Roosevelt Nomination Renews the Roosevelt Lineage
Frank Roosevelt of New York, secretary of the navy to the late Theodore Roosevelt, was chosen by the Democratic National Convention as its candidate for president and running mate. Born January 30, 1882, in Dutchess County, he became a New York lawyer and longtime public servant.
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Roosevelt Kinship Noted in Family Lineage
The text notes Mr. Roosevelt as a fifth cousin of the late Theodore Roosevelt and mentions his wife is a niece of the former president. Their family includes five children named Anna Elanor James Elliot John and Franklin Jr.
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Kindergarten Plans In Macomb Open Enrollment
Macomb announces a new kindergarten program under Mrs. C V Burnham in charge. Classes were set to begin July 12 at 9 am in the high school, with later moves to the third ward school due to repairs. Parents may contact the instructor for enrollment details.
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New Manager Takes Possession of Holmes Amusement Park
G A Anderson of Liberty Illinois, who recently announced in The By Stander that he traded a farm near Liberty to J C Short for the Holmes Amusement Park in Macomb, will take possession tomorrow and move his household goods to Macomb. Short and family will move to the Liberty farm later this week. Macomb friends regret the Short family’s departure after eighteen months in the city. No plans from Anderson have been announced but he is expected to run the park similarly to Short, who aimed for high class clean entertainment.
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County Treasurer Delivers State Portion of Delinquent Taxes
Springfield reports County Treasurer John Barclay delivered the state portion of the county s delinquent taxes totaling 23809 07 yesterday. The remaining state portion, about 100000, was delivered on April 1.
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Springfield
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Differences Are Buried in Democratic Convention Roar
Delegates to the Democratic National Convention rush to secure train seats for homeward after Roosevelt's acclamation nomination. Roosevelt heads to Dayton to meet Gov Cox. he plans to resign from the navy department and spend days in Washington. Governor Smith of New York endorses Roosevelt, with speeches and withdrawals shaping the end of the convention.
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New Party Convention Sched for Chicago
Amos Pinchot of New York, one of 48 committeemen, says the Democratic and Republican conventions are satisfactory to backers of a new party. He calls both platforms eloquent but notes they are glamor and not what voters seek.
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Anthracite Coal Operators Hit By Profit Claims
Associated Press report from Scranton Pennsylvania dated May 7 accuses anthracite coal operators of dominating the market, pressuring consumers and suppressing wages. It states that operator profits were initially seven times higher than disclosed, reflecting concealed earnings amid industry complexities.
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Scranton
Mercer and Watson Families Welcome New Daughters
Birth notices report Mr and Mrs Carl Mercer of Toava becoming parents to a five pound daughter born at Holmes hospital Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wade Watson of Macomb welcome a daughter born Monday morning at Holmes hospital. Mother and baby are doing nicely today.
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Toava
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Wade Wiatson
Macomb
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Stores to Move Exchange of Leander and Purdum Electricsh
The Leander paint store and the Purdum Electricsh will swap store buildings this week. Moving began today as both shops relocate to new premises and consolidate stocks.
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Purdum Electricsh
Johnson Says Only One Choice Left
Associated Press report from San Francisco on July 7 quotes Senator Hiram Johnson asserting that only Republican support remains viable for November. He argues Democrats oppose Republicans on policy, urging voters to back the GOP to avoid entanglement in European and Asian politics.
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California
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America
Injunction Proceedings Against Colby In DC
Washington July 7 Proceedings to enjoin Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby from issuing any proclamation declaring the women suffrage amendment ratified were started in the District of Columbia. Chas Fairchild of New York, president of the amendment by the West Virginia Legislature, said the action illegal and fraudulent. The Tennessee ratification was questioned as lacking authority. Thirty five states have ratified and one more is needed. Raleigh July 7 Governor Bigett of North Carolina called a special session to consider ratification of the suffrage amendment.
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North Carolina
One Million Underwritten for Wood Campaign
A New York group reportedly underwrote one million dollars for General Leonard Wood's Republican Presidential bid, as William Loeb testified to a Senate committee. He said a larger sum could be raised and that promises were made to contributors.
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New York
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Bolsheviki in heavy attack on Poles front
Warsaw reports a 720 mile front where Bolsheviki launch the greatest assault on Polish lines. Polish forces retreat before the numerically superior Russian attack as the campaign intensifies in early July.
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Cox Receives Many Congratulations in Dayton July
Governor Cox receives numerous congratulations as he attends his newspaper assignment in Dayton Ohio on July 7. The Associated Press notes civic leaders and readers send messages amid ongoing public duties.
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Democratic nominee telegram greet from rival McAdoo
A telegram today from William G. McAdoo, chief opponent, sent hearty congratulations and assured support after the nomination on the Democratic ticket. The message reflects a cordial political gesture amid the crowded congratulatory replies.
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Con Con Rejects Motion for Recess in July Session
Springfield reports the Constitutional Convention rejected a motion for an immediate recess by a 40 to 39 vote and voted to stay in session until issues are settled around August 1.
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Springfield
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Blandinsville Fire Destroys Home of Millard Baughman
Fire swept the Blandinsville residence of Millard Baughman and contents late Sunday night after neighbors spotted flames at 11 30. The family escaped unharmed though all possessions were lost. The blaze origin is unknown though fireworks are suspected. The house across from the high school, once owned by Mrs. Sarah Baxter estate and later by James Hitch, valued at 2500.
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Blandinsville
Sarah Baxter
James Hitch
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Elks Depart for National Convention in Chicago
Members of the local Elks lodge travel to the national convention now meeting in Chicago. The Macomb delegation includes Secretary R B Gorbach Past Exalted Ruler T I Miller Ed Roe F E Bonham Ed Stoker W F Senn Harry Blount Dr Co Turner James Irvine H E Pennington E C Maguire Gerald Ausbury Thomas Brown E M Conger Rollo James Exalted Ruler E S Slusher and A J Leander.
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E. C. Maguire
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Thomas Brown
E. M. Conger
Rollo James
Slusher
A. J. Leander
Teachers and prayer meeting join at First Presbyterian
The teachers meeting and prayer meeting join at First Presbyterian tonight at 8 o clock. L B Vose teaches on Jonathan and David. Delegates report on Jacksonville Sunday School convention. King s Daughters Circle meets Thursday afternoon for work. Miss Mary Wyne Miss Evelyn Wyne and Mrs Florence Holstine leave for a western trip visiting Yellowstone Seattle Vancouver Victoria and other points returning via the Canadian Rockies. A P News is most reliable.
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Macomb City to Host Mighty Doris Carnival Next Week
Fire Chief Doug McCaughey gathered many signatures backing a contract with the Mighty Doris Carnival Company to perform in Macomb. The council indicated no objections if local business leaders favored it. The fire department will receive 600 dollars from proceeds to fund equipment and debts.
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Clough-Reihms Co. to Appeal Case in Circuit Court
Representatives of the Clough-Reihms Co. filed bonds with Circuit Clerk Will B. Martin to appeal a May verdict in favor of E. Maguire. The company alleges the service station contract amount was excessive, while Maguire seeks $2,139.07 plus costs. Attorneys Flack, Kerman, and Garner represent Clough-Reihms. Lawyer and Hainline represent Maguire in Quincy court proceedings.
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Webb Family Heads to Pentwater for Summer Health Rest
Mrs. F. E. Webb and her son Baxter left with Miss Cora Harris and Macomb friends for Pentwater Michigan to join Rev. Webb for a lakeside summer. Mrs. Webb's health, weakened by influenza, shows improvement and friends hope the lakeside respite restores her before returning to Indianapolis, Indiana in September.
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