Inquest For Stuart E Hollenbeck At Local Church
The inquest found Stuart E Hollenbeck died from angina pectoris with a coroner stating the exact cause to be determined later. He was 18 and a lifelong Macomb resident, a Wes. al school student, active in athletics and church. The funeral and pall bearers were arranged with six M FE class members as pallbearers.
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C. Connor
Hom
Stuart Antsy
Wesal School
Acawhich
Sition
Stuart E
Howard E. Hollenbeck
Macomb
M. B. Church
Tamar Isabelle
Louise Spaulding
Russler
Dell Russell
M. C. Howd
L. F. Grier
J. D. Eberly
Ed. Brown
Bushnell
M. FE
Blandinsville Auto Struck by Train in Broad Daylight
A Blandinsville resident, A. M. Loeber, drove his Buick into a crossing and was struck by a T. P. & W. passenger train Sunday afternoon. The car was demolished but Loeber escaped serious injury, thrown clear and found unconscious but revived. taken to Phelps hospital in Macomb for examination with no broken bones and only bruised head and shock.
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Blandinsville
A. M. Loeber
Loebber
Loeber
Markee
Macomb
Phelps
Most Exceptional Child Born Thursday
A girl born Thursday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Edgar Larner on the John Ulrich place west of town. She has four grandparents and eight great grandparents all alive, with both paternal and maternal lines named. Doctors say in 25 years they have known no similar case making the infant exceptionally unique.
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Edgar Larner
John Ulrich
Harry Larner
Sam McCord
Emmett Township
Joe Larner
Charlie Whitsel
Ike Fisher
John McCord
Emmet Township
Bank Robbery in Plainfield Ties Up Five Men
Five men in a touring car robbed the Plainville State Bank nine miles from Joliet taking 13000 dollars in cash and Liberty bonds. They locked in officials and escaped after wounding three men with rifle fire during the noon incident.
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Associateo Press
Joliet
Plainfield
Plainville
Thompson Defends View Obstruction In Philadelphia Crash
J B Thompson resident explains the New Philadelphia accident saying he was moving about fifteen miles per hour and did not strike the motor rail car. He claims coal cars on the siding obscured the crossing view, blaming the incident on poor visibility rather than his speed.
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New Philadelphia
Railroad Section
J. B. Thompson
Thompson
Former resident prospers as farmer in Louisiana
Dave E. McMillan returned home from Bains Louisiana with Dr. R E Lewis and family former Macomb residents all in good health. Dr Lewis has become a leading farmer in his state applying modern methods and developing a model plantation with a promising cotton crop outlook.
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Dave E. McMillan
Bains
Louisiana
R. E. Lewis
Macomb
Dr. Lewis
Window Peepers Offered Opportunity at Rost Parsons Store
Rost Parsons paint store windows have been turned into tent like displays with holes for passersby to view wallpaper and picture frames. The unusual setup invites public scrutiny but presents a chance for curious observers to examine the displays without entering the shop.
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Rost & Parsons Paint Store
Governor Clemens rejects special session for suffrage
WIRE BULETINS Rutland Vermont July 12 Governor Percival W Clemens proclaims no special session to ratify federal amendment for woman suffrage. Chicago July 12 fear of black rust boosts spring wheat values as expert warns of serious infection likely to develop.
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Rutland
Vermont
Percival W. Clemens
Chicago
County Court Adjourns Till 26th
County court adjourned until July 26 as jurors were not ready to present evidence. Only six jurors remained despite 30 examined. three cases, including The People vs William Polonus, were disposed of or continued. two cases to be heard by a pickup jury.
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Chas. S. Imes
Polonus
Stardy
Threeflv
Billings and Dan Upp in a Bastardy and Abandonment Case
Local records list a case titled People versus Wm Scott and a related matter involving abandonment by a spouse and child, with James Kirk named in the docket amid ongoing proceedings. The file indicates a bastardy claim and family-legal tensions centered in the Billings area.
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Billings
Dan Upp
Scott
James Kirk
Miss Catherine Sherman Dies After Apoplexy at Work
Miss Catherine Sherman of Galesburg died at St Mary's hospital after being stricken with apoplexy while cashiering at the Q station lunch room. Her sister-in-law Mrs Agnes Sherman of this city rushed to her bedside after receiving a 4:15 pm telephone notice. Miss Sherman was a sister of Mrs Agnes Sherman's late husband John Sherman formerly of this city.
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Catherine Sherman
Galesburg
St. Mary’s Hospital
Agnes Sherman
Miss Sherman
John Sherman
Carnival not on the square at Chandler park show
The Mighty Doris carnival will open this week around Chandler park instead of the public square due to space limits. No injunction existed. The company arrived from Canton and features a full ride lineup and a strong band.
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Doris
Chandler Park
Canton
Truck Hit by Train Near Peck Pottery in Jefferson
C I P S G line men driving a Ford truck collided with an 8:38 passenger train on North Albert Street near Peck Pottery. Gilbert Depoister suffered serious cuts and possible spinal injury. Thomas Retherford escaped with lighter injuries. Both were transported to Phelps hospital. site cited as a dangerous crossing with no gates and obstructed view from the pottery building.
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AC. I. P. S. Ford
North Albert Street
Peck Pottery
Thomas Retherford
West Jefferson Street
Gilbert Depoister
White Hall
Depoister
Retherford
Fish dealer falls ill after bee sting attack
Wm Minner, a local fish merchant on East Jackson street, was stung by his bees around early yesterday afternoon. Four stings left him unconscious on the back porch until his daughter-in-law and husband found him and called Dr. J B Bacon. He is now improving and back at work.
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Wm. Minner
Jay
Fred Minner
East Jackson Street
J. B. Bacon
Wedding of Perry Salisbury and Miss Helen Ingles
Simon A Ingles and Flossie L Frazier attended the wedding held Saturday evening at the M E parsonage in this city. The bride’s sister Miss Gladys Grazier and groom's sister Miss Helen Ingles were present. The groom is employed as janitor at Industry High School.
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Perry Salisbury
Helen Ingles
Gladys Grazier
Simon A. Ingles
Flossie L. Frazier
Industry
M. E
Industry High
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