Edwards Arm Delays Small Case Hearing
The trial of Small was halted due to Judge Edwards an infected arm. He remained at home with a sling and is expected to resume tomorrow, with possible involvement of another judge if needed. Governor Vial announced bonds issuance, while the court sought to determine the arm infection source.
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Associated Press
Secan
Enor Small
Jujee Edwards
Edwards
Weil
Vsan
Ial
Edvine
Ned Court
Vovirm
Citizens View Waterworks Site On Weekend Trip
About 190 residents traveled to the proposed Siler reservoir site for a waterworks tour. Cars filled the route while volunteers and officials explained plans and surveyed the area, noting a ravine and expressing cautious optimism.
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Arnold
E. D. Grigs
Warworks Committee
Plans Definite Demand For Debts Pay
Negotiations for funding of debt payments remain active as Genoa conference discussions continue. Officials report a determined push by administrations to secure and speed debt settlements amid ongoing financial strain.
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Associated Press
Genoa
We are cheaper for Miscle Shoals what are
The fragmentary input mentions Miscle Shoals and a claim of lower prices but lacks clear agents, dates, or events to establish a coherent news item.
Two Sentenced at Joliet Prison and Divorce Day Ahead
After guilty pleas in the circuit court Chas McDonald and Ervin Pestle, both 29, were sentenced to one to ten years at Joliet for chicken theft from Roma Clark’s farm near Plymouth. Additional indictments included George Steele and Vern Lawson with more charges. tomorrow is set as divorce day with Gerda Erlander and Arvid Erlander among cases. Scott B Howard named probation officer to succeed Russell Bolin.
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Chas. McDonald
Ervin Pestle
Joliet
G. C. Hillyer
Roma Clark
Plymouth
Towa
Keokuk
Clark
Underhill Poultry House
Colchester
George Steele
al Macomb
Steve Stoneking
Ife
Vern Lawson
Ile
Thorrow
George Phillips
Prairie City
Gerda Erlander
Bushnell
Arvid Erlander
Scott B. Howard
The
Cour
Russell M. Bolin
Special Dance Program for Fl C Benefit at Illinois Theatre
Tomorrow night at the Illinois Theatre a 30 minute dance program by the Women's Athletic Association of the State Teachers College will be presented with all admissions shared for the benefit. Ten numbers from the college program will be shown, followed by Bebe Daniels Nancy From Nowhere Realart Paramount and Burton Holmes Travelogue. The dance program starts at 8 30 and runs 20 to 45 minutes, then the feature films. Proceeds go to the association and two hours of entertainment are offered.
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Illinois Theatre
Woman’s Athletic Association
State Teachers’ College
The
Illinois
Bebe Daniels
Nancy From
Realart-Paramount
Burton Holmes
Additiog
Boy Born at Phelps Hospital William Gor Us don
A 178 pound boy was born yesterday at Phelps Hospital to Mr and Mrs Wm Sticks of South Dilley Street The newborn is named William Gor Us don.
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Wm. Sticks
So. Dilley Street
Yester
Phelps Hospital
Sheen
William Gor
May 22 is date set for Greeks' murder trial
Judge Wolfe set May 22 as the trial date for 29 Greek laborers charged with the murder of Sheriff Lash brook and Deputies Viteran Neff. The case moves from Schuyler county to Adams county on a change of venue. The Greeks waived arraign ment in Schuyler Saturday while in Jacksonville Vail awaiting bail. State's Attorney Garner says Greek prosecutions may take precedence over local trials. Additional counsel from Quincy will be employed onsite.
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Quincy
Wolfe
Lashbrook
Viteran Neff
Adams County
Schuyler County
Frederick
Garner
Schuyler Court
Jacksonville Vail
Unlis
Fine Tulips Displayed by Everett Residence Garden
The By-Stander notes a display of tulips at the Everett residence with three blooms per stem. Doro Tartman, daughter of Dr and Mrs W M Tartman, sent a pretty offering to the office today. Miss Hartman's bouquet was beautiful with two blooms on each stem.
