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08 Jun 1921
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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 08, 1921
Page
1
Big County Carnival Promises Dance and Entertainment
A Macomb event outlines a week of festivities for the County Orphanage fundraiser. The carnival features dolls, candy, a broad program, and a grand dance with an orchestra and jazz acts. Organizers expect a large attendance with a focus on community celebration despite weather and setup challenges.
Sweep Dublin Sires in Rioting
Rioting erupted in Dublin with gunfire and revolvers used as civilians faced violence. Reports detail a chaotic scene, with five shots heard and multiple civilians involved amid uproar in the streets. Authorities urged calm as investigations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Organizing County Auto Association in Macomb
R E Rhoades field secretary for the Illinois State Auto Association visits Macomb to organize a county unit. He spoke to the Macomb Commercial Association about promoting good roads and a road patrol. If 100 members are secured, legal service may be provided to autoists cited for traffic violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Rhoades
Illinois State Auto Association
Macomb
Macomb Commercial Association
Odd Fellows Picnic At Roseville Weekend
The Odd Fellows of Roseville plan a two day picnic on June 22 and 23 with entertainment including two bands two baseball games and two outdoor attractions plus racing. The Orphan's home band and the Roseville band will provide music for both days. On Wednesday Roseville hosts Smithshire and on Thursday they play Little York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows of
Roseville
Gether
Orphan’s
Smithshire
Little York
Congress Proposes New Soldier Bonus Bond Plan
A Dill in the house introduces a bill to issue tax exempt bonds to veterans. Bonds would be five percent with caps of 750 dollars for overseas service and 600 dollars for home service, maturing in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Associated Press
Washington
A_ Dill
Babe Ruth Detained in Detroit For Auto Speeding
Detroit June 8 Babe Ruth star of the New York Americans was sentenced to one day in city jail and fined 100 dollars in magistrate court for auto speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Detroit
Associated Press
Homerun King
New York
Recall ballot among Pullman shop workers in over 20 cities
Chicago June 8 The strike ballot circulated among Pullman company shop employees in more than 20 cities and was returned Friday morning. A recall followed a conference of the Railways Employees Department of the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go Associated Press
Chicago
Pullman Company
Railways Employees Department
The
American Federation of Labor
Fire at Tiernan brick yard causes minimal damage
A fire started on the wall of the power room at the Tiernan brick yard this morning and scorched a small space on pine boards before being extinguished. Overheated motor grids fastened to the wall ignited it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiernan
Flood disaster recedes as Pueblo reels from flood loss
Reports from Pueblo indicate massive tolls from the Arkansas River flood below the city. Hundreds of bodies, millions in property, widespread destruction across Vineland Avondale Divine Boone Fowler and Manzanola. Officials praise relief by Public Health Service and military aid while recovery continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas River
Boone
Colo
Pueblo
Arkansas
Denver Times
Vineland
Avondale
Divine
Boone, Fowler
Manzanola
Eddie Bell
Cole
United States Public Health Service
Red Cross
John C. Cornell
The
United States Public Health Ser
Macomb
Lawrence Burke, Jr
Moline
Frank
Burke
Joe Sullivan
Kate Sullivan
West Jackson Street
Folly for U S 10 Disarm First Weeks Urges Caution
Secretary Weeks told New York University graduates that disarming first would be folly. He urged the United States to defend its rights sovereignty and citizens until nations agree to dismantle fortifications and scrap navies. The university awarded him an honorary Doctor of Laws degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United States
War Weeks
New York University
Weeks
Principal I M Wrigley Transfers To Mt Pulaski High
Principal I M Wrigley of Macomb High School accepts a lead position at Pulaski Township High School for next year. Salary higher, he will depart early July with his family visiting relatives a month before moving to Mt Pulaski around August 1. The family has lived on North Ward street in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Wrigley
Macomb High School
Ttt
Normal Academy Alumni Banquet At Monroe Hall
One hundred academy alumni and faculty guests attended the Normal Academy Alumni Association third annual reunion and banquet at Monroe Hall. Edwin Harris presided as toastmaster and led a short business meeting followed by dancing with Steve's Serenaders providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Monroe Hall
Normal Academy Alumni Association
Edwin Harris
Steve
Pres
V-Pres
Lenny Hermetet
Treas
Ralph Carson
Lee
Virginia Greer
Mace Laughlin
Orson Croxton
Sec
Georgia Mullen
Tax Sales Begin Monday June 13
County Treasurer John A. Barclay announces the tax sales start Monday June 13 for unpaid assessments. Properties will be sold for the tax amount due, with buyers receiving a judgment against the property. Owners often pay more to release the judgment. Unsettled weather tonight and Thursday with possible showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Barclay
Republicans Propose 1037 Delegate Convention Base
Washington reports a GOP subcommittee proposes 1037 delegates for the next national convention under a new base. The plan includes a cut of 26 southern state representation votes after a long investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
National Committee
Mrs. Raymond Roebuck Enters Osteopathy Hospital
In Hospital Kirksville Missouri Mrs Raymond Roebuck of Sciota TI has come to the American School of Osteopathy hospital for examination and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Raymond Roebuck
Sciota
American School of Osteopathy Hospital
Licensed to Wed in Quincy
Marriage license filing shows Arthur L Aby of Sero ta and Alice E Reno of Macomb in Illinois with details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Arthur L. Aby
Serota
Alice E, Reno
Macomb
Illinois Prohibition Bill Passes House Amid Factional Strife
Springfield reports the Illinois Prohibition Bill passed the House 82 to 62 and moves to the governor. Debates surfaced in the Senate as Small and Brundage allies clashed over a civil code provision for a prohibition commissioner and new agents. Senators cited enforcement failures by the Sullivan machine with Richard L. Sullivan named, while Attorney General Brundage drew support from administration leaders. Representative Garesche led wets’ failed delay, and Dr. H. P. Pratt arrived seeking a veto from Governor Small after a protest bundle from Illinois physicians was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
House of Representatives
Brundage
Senate
Wien
Meents
Small
Wheeler
Richard L. Sullivan
Illinois
H. P. Pratt
Chicago
Admiral Sims criticized for London speech on Irish issue
Senator McCormick charged Rear Admiral Sims with misquoting the Irish question in a London address. He urged President Harding and Secretary Denby to discipline Sims while Denby ordered a review to confirm if press reports correctly quoted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
McCormick
Ilinois
Harding
Denby
London
Sims
United States
Department
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