White Makes Eye On Election In Letter to Democrats
A political note from White appeals to Democratic leaders to rally support ahead of the upcoming election. The statement emphasizes party unity and strategy while urging active campaigning.
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29 Oct 1920
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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
Oct 29, 1920
Page
1
Dem margin and demo sweep dominate state results
Fragmented OCR text notes Democratic gains in various states. Mentions Roose, Lavinia, Indiana, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Oregon, and other states with references to oils, borders, and hours. Overall sense of party strength shifting in recent results without clear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roose
Lavinia
Kenidakotia
Indiana
New
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Political Conversation
The readable text shows garbled speech about governance and reform, mentioning governors, conventions, and leaders. It references Cox, policy reform, and political sentiment, but lacks coherent events or clear participants due to OCR damage.
Prairie City Man to Face Mental-Condition Hearing
M. E. Linker of Prairie City believed insane and to have a hearing Monday before Judge Ines. He was brought from Bushnell by Sheriff Sapp and Deputy Wilson after a delayed hearing, with witnesses absent. He allegedly threatened neighbors with a butcher knife and failed to pay for oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Linker
Prairie City
Ines
Bushnell
Sapp
Wilson
Clark Hanks
Hanks
Linker
Island lights moved to clarify crossing guidance
After being deemed a traffic hindrance the city council ordered the island lights at four corners of the square moved closer to the crossings. This aims to prevent drivers from mistakenly looping around the lights while ensuring pedestrian protection remains intact as Purdum electric store workers carry out the relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdum Electric Store
Illness Touches Macomb Nurse Dorothy Manrose in Chicago
Word received here reports Miss Dorothy Manrose a Macomb nurse trained at Marietta Phelps hospital is seriously ill at her brother Ernest Manrose’s home in Chicago. Her father, living in Bushnell, has departed for Chicago to be with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dorothy Manrose
Macomb
Marietta Phelps Hospital Training School
Ernest
Cin Bushnell
Winter Retreat Planned by Rexroat Family to Phoenix
Mrs. Mary Rexroat and her son Everett G Rexroat of south McArthur street plan to leave around the 16th of next month for Phoenix Arizona to spend the winter and return home later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Mary Rexroat
Everett G
South McArthur Street
Phoenix
Aviz
Freight Cars Derail Near Buda Causes Fatal Fireman Death
A coupling break on a Burlington freight near Buda Illinois caused five cars to derail into a northbound passenger train, killing the fireman aboard the Eli due. The crash injured none of the passengers seriously though several crew members sustained minor bruises. The engineer jammed the brakes but could not stop before wreckage blocked the track. Local residents Chas Zimmerman C K Austine Dr and Mrs Horrell were aboard. The 5:12 a m train was four hours late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Buda
Was
Chas. Zimmerman
Colchester
C.K. Austine
Industry
Park Garage Under New Managers Take Over
Harold White of North Lafayette Street and John Hutchins of West Jackson Street purchase the Park garage from GT White & Son and will assume control next Monday. White has long been connected with the business and Hutchins has operated a South Lafayette garage. they plan to serve old customers and new under White & Hutchins. Mrs. Bennett Rush hosted a friendly gathering on South Lafayette Friday night with cards and refreshments for guests including Mr and Mrs Howard Wallingford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jy Stander
Harold White
North Lafayette Street
John Hutchins
West Jackson Street
Park Garage
GT. White & Son
Mr. White
Hutehing
Lafayette
White & Sutehins
Bennett Rush
South
Lafayette Street
Howard Wallingford
Frank Tolinson
Rosese Rost
Albert Bailey
Harold Seeger
Louis Vanktten
Warren Parsons
James Garretson
Oscar Andrews
George Stremmel
Mildred Stevens
Harry McCutcheon
Plymouth Moose Club Room Open In Miller Building
