Matzenauer Denies Desertion In Divorce Drama
In a New York divorce action, opera star Mme. Matzenauer rejects claims by husband Floyd Glotzje that he deserted her. She says she left him January 26 and discusses alimony, legitimate separation, and allegations of another woman. She contends she sought a legal, dignified end to the marriage and accuses Glotzje of harming their reputation.
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Associated Press
St Louis
Mme
Mar St
Matzenauer
Grand Opera Ser
Jjnieur
Floyd Glotzje
New York
Carlif
Rport
San Francisco
Vercome
Joplin
Glotabaeh
Vrs
Debris Cleared After West Jack Street Fire
Fire crews began clearing debris from a burned store room on West Jack Street after an interior blaze damaged Helm's Meat Market and stock valued at about $3,000. Insurers and authorities plan remodeling and repairs as owners seek to reopen. Residents react with support as By-Stander community readers await updates.
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West Jack
Dogs Kill Nearly Hundred Sheep in County Depredations
McDonough County paid farmers $490.50 to cover sheep killed by dogs in the past year. Bethel township bore most losses with others in Macomb, Eldorado, Scotland, and one more township reporting smaller claims. Average loss per animal ranged from six to eight dollars. claims listed include E. W. Wilhelm, J. E. Bedwell, J. F. Curtis, J. M. Plank, L. K. McFadden, Lloyd Swanson, Ralph Wilson, W. S. Duncan, Iverson Jones, Perry Robinson, and D. H. Switzer.
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McDonough
Bethel Township
Sherp
E. W. Wilhelm
J. E. Bedwell
J. F. Curtis
J. M. Plank
Macomb Tp
Eldorado
L. K. McFadden
Scotland
Lloyd Swanson
Maintains Heat In Sanatarium Building In Bushnell
The sanatarium board has hired a man to run the heating plant in the new sanatarium building at Bushnell to guard against dampness while funds and government takeover remain unsettled. The building is completed and idle pending furnishings, but the heating system is now in operation to prevent damage.
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Sanatarium Board
Sanatarium
Bushnell
Prrce
Republicans to Consider Bonus Bill in House
A petition for a veteran soldier bonus bill circulated by Representative Lineherse of California, a former serviceman, drew a large number of signatures ahead of a meeting scheduled for Monday night. The move signals GOP support for action on the measure in Congress.
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HOUSE
Voy Associated Press
Washington
Lineherse
California
Fire destroys top floors of Burlington building in Chicago
Local residents recall brief fires in the Burlington office in Chicago early yesterday. Miss Ethel Laughlin, employee in the offices for over a year, reports a lost three month record. She will stay in Chicago until temporary quarters reopen. Two prowlers were arrested. Louis Twyman and George Erwin are noted.
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Burlington Railroad
Chiago
Ethel Laughlin
George Laughlin
South McArthur Street
Chicago
Louis Twyman
Transportstion
George
Erwin
Kansas
Fire destroys Riverside Hotel in Reno
By Associated Press Reno Nev March 15 The Riverside Hotel the largest in Reno was leveled in an early morning blaze. Firefighters could not search the ruins at five o clock as the structure burned, and a check was begun to determine if any guests were missing.
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Associated Presa
Reno
Nev
Riverside
Monninger Couple Welcome City Baby
Mr and Mrs Carl Monninger of this city are the parents of a boy born last evening at Holmes hospital.
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Carl Monninger
Holmes Hospital
Bolshievist upheaval signals new South African strike end
Report from Johannesburg notes five month miners strike in South Africa ends as officials announce return to work. Police suppress Bolshivist rhetoric while warning against further unrest and promising severe action against those responsible.
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Associated Presa
Johannesburg
South Africa
Mar
South Afri Lca
Industy Et Federation
de Strie
Bolshil
Report of Flu Cases and Health Board Notice
Physicians must report flu cases to the city clerk as required by law, like scarlet fever and measles. Health board members say last week over a hundred cases occurred but only two were reported, with influence subsiding yet many remain confined to bed.
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Board of Health
Health Board
Gandil Seeks Colchester Manager Job in 1922
Chick Gandil former White Sox star, long tainted by 1919 World Series disclosures, writes to manager Macomb Wagle expressing his interest in managing the Colchester independent baseball team for the 1922 season. County teams plan salary cuts and tighter budgets this spring as magnates prepare stronger lineups.
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Chick Gandil
Crelles
Hiie
Academy closes 22 season with victory over Bushnell High
The Western Teachers College Academy ended its 1922 season with a 28 to 18 win against Bushnell High School. The hosts benefited from a small Bashnell gym floor while players like Beane and Walters contributed points and Beane led with notable free throws.
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Western Teachers College
Bushnell High School
Bashnell
Beane
PT. T
Weender
Spe
Walttimyus
Walters
Macomb ' Ausbuy
Flay Wiigalg
Stephens
Umaine
Final glue? Sunday Echoes Courtne Friday
Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled words about Sunday events and invitations. Readable items include scattered names and dates, but concrete facts and coherent details are missing.
Country Club Quilgomk Brigh A Bright Season Hopes
Macomb Country Club board reports a bright season outlook with grass seed ordered and dues due within ten days. Bob Burns, the new pro from Racine Wisconsin, expected April first to join and begin work at the club. A potential trap shooting range on waterworks grounds north of the club is discussed with a committee to study feasibility.
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Macdab Country Club
Bob Burns
Macomb
3Nrng
Racine
Wis
Ie Hast
Princeton
Frank O Johnson
Countist Club
Ihs
Flu Improvement Ad to Merchants in Local Town
Local doctors report influenza incidence declines allowing spring shopping to resume with caution. Health board urges residents to avoid unnecessary conversation and crowded indoor gatherings while merchants prepare attractive offers and reasonably priced goods to draw shoppers as the epidemic eases.
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Health Board
Deanger
Compromise soldier bonus bill reintroduced in house
Chairman Jurguey leads Ways and Means to reintroduce a revised veteran bonus bill with no new taxes or securities. The majority report argues the plan aids veterans, promotes savings, protects families, and encourages home building despite lack of full unanimity.
Coal strike clouds horizon for Grizon industry
Washington March 18. The bituminous coal strike raged at the treasury department, seen as the only cloud on the horizon. Officials report steady improvement in business, though a prolonged strike could depress expansion. stockpiles on hand should keep routine operations going.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Mar
Treas
Grobbe
Bushnell Odd Fellows Set March Meeting Date
The McDonough County Odd Fellows Association plans its regular monthly meeting in Bushnell on March 25. Members are to gather between two and three in the afternoon for a planned program and entertainment, with discussion of county town matters and recent sessions.
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McDonough County Odd Pellows
Bushnell
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