Allied Representatives Delayed In Moscow Talks
Report from Washington and London indicates the allied memorandum on recognizing Soviet Russia faced delays. The dispatch notes changes from Moscow and possible alterations after a union between Chitcherin and Stanzer. Washington, May 9 The United States leans toward the conference plan on recognition contingent on ministerial decisions.
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Lluvas
Gety
Moscow
Russia
Viet
Chitcherin
Stanzer
Italy
Washington
Uston
Harding
Adud
United States
Jury to hear Governor Small conspiracy case
A filled jury will hear the conspiracy case involving Governor Len Small and associates Curtis Vernor and Grant Park banker, charged with misappropriation of state funds. The trial is set for 2:50 oclock this afternoon.
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Olenan
Mey
Len Small
Lion
Tovernor — Sterling
Ator Curtis
Vernor
Grant Park
Narrow escape from injury at courthouse repair scene
An employee named Mullen at a hardware store narrowly escaped serious harm after slipping and falling from a courthouse scaffold. He clung to a rope on the ridge line, then recovered with assistance and avoided further injury.
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Mullen
Peipe Figgin
Wil
Two Apply Here for Probation and Divorce Granted
In today's circuit court session Judge Hillyer presided. One divorce was granted after evidence heard in another case and two defendants pleaded guilty and applied for probation. Jennifer Teal was granted a divorce from her husband for desertion. Mrs Gerda Erlandson testified via interpreter about her divorce from Arvid Erlandson. George Phillips, 17, pleaded guilty to burglary at the Prairie City elevator and was bonded at 1000 with parents as surety. George Steele, 18, pleaded guilty to burglary of a chicken house and was bonded at 4000 with John Steele and others as sureties. Probation requests were heard in these cases. decisions expected tomorrow.
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Circuit Court
Hillyer
Bushnell
Jessie Teal
Teal
A. LJ Mainline
Gerda Erlandson
Arvid Erlandson
Erlandson
Claus Leander
George Phillips
Prairie City
Hessipa
Nora Phillips
B. Slollward
George Steele
John FP. Burke
John Steele
C. G. Gumbart
Phillips Boy
Wallace A. Walker
Howard
Macomb Elks Donation Declared Largest Ever
A letter from the Beardstown Flood Relief Committee via the local Elks Club says Macomb's Elk donation is the largest received. The committee chairman and secretary thank the Elks and Macomb residents for their generous aid.
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Macomb Elks
Beardstown
Elis Club
Macomb
Elks
Dante’s Vision in a Changing Old Place
Minneapolis Star notes how the German mark will signal whether the old place has changed much since Dante’s era, suggesting shifting perceptions of history and currency.
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Dante
Minneapolis Star
Bryan to Speak at McDonough County Chautauqua
The chautauqua board announced William Jennings Bryan will speak during chautauqua week serving as a banner educational event. Morgan's Rainbow Division Land is also scheduled as a chief attraction on the program with both appearances drawing large crowds. The schedule was finalized but dates for Bryan and the act were held open until contract signing.
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William Jennings’ Bryan
McDonough County
Chautauqua Board
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Morgan
Rainbow Division Land
Headline Attractions Highlighted for Weeklong Program
Efforts are underway to secure the main attractions for the week. The full week’s program promises quality entertainment with daily offerings that will delight the audience.
Holmes Hospital graduation Friday at First Presbyterian Church
Holmes Hospital Nurses Training School holds commencement at First Presbyterian Church on Friday evening May 12 at 8:00. Ten nurses completing the ten year course will receive diplomas. The program lists readings, poems, music, and diplomas presented by Dr. Waland and others. Class members include Nell Barnhart, Donn Phillips, Edith Nooner, Clara Ridings, Fern Snowden, Esther Gaper, Mable Chapin, Luanita Heinzman, Rose Neunaker, and Mrs Nell Abrams.
