Boys 1st Honor Stirs International Exposition
A report notes a boys event titled first honor linked to the international exposition. The item highlights expenses tied to the exposition effort and potential participation by youth groups.
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Macomb Daily By Stander in Macomb, Illinois
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1921
Page
1
Calf Club Awards Attract McDon District
Calf clubs of awards attract local youth in McDon district as they showcase pig progress and club work. Officials note grades, records, and participation with several youths earning recognition while a few McDond counselors sponsor prizes and live events in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irls
Chicago
Local officials honor county youths in state leadership program
An unclear clipping notes Adair and county youths involved in a state leadership program with visits to wines and a trip. Authorities praise the group as seven wins and honors are mentioned amid references to injuries from an accident and passing.
Defeated Fast Ninsville Team Rally Dashes On
A fragmentary report notes a fast Ninsville defeat with star Nae scoring a touchdown and Blandins playing through injury. Details are unclear but mentions Bon T yt station and a local business owner James R. in connection with a tank truck operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idinsville
Nae
I Blandins
Plymouth Mourns Death From Colorado Car Crash
Plymouth notes the death of Travis Wilson of Fort Lupton Colorado after a Denver hospital fatality following a Tuesday head on collision with a loaded truck. His son in law survived but badly injured and hopes for recovery were reported. Wilson had family ties in Industry and Dakota before moving to Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Travis Wilson
Ft. Lupton
Colo
Billy
Daniel
Dakota
Wilson
Colorado
County Court Jurors Chosen for December Term
Jurors for the county court December term convening December 12 are announced. List includes Ira Wetzel Clarence Reedy New Salem two. Frank B Warfel Mound two. Lyle Birdsell 1. Edward Dun lean James Fisher 2. Bushnell George Brooks Industry two. Arthur G Ausbury Scotland two. Howard McMillan Ira Post Frank McClellan 1. Dena Sprague William R Frost Edward Dansart 2. Robert Daniel son Howard Deems 3. George McMillan Macomb City Fred McKee Macomb two. Dennis Murphy Walnut Grove John Lorey Harry Norris J Colchester Frank Collins Henry Clary Joseph Brown Lamoine two. Charles Lowderman Tennessee two. Theodore Lefler Hive two. James R Grigsby Gilbert Arvenbright Blandinsville two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Wetzel
Clarence Reedy
New Salem
Frank B. Warfel
Mound Two
Lyle Birdsell
Edward Dunlean
James Fisher
Bushnell
George Brooks
Industry
Arthur G. Ausbury
Scotland
Howard McMillan
Ira Post
Frank McClellan
Dena Sprague
William R. Frost
Edward Dansart
Robert Danielson
Howard Deems
George McMillan
Macomb City
Fred McKee
Macomb
Dennis Murphy
Walnut Grove
John Lorey
Harry Norris
J. Colchester
Frank Collins
Henry Clary
Joseph Brown
Lamoine
Charles Lowderman
Tennessee
Theodore Lefler
Hive
James R. Grigsby
Gilbert Arvenbright
Blandinsville
Illinois mine workers confer on 1919 wildcat strike report
Delegates to the Illinois mine workers convention in Peoria will vote on whether state officers should submit a report on expenditures during the 1919 wildcat strike, a demand raised by the international organization at its last convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peoria
Illinois Mine Workers Convention
International Organization
Ten Die In West 17th Street Tenement Fire
Ten lives were lost and more than a score injured in a five story tenement fire on West 17th Street. The building housed 15 families, mostly Armenians and Greeks, and the blaze occurred before dawn with unknown origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
West 17Th Street
McAdoo urges abolition of navies to save humanity
William G. McAdoo argues that all navies should be destroyed except coast defense vessels. He says Hughes’ plan would only ease taxes and only radical disarmament can avert global peril and free wealth for benevolent uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Hughes
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Naval arms talk heats up in Senate and abroad
Washington reports discuss American naval limitation plans as Britain and Japan forecast acceptance in principle. Delegates from France Italy and the three powers meet to map a procedure to push the armament agenda forward while noting Hughes's plan remains an American proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Prin
Japan
Admiral Kato
Balfour
France
Italy
United States
Hughes
Arbuckle Goes to Trial for Manslaughter
Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle, famed motion picture comedian, faced a manslaughter trial in San Francisco over actress Virginia Rappe’s death on Sept 9. Dozens of witnesses prepared to testify as the case opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe C
Fatty’’ Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Meanest Bank Robber Otto Botti Sentenced
