Meeting of Men 10 i Delegation at County Post Ave
A convention of the Men 10 i delegation is convened on County Post Avenue to discuss local issues and outreach. Attendees include regional representatives and community leaders. The agenda centers on coordination, outreach, and future events.
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Ch County Post Ave
Legion Parade Preparations Ahead of Convention
Adjutant DL B restrains planning as post 6 and nearby posts prepare for the American Legion parade in Galesburg with an expected 50 000 legionnaires and 150 bands. Members to wear old uniforms. silver bars awarded for carried colors. convention looms with local inquiries to contact headquarters.
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Cleveland
Mighty Legion
Galesburg Legion
Branded a Drunkard Boy of 17 Hangs Self
Des Moines, Oct 28. Jed F C McCarty, 17, who had been sentenced several times for drunkenness, hanged himself in the county jail. The story cites a harsh moralizing refrain about inherited traits and punishment.
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Des Moines
Jed F.C. McCarty
Texas Democrat Blanton At Center Of House Expulsion Move
A resolution by Republican leader Mondell calls for Expulsion of Thomas Blanton of Texas from the House over an affidavit connected to a government printing office incident. The affidavit, part of Blanton’s extended remarks, was deemed by some members as obscene and unfit for the mails.
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Associated Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Thomas Blanton
Texas
Representative Mondell
Congressional Record
Blanton
House
Sheriff captures burglary suspect in Warren county
Sheriff James Wheeler and deputies nab Clarence Smith in Warren county while pursuing two Knox county jail escapees. Smith, wanted since 1916 for burglary and larceny, was arrested after a tip led officers to a southern Warren county home. Lee alias Yanked Tee, previously convicted and paroled, remains at large.
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Galesburg
James Wheeler
George Sullivan
Harry Hunter
Knox County
Clarence Smith
Warren County
Wheeler
Sullivan
Hunter
Smith
Eugene Lee
Tee. Smith
Lee
Macomb Country Club 1921 Golf Championship Decision
E H Wagoner captured the 1921 Macomb Country Club golf championship after defeating top club golfers. Early rounds saw beginners upset seasoned players with close matches. Wagoner advanced by defeating Weather by default and Champion 5 and 4, then beat Hickman 1 up in semis.
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Macomb Country Club
E. H. Wagoner
Bert Nell
Prof
H. D. Waggoner
Hickman
Waym. Wetzel
Morgan
Newt Henkle
Hermeter
Mainline
BE. H. Waggoner
W. D. Fairies
Weather
Thrasher
Champion
H. Lehnarr
Fleugel
Zimmerman
Nell
Hermetet
Wagoner
Prof Morgan
Waggoner Wins Finals 4 and 3 in Golf Event
In a 36 hole finals B H Waggoner defeated Hickman 4 and 3 to take the championship. The paper notes further social items including Sunday visits, a funeral in Macomb, and upcoming events like a bazaar at Nichol's with various booths and an oyster supper at Stookey schoolhouse.
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Artie Jeffries
Bill Saxberry
Chas. Bryson
Carrol
Brice Osborn
Chas
Twidwell
Marion
Dale Shoopman
Otto Powell
Pearl Kenneday
Howard
Ralph
Sam Boyd
Alta Turner
Plymouth
John Wear
Warren McGinnis
George Twidwell
Macomb
Sam Clark
John Hughbank
Charley Robinson
Friendship Circle
Nichol’s
Mrrs
Stella
Nellie Swiseron
Ayron
Esther Thorton
Ella Boman
Ciandy
Helen Major
Flora Aubrey
Mae Wear
Mae Metzger
Belle Ealing
Etta Osborne
Carthage Man Held After Shooting Boy in Arm
Rome Carl of Carthage is charged with shooting Estel Barr from Ft Madison in a road incident after a dance party near Lomax Illinois. The claim hinges on whether a gun fired or an accidental discharge occurred aboard a truck carrying eleven boys and eleven girls. Carl bonded for $200 and was bound over to the grand jury.
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Oquawka
Ill
Rome
Carl
Carthage
Estel Barr
Ft. Madison
Ag Barr
Lomax
Harold
M. E. Nolan
Barr
Justice of the Peace
Scott
Grand Jury
Weather hints of early winter in Lamoni notes
Local column records a northern ducks sighting on Sunday morning and sparse wheat green up as frost lingers. It notes poor ground condition for next year’s crop and mentions visits, a newborn, a sale at Hershaw, hog deliveries to Colchester, and a Mt. Carmel visitor.
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Stookey School
Rev
Steele
Plymouth
White Flock
Arvilla
Uncle Win
Quincy
Tennessee
Helen Payne
Charles Heing
Bethel
Walter Hambly
Hershaw
Hl. A. Payne
Andrew Wear
Watts
Colchester
Gheorge Carson
Mt. Carmel
Chas. Lowderman
Glen
Wm. Pollock
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