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22 Nov 1921
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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 22, 1921
Page
1
Elgin grid stars and coach praised for triple threat play
The article lauds Elgin High School football and coach Paul Slate of Purdue style offense. It highlights a versatile triple threat offense led by quarterback and punt returner Swanson, with hard tackling defense and team spirit. A recent 7 to 7 tie is noted as proof of resilience. Birth notice mentioned for a child at Vines hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Slate
Purdue
Elzin High
Elgin
Ey Hreh
Fis
Rhus
Elon Tne
Mall
The
Macomb High to Face Elgin in Big Thursday Game
The By-Stander reports special Macomb Telephone arrangements to receive game results from Elgin. Results will be posted by quarters at The Stinson Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H
Elgin
Macomb Telephone Company
Macomb High School
Stinson Pharmacy
Acevete Rer Siierer
Elgin Thanksgiving Game Time Moved to 3:30 PM
Late information from the high school confirms the Thanksgiving game at Elgin will start at 3 30 in the afternoon instead of 10 a m. Team members and accompanying fans depart Wednesday morning at 8 38 for the trip to the watch city where the big game is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
College Shows Progressive Spirit in Thanksgiving Game
The Teachers' college reveals marked athletic progress with a Thanksgiving Day game against Quincy College set for 10 am here. Coach Habermann leads a fit squad, Bill Russell returns stronger and expected to be pivotal in the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ College
Habermann
Quincy College
Bill Russell
Quincy
Mouldy Corn Feed Value Debated By Illinois Experts
Farmers in McDonough County near finish shucking face 5 to 10 percent mould damaged crop. Dr. Graham University of Illinois says mould itself is not poisonous. botulinus risk exists but is limited. Mouldy corn offers higher feeding value than fuel when fed to hogs and cattle, with careful handling and disposal as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonough
Graham
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Department of Agriculture
Babe Ruth Receives Brick From Marshal at Knights of Columbus
Babe Ruth the homerun king today received the first brick for the Knights of Columbus new headquarters. Marshal Foch of France handed it to him, and Ruth quipped with a playful "wee wee" as the marshal urged introducing baseball in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bn Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Knights of Columbus
Marshal Fock
France
Bootleggers Break Gos Pel Meetings in Jail
In Sangamon county jail gospel singers held services every Sunday but faced disruption from bootlegger detainees. A squatter of the arrested bootleggers created noise with shouted phrases while the quartet attempted a hymn, and the singers retreated amid the din.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Sangamon County
Democrats Block Rush of Tax Bill in Senate
Washington reports that on November 22 Democrats blocked an effort to move the conference report on the tax revision bill through the Senate in a rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Centenarian Dominick Dork Dies in Galena
Freeport news reports Dominick Dork a 100 year old resident died in Galena. He boasted he had never been ill until after his ninety fifth birthday and his long life was marked by good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Freeport
Dominick Dork
Galena
Commerce Commission Orders 16 Percent Freight Rate Cut
Washington reports ICC issued a positive order directing railroads to implement about a 16 percent reduction in hay and grain freight rates by December 27. A correction notes a Burnham grocery ad misprint stating Fancy Young Bees for Thanksgiving, clarified to Fansy Young Bees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burnham Grocery
Young Bees
Faney Young Bees
Burnham
Haskers Orchestra to Furnish Music at Peoria Dance
Hasker's Orchestra of Peoria will provide music for the dance at Jolly Hall tonight. The event features local entertainment and aims to draw residents to the hall for an evening of dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasker
Peoria
Jolly Hall
AP Sees Near Agreement At Naval Conference
Washington dispatch says ten days into the arms conference delegates show directness in negotiating a sweeping naval reduction plan. Far East principles and fortifications topics loom, with China’s ten points guiding hopeful consensus and a non treaty understanding seen as likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Great Britain
Far East
China
Eoblemen
Pet
Senate
Harding Commutes War Criminal Sentence
President Harding commutes the jail term of Emil Herman to expire December 2 at McNeal Island Washington. Herman was convicted in Seattle in 1918 for violating the espionage act. It was reported Debs at Atlanta may not be pardoned along with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Emil Herman R
McNeal Island
Department of Justice
Seattle
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
License To Wed Jimiel Mathers Rise Godersky
Public notice lists license to wed for Jimiel Mathers of Media and Rise E Godersky of Port Washington Wisconsin as filed in the local marriage records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimiel Mathers
Rise E. Godersky
Port Washington, Wis
Disarmament Talks Secret Amid Far East Tensions
Washington reports all arms conference sessions will be secret due to delicate Far East conditions. Col. Reilly of Army and Navy Journal says Hughes' plan unfairly benefits Britain. Abrogation or revision of the Anglo Japanese alliance could be expected, possibly shielding U S interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Far East
Col. Reilly
Army and Navy Journal
United States
Great Britain
Rural County Sees Six Schools With Perfect Attendance
A county report shows six rural schools with 100 percent attendance for the second month of the school year. The record lists the top three schools in each township and names the teachers, including Ester Heidenrich, Milie Evans, Josephine Lowe, and Ella Pennington among the noted staff across multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merkey
Ester Heidenrich
Locust Grove
Millie Evans
Hiawatha
Josephine Lowe
Brown
Eflie Pennington
McCaughey
Este
Gordon Kempher
Beulah Graves
Blandinsville
Liberty
Hazel White
Cane Patch
Evelyn Cochran
Spiker
Reva Adams
Hire
Hicks
Verne Larson
Robin Glenn
Ellen White
Thompson College
Albert Larson
Question Constitutionalities of Dry Act Passed
The Senate approved the conference report on the anti beer bill by 56 to 22, sending the measure to the President for approval within ten days. An opinion from the Attorney General on constitutionality was awaited, but until signed, physicians may still prescribe and pharmacists may manufacture and sell the beer under prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press News
Association
Washington
Associated Press
Senate
Attorney’ General
Treasury Department
Senators Clash Over Tax Bill Record Expunged Remarks
The Senate began deliberations on the conference report for the tax bill with an expunging of remarks. A heated exchange saw Senator Penrose accuse Alabama's Heflin of depicting the state as dark, while Heflin called Penrose's home state manipulated by predatory interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Heflin Democrat
Alabama
Heflin
Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial: New Bribe Claim Emerges
Jesse Norgard, a former studio watchman, testified Arbuckle offered him $50 for a key to Miss Rappe's room in August 1919. Norgard refused. Prevost and Blake described the hotel party where Rappe was allegedly harmed, with her moaning that she was dying, though neither named Arbuckle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Jesse Norgard
Fatty Arbuckle
Norgard
Miss Rappe
Arbuckle
Ife
Zey Prevost
Alice Blake
Tam
Want Ads Result Shows Quick Office Girl Hire
A want ad in the By-Stander announced by American Steel Products Company led to an early success. The ad ran last night and this morning a 31 year old woman secured the office girl position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steel Products Company
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Helen Wayland
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Mariam Wetzel
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Tennessee
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Dick Hoyt, Eagle
M. F. Robinson
Effie Pennington
Estella Tingley
Runkle
Esther Easley
Mabel Cordell
Coker
Sadie Jones
Eldorado
Harvey
J. D. O’hern
Hattie Jones
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U. S
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