Brands Disgrace Says Watson Most Outland Untrue
Watson refutes accusations labeling brands disgraceful and outlandish. He calls the charges untrue and defends the integrity of the brands involved.
04 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1921
Page
1
Watson refutes accusations labeling brands disgraceful and outlandish. He calls the charges untrue and defends the integrity of the brands involved.
A Senate clash reveals an effort to subpoena four documents amid questions over a suitor and an investigation. The report notes twenty visitors at a trial and references a court move on a soldier’s hanging and wartime casualty lists.
Chicago traders watched wheat slide to 99 cents a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade, the first sub dollar close in five years. May and December futures fell amid heavy selling. James A. Patten warned prices could go much lower as demand weakens and European credit deteriorates. Mrs. Molly Wolf of Aurora visited Sheriff Sapp at his home, with Deputy Wilson and others as guests.
Vern Lawson of Colchester was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Sapp and Deputy Wilson on a bootlegging charge in Hancock county. He was taken to Carthage for arraignment after detention at the county jail. Lawson had been fined over 70 dollars at Bushnell and is held on bonds awaiting the December term of McDonough county court.
Washington reports indicate the American delegation will first present a concrete plan for deep naval reductions at the Armament Conference. Public pressure and open negotiations are sought to ensure practical disarmament, with maximum reduction figures to be proposed at the outset. Dr W L Garrison of Macomb dies after an accident in Toulon. funeral planned in Toulon with burial possible in Macomb.
Ed Sherbins, agent for Illinois Bankers Life, paid John Yeast of Good Hope 2,000 on his total disability claim, covering half of his policy at the time of settlement.
Washington reports Congress will be asked for 10,000,000 dollars for enforcement of prohibition in the next fiscal year an increase of 2,500,000 from the current year. Prohibition Commissioner Haynes approved the first two applications from brewers for permits to manufacture and sell beer for medical purposes under new treasury regulations.
Smoke rose from river bottom thickets near Riverton revealing three autos burned in what police and sheriff's men believe was an arson to defraud insurers. Mrs Clara Venard of North Pearlstowt learns of a grandson born to her daughter Mrs Harry Utherkircher on a farm near Sherrard TL.
A bottle of hair tonic in the barber shop window focused sun rays on a rear curtain, burning a hole before the fire was noticed. The incident occurred this morning at W. T. Yates barber shop.
Liverpool, Nov 3. George Harvey says the United States will not enter a definite alliance with Great Britain and France. He tells the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce it is futile to hope for merging with those powers and aims to dispel misapprehensions about America’s attitude. He notes the hope voiced by Lord Derby is futile.
District No. 5 United Mine Workers executives vote to strike in the Pittsburgh district beginning Monday November 7 after operators refuse to continue the check off system. On the Illinois front 500 miners at Peabody Langley remain on strike while others at Kincaid Tovey return to work. Illinois totals near 1000 on strike with scattered mines in Hillsboro Taylor Springs Kort Camp Percy. In Chicago attorneys file for an appeal against a federal injunction prohibiting company deductions of union dues from miners wages.
Special rates allow a round trip fare from Macomb of $11.82 for travel to the General Foch reception in Chicago with limited validity Saturday and Sunday and void until midnight November 7. The usual one way fare is $7.87.
Seven year old Roscow Rexroat son of Mr and Mrs James Rexroat of Pennington Point suffers a fractured arm from a school yard mishap Tuesday.
Dr Charles Barker toured Macomb at the Rotary Club invitation delivering four talks to large audiences. He praised clean living and focused study, urged students at the high school to use will power to stay on task, and defined education as training mind and will to do required work.
Adolph W. Sandgren the Swedish shoemaker was arraigned in Justice Falkenthal's court on a drunkenness charge after police arrested him yesterday afternoon. He paid a $20 fine plus costs to be released. The repeat offender disturbed residents and allegedly attempted to grab and kiss several fourth ward school girls, but no further prosecution is planned.
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