06 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1920
Page
1
The report notes the governor refusing to concede after the election, signaling ongoing disputes and political tension surrounding the reported outcome. The piece highlights the authorities' stance and potential implications for governance.
Disjointed text outlines sabotage claims and political rhetoric around crisis response. Mentions government actions, elections, and party dynamics without clear events or dates. Contains jumbled phrases about policy, criticism, and march toward election outcomes.
A fragmentary note mentions Suu Ane and Way Wied Wapres with unclear context. Readable terms reference a tiny sheet and a possible Bay TUN event. No dates or organizations are confirmed.
McDonough county farmers hold 25 747 pounds of wool consigned in June to the Chicago warehouse with 85 counties. No pooled wool sold yet as mills stay out of market. Farmers curb orders amid readjustment while trusting collective selling will bring better prices when demand returns. H W Mumford cites past pool success to justify the approach.
A rushville couple mourns a premature son born at Holmes hospital who died shortly after birth while the mother recuperates. Mrs. Cleve Minner travels to Greenview for her mother Annie Hardis’s death in Chicago. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Shauf of Quincy, formerly of Bushnell, with survivors in several states.
James Turner and Lela D. Gardner were married last Thursday at Rock Island's Methodist parsonage by Rev. Chapman. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Ebert. The groom, a merchant police officer of Bushnell, is well known and favored by many friends who wish them well.
A father questions his daughter Mabel about her young man staying out late. Mabel responds that her mother says men have not changed at all, signaling a humorous family dynamic about dating and expectations.
A pound boy was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Geo McMillan of South Lafayette street. The newborn has been named George Wel horn.
President Wilson reportedly has no plan to grant clemency to Eugene V. Debs who is serving ten years in the Atlanta federal peniten tiary for Espionage Act violations. Officials say clemency would set a bad precedent and invite opposition in future conflicts.
The Bowery Mission in New York announces its activities will be limited due to prohibition and it will shift to Americanizing the city’s large foreign population.
London reports Pravda wireless dispatch stating a United States mission in south Russia has fallen to Soviet forces. The mission led by General Morel was captured as of today, November 6, from Moscow.
Official but incomplete returns from Kentucky's precincts indicate Governor Jas. M. Cox of Ohio leads President-elect Harding by 3713 votes as tallying continues. In the senatorial race Richard P. Ernst leads over J. C. W. Beckham by 7596 votes with 3221 precincts reporting. five precincts are missing.
Public safety note urges pedestrians and drivers to slow down at intersections and crossings. Emphasizes looking both ways at railroad crossings and checking brakes. Stresses child safety and strict caution at all times to prevent life threatening accidents.
A fragmented AP digest notes India as a major source of world commerce and a third of humanity as non white. It cites Canada using 15 million acres for wheat and mentions restoration costs in Germany. Two new forecast districts were created in Alaska and Puerto Rico.
President elect Harding begins a month long southern Texas vacation exiting Marion on a special train with Sen or Mrs Harding. He will fish hunt twelve days in Texas then voyage to the canal and back to the Atlantic coast before returning to Marion around December 6. He asks statesmen to prepare views on new national association policies while maintaining rest from campaigning.
Charleston W Va Nov 6 Three hundred twenty men were killed in the mining industry in West Virginia during the year ending June 30 last, according to the annual report of the state department of mines. Fatal accidents decreased by 155 from the previous year.
Constantinople Nov 6 reports French and British envoys asking governments to approve naval support for General Wrangel at Salkova as Soviet forces press the Crimea peninsula. Fresh rifle and cartridge shipments are sent to Sebastopol to aid defenders.
The Bonham Flower Store showcases a large array of flowers on sale at reduced prices with the banner dollar day offer. Delphians to Meet at Mrs Hartman’s home 280 South Madison Street Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs Walton of Cincinnati returns home after a two month visit with her daughter and husband Dr and Mrs W E Mayer in Cincinnati.
Here visiting, Mrs. R. J. Gilbert of Kansas City arrived this morning for a visit, with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Peasley of East Carroll street.
Willard Eugen Maenire, four years old today, is the son of Mr and Mrs A E Maenire of West Chase Street. The family gathers to celebrate this milestone in their home with relatives and friends.
Michigan and Ohio State deadlocked at seven apiece. Normal School trails Carthage College 3 to 0. Chicago leads Wisconsin 0 to 0. Minnesota none yet.
State Comptroller Eugene Travis was ordered held for the grand jury by Chief Justice Kernochan after reviewing a bond sale that overpaid the state by about 140000. The decision follows inquiry into irregularities in the comptroller’s office and directed papers for a warrant against Travis.
The city of Macomb contests inadequate electric service from the Central Illinois Public Service Co. A hearing by the State Public Utilities Commission is set for next Tuesday in Springfield. Mayor Flack and City Attorney Ernest Switzer will represent the city as the company defends and may seek more time to prove lasting improvements.
The Associated Press will provide results of the conference title games this evening. Illinois at Chicago, Wisconsin at Minnesota, and Michigan at Ohio State. Bulletins will be posted in the window of the Stinson Drug Store.
Bardolph High School and the Bardolph Independents routed Good Hope High School and Good Hope Independents on the Bardolph floor last night. Score lines were 21 to 7 for the high school and 44 to 9 for the independents. In other news, Mrs. Amanda Simpson of Good Hope, aged 72, will be taken to Bartonville state hospital for treatment after a week as a patient at Holmes hospital. a medical commission advised special treatment.
A rehearsal of the Presbyterian Choir is scheduled for this evening at seven o'clock prompt. Attendees should arrive on time to prepare for upcoming services.
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