Foreign relations chaos and prohibition debate discussed
A terse note highlights mixed views on American foreign policy and the lack of prohibition. Europe is mentioned as part of the debate.
17 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
1
A terse note highlights mixed views on American foreign policy and the lack of prohibition. Europe is mentioned as part of the debate.
Senate leaders Lodge Underwood and Borah discuss the 724 million dollar claim for keeping Allied troops in Germany. Arguments center on who should pay and how reparations could be collected, with references to Italy and a potential role for the United States in allied financial arrangements.
A fragmented report describes a planned wheel invention tied to a city event. It mentions a potential maker, a firm behind the project, and the concept of using a solid copper component. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A son was born last night at the hospital to parents identified as Ed McMillan and another. The report notes the birth as a family event with the mother’s name not disclosed in the fragment.
Stockholders of the Macomb Agricultural Fair approve July Fourth auto races at the fair grounds. A twenty five mile stock Ford event is planned with amateur drivers from Iowa Indiana and Illinois and attractive purses to draw top racers. Night fireworks are under consideration with fireworks companies contacted for pricing.
Charles Cheesiman of Macomb files for divorce from Ida Cheesiman in Peoria Illinois alleging desertion after twenty five years of marriage. They wed August 1 1892 and Cheesman says Ida deserted January 15 1920.
Mrs Elmer T lay visited Chicago this morning with her husband who attends Northwestern University. The couple discussed potential purchases and local ads during their stop near the Askew Millin area.
F J Bonham florist was elected president of the Macomb Quincy Rotary Club at the weekly meeting. New officers include vice president Hugh L. Gaddis secretary Ernest Fier treasurer C Nolie and directors A L Flainline and Rev W J Rodwers. Bingham of Guther Memorial Church spoke on Rotary aims and boys work. Ernest Ter stressed education in modern times and introduced Felix Manley who sang two solo numbers. City Clerk John Graves ill with influenza.
The Legion plans a big dance at Tolmes Park with music provided by a Burlington Ta orchestra. Many residents expect high attendance and festive turnout.
婚姻公告列出签署人 Evelyn Hull Jacob Skiles Rashvill Eva Skies Macomb 等地名及许可结婚信息。
Mrs Li Me Purdy of 1 altarpe 24 underwent operation just night at Phelps Hospital. Glen Tatham of Vermost entered. Mlee the hospital today for treat: $20anent.
The fragment reports scientists stating the earth has fourteen movements and mentions parents Mr and Mrs Oliver and a seven year old son in an unspecified Holmes hospital setting with unclear dates.
The State's Attorney alleges that investigations were blocked, asserting interference affected case progress. Officials are reviewing the claimed blockage and related procedural actions as part of an ongoing inquiry.
In Colchester area politics the Republican field for sheriff narrows as G M P backs Sowers against Wilson Burke Atkinson and Camp remain contenders. Wills shows waning support while a candidate contemplates quitting the race and urging friends to back Sowers.
Dr John Pollard state public health officer warns against sidewalk spitting as a health threat. He urges cities to pass ordinances banning spitting and to enforce penalties to curb the spread of respiratory disease. The drive calls for municipal action and public awareness to reduce transmission.
Judge Edwards ordered examination of Grant Park and Bratton Bank records for the Small governorship case. Banks must have a representative present, court clerk to oversee, and access limited to avoid disclosure of sensitive items. Hearing set for further proceedings next week in Kankakee court.
A jury trial nears closing arguments as Avy Neves faces deputy district duties. The presiding judge read the jury instructions at the Reyes address while a tense Mrs Okenetia observed the persecutor applying a medical remedy. The case centers on Madelyn Obene Nitin and questions of intent and identity.
B Franks, long a Macomb business figure and former Grand moving picture theatre owner, reenters business by taking possession of the R. H. Bakery and Grocery Store on the west semmae. He previously disposed of the Grand theatre, spent time in Toul Palls, and has moved to a new location after several months.
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