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Holmes Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Mareh, Corgan
Mary Wyne
Rodgers
Allison —Cardon V. Burnham
Edgar Guest
Cookie Jar
Beulah D. Burnham
Franing
Alesburg
Gothe—Cardon V. Burnham
Mary Stovert Korn
Waland
Nell Barnhart
Donn Phillips
Edith Nooner
Clara Ridings
Fern Snowden
Esther (Aper
Mable Chapin
Luanita Heinzman
Rose Neunaker
Nell Abrams
Child Injured by Truck in Kansas City Crossing
Mrs. Frank Wolker reports her five year old nephew Rydson, son of May, and Mrs. Edgar Kirkpatrick were struck by a vehicle while crossing in Kansas City. The boy suffered a foot injury with ten bones broken and was unconscious for twenty minutes after hospital admission. He is improving with precautions to prevent crippling.
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Frank Wolker
West Woodbury Street
Rydson
May
Edgar Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
Walter Williams Seeks Sheriff Victory After Primaries
Walter Williams, a former resident of Maemb and long time Peer City resident, is the Democratic candidate for sheriff. He carried the recent primaries and supporters here expect a similar success in the November election.
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Walter Wlliams
Maemb
Sherif
Farm Sold Near Beverly Hills From Warren Torry
Yesterday Warren Torry sold a 120 acre well improved farm one mile from Beverly Hills, owned by MN Reduan of Barry Hills to CLR Sway cbaugh of Bushnell for 12000 dollars. Red man paid a small property near New Philadelphia.
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Warren Torry
Beverly HL
MN. Reduan
Barry, HL
Clr
Sway Cbaugh
Bushnell
Mr. Redman
New Philadelphia
Post Office Blast Kills Attacker in Bellevue
Authorities seek identity of burned man found after attempted Bellevue post office robbery in Omaha Nebraska. The blaze gutted the building and only clues are a partially readable watch inscription.
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Omaha
Neb
Bellevue
Ratification Seen as Triumph of Mind Over Patter
The Louis City Journal reflects on treaty ratification as another example of intellectual triumph surpassing rhetoric.
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Louis City
Albert Eads longtime banker dies at 82
Albert Eads 82 former president of the Union National Bank of Macomb died at his home 305 South Randolph Street Tuesday afternoon fourteen weeks after a hip fracture Funeral services set for Thursday at First Presbyterian Church with Macomb Lodge No 17 A M and Rev W T Rodgers In addition to Macomb he served as president of the Littleton State Bank and two other banks Banks to close in his memory with funeral arrangements announced He was born April 23 1842 in Knoxville IL and raised in Morgan County The obituary notes his Civil War service and later career in finance and banking
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Albert Beads
South Randolph Street
Union National Bank of Macomb
Macomb Bank
Littleton State Bank
Eads
First Presbyterian Church
Macomb Lodge No
W. T. Rodgers
Oakwood Cemetery
Tmon National Bank of Macomb
National Bank of Colchester
State Bank of Industry
Albert Eads
Knoxville
John
Margaret (Anderson) Eads
North Carolina
Kentucky
Morgan County
East Hampton
Mass
Com Jruny
Arrest Orders in Labor War as Chicago Police Recall Shootings
Chicago police issued warrants for three major labor leaders after questioning over twenty Hinton workers linked to the bombings and shootings that left two officers dead and another badly injured. The raids target Tim Murphy Fred Mader and Cornelius Shea amid a citywide labor dispute tied to the Landis wage ruling.
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Chicago
Fitzmorris
Hinton
Big Tim Murphy
Fred Mader
Building Trades
Cornelius Shea
Peemsters’ Union
Landis
Building Trades Council
Trenneberry
Thos. Clark
Clark
Tie
Terrence Lyons
Lyons
Moeller
McKee School Closes After Successful Year With Graduation
The McKee school under Mrs. Cora Graves ends its third year with an outdoor picnic and ice cream. Four eighth graders graduate: Grace Mullen Wilma Koontz Ralph McCutcheon Orville Foley. Three pupils earn diplomas for perfect attendance. Mary Foley Mary Sullivan Mary Scott. Beveridge Players open Macomb season next Monday at city scales lot with advertised performances.
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McKee
Cora Graves
Graves
Grace Mullen
Wilma Koontz
Ralph McCutcheon
Orville Foley
Mary Foley
Beveridge
Macomb
City Scales
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Meebe
Ial
Phillips
Steele
Chautauqua
Rainbow Division
Yeggman
McKee School
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