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10 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 10, 1921
Page
1
Boy Hurt When Waist Caught in Ford Wheel
A four year old boy, son of Mr. Ju Shinberger, was injured Friday afternoon when his waist became caught in the revolving wheel of a Ford. He was rushed to a hospital with injuries to his body and head but is reported to be recovering. The incident occurred while the vehicle was moved after being brought to a shop for repairs. the boy was knocked to the floor and sustained a possible facial injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ju. Shinberger
Quother
Sis
Truman
Hartman
Elsie Whitsett
Oakland
Ind
Knox College
Here
St.ancis
Franing
Galesburg
C. W. Howell
Macomb
Roberts
Relatives Report Escape From Flood
Mrs. Katherine Sulivan and Mrs. William Hughes received telegrams from sons in the Pueblo Colo flood district saying they had escaped the disaster and were well. Relatives here worried due to wire breakdowns delaying messages, but most locals with kin in the flooded area have been notified of safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Sulivan
W. Jackson Street
Joe
Pueblo
Colo
William Hughes
Pueblo District
New York Woman Confesses in Lakewood Murder Case
Mrs Eva Kaber of New York confessed to hiring two men to beat her husband to change his attitude. She denied intent to kill him. Lakewood Chief of Police said no murder plan or ghost-posing instruction was confirmed and her daughter was not implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hudson
N. Y
Eva Kaber
Lakwood
Christensen
Lakewood
Normal Students Return Home After Year at Teachers College
Western Illinois Teachers College closes a successful year with graduation exercises Thursday. Many students travel home yesterday and last night and plan to return for the summer term starting Monday. The summer session will run eleven weeks, with many teachers aiming to broaden their studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Illinois Teachers’ College
Bank Messenger Slain and Another Wounded in Detroit Hold-Up
Detroit on June 10 Jer ome Eastead a Bank of Detroit messenger was shot and killed and a second messenger wounded by three armed men who stopped them near noon. The bandits escaped with a bag said to contain cancelled checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Jerome Eastead
Bank of Detroit
Has Moved John Zimmer Merman Relocates
John Zimmer Merman, formerly of this city, reports he has moved from Olkmulvee Oklahoma to Roswell New Mexico with his family making the trip by auto at the start of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zimmermerman
Olkmulvee
Okla
Roswell
N. M
Lawmakers Battle Over $39 Million Omnibus Bill
Springfield reports Representative Devine blocked advancement of the omnibus bill citing graft and budget flaws. Sherman Michael agreed to hold the measure on second reading until Monday as debate warned of possible session disaster and strict bill-reading rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
General Assembly
Representative Devine
Dixon
House
Sherman Michael
Shanahan
House of
Devine
Appropriations
United States
Appropriations Committee
House Bills Dividing Road Fund Passes House
Springfield reports the house passed bills allocating more than 61 million dollars of road funds to hard road construction, federal aid, maintenance, contracted roads, and materials. The plan includes 30 million for next biennium, 20 million for federal aid, 4 million for maintenance, 3.5 million for contracted roads, and 5 million for materials and potential cement plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
House of Representatives
Senate
Bergdoll Mother Pays Fine to Escape Jail
Mrs. Enuna C Bergdoll mother of the Bergdoll brothers convicted of army desertion saved herself and co defendants charged with conspiracy to aid her sons from jail by paying $25 000 in fines imposed by federal courts in Philadelphia on June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pre
Philadelphia
Enuna C. Bergdoll
Bergdoll Brothers
Visiting Relatives with Wedow Family in this Vicinity
Mrs. Fred Wedow and three children from Kansas City visit Tim Sullivan’s family and other relatives. Mrs. Wedow is known as Miss Grace Shea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shea. Mr. Wedow has gone to the oil district in Arkansas to pursue business and his family will follow once settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wedow
Kansas City
Tim Sullivan
Wedow
Grace Shea
Mike Shea
Oil
Arkansas
Miners Escape Fire at Mark Mine After Shaft Blaze
Six hundred miners trapped in the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul mine at Mark ten miles south of Duluth were believed to have escaped through emergency shafts as fire broke from the shaft before noon. State mine rescue teams sealed the burning tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R
Mark
Here
Local resident improves after kidney trouble illness
Harry Sapp of the northeast area, ill for three weeks with kidney trouble, shows improvement though remains partly confined to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sapp
Memorial Day in Macomb by Odd Fellows
The Macomb lodge of Odd Fellows holds Memorial Sunday on June 12. Members meet at the hall at 2 pm, march with the Normal school band to the cemetery, and hear remarks from Judge C. S. Imes. The program includes songs by Helen Campbell, prayers, readings of deceased members, solos, a duet, and an address by A. L. Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb Lodge of Odd Fellows
C. S. Imes
Helen Campbell
Brother Holmes
C. W. Teenagle
Geo. T. Koch
A. L. Cole
Geo. Koch
A. L. Cole Marshall
L. W. Camp
R. T. Quinn
Wm. Willis
C. E. Asher
Former Macomb Residents Safe After Flood
Mrs. Maggie Olmas of Pueblo Colo reports to West Washington residents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Martin that all her family are safe after the flood. The water reached Ninth Street three blocks from the Martins home and city lighting was out. Candles helped, supplies arrive, and food imports eased conditions. The Olmas husband’s oil firm office and the local bank where their son worked were destroyed. Another niece Mrs. Margaret Harpster, a Ft. Collins student, could not return home due to the flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Martin
West Washington Street
Maggie Olmas
Margaret Harpster
Ft. Collins
Col
Bombs Thrown On Prosecutor's Porch In Ohio
In New Philadelphia Ohio on June 10 two bombs were thrown at the homes of Russell Bowers Tuscarawas County prosecuting attorney and Tl O Haug Dover safety director both active in enforcing prohibition laws There were no injuries but Bowers home was destroyed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ohio
Russell Bowers
Tl. O. Haug
Dover
Tuscaramas County
Bower
Sims Says Speech Garbled in London Remarks
London reports Rear Admiral Sims says parts of his Tuesday speech were garbled and that he had said nothing new beyond what he stated in the United States and in his book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Associated Press
London
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Thieves Loot Prairie City Garage Cash Register
Thieves ransacked the Yeast garage in Prairie City last Saturday afternoon and obtained $20.17 from the cash register. The loss was not discovered until 6:00 p.m. after reviewing that day’s receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie City
Springtime senior class play a sparkling success at Illinois theatre
The senior class drama Springtime at the Illinois theatre drew capacity crowds and high praise. Performers Miss Luan Hendee and Miss Lorraine Sutton led an ensemble praised for professional polish, with strong turns by Priscilla Brewster and George Koch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Theatre
Imeo Mesia
Luan Hendee
Priscilla Brewster
Priscilla Higgins
Priscilla Dean
Lorraine Sutton
Elvira Eastman
Myg
Elvira Judd
Alice Sweeney
Zenebia Brewster
Bobby
Brewster
Albert Sala
James Brewster
Earl Murphy
Bobby Brewster
George Koch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shin NT
Louise. Russell
Mary Bail
Peters
At- Hose
Bushnell
Lincoln
Tlahte
Katherine Sullivan
Hughes
New York
Rank Wessenger
Covery
Miss Roberts
Macomb I
Residents Safe
Prairie City Garage
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