Otto W. Botti of Pekin known as the meanest bank robber in federal annals pleaded guilty in U S district court to stealing 7000 from Farmers National Bank Pekin over seven years. Judge Fitzhenry sentenced him to one year and a day in Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peoria
Otto W. Botti
Pekin
United States District Court
Farmers’ National Bank of Pekin
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Fitzhenry
Bottin
Banks Told to Arm With Shotguns for Robbery Spikes
Springfield November 14. Alarm at bank robbery frequency in Illinois leads the Illinois Bankers Association to urge banks especially in groups 2, 5, 7, 1 and 8 to obtain shotguns and use them. The warning was received this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
Ilinois Bankers Association
Nine Power Delegations Conclude Far Eastern Conference Talks
The leaders of the delegations from nine powers met after 3 PM to discuss conference procedure on Far Eastern land and Pacific questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Gilbert Adams Stricken, Improves but Remains Homebound
Gilbert Adams of the west side grocer was taken suddenly ill yesterday with an obstruction of the bowels. He is considerably better today but will be confined to his home for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Adams
West Side
Big Tim Murphy Sentenced to Six Years in Leavenworth
Chicago reports former state representative and union leader Big Tim Murphy received a six year prison term and a $30000 fine from Judge Kenneshaw Mountain Landry for involvement in the Dearborn station mail robbery plan last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Big Tin’ Murphy
Gas Workers and Street Sweepers Union
Leavenworth
Jndge Kenneshaw Mountain Landry
Dearborn Station
Bakery Ad Correction Corrects Discount Figures
Readers note a copy error in Lehnarr Bakery Bargain Day advertisement printed Saturday. The line should state 10 per cent off pastries rather than sol per cent off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehnarr
Adolphus Sandgren Again Faces the Law
Adolphus Sandgren Swedish shoemaker at Macomb was arrested Saturday night for drunkenness. He appeared in Justice Falkenthal's court and was fined five dollars plus costs totaling eight dollars and ten cents. The arrest occurred at his East Walker street rooming house with the Robinson family. Officers Boyd and Nail took him to the city lockup where he remained until this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Sandgren
Macomb
Justice Falkenthal
Walker Street
Robinson
Boyd and
Nail
City
Majestic Cardinals Triumph at Rushville Armistice Day Dance
The Majestic Cardinals orchestra of Macomb played at Rushville last Friday for a large Armistice Day dance. Reports say the crowd was well pleased with the entertainment and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Majestic Cardinals
Macomb
Las
Scarlet Fever Quarantine Hits George Clark Home
The residence of George Clark at 318 South College Street was quarantined today after one child was pronounced ill with scarlet fever. Neighbors report authorities sealed the house and began tracing contacts as a precautionary measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
South College Street
Mystic Workers Record Strong Finances and Policy Transfers
The Mystic Workers of the World report nearly 12 million dollars paid in death claims and a nine month net asset gain of 1.53 million. Insurance examiners from Illinois Iowa and Missouri endorse transferring class A certificates to American Reserve certificates. A. J. Fish of Madison Wisconsin oversees policy transfers from the old form to the new, with all claims promptly adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Workers of the World
Macomb
McDonough County
Illinois
Iowa
Misouri
Fulton
Ill
Order
Loyal Lodge
Des Ith
A. J. Fish
Madison, Wiss
Bardolph Bank Reorganization Talks Move Depositors
Attorneys presented a plan to depositors of the closed Bardolph bank for a reorganization with capital stock of 25000 and 15000 surplus. The proposal would have the reorganized bank take fifty percent of liabilities to depositors and accept new northern securities in place of the other fifty percent. A meeting at Casner's hall drew over 150 people as supporters spoke, including trust officer B F McLean of Union National Bank Macomb who urged adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jourgen Olson
Bardolph Bank
William Prentiss
Palda
Olson
Casner’s Hall
T. B. Switzer
B. F. ‘McLean
Union National Bank of Macomb
McLean
Orgon
r.McTeah
Illinois Commerce Commission probes Bell Telephone rate hike
Springfield November 14 The Illinois Commerce Commission began an inquiry into higher rates recently announced by the Illinois Bell Telephone Co The commission announced an appeal to the Supreme Court would be filed if necessary to challenge the action and seek stay orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Permantem
Commerce Commission
lnterferFe
Illinois Bell Telephone, Co
Supreme Ea
al Yal
Fife Commission
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McDon
Adair
CAF
Fast Ninsville
Bon Tyt Station
James R
Sjoh
Yair
Val Hundred
Mhall
Hos
Wisconsin
Temrotan
M’adoo
Coast Guard
Arbuckle
BANKS
Big Tim’’ Murphy
Mystic Workers
Bardolph
Stewart
John Eltiy
Ktter
Edvirn
Wome
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