The Plymouth Order of Moose secures the upper floor of the Miller building for a club room open to members until 11 p m daily. Mooseheart pictures will be shown at a local theatre on November 17. Rev W T Rodgers preaches two sermons at First Presbyterian church on Sunday with morning topic A Politician and Preacher and evening topic Why Some Fail and Others Succeed aimed at young men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Sam Haulk Jr
Will B. Martin
John P. Burke
Burke
Peoria
Federal Petit Jury
Plymouth Order of Moose
Miller Building
Mooseheart
W. T. Rodgers
First Presbyterian Church
Potatoes Delivered to New Philadelphia Bardolph
Two carloads of potatoes were received Thursday for New Philadelphia and one carload for Bardolph. The shipments were ordered through the county farm bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Bardolph
County Farm Bureau
Prairie City Farm Sold To Manley Buyer
Chas Orwiz of Prairie City sold his 80 acre farm two miles south of Prairie City to John Qele of Manley TH for 325 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Orwiz
Prairie City
John Qele
Manley, TH
Ritchey Baby Born to Prairie City Parents
Mr and Mrs Narold Ritchey of Prairie City are the proud parents of an eight pound daughter Elizabeth Jane born Monday neering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narold Ritchey
Prairie City
Elizabeth Jane
Monday Neering
Carries a Cane After Fall from Fence
Frank Speeht of Bushnell formerly of this city carries a cane due to a badly sprained ankle from a recent jump over a fence. Ben Hillyer and family moved Thursday to Monmouth by auto, formerly a mail carrier on a Plymouth route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Speeht
Bushnell
Monmouth
Ben Hillyer
Hillyer
Plymouth
Plymouth couple welcome son Ralph Lee
Mr and Mrs Chas Hill of Plymouth announce the birth of a son named Ralph Lee born Thursday October 26 at their home in Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Hill of
Plymouth
Ralph Lee
Hays Sees Big GOP Win and 368 Minimum Electoral Votes
Republican chairman Will Hays released an official survey predicting Harding and Coolidge would secure the largest popular majority and a robust electoral tally. He claimed thirty-two states are safely Republican, nine possibly Democratic, with a minimum 368 electoral votes and even chances for 24 to 25 more. He said the GOP majority would surpass Roosevelt's 1904 election margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Harding
Coolidge
Hays
Democratc
Pete Wells To Open Restaurant In Decker Building
Pete Wells of Littleton has leased the Decker building at Industry and will soon open a restaurant there. He is a restaurant man with experience and will likely attract patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Wells
Littleton
Decker
Industry
Boy born at St Francis hospital to Moore family
Mr and Mrs Geo Moore of near the city are the parents of a 8 44 pound boy born this morning at St Francis hospital. The mother was formerly Miss Julia McGaughey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Moore
St. Francis Hospital
Julia McGaughey
Winter’s Second Touch Grips Macomb Area
Central Illinois communities including Macomb recorded a heavier frost last night as Jacek Frost delivered a thick white coating. Residents noted a 34 of an inch frozen layer on tubs and pails outside, signaling a sharp cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Illinois
Macomb
Jacek Frost
Bardolph Farmers Organize New Elevator Company
Peter Lekhart and M. L. Hunt linked with the Illinois Agricultural Association are helping Bardolph farmers organize a new farmers elevator company with the local farm bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lekhart
M. L. Hunt
Thlinois Agricultural Association
Farm Bureau
Bardolph Farmers
New Farmers Elevator Company
Home From St Charles Delinquent Taken To Institution
Deputy Sheriff James B. Wilson arrived home from St Charles after taking Laurence Ford, a delinquent, to an institution yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
James B. Wilson
Laurence Ford
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Mocrats
George the Demostow
Sion
van Horder
Atlantic
Cox
Von
Seth
Lins
RED Cross
ELI
Chapter
Macomb City
McDonough County
Grant Burgner
American Red Cross
B. P. McLean
W. C. Miner
Macomb Township
Scotland
Todustry
Bethel
Lamoine
Tennessee
Chalmers
Hire
Emmet
S. A. Thompson
Burgner
Debert
Joe Rexroat
Montana
James Rexcoatle
Sindey
St. Paul
Plymouth Moose
BIG
Will Hays
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