11 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1922
Page
1
Secretary says secrecy in negotiations and any confidential notes must not harm the United States. Senator Underwood criticizes opponents for poor conceptions of the conference, while the administration defends the pact as unequivocal law and consistent with American policy.
Prohibition agents linked a barn discovery to a farmer named Nivakas in a Connecticut court case. The case centers on a radiator and feed pipe as part of alleged liquor operations with sufficient liquor found to order Nivakas to appear.
Federal officers again applied to Quincy on Thursday for warrants against two named suspects in a Peoria area case. Deputies served warrants on two individuals on South Front Street as part of the ongoing investigation into Bergmann and associates.
In March 11 action the Augusta Telephone Company suspended a planned sale of phone rates. The commerce department announced the suspension today, ending requests that had been raised earlier. Birthdays and local anecdotes appear in a nearby observance as residents reflect on a church-related memory.
Will B. Martin, circuit clerk and recorder for McDonough County, heads the Macomb Lodge B P O E No 1009 for the ensuing year. Unanimously chosen, other officers include Esteemed Leading Knight R E McDonough and Esteemed Loyal Knight Carl R Leander. The installation will occur next month with appointive and committee positions announced. In Prairie City, officials consider further arrests after a street fight, while Sheriff Sapp notes no major developments yet.
Arcadia Florida March 9 Dr I T Law a physician was electro vented in his office while performing an X Ray on a patient with a fractured arm. His arm touched a high voltage wire and he died instantly.
New York March 11 The football rules committee abolished the free trial for a goal after a touchdown. Now a team may put the ball in play on or behind the opponents five yard line and attempt to score one point by any legal play from scrimmage.
Grand Commander of Knights Templar of Illinois led the annual inspection of Macomb Commandery Number 61 in Macomb. Officers praised the work after a formal review, with a six o'clock dinner and a line inspection follows. Distinguished guests from nearby commanderies attended. Meanwhile Horace I Holliday reports a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Bennett on March 21 in Ada, marking a once every fifty years milestone.
Mr and Mrs Jos Comer are ill with influenza and Mr Comer has pneumonia. Others suffering include Mrs Ben Graham Mrs Manus Chidcester and daughter May Mrs K P Suttle and daughter Claudia Mrs R Callison Mrs L B Yeast and W C Miner. Grace Hermetet of Boulder Cole recovering after appendectomy and her mother Mrs George Hermetet underwent operation today. Mary Hosman home after treatment. Ivan Jones of Bushnell recovering after appendectomy and chest drainage for pus from pneumonia.
The Macomb Delphian chapter will meet with Mrs. E. C. Maguire at 425 North Lafayette Street Monday February 13 at 5 o clock p m. A. J. Peterson, the day ticket seller and dispatcher at the Q station, is ill with the flu and a temporary worker has filled his post.
The Good Hope pit ver formerly The Good Hope Re jeptor will be known as The Good Hope News after being chosen from several submitted by contestants in the name change.
Local business editor notes oil finds and soil turmoil disrupt markets. The Chicago publication warns that the traditional access point may not return, urging investors to pursue alternative opportunities amid ongoing upheaval.
In Good Hope on March 11, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Noper celebrated fifty years of marriage. They wed March 7, 1872, near Industry and later moved to Scotland township and then the Good Hope area. Six living children and their families attended along with several grandchildren.
London reports that a flying bomber struck the Benoni miners hall near Johannesburg, killing many. In Johannesburg itself, clashes between striking miners and police left 32 dead and 57 wounded by evening, martial law declared, with multiple towns in turmoil and police and mine guards suffering heavy losses.
Springfield March 11 The Illinois Mine Workers executive board will not answer coal operators demand for a wage agreement until after a meeting next Wednesday President Farrington announced He suggested a district convention may be needed before negotiations can begin.
Mrs Margaret Anderson age 63 who walked from Sioux Falls to Washington to urge President Harding to free her son Joe from Leavenworth penitentiary is working as a domestic in Springfield while awaiting the president's decision.
Members of the Macomb Boys' band are prompt at rehearsals and improving rapidly under leader Harold Frank. A. L. Hainline, Illinois theatre manager, offers each boy with perfect attendance a monthly theatre ticket. The band is divided into groups with weekly practice and a Saturday morning full-band rehearsal.
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