Verdict Set Aside Honors At County Track Meet
A recent county track meet concluded with take top honors by a rider from Ewberry, as the event saw the pill won it claim disputed and refocused on local results at the county road center.
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02 May 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
May 02, 1921
Page
1
Second High School Takes Third by Narrow Margin
In a county track meet at Normal, Second High School finished third by a few points as Normal led with 82 while the top teams from nearby towns trailed. Murphy of the School set a new record in the high jump at 5 ft 11 in, with other events producing several medals and notable performances from local athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secek
Ivch
Vioudance
Supoon
le Normal
Murphy
Stover
Track meet results list from Normal Academy events
Mile Run-Silver Bushnell first Douglas Bardolph second Hainline Normal third. Time 6 2 5 seconds. Discus Peck Normal first Hummel Bushnell second Heikes Colchester third. Distance 102 ft 53 4 in. 440 yard dash Miller Normal first Turner Adair second E Durr Macomb third. Time 56 4 5 seconds. Standing Broad Jump McDill Bushnell first Barclay Macomb second Foley Normal third. Distance 9 ft 1 in. Running Broad Jump Hager Bardolph first Barclay Macomb second Myers Colchester third. Distance 17 ft 11 in. 220 yd Hurdles C Murphy Macomb 1st Puckett Bushnell second Foley Normal 3rd. Time 41 2 5 see. Javelin Kipling Colchester first Miller Normal second Morley Bardolph third Distance 119 ft 8 in. Relay Normal Academy first Colchester second Macomb H S third Time 1 min 41 see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushnell
Douglas
Bardolph
Hainline
Peck
Hummel
Heikes
Colchester
Miller
Turner
Adair
E. Durr
Macomb
McDill
Barclay
Foley
Normal
Hager
Myers
Lnstance
C. Murphy
Puckett
Kipling
Morley
Normal Academy
Macomb H. S
Kehoe-Davis Carnival Arrives in Macomb Amid Mixed Reactions
The Big Kehoe-Davis Carnival Company rolls into Macomb with bright wagons and a larger staff, moving ten carloads of gear to the fairgrounds for a week of shows. Fire department collects a share of receipts while crowds eject a gypsy troupe accused of misrepresentation. A newborn girl in Macomb greets Saturday, mother and baby reported healthy. Nearby, two major baby conferences are planned in Chicago and Illinois State Fair this year under public health guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehoe-Davis Carnival
Macomb
Fair Grounds
Kehoe-Davis Company
Tinois
Pageant of Progress
Chicago
State Department of Public Health
London and Paris Prepare for Ruhr Crisis Military Moves
Allied ministers demand a May 12 answer from Germany on reparations or face penalties. Britain hints at a North Sea naval demonstration if Germany refuses. French moves toward Ruhr occupation boost tension as Paris signals a 150,000 man mobilization and Washington urges restraint.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Supreme Council
North Sea
Dusserand
Macomb Students Shine in County Speaking Contests
Normal Academy pupils dominated Saturday night public speaking events at the county tract meet with wins in girls and boys declamatory contests. Winners include Winona Coyner Ruth Strome and Harold Schuppert among others, with several placements across categories. Later, Rock River edition printed with a car engine powered press after power outage, producing 1700 copies per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Normal Academy
Winona Coyner
Adair
Industry
Ruth Strome
Normal
Ist
Dean Terrill
Simon the Gentle
Harold Schuppert
N. A
Yap
Jean Dunbar
Prairie City
Bushnell
Rock River
Wyo
Royal A. Young
Desertion and Cruelty Tangle in Circuit Court Docket
May term entries list numerous common law and chancery cases in a wide range of actions. Debates over assumpsits, attachments, partitions, foreclosures, and numerous divorces fill the docket with names such as James, Wilson, Brown, Smith, and Miller amid proceedings against banks, railways, and city interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Jones
U. PL & W. Railway Co
Mary Jane James
Freddy—Assumpsit
Arve Conelly
Mary- Ve Assimpsit
Aura Ae Kennard
John Siboowisi Benj
H- Chidister
Wm. R. Browlee
Assumpsit
George W. Wetzel
Lewis A. Jackson
People’s State Bank
James C. Belshaw
L. L. Butterfield
Chasi W. Ernst
Tresspass
Enoch E. Black
James E. Bennett & Co
S. Virgil Maxwell
Chas F. Kelly
Fleming Tannehill
Henry McDonald
Jesse E. McAllister
Elliottt
James Mitchell
C. C. Elliott
John E
T. H. Downing
Fred P. Lovell
Jessie Jones
Arthur Jones
Emma B. Stevens
Wm. B. Stevens
Newton A
Bryan
Jesse G. Graze
Mary M. Gragg
Gladys Matthews
Herbert Matthews
Henry N., Pegg
Gertie Pegg
Wm. H. Moon
Lee James
Flora Smith
Emmons Smith
Deborah E. Valentine
Ira O. Davis
Wm. E. Carver
Mary FE. Carver
Luther B. van Arsdale
James J. Sweeney
Nancy L. Sweeney
Amanda Cox
Walter C. Cox
Emma J. Bellville
George W. Belleville
Russel G. Dungan
Norman
General strike looms in American ports May 1
Washington April 29 An imminent general strike of all shipping at American ports except the Great Lakes loomed after talks between the Shipping Board ship owners and marine workers collapsed over a 15 percent wage cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Associated Press
Washington
Great Lakes
Shipping Board
Michigan Senator Cleared by Court
The U S Supreme Court set aside the conviction of United States Senator Truman S Newberry and sixteen co defendants in Michigan for conspiracy to violate the corrupt practices act The court held Congress had no power to regulate primaries and ruled on the scope of election regulation with dissents from Justices McReynolds and White who warned future legislation may overturn this decision and urged a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Truman S. Newberry
Michigan
Supreme Court
Congress
McReynolds
McKenna
White
High School Boy Dies by Own Action After Friend's Death
Milwaukee May 1. James Hasenmill 17 year old high school athlete ended his life after two failed attempts. His body was found hanging from a cherry tree in the Sturgeon Bay orchard of Jacob Engel, a commission merchant and father of his former sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
James Hassonmill
Sturgeon Bay
Jacob Engel
Harold Frank Installs Major Edison Concert Machine
Violin instructor Harold Frank today installed one of the largest Edison diamond disc machines in his studio at the Illinois theatre building. The device will reproduce the works of Albert Spaulding and other noted violinists to help students learn master technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Frank
Illinois Theatre
Albert Spaulding
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