Adair Plans Big Demonstration Next Saturday
Adair announces a large demonstration next Saturday focusing on corn contributions. Local organizers urge turnout at the event to press for their cause.
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Macomb Daily By Stander in Macomb, Illinois
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Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
1
Cooperation Drives Countywide Corn Donation Campaign
Farm adviser R C Donoghue and J Wily McDonough joined a Stronghurst demonstration to launch Henderson county’s drive for corn gifts for starving families in Asia. Over 1000 bushels expected. community plans next big collection day and school boy girl contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donoghue
McDonough
Jim
Stronghurst
Anderson County
Leonard
Allinois Ricultural Association
Rl Vreeman
Rretary of Agriculture
Dharg
Farm Bureau Federarol T
Adair
Jones
George Cole
Ralph, Wilson
Fred Waymack
Frank Guy
Ray Spicer
Archie Applegate
Ed Champion
H. B. Welsh
C. P. Kline
R. C. Donoghue
Henderson County
Soldier bonus bill hopes abandoned in Congress
Washington March 2 Associated Press reports proponents abandoned hope for enacting the soldier bonus bill this session. The stand ends months of lobbying as supporters acknowledge failure to secure passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Section Crew Reduced in Macomb Railway Yard
A local railroad campaign slashes more than half the Macomb section crew with only three of seven to eight workers remaining. Small stations see single workers. no work lag yet as travel declines. E S Slusher notes Philadelphia to Chicago car occupancy fell to seven on his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
E. S. Slusher
Macomb Telephone Company
Philadelphia
Chicago
Barclay Orchestra To Play In Macomb For Dances
A new musical organization called the Barclay Orchestra is formed in Macomb. Wayne Barclay will manage and play saxophone, Miss Anna Barclay will play piano, Harry Griffith from Bushnell on saxophone and trombone, and Geo Cline of Bushnell on drums. They plan initial appearance midmonth and may add more instruments later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Barclay Orchestra
Wayne Barclay
Anna Barclay
Harry Griffith
Bushnell
Geo. Cline
Funeral services for Mrs. George Chandler announced
Funeral services for Mrs. George Chandler will be held Thursday at 3 40 p m from the First Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev W T Rodgers. Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery. The body arrives this evening at 7 24 and will be taken to Martin Undertaking establishment.
Knox College Beats Lombard In Rough Rivalry Tilt
The Knox College basketball team defeated Lombard College 33 to 21 in a fast paced contest marked by a strong Galesburg rivalry between the two colleges and their supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox College
Lombard
Galesburg
Allied and domestic actions shape postwar crisis
London reports Lloyd George agreeing to use armed forces to coerce Germany if needed, possibly occupying Mannheim and Ruhr ports. Allies draft a warning to Germany that reparations will be enforced and violations cited, with plans discussed at St James's Palace. Washington notes Champ Clark’s death after twenty six years in the House, amid postwar transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Mar
Lloyd
George
Germany
Mannheim
Krenehh
Ruhr
Rhine
Supreme Allied Council
St. James’ Palace
Washington
Champ Glark
House of Representatives
Clark
House
Wreck blame fixed on engineer long and block
Chicago report says Michigan Central engineers Long and Block violated rules by ignoring signal indications in the Porter Indiana wreck that killed 37. General Manager Shearer says they will be dismissed. Long declined to comment while pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Porter
Ind
Long
Block
Michigan Central
Shearer
Wealthy farmer shot in home near Talesburg
Talesburg March 2 Charles Newcomb a wealthy Middlerrove farmer was shot last night by an unknown assailant and fatally wounded. Sheriff Williams of Fulton County arrested Faye Bybee of Fairview who allegedly threatened Newcomb and his wife at their wedding eight weeks ago but Bybee had an airtight alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Talesburg
Mar
Charles Newcomb
Middlerrove
Here
Williams
Fulton County
Faye Bybee
Fairview
Newcomb
Bybee
House Holds Army To Limit Of 150 000
Washington March 2 The house stood firm for a 150000 army size. It refused to concur in a senate amendment to the army appropriation bill which would fund 175000 enlisted men after June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Senate
Neighbors Bid Fond Farewell to Harding in Mari
Marion residents and nearby towns gathered at the presidential residence for a formal farewell to President-elect Harding. The event drew a large crowd as he prepared to begin his duties today on the famous front porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Associated Press
Marion
Mar
Marding
Mari
Armistice Day Sacrifice Charge Drops From Report
The House War Investigating Committee struck charges accusing officials of needless sacrifice of American soldiers on Armistice Day after three hours of debate in a subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, Mar
House War Investigating Committee
Roosevelt High School Pledges for Alton District Tournament
Roosevelt high school basketball squad signs a four fold pledge in preparation for the Alton district tournament to be held March 11 and 12 at Shurtleff college. The pledge bans tobacco and candy, requires a 10 p.m. curfew, and enforces coach training rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alton
Mar
Shurtleff College
Roosevelt High School
Landis Censured Over Baseball Arbiter Post
Federal Judge Landis is criticized for taking the supreme baseball arbiter role, deemed inconsistent with his duties as a judge and a serious impropriety. The House Judiciary Committee today recommended full investigation at the next Congress session into impeachment charges raised by Rep. Welty. The sub-committee report was adopted unanimously, with Chairman Volstead reserving a minority report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presta
Washington
Mar
Landis
Supreme Baseball
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Welty
Ohio
Volstead
League of Nations Favors U S Stand on Mandates
Paris reports the League of Nations says it will not decide on the allocation of former German Pacific possessions including Yap. The council notes the United States role in the war and peace talks will not be challenged, asserting US approval is not essential to mandate validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Mar
League of Nations
Pacific
Yap
Council of the League
United States
Wilson Clears Desk of Bills in Closing Days
President Wilson signed the 10.5 million diplomatic appropriation and Congress sent the 58 million agriculture bill to the White House. With these actions only three regular appropriations remain and the president’s desk is clear of supply bills until the agriculture measure returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Congress
White House
Army
Navy
Rural schools seek higher revenue to fund education
County officials push for revising school revenue laws to help small districts. Superintendent Decker notes many locales cannot raise 500 dollars yearly under the 2 percent levy, while wealthier districts gain more state aid and levy funds. District valuations vary, with No 113 lowest at 24 680 and a 1 80 rate. others show higher rates yet lower needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hicks
Decker
Maguire
Abingdon Basketball Set to Visit Friday Night
Abingdon comes to town to play the local high school team Friday night at 8. The Orange and Black I squad aim to extend their good reputation and build momentum before the district tournament. Abingdon, noted as a strong squad, has twice defeated Galesburg this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abingdon
Igym
Galesburg
Macomb
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