Identify Greeks Split by State Amusements Jury
A small jury hears a case as the state identifies Greek organizations amid amusements disputes. The jurors ponder charges while the prosecutor begins opening statements.
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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
Jun 05, 1922
Page
1
Bailiffs Trip Promised Collapse as Old Bailiff Fails
A juror named Larsen refused to attend a fishing trip with fellow jurors after suffering a headache. The group planned to fish at the end of a pier but could not reach the water, prompting a review of bailiff conduct. Trial attention and local rumors overshadow Lake County’s 50 year convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsen
Edwards
Hall
Tl Twelve
Seri Creen
Nol
Lake County
Ethor
Burglar Now Has Dangerous Gun In Macomb
The serial burglar with a .45 calibre revolver was linked to a break in at Thomas Terrill’s home on South Lafayette street where fifty cents and a gun vanished. Roscoe Munson’s residence near by was also entered with a rifled coat, as the intruder’s growth into a professional level continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Thos. Terrill
Lafayette Street
Terrill
Roscoe Munson
J. M. J. Davidson
George Munso
South Lafay
Seduction or Something Else at Ette Street Home
Sunday morning the kitchen door atEtte street was found open and the screen door unlocked. A purse was found by a rear rose bush containing Blanche Munson calling card and sixteen cents, money and trinkets missing. James Binnie Sr home at 405 South Randolph was disturbed Saturday night with half a cake missing. Deputy reports Greek suspects with smoking gun in case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ette
Wallace Fellhieimer
Blanche Munson
James Binnie
Randolph Street
Electrocution of Western Union lineman shocks town
A Western Union line man was electrocuted while repairing a 2300 volt line near Central Illinois Public Service. The victim, James Je son, son of Chief of Police Ser Mh, Chicago, died in the incident. Meanwhile, Alhinites, daughter of Rev. and Mrs Rodgers, is home from York City for college, with sisters Mary and Ruth preparing to graduate or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alhinites
Wot Rodgers
York City
Uiversity
Mary
Columbis
Ruth
North Carolina
New York
Home For Summer Returns To Namyva Family
Ms Gihadyy Purdum daughter of police and Mrs Wm Wiliyy H fin lived home last night in Namyva Wyoming after singing during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gihadyy Purdum
Daughters of Police
Wm. Wiliyy H Fin
Ti Namyva
Wyo
Henry Ford Indirectly Signals Presidential Run
Detroit reports Henry Ford has privately intimated he would run for president if the people desire him but would not spend money to secure nomination or election. William Kronberg of Dearborn notes Ford’s stance amid local speculation. A.C. Dehority travels to Chicago to buy stock for an annual June sale as manufacturers clear summer stock for fall business with notable prices for merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Henry Ford
William Kronberg
Dearborn
A.C. Dehority
Chicago
ALC Dehority & Co
Licensed to Wed. it
L Hendershot of Good Hope and Marguerite R of Hamlyton are joined by license. Wm M Gilliland of Adair and Olive Ringer of Macombese named in notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hendershot
Good Hope
Marguerite R
Hamilyton
LIO DS Eennepere
Adolphus Excluded as Match Burglar in County Disorder
McDonough county records show Adolphus not the burglar blamed for a string of Saturday night break ins. Sheriff Sapp arrested a suspect at Charles Nelson’s West Piper Street home while Chief Purdum’s early verdict accused Adolphus, whose repeated sprees have drawn police attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus
McDonough
Sapp
Chas. Nelson
West Piper Street
Pure Bank
Purdum
Scandanavian
Macomb
Sandgren
Arrest sparks drunkenness disturbance on West Piper street
Adolphus was arrested for drunkenness after causing a disturbance at John H. Ausbury's home on West Piper street Friday night. Sheriff Sapp said no arraignment date was set as no orders had arrived from the state's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus
John H. Ausbury
West Piper Street
Sandgren
Sapp
Lawson Again In Bad With Wife Charged In Colchester
Vern Lawson Colchester bootlegger and his wife are under arrest on liquor violation charges after a morning arrest by City Marshal Booth. They will be arraigned in justice court Wednesday, bonds posted with E M Farmer as security. Police say evidence stronger than last week’s case and conviction possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Lawson
Colchester
Booth
Justice Court
E. M. Farmer
Lawson
Miss Helen Campbell Returns Home From Chatsworth Teaching Post
Miss Helen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Pete Campbell of this city, is home from Chatsworth Tl where she taught school this year. She will teach there again next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Pete Campbell
Chatsworth
King's Daughters Circle Meeting Near Mrs Mullen
The King's Daughters circle plans a meeting with Mrs. Mullen tomorrow afternoon and invites members to come prepared for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mullen
Fire destroys Holmes park chutes tower at Holmes Park
A weekend fire from worn insulation on power wires destroyed the Holmes park chutes three story tower, costing about several hundred dollars beyond the $1,500 insurance. Manager L. L. Butterfield reported the 3,400 dollar structure and the quick bucket brigade saved the adjacent rink. Firefighters kept flames from spreading to the lake and nearby buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Park Chutes
Mr. Butterfield
Harold
Jarge Rink
Butterfield
Chandler Bros. Slaughter House
Randolph Street
Wong
Plan of Defense Known in Greco Murder Trial
Quincey June 5. Sheriff Lashbrook killed by twenty nine Greek defendants with two to be identified. Deputy Kelly dragged chief’s body, ordered to leave, shots signaled by sentinels, volley from bunk car. two deputies slain. Defense says townsfolk threatened Greeks and that missing men were shot to pieces. witnesses reportedly intimidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Quincey
Lashbrook
Frederick
James Kelly
Walter Rice
Quincy
Ill
Neff and Utter
Schuyler County
Walter Wright
Wolfe
Wright
Carl Neff
Will
Mourning
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Munson
Rosper Ay
Neman
Tower
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