IME Defeats Sharpe in Exhibition at La Arpe Diamond
IME defeats Sharpe in an exhibition at La Arpe Diamond. The event highlights the NA pastimes on a sunlit day, drawing attention to local teams and fans.
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1921
Page
1
La Harpe Defeats Bushnell In Tight Local Baseball Classic
A lively Sunday double bill featured La Harpe edging Bushnell 4 to 3 before the largest crowd seen in La Harpe this season. Runkle and Turner led La Harpe’s win while Howell Hamblin and Harmon supplied power in a strong lineup. Industry’s Adair fell 11 to 4 to Pennington Point, with Bushnell’s fans returning home disappointed after a scattered performance. Pekin then toppled Industry 2 to 1 in a late setback for the town’s teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Harpe
de Laharpe
Douglas
Sirpe
Vitler
Vis
Surphy
Turner
Runkle
Howell
Hamey
Harmon Se
Dodgers Win Thriller In 10th At Onsville
In a tense Diamond battle, Dodgers defeat Onsville 6 to 5 in ten innings. Croxton and Turner silenced the hitters while Epson fanned several, and Watson opened with a walk before Minty drove in the decisive run. Fans and players praised the clean baseball and sportsmanship throughout the hot contest.
Wage Reduction Extended by Railroad Labor Board
The United States railroad labor board extended its wage reductions effective July 1 to nearly all large railroads. No change from the average 12 percent cut granted 104 carriers earlier this month. The order affects 210 railroads and covers practically all classes of employees on Class One carriers not included in the original reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Governor Works On Remaining Bills In Quiet Springfield
Springfield June 27 Doors to the executive offices were closed to visitors while Governor Small resumed consideration of the remaining bills. About 140 measures await action by Thursday with the $11 000 000 omnibus bill the final item. Speculation runs on which items the Governor will strike. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Carl Reams Ray Liberman and N K Weems of Quincy, including the Franklin Motor Car dealer for Adams county, visited Dr Schrader Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Governor Small
Aud General Assembly
State House
Small
Carl Reams
Ray Liberman
N K. Weems
Quincy
Franklin Motor Car
Adams County
Dr. Schrader
Pool Closure Sparks Sunday Ordinance Debate In Macomb
City leaders clash over opening the Holmes Park pool on Sundays amid a Sunday amusements ordinance. Mayor McLean, Chief Purdum, and park owner L. L. Butterfield weigh legality and fairness as residents urge keeping the pool open. Council sentiment appears split. aldermen mostly favor Sunday access, while officials push enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ‘Otice Purdum
Holmes Park
McLean
L. L. Butterfield
Purdum
Butterfield
Macomb
Fire escapes installed at Holmes Hospital Macomb
A State Fire Marshal order requiring fire escapes for hotels and hospitals in Macomb was complied with at Holmes Hospital. An outside metal stairway now runs from the third floor landing to the second story and down to the ground, enabling exits from the upper floors. Windows on the two upper landings will be converted to doors to improve emergency egress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Holmes Hospital
Box Seats Offered for July Fourth Event
Reserved seats for the July 4th celebration and auto races are on sale at Roark drug store. There are six seats per box, with 32 boxes numbered from one at the north end to 32 at the south end. Seats are selling fast, buy early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roark Drug Store
Macomb Woman One of Forty
The St Louis Post Dispatch highlights Col Henry Jullunder Smith of the British Indian Medical service who on Friday performed 40 cataract operations in 3 hours 15 minutes. One patient, Mrs James Vawter of West Chase Street, awaits permanent sight restoration in the eye operated upon amid acclaim for speed and precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tuth
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Henry ‘‘Jullunder
Smith
British Indian Medical Service
James Vawter
West Chase Street
Black Sox trial opens with juror panel in Chicago
In Chicago on June 27 Judge Hugo Friend began the Black Sox case. Eighteen players, alleged gamblers, and others stand indicted for conspiracy to commit illegal acts and to defraud. Conviction could bring jail or penitentiary time under Illinois law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Ress
Chicago
Hugo Friend
Criminal Court
Illinois
New Low Chicago Holdups Record Reported
Chicago police reported a new low for holdups with only one robbery in 24 hours while auto thefts rose, totaling fifty three cars stolen. Chief Hughes credited advice to quit carrying large sums of money and avoid wearing jewels.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hughes
Belief De Valera May Accept Lloyd George Offer
London reports from Dublin today say a majority believe Eamon de Valera will accept Lloyd George to London for a conference with the Irish government and Ulster premier Craig to settle the Irish question. The invitation causes widespread sensation. troops move in Ireland amid fears of intensified military rule if refused.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
Craig
Ulster
Dublin
Ireland
de Valera
Nonstop transcontinental flight leaves Riverside pilots aim Mineola
Riverside California June 27 Aviators Bavis and Springer of Los Angeles depart Mareh Field at 6 a.m. on a nonstop cross‑continent attempt aiming to land at Mineola Field Long Island within 30 hours.
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Associated Press
Riverside
Calif
Bavis and Springer
Los Angeles
Mareh Field
Mineola Field
Long Island
Curtis-Nelson bill adds 25 million to Farm Loan Bank capital
Washington June 27 The Curtis Nelson bill to add about 25 million dollars to the capital of Federal Farm Loan banks for long term loans to farmers was completed when the Senate accepted the House reduction to 25 million. The bill now goes to the president.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm Loan Banks
Senate
House
Ateachel
Grant Smith Divorce and McMillan v Avery Trial Began
The case McMillan versus Avery reached jury selection with 12 men named for the trial in city court before Judge A B Fuhr. Attorneys for McMillan and for the defendants outlined the contract dispute over cattle purchases and alleged irregularities affecting costs. A separate alimony withdrawal petition by E S Slusher was granted, as the beneficiary remarried, and a Smith versus Smith divorce decree was issued by Judge Fuhr amid a session note on Clerk Will B Martin filling in due to illness.
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McMillan
Circuit
A. B. Fuhr
Dan’l Strader
Chalmers Township
Edw. Hendrickson
Lamoine
Allen Roberts
Blandinsville
James Sullivan
Chalmers
Clinton Wilson
Hire
Fred Whipple
Wm. Imes
A. J. Leander
L. M. Williams
Chas. Snyder
M. E. Roark
Macomb City
George Clarke
Industry
Fuhr
Fray
Will B. Martin
Hl. L. Miller
Macomb Woman in Trouble at Quincy
Alma Runty, connected with local court cases in immoral conduct, was charged by Officer Muldoon with vagrancy as a street walker in Washington Park. She was sentenced to the house of correction for 105 12 days to receive medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Runty
Quincy
Quincy Herald
Alma Runty
Muldoon
Washington Park
House of Correction
Notable Health and Marriage Notices From Peoria Area
Phelps Hospital reports Mrs Sam Botkin of Avon has returned home after a recent operation. Neil Hendrickson of Plymouth, previously ill with acute appendicitis, is improving after surgery. License to Wed issued in Peoria on June 25 for Ross E Ball of Bushnell aged 89 and Minnie Hazelwood of LaHarpe aged 49.
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Peoria
Ross E. Ball
Bushnell
Minnie Hazelwood
LaHarps
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Burnham
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Dodgers
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Oym Epson
Onsville
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Willey Minty
R. R
Order of Labor Board
Marshal Purdum
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