Macomb Lead In Unlation Contention
In a disputed scene, Macomb fronts lead in an unclear county contention. The report notes rival positions and ongoing local tensions as figures contest the outcome amid limited readable details.
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08 Mar 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
Mar 08, 1921
Page
1
County fair revival plan aims for regional cooperation
A rough plan proposes forming a Macomb county wide fair with profits aiding rehabilitation. Officials include E C A standard, Dr Grigsby, Dr Thompson, Harry Rav es, and Chas Han jinuie. A committee led by Dr A P Standard and A Thompson argues tickets and multi city participation could fund a fair this fall with potential prize races and farm bureau support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coun
Aveh
Atas
Macomb
E. C. A. Standard
Cc. Lit Grigsby
J. ~. Thompson
Harry Ai Raves
Chas
Hanjinui
Carthage
ROC
Bas
Nccessful
Aow
Tinots Institute elects new president at annual meeting
A brief report notes that the Linent of Ers' Institute elected its president during the executive board session. The outgoing officers were Pea i Meville and Dixon, who prepared for next year’s plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Preen
Pea
Meville
Dixon
Coroners Jury Finds Heart Trouble Cause of Mrs Golm Death
A coroner's jury ruled that Mrs. Wm. Golm died from heart trouble caused by kidney infection. Witnesses included Dr. S. F. Russell and Jessie Golm Utley, corroborating the prior report. No blame was assigned to any party in the inquest into Harold McGranh's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Golm
L. F. Gumbuart
James Binnie
Ambrose Harlan
Geo, Eb, Porter
A. I. Ewing
Fred Dodsworth
S. F. Russell
Jessie Golm Utley
Harry B. Stephens
Arthur Toner
T. H. Mordue
Ed Booth
Emos Barret
Surgeons Open New Culbertson Hospital in Rushville
Dr. J. B. Holmes as surgeon in chief and Dr. S F Russell led the first operation at the Holmes hospital staff initiated Culbertson hospital in Rushville on Saturday. The chronic appendicitis case marked a promising start for the new institution with good surgical technique noted. Rushville’s hospital cost between $40 000 and $50 000 and is described as fine and well arranged inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Holmes
Holmes Hospital
SF. Russell
Culbertson Hospital
Rushville
Rushville’s
Moonshine Taxi Submerged After Street Collapse
A washout on West Jefferson street caused by heavy rain undermined the pavement and dropped the Moonshine Taxi onto its side. No serious injuries reported. block closed for repairs. Melvin Brooking owns the Overland Moonshine Taxi Line and used a tripod and chain hoist to right the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Jefferson Street
Melvin Brooking
Child Illness Sends Brown Family to Jacksonville
Mr and Mrs Frank Brown of this city left this morning for Jacksonville called by the serious illness of their little daughter Trene who attends the school for the blind. The child is suffering with double pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Jacksonville
Trene
School For the
Big Tim Seated by the Speaker in State House Session
Springfield reports an abrupt adjournment as the Smerkal bill to fund penal and charitable institutions with 2.5 million dollars failed after Democratic opposition. Minority Leader Devine opposed. Smejkal postponed the measure. Also noted is former Chicago figure Big Tim Murphy arriving at the speaker’s platform amid hopes for workmen’s compensation legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mar
Smerkal
Devine
Smejkal
Big Tim
Murphy
Chicago
Borteader
Pullman
Salem Park
Baldwin
American Legion
Sheriff Releases Naval Deserter in Missouri
Jay Dunham of Hannibal Missouri surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Wilson after deserting from the navy in San Francisco on December 30. He was released from the county jail today after naval inquiries failed to receive a reply. A sister’s letter urged him to surrender in Chicago if no word comes, and Dunham said he wanted to face consequences rather than continue hiding. Associated Press News Isbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Dunham
Hannibal
Wilson
Navy
San Francisco
Dunham
Quincy
Chicago
Packers announce wage cuts and longer hours
