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A political notice argues for Thompson as governor candidate while alleging a bank fiction. claims small deposits vanished from an unnamed bank. The item stresses financial irregularities and calls for support of Thompson.
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
1
Bank records vanish in governor trial testimony
Norman vishier of Grant Park Savings Bank testified that certificates of deposit disappeared from bank records after a furnace fire burned some files last year. A director of Clark Trust and Savings Bank and a physician from Grant Park testified they had no knowledge of the Grant Park Bank's existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Associated Preas
Jovan
Norman Vishier
Grant Park
Savings Bank
Isogo
Twelve Home Members Die in May Mortality List
The civil war veterans and soldiers in the Home recorded twelve deaths in May, with ages ranging from 71 to 88. Names include Kennedy, Davidson, Riech Uhtinker, Eagleson, Burk, James Brady, Crimmins, and others. The mortuary report lists units such as Fifty Second Illinois, First Cavalry, and Indiana regiments among the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Kennedy
Ulianis
Davidson
First Cavalry
Rieh- Uhtinker
Ania
Ethies Co
Tinois
Daniel Stultz
Isat
Ohio Infantry
S. Eagleson
Thiva
Missouri Infantry
MW. Burk
119Th Infantry
James “Rickson
Sara Crosby
Macomb Lodges Plan Joint Memorial Service
Four Macomb fraternal orders the Woodmen Royal Neighbors Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will hold a joint memorial Sunday at Oakwood cemetery. The service will be led by L W Camp with Rev A J Cole delivering the principal address. Flowers are requested from lodge members and a memorial tablet will be dedicated for Tasty Rexroat who died in the World War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Woodmen
Royal Neighbors
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Oakwood Cemetery
L. W. Camp
C. I. Imes
Oakwood
A. J. Cole
The
Christian Church
NY District Attorney Calls for Car Branding to Prevent Thefts
New York District Attorney Banton proposes branding automobiles to deter thefts. He suggests permanent marks on each car, mandatory registration with a federal bureau, and registry of all car mortgages, with a small registration fee to fund the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banton
New York
Tne
Federal Bureau
Elks Club Dance Hall Adds Five Large Electric Fans
The Elks club dance hall unveils five new electric fans to cool the room for tonight's dance, boosting comfort for attendees at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Bushnell bad check writer held in Iowa
Galesburg reports that R. E. Laughlin, accused of passing bad checks in the area, is in custody in Burlington, Iowa. He was previously arrested in Bushnell and returned to a county jail before being sent to Barronville asylum after an escape. Galesburg requests Laughlin be sent back to Bartonville, as he appears to have fled again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushnell
Iowa
Galesburg
Burlington
R. E. Laughlin
Laughlin
Barronville
Bartonville
Lowa
Locust Swarm Drives Alarm in Aurora Valley
A vast army of 17 year locusts moved over the Fox River valley prompting loud hums disturbing sleep and disrupting classes. Farmers say the insect arrival poses no great peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Aurora
Fox River Valley
Probst Love Mad Butler Deported From New York
New York June 6 August Probst a young Swiss butler known for affairs with Pittsburgh society girls at the Rolling Rock club was forced to leave the country today. He was deported on the Mauretania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
August Probst
Mauretania
Bible School Filled to Greatest Capacity
Announcement reports Daily Vacation Bible School enrollment over 300 with all accommodations filled. New teachers Erie Cramer of Carthage and Miss Bertha Cale will supervise boys classes and music next week, while Grace Terrill and Miss Spicer cover the branches until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Cramer
Carthage
Bertha Cale
Cramer
Miss Cale
Grace Terrill
Spicer
No New Burglaries Reported In Macomb
Authorities reported no burglaries last night and believe the reign of terror in Macomb may be over. Investigations continue along lines described yesterday in the By-Stander with further evidence supporting the By-Stander’s assertion that the burglaries may have ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
R. R. Union Prepares Strike Ballots For Shopmen
Cincinnati June 7 The executive council of six rail craft unions orders a triple barreled strike ballot for about 400 000 shopmen nationwide. The ballot requests three separate questions to be voted on by members in the forthcoming nationwide action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Macomb Sewer Works Plans Local Baseball Team
Plans at the west plant of Macomb Sewer Pipe Works to form a fast local baseball team reach public attention. Local Clay Producers may face the new aggregation as they seek games with nearby towns and Everlasting Products may learn from the field. Unemployed players at the factory are expected to join once the lineup is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Lawrence Lewellin
Cause of Church Fire Still Undetermined
Naperville June 7 State Marshal John Gamber completed a preliminary probe into the church fire. He found no evidence of arson or involvement by the Ku Klux Klan and said no suspects have been identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates Press
Naperville
John Gamber
Kuu Klux Klan
Thompson Urged as Illinois Governor Candidate in 1924
At a Democratic county committee meeting in McDonough County delegates endorsed Justice Floyd E. Thompson of Rock Island for governor in 1924. The resolution urged his candidacy and pledged united support, citing his eight years on the Illinois Supreme Court and prior service as Rock Island county prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
Floyd E. Thompson
Rock Island
Ilinois
Supreme Court of
Illinois
Democratic Central Committee
McDonough County
Justice Floyd BE
Thompson
Ilinois Supreme Court
Ilinois Supreme Bench
United States
Supreme Bench
George A. Cook
Supreme Court
Rock Island County
Knox College advance registration boosts returning students
In Galesburg on June 7 advance registration shows at least 850 Knox College students will return next year, a rise from 300 who indicated intent to return the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Knox College
Justice Thompson Receptive to Governor Candidacy Request
Springfield June 7 Chief Justice Floyd K Thompson the youngest U S supreme court chief justice said he would consider a gubernatorial bid after a request from the Mc Donough county Democrat committee He praised the honor and pledged to give a definite answer later while noting his duty to the people and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Floyd K. Thompson
Supreme Court
United States
McDonough County Democrat Committee
30000 Cases Strawberries Sent from Benton Harbor
Benton Harbor reports a banner strawberry season with 30000 cases shipped Monday night by boat and rail. Sodus Soloma and Stevensville contributed 10000 cases each from precooling plants while local market price is 1.50 per case. Pianist Robert Purdy will give a piano recital at Bardolph M W A hall Thursday at 8 o clock.
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Benton Harbor
Mid
Sodus
Soloma
Stevensville
Robert Purdy
Bardolph M. W. A. Hall Thursby
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