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Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1921
Page
1
Inquiry in Unintel 0 Received This Be By Officers Here
A report from Macomb describes a distant group of travelers, labeled Gypsies, moving through the area by motor toward the country. Officers gathered them near the city building and conducted a disinfecting follow up, noting some women with children and simple provisions amid the crowd.
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Purdum
Healdsburg Family Plans Evening Display
Local notices describe a grandson and family hosting an open display at the hotel. Neighbors and visitors are invited to see the exhibit as part of a community event, with organizers emphasizing a formal reception and viewing in the evening.
Macomb Prepares For Big Local Baseball Game
The Macomb baseball team faces the Abingdon Reserves tomorrow at 3 PM at the Macomb fairgrounds. The Reserves are among Western Illinois top teams, with three wins this season. Key players Pierce Howell and Nester push to strengthen the lineup, and several new amateur faces may appear next week if Bushnell or Macomb travels. Local merchants fund the effort to put Macomb on the baseball map, with many players volunteering without pay.
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Macomb Fairgrounds
Macomb
Abingdon
Illinois
Frank Pierce
Howell
Bud Nester
Bushnell
Normal School Students Accept Numerous Teaching Positions
Western Illinois Teachers College now Western Courier reports several juniors and seniors have signed contracts for next year. Named appointees include Edsa May LaGrange Ruth Jones LaGrange Carol Little LaGrange Evelyn Kenner LaGrange Elvira Sargeant Milledgeville Ralph Carson Milledgeville Zeta Spencer Milledgeville Mary Lemmer Milledgeville Hazel Willis Rock Island Helen Marx Moline Elizabeth Dutton Pittsfield Mary Anderson Kewanee Josephine Crane Pittsfield Katherine Ferguson Pekin Eva Reihm Pekin Mattie Baughman Pekin Florine Veach Gilman etc.
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Western Illinois Teachers College
Western Illinois State Normal School
Western Courier
Edsa May
LaGrange
Ruth Jones
Carol Little
Evelyn Kenner
Elvira Sargeant
Ralph Carson
Milledgeville
Zeta Spencer
Mary Lemmer
Hazel Willis
Rock Island
Helen Marx
Moline
Elizabeth Dutton
Marine engineers accept fifteen percent wage reduction
Washington May 21 reports indicate the fifteen percent wage cut for Marine engineers, demanded by the shipping board with working condition changes, has been accepted in an agreement reached at a conference involving Secretary Davis Chairman Benson and Marine Engineers Beneficial Association representatives. Moose lodge members are urged to visit Brother Adrian Bee hospitalized at Holmes Hospital.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marine Engineers
Shipping Board
Davis
Benson
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Moose
Macomb Lodge of Moose
Brother Adrain Bee
Holmes Hospital
Wife of banker held for robbing homes in maid role
Mrs. Joseph Heil, 38, wife of a Chicago banker and investor, was arrested on charges of robbing six homes where she worked as a maid. Police found items matching victims' losses, including a $1,500 diamond ring setting, with pawn tickets showing disposals. Her husband cited a $300 monthly allowance and questioned the motive as she faces four robbery counts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph Heil
Miller
Heil
Tnfrew
Tleil
Prep School Athletes in Big U of I Meet
More than 600 prep school athletes met on Illinois Field Urbana today for the twenty seventh interscholastic high school track meet held by the University of Illinois.
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Associated Press
Illinois Field
Urbana
University of Ilinois
Two LaHarpe Residents Hurt In Car Crash Near Carmen
Arthur Cassel of LaHarpe and Mrs. Pearl Tally with her six year old son Charles were injured when Cassel’s car overturned three miles north of Carmen, Iowa. Cassel suffered a scalp wound while Mrs. Tally endured a head injury. Charles had only minor scrapes. Dr. Emerson and bystanders assisted, Cassel returned to LaHarpe despite injuries.
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Burlington
Arthur Cassel
Laharpe
Pearl Tally
Charles
Cassel
Carmen
Tally
Governor Blaine Vetoes Wisconsin Marriage Bills
Madison, Wis May 20 Governor Blaine vetoed the marriage license bill easing the five day waiting period for women over 35 to marry. He calls the measure a revival of an offensive stereotype against women of mature age.