Chicago March 8 wage reductions of about 12 1 percent affect over 100000 packing industry workers nationwide with new work hours and overtime after ten hours per day or 54 per week. Double time applies on Sundays and holidays. Union secretary says a strike is likely as packers stockpile products including hides to weather a shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Buteberg
Sanitary Board Admits Three for County Sanatorium Care
McDonough County Tuberculosis Sanitarium Board received three treatment applications from county residents with active disease and decided to send them to other state sanitaria. One patient at Springfield sanitaria has recovered enough to go home, another shows great improvement. Outside sanitarium construction is expected to finish by August 1, with interior work needing additional months. Dr. W. M. Hartman attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonough County Tuberculosis Sanitarium Board
Springfield
W. M. Hartman
Heavy Rain Drenches McDonough County Area
Last night a major rainfall swept McDonough county with strong lightning but no damage reports. Rain gauge at A A Messmore's home recorded 2.35 inches from 6 pm to noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonough
A. A. Messmore
McDonough County Bar Members Endorse Hillyer for Ninth Circuit
At a March 5 1921 meeting in Macomb Illinois the Republican members of the Bar of McDonough County unanimously endorsed George C Hillyer for the nomination and election to the Ninth Judicial Circuit bench The resolution praises his industry integrity ability dignity confidence strength and fairness and pledges Bar support if nominated and elected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonough County
Illinois
Macomb
Republican County Central Committee
McDonough
Ilinois
George C. Hillyer
Minois
Ninth Judicial Circuit
of Tlinois
Bar
British French and Belgian Troops Advance in Germany
British French and Belgian forces push further into occupied German territory in a coordinated advance across multiple cities. The operation expands Allied footholds and signals continued pressure on German lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Youthful Robbers Bound to Grand Jury
Winifred Riggs of this city was arraigned in Justice Falkenthal's court on the robbery of the Stone King store in Uethel township and waived examination after confessing. bound to await grand jury action. Perry Robinson, also of this city, held on the same charge and implicated by Rhys in the confession, was bound for grand jury investigation, with Attorney Geo B Kerman questioning the prosecution. Both failed to furnish bonds and were returned to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkenthal
Winifred Riggs
Uethel
Perry Robinson
Rhys
Geo. B. Kerman
Teachers return from Atlantic City meeting in N J
President Morgan and Miss Caroline Grote dean of women at the Normal school arrived home Sunday night after attending the National Educational Association sessions in Atlantic City New Jersey last week. The gathering was described as beneficial and instructive and many prominent educators attended. Next year’s meeting will be in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Caroline Grote
the Normal School
Atlantic City
N. J
National Educational Association
United States
New Orleans
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Roy Kernal in Macomb
A daughter was born Sunday March 6 to Mr and Mrs Roy Kernal of Macomb. The newborn is named Marjorie Tleanor. Nathan Levin of Sciota, Rosa Mansfield of Macomb listed as presenting at the birth. Licensed to Wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kernal
Macomb
Marjorie Tleanor
Nathan Levin
Sciota
Rosa Mansfield
Allies begin occupation of German territories in the Ruhr and Duesseldorf
The report notes that German president Ebert protests the occupation while the American army of occupation will not join allied advances. French and Belgian troops occupy Duesseldorf Duisburg and Ruhrport with flotilla support as Cologne bridgehead extends. The move aims to enforce reparations without hostility claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mayence
Mar
Germany
Duesseldorf
Duisburg
Ruhrport
Ruhr
Rhine
Cologne
Thhe Rhine
Duishure
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mzefur
Cay
Colchester
8. F. Russell
Rushville Hospital
Flay Dunham
Hannibal, Mo
Associated Press News
Isbert
Sanitarium Board
Bushnell
I. C. P. Bar
Hillyer
Togh Giik
Atlantic City, N. J
Bulletin
Washington
Weeks
War Department
Berlin
Frederick Ebert
Imperi
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