Independent candidates to hold rally at fair grounds
Independent organizers announce a Sunday event at the fair grounds. The gathering aims to rally support for independents in upcoming elections with speakers expected from local groups.
05 May 1921
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
1
Independent organizers announce a Sunday event at the fair grounds. The gathering aims to rally support for independents in upcoming elections with speakers expected from local groups.
A strong lineup is expected as local fans back subscriptions for the Legion baseball team. Fulton county grounds host the opening game this afternoon amid stormy weather. Players Howell Murphy Tlarmon Havens and others are listed for Macomb, with management by Jay. The squad mirrors last season’s Legions roster and aims to field the same players despite uncertainty over plans if ex-service decisions require changes.
Fragmentary OCR from a local page hints at a court or school meeting. Names and places are jumbled, with scattered phrases about accusations, a May date, and a figure 1480 tied to a financial item. The readable bits suggest a community record on trials or school matters without a clear, coherent narrative.
Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador, carried to the state department the formal invitation for the United States to join allied nations on the supreme council the reparations commission and the council of ambassadors. The invitation was cabled from London last night.
Officers investigate a theft from Rod Strader’s barns at 402 East Murray and near Malinda Tucker’s home. Brass ornaments and celluloid rings from two double harness sets valued about 35 dollars disappeared. Bloodhounds traced the trail to Archie Whipple’s back door and back, with no arrests announced.
London May 5 Members of the supreme allied council signed an ultimatum to be sent to Germany detailing the entente reparations terms and guarantees. It demands Germany accept or reject the terms by May 12 and Dr Stinnner the German ambassador was summoned to Downing Street to receive the document.
Springfield May 5 The Spence distributive school fund bill proposing a 20 million dollar annual appropriation was reported out without recommendation. Senator Spence seeks full floor discussion before any cuts, with signals of a likely reduction to eight to ten million, above last year's level.
Brent Dow Allison, famed for WWI conscientious objection, is in Germany planning a battlefield tour. A family member says he is greatly admired there for resisting conscription and may be seen as a martyr to conscience in the United States.
Clyde Thinline a well known young man from Hire township sustained a serious injury while working with farm machinery. He could not be moved to a Macomb hospital at first but is reported improving now.
A mail service flyer died when his plane burned and crashed during takeoff near Mok Springs Wyoming. An associate, a co pilot aged 26, was badly injured at Omaha last December when the plane fell. The victim lived in Canalen New Jersey.
Chicago May 5 A curfew ordinance requires children under 16 to be off the streets after 10 PM. Parents are held responsible for violations. The text notes advertising space in The By-Stander.
Representative Johnson of South Dakota urged that the war department slacker list be published in the Congressional Record. He argued the publication would make the lists privileged documents and shield newspapers from liability if any names were printed in error.
A report on the March 23 teachers examination in McDonough County shows more young teachers and fewer experienced ones. Of eighty six candidates for a Certificate, less than half passed. twenty seven of seventy six passed the second grade exam. Some certificates will be issued in other counties and several examinees are already teaching. Three of six first grade testers passed, with one already teaching. Failures in key subjects may retake the exams in Ada before papers go to State Superintendent BOG Glin for grading.
Superior Wisconsin May 9 The body of Ethel Cavin 24 a schoolkeeper from Glencoe Illinois was found hanging from a tree near Nelson Wisconsin six miles east of Superior She had been missing since noon yesterday and an extensive search by town officials and volunteers followed her disappearance as businesses banks and schools closed in town this morning
Birth notice from Decatur reports a son named Benjamin Grove born yesterday at 396 South McClelland Street to Mr. and Mrs. Ben R Runkle. Cards are received by friends to day.
New York assay office reports a massive buildup of gold totaling over 3.0 billion dollars in the United States. Analysts credit the nation’s creditor status and global trade as drivers, with foreign shipments from Britain France and Scandinavia. Paul M. Warburg urges hoarding to bolster US banking strength and support world trade.
At Rock Island the W. C. Miner and Dr. E. R. Miner participate in the state convention of booksellers and are expected to return home tonight or tomorrow.
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