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Everett Resroat
Dorothat
W. M. Tartman
Miss Hartman
Court House Flowers Beautify Yard With New Bloom Beds
Bonham flower shop employees engaged today in placing gladiolus in the courthouse yard. Several neat beds beautify the grounds with colorful blossoms.
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Court House
Bonham Flower Store
Court House Yard
Negroes Plan Vengeance for Lynchings in Texas
The body of Tom Cornish, brother of John Cornish, was found hanged between Kirvin and Fairfield, Texas. Governor Nett ordered two detachments of state rangers to Fairfield to prevent uprisings as Sheriff Mayo warned of potential mob action by African Americans in retaliation for a white girl being attacked.
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Ft. Worth
Tex
Tom Cornish
John Cornish
Kirvin
Fairfield
Austin
Nett
Mayo
Macomb Dollar Day Sale Set for Next Saturday
Arrangements are in place for a Macomb Dollar Day sale to be held next Saturday. Merchants will participate informally offering special bargains without a centralized committee or mandatory calls to join.
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Macomb
A Fine Orchestra Plays At Grand Theater This Weekend
The Shean's Society Winter Garden Sextette of Chicago will supply music at the Grand Theater for Friday and Saturday night shows. A lady entertainer is also billed. The program opens with the orchestra performing the first shows.
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Shean's Society
Winter Garden Sextette of
Chicago
Grand Theater
New Awning Installed by Local Shoeshine Proprietor
Archie Miller, proprietor of the shoe shining parlor near the Stinson Pharmacy on the west side of the square, installed a new awning today.
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Archie Miller
Parlr
Stinson Plarmacy
Will of James M. King Probate Distributes Bushnell Estate
The late James M. King of Bushnell wills real estate totaling about 822000 to the widow Amelia I King and his children with specific parcels in Bushnell Walnut Grove and related townships. Personal property excluding furniture to be sold and divided among sons, daughters, and grandson Miles King. Executors named and will probated yesterday.
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Miles King
James M. King of
Pushnel
Amelia I. King
Bushnell
Oscar L. King
Laura Garretson
Bushell
Walnut Grove Township
Aire
Nelie Stier
Tanding
Walnut Grove
Hare Ie
King
Tovingston
Loroperty
Eli Dren
Jos
Bushnell Township
Wing
Thos, Wing
Jos E
Ford replies on tire stake to inventor A B Pali
A B Pali receives a Ford letter in response to his inquiry about whether Ford would adopt a tire design. Ford states they do not manufacture their own wheels, leaving Pali to seek engagement with engineers for clarification.
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Fnconrovement
A. B. Pali
Ford
Father Dies Saving Children As House Collapses
Marengo Illinois May 9 Associated Press reports a fire destroyed the home of August Rourke jr. Five people died including August Rourke jr 35 and his four children Harold 9 Frank 7 Helen 3 Verna 2. The mother and two other children were saved by the father who perished attempting to rescue them.
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Associated Preses
Marengo
August Rourke Jr
August Rourke
Harold
Frank
Helen
Verna
River steamer burns at Havana Park Dock
Peoria on May 8 The steamer Jestic used as an excursion boat last summer with capacity 2600 passengers was destroyed by fire at Riverview Park Havana Sunday causing about 100000 in losses to the Wisherd Excursion Co of Quincy Illinois with offices in St Louis The boat burned while locked at Riverview park just south of Havana Painting and remodeling was to start this morning to fit her for Peoria to St Louis excursions.
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Peoria
Jestic
Tiavana
Wisherd Excursion Company
Quincy
St. Louis
Riverview Park
Pnule
Havana
St.Louis
Congress Questions Dawes Saving Figures
Representative Bernes of Tennessee challenged Director Dawes’s budget report in the House appropriations committee, calling the savings figures deceptive. The Dawes statement reportedly shows economies for the year. Also notes a five cent dance by the Nomads of Jazzland at Hobies Park Friday night with the Er ptics band of Galesburg Saturday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dawes
Tardine
House Appropriations Committee
Nomads
Jazzland
Hobies Park
Erptics Band
Galesburs
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Cp Edwards
Ollen
Yenor
Marengo, Ill
Fl. C
Will OF
James M. King
Wetzel
Oscar T
Burns
Havana Park
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