06 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1921
Page
1
A truncated news note notes Saturday morning events with five shows listed and references some material quality concerns. The readable line hints at early program scheduling and possibly organizational padding.
A local Illinois girls band reports funds raised exceeding two hundred dollars from a tag day sale. The group, led by Harvcin, plans a permanent rehearsal space and instrument purchases, with supporters including Wendel Anderson and many named local figures. A separate Illinois seed certification plan aims to improve clover seed quality through Elite and Pedigreed classifications, with inspections and fees.
An obituary notice reports Ian Hiatt Helms died after a heart attack at 9:30 p.m. He had lived in Green Town and resided here for years. Survived by relatives including Mrs. Henry and Bernice Brierly of nearby Nar, with several others listed in the family group.
The University of Wisconsin student senate abolished all hazing after eight freshmen and sophomores were severely injured in a class battle Saturday night. The historic green cap and the annual class rush were also removed as part of the reform.
Springfield June 6 Proceedings in bankruptcy against Kh B Conover head of the Conover Grain Co were filed in a federal court this morning by the Marine Bank of Springfield The action will force a full investigation of the companys finances with total unsecured debts estimated above a half billion dollars
Great Britain defeated the United States in the international professional golf match at Glen Eagles Scotland on June 6. England took early lead and maintained advantage through the rounds overcoming the US team in a decisive performance at the course.
Elgin June 6 police reveal theft of more than $60,000 worth of bonded whiskey from a former Elgin saloon keeper and wholesale distributor. The loss was reported by By-Stand.
The Good Roads Bureau plans to oil more city streets if enough blocks are turned in for another oil car. Six or seven blocks have been pledged for a third car, and if that amount is secured another run will be ordered. The committee regrets not oiling all second car blocks due to oil shortages and will seek additional supply to cover at least two blocks on North Johnson Street. Residents with a block to oil should deliver it to the Commercial Association at ONC.
The Supreme Court today upheld Western Union Telegraph Company’s contention that it cannot be held liable for damages from errors in transmitting messages while lines were under government control. The decision preserves the company’s current liability stance amid wartime communications regulation.
Mrs J S Hainline returns from Nashville Tennessee where she attended Ward Belmon t commencement exercises and her daughter Helen graduated. Helen remains in Chicago for a few days visit with sister Katherine. By Stanner Want Ade pay.
Four year old Ralph Leighty, son of Mr and Mrs Uyman Leighty of Chalmers township, remains in serious condition after a burn incident yesterday. Medical staff report ongoing treatment and cautious recovery efforts.
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