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Associated Press
Madison, Wis
Blaine
Pope Benedict appeals for peace in Ireland
In Dundale Ireland on May 21 Pope Benedict urged an end to English and Irish violence and proposed a nationwide elected body to settle the Irish question. He sent Cardinal Logue 2,000,000 lire to the Irish White Cross.
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Pope Benedict
Ireland
Associated Press
Dundale
Cardinal Logue
Call Beg Conference On Railway Wage Cut
About 600 general chairmen from four major brotherhoods and the switchmen's union will attend a joint conference in Chicago on July 1 to review and endorse the naively awarded wage cuts set by the United States Railway Labor Board, effective that date.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Four Big Brotherhoods
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Three Begin Penitentiary Terms in Joliet
Three McDonough county prisoners started sentences at Joliet State Penitentiary. Chas DeFord of Bushnell receives 1 to 20 years for a crime against nature against a five year old standing in Bushnell. Charles Haulk, Bushnell, faces 1 to 10 years for criminal assault near the Normal campus. Perry Robinson of this city awaits 1 to 20 years for robbery aiding Winifred Riggs, plus forgery charges in Iowa. Sheriff KE L Sapp and Deputy James E Wilson escorted them boarding the 2 55 train.
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McDonough County
Joliet
Chas, DeFord
Bushnell
Robert
Charlotte Boales
Charles Haulk
Perry Robinson
Bethel Township
Asan
Winifred Riggs
Pontiac
Robinson
Iowa
Ke, L. Sapp
James E. Wilson
Bardolph Class Play It Pays to Advertise Delights Crowd
Bardolph Community High School senior class play It Pays to Advertise drew a large turnout and wide praise last night. The Baccalaureate sermon is set for Sunday at the Presbyterian church with Rev. A G Stewart and commencement occurs Wednesday May 2 at the high school auditorium with Knox College president delivering the address. Cast list includes Earl Radenbaugh, Frank Nester, Rachel Stewart, Galen Landis, Cleo Bell Marie, Louise Heck, Juanita Mevart y, Harold Smith, Jessie Douglas, Leo Morley, and Arleigh Smick among others.
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Bardolph Community High School
Presbyterian ‘Church
A. G. Stewart
Knox College
Mr. Martin
Earl Radenbaugh
Rodney Martin
Frank Nester
Miss Greyson
Rachel Stewart
Ambrose Peale
Galen Landis
Countess Burrven
Cleo Bell Marie
Louise Heck
Miss Burke
Juanita Me Varty
McChesney
Harold Smith
Bronson
Stop Ship ment of Real Beer Begins With Illinois Firms
Chicago May 21 The United States district attorney's office obtained injunctions from Judge Landis restraining the E Porter Products Company and Joliet Citizens Brewing Company for shipping real beer to Chicago. Trucks owned by the Joliet firms allegedly made daily trips to the city with beer. Visited Here Monmouth residents Mr and Mrs William S Woods were in Macomb as guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Sherbine Woods is president of the Illinois Bankers Life, of which Sherbine is local representative.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tolaty
Taka Jen
United States District Attorney's Office
Teal
E. Porter Products Company
Joliet Citizens Brewing Company
Joliet
Judge Landis
William S. Woods
Monmouth
Macomb
Ed. Sherbine
Woods
Illinois Bankers’ Life
Mr. Sherbine
Illinois Moves to Prohibit Marriage of Feeble Minded
Springfield May 21. Senator Wheeler of Springfield introduces eugenics bills to require physician certificates for marriage. The plan bans marriage of those unsound of mind or with contagious diseases and calls for alienist consultations before licenses. Medical supporters back the bills. faith healers oppose.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Wheeler
Illinois General Assembly
Sangamon County
Committee On
Ilinois
State Health Department
Propose to Double Auto License Fees
Illinois automobile owners plan protests against a proposed bill to double car license fees. Automobiles would see fees rise from eight dollars for a Ford to sixteen dollars, with other cars similarly affected. Protests form as motor clubs in various cities organize hurried meetings to oppose the measure.
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Ilinois
Macomb Beauty Featured in Chicago Tribune Contest
In the Chicago Tribune this morning, Miss Garnet Horton a junior high school faculty member appears among other young women from Tinois in the paper’s beauty contest. Bigeye sellers on vertiae.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Garnet Horton
Tinois
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