Manslaughter Verdict Reached in Schuyler Depot Case
A Schuyler jury taking twenty four hours to reach a verdict found twenty nine section hands guilty of manslaughter in the Lushbrook death at Frederick depot. Judge Mourning and defense counsel pressed for a new trial with date set for arguments. Verdict formed after lengthy deliberations and multiple ballots.
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Juiney
Til
Schuyler
Lushbrook
Frederick
Lad
Wall Ark
Hilin K. Wall
Lefense
Fred G. Wolfe
David L. Mourning
Paul Mourning
Scrumer County
John Wall
Walter ‘Reli
William Moran
D. ‘Ihaloupolos
Prohibition Head Approves Busch Ships to Continue Wet
In St Louis Adolphus Busch III praised for enforcing prohibition on American ships with Lasker blamed for allowing liquor sales beyond the three mile limit. Dr Wilbur Crafts calls for a more gentlemanly manager while Virgil Ilishaw backs Busch. Washington reports say Treasury rules permit liquor sales on Shipping Board vessels outside three miles. Wheeler proposes excluding ships that sell liquor from American ports. House Merchant Marine Committee defeats Bankhead amendment on subsidized ships with liquor. Boston Herald cites Asquith on English lecturers visiting America.
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St. Louis
Adolphus Busch III
Shipping Board
Lasker
The
Associated Press Today
Wilbur Crafts
Washington, D. C
International Reform Bureau
Busch
Kaiser
America
Wshington
Treasury
P. A. Wise
Prohibition Unit
Adolphus Busch Til
Harding
Wheeler
Wayne D. Wheeler
Anti-saloon League
Washington
House Merchant Marine Committee Today
Bankhead
Harding Receives Philippine Independance Plea
President Harding met with 29 Philippine parliamentary delegates and heard the plea for independence presented by President Queson. He said a reply would require careful consideration and that ultimate decision rests with Congress, but he would outline his views next Thursday at the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Philippine Parliamentary Mission
Queson
Philippine Senate
Hardings
Congress
White House
Westminster Guild Announces Program at First Presbyterian
The Westminster Guild of the First Presbyterian Church presents a program of songs for The Old South on Tuesday evening at the church. The list includes Folk Songs such as De Boll-Weevil Kee-Mo Ki-Mo and A Slave Song, Spirituals, and songs like Camptown Races and Dixie with period voice and notable titles such as Kingdom Comin and Steal Away.
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Old South
Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Dixie
Camptown
Poland China litter show set for Tri-County Fair
The Tri County Fair at La Harpe partners with the Poland China Breed Promotion committee to fund a litter show this fall. Fifty percent of a $200 purse will be provided by each party for litters of four pigs from the same sow, across ten prizes from 40 to 5 dollars. The September 5 to 9 dates are announced.
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la Harpe
Poland
J. W. Minnich
Swine Breeders Plan Exhibitor Nominations
The Fair secretary aims to draw more breeders to exhibit and expand swine participation. The show requires at least ten breeders to nominate herds by paying $5 to the promotion organization.
No Arrests Made in Jewelry Theft Case
Late this afternoon no arrests had been made in the theft of diamond rings a gold watch and other jewelry valued at 250 from the residence of Mr and Mrs Frank Putt south of Adair The sheriff's office continues the investigation hoping for a plausible clue as no arrest has yet developed The theft was reported in Friday night's By Stander and is believed to have occurred between supper time and bedtime
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Frank Putt
South of
Adair
Warran
Settlement ends Iowa railroad taxes case
Des Moines announces out of court settlement of the $100,000,000 railroad tax case affecting all Iowa railroads. Terms restore tax valuations to the 1920 basis, affecting state revenue and county taxation.
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Seri Public Only AG
Des Moines
Iowa
State Executive Council
Walker Couple Here on Visit Before Returning to Chicago
Here for a short visit Mr and Mrs George Walker come from Chicago. Mr Walker formerly served as Macomb Country Club pro in 1920 and 1921 and has resigned from a similar post at Louisiana Missouri.
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George Walker
Chicago
Walker
Macomb
Rotary Kiwanis Golfing Contest Opens Amid Security Warnings
The Rotary and Kiwanis golf contest begins tomorrow and lasts a week through Sunday. Teams include Morgan-Fairies Weather-Worrell Thompson-Hermeter Lehnarr-Keys Campbell-Thrasher Allison-Downing Grigsby-Hursh L Roark-Slusher Howell-B Flack Standard-Currens Reno-Wolfe G Knappenberger-Haberman H Foulk-Gustavus Edie-N Knappenberger Welch-Wetzel Patton-Deharity. In Chicago Elbert Gary faced police protection during a steel mill inspection after radicals threatened his life.
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Rotary and
Kiwanis
Worrell
Hermeter
Kiwanis Club
S. A. Thompson
Chas. Sehnarr
Rotary Club
Rotary Kiwanis
Morgan
Fairies
Weather—Worrell
Thompson—Hermeter
Lehnarr—Keys
Campbell—Thrasher
Allison—Downing
Grigsby—Hursh
Roark
Slusher
Howell
Flack
Standard
Currens
Reno—Wolfe, G
Knappenberger
Haberman, H
Foulk
Gustavus
Edie
Welch—Wetzel
Patton
Deharity
Morvich Beaten by Whiskaway in Carleton Stakes
Morvich the three year old champion was defeated by Whiskaway by eight lengths in the Carleton stakes at the Requiduet track. Whiskaway led from the start as Morvich faded in the stretch in New York news dated June 17.
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Associated Press
New York
Morvich
America
Requiduet
Whiskaway
Bushnell Woman Granted Divorce in Circuit Court
Gerda Erlandson was granted a divorce from Arvid Erlandson in circuit court this morning. Arvid, now in Chicago, was cited. Mrs. Erlandson works at the Jolly hotel. Other matters were technical and not of public interest. court adjourned until June 29.
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Gerda Erlandson
Arvid Erlandson
Chicago
Prof Hollister Reads at College Reading Two Plays
Prof Hollister of the University of Michigan public speaking department will read two short plays at Teachers College auditorium next Monday at 8 15 p m Admission is free The event is expected to draw educators and students alike with selections from Synge and Barrie.
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Hollister
Department of Public Speaking
University of Michigan
Teachers’ College
Synge
Barrie
Living Wage Principles Recognized by Labor Board
The United States Railway Labor Board ordered another wage cut affecting about 1,200,000 railway workers and said a living wage concept would be studied later. Dissenting labor members criticized the decision while board officials noted postwar conditions hinder scientific wage fixes.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Russia
Tfl
United States Railway Labor Board
California visit hints at move for Patterson family
Harry Patterson former Macomb resident and By-Stander employee visited from Rock Island to say relatives. The family plans to move to California Monday later, Patterson brother of Mrs. Chas Saffel who recently relocated with her husband to the coast state.
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California
Harry Patterson
Macomb
Rock Island
Patterson
Chas. Saffel
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United States Steel Corporation
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Linn
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Bushnell
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Arthur C. Warton
Albert Phillips
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