bloc Claims
In Washington Bryan accuses Democrats of planning a big drive to take Ohio from Republicans. He contrasts an openly active agricultural bloc with a secret Wall Street bloc, cites economic woes, and criticizes the revenue bill while noting no change in prohibition support.
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Wuoshineston
D. C
William Jennings Bryan
Florida
Washington
James M. Cox
Joseph P. Trinulty
Trail’s End
Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Harding
Bryan
Miami
Fla
Senate
Wall Street
Well Street
Famous woman will wed her son in law
New York January 24 Mrs Sarah Wright McDonnold founder and vice president of the Women s Press Club of New York and her son in law George Uthe plan to go before a city magistrate and be married The widow Mrs Athe died a year ago and McDonnold says they have long been partners in business and household affairs with no reason for fuss.
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Associated Press
New York
Sarah Wright McDonnold
Women’s Press Club of
George Uthe
Sam
Harding not to advise reduction in our army
President Harding, in Washington, states the conference may lead to shrinking both naval and land armaments, but he is not ready to advocate any radical cuts now. He stresses a careful, step by step approach to defense spending and military forces.
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Harding
Associated Press
Washington
Jan
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Zminer Whitlock
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B. F. McLean
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St. Paul
Lean
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Farver
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Ipha
Eema
SERRY
Ew Yorker
Inverseas
National Agricultural Conference
GN. Warren
Ithaca
N. Y
Eratié Hanes
Warren
Navy
Brother
Walker D. Hines
Teachers’ College
Commoner
New York Press Club
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