Faring for GED thieves arrested in Carthage phase
Authorities report multiple suspects tied to GED thefts were arrested in Carthage. The cases involve alleged fraud schemes targeting credentialing programs with arrests confirmed by local police.
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1920
Page
1
Bandit Dentist of LaHarpe Accused in Buick Theft
Three Philadelphia residents held in Hancock county in connection with a stolen Buick coupe owned by Arthur Shirf Burnside. Authorities say the auto thefts are part of a larger series by an organized group. Dr Geo Aldrich, La Harpe physician, is named in warrants, with city officials confirming his arrest and a grand jury investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Arthur
la Harpe
Hancocky
Carthage
Oll
New Philadelphia
Will Hanter
Bur Il
Ir Bradield
Brimfield
Hunter
Todd
Geo. Aldrich
Donar la Harpe
Itech
Ile Todds
Mirlil
Lallarpe
Siivs
Aldrich
Gleason
W. H. B .Cook
Davenport
Visitation Highlights in Augusta Jail Case
A man visited by his wife in Augusta faced questioning at Adame county jail. He was held without bail for a weekday hearing, his first official appearance, amid reports of no new developments in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Adame
Shy
Otis Ray Family Move Reported in Local Notice
A brief local item notes Otis Ray and family planning to move and establish a new home, with reference to Earl Riding in the same notice. The fragment confirms a household relocation within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Ray
Fami Lish
Mr. “Ube
Earl
Professor Homer Roberts Drowned in Current River Boat Capsize
The article recounts the drowning of Prof. Homer L. Roberts near Eminence Missouri after a boat overturned on Current river. Mrs Roberts survived clinging to the boat amid a strong current and later identified her husband found upright on a shoal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer L. Roberts
Emminence
Morning Sun
Cape Girardeau
Judge Olson to Attend Farm Bureau Picnic
A letter from J W Lusk of Monmouth notes Judge Olson candidate for congress will be at the Farm Bureau picnic in the county Friday and meet the Democratic central committee at 1:00 PM. He seeks support from county voters, and voters must write in his name. Nellie Richardson of Peoria is visiting relatives, with Ella Kennedy also in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Lusk
Monmouth
Judge Ol ‘Son
Congress
Farm Bureau
Democratic Central
Olson
Jnot
Nellie Richardson
Peoria
A. C. Dehority
Colorado
Ella Kennedy
Dehority
Pittenger Named Manager of New Johnson Oil Filling Station
Harland Pittenger son of Mr and Mrs Jo A Pittenger of South Randolph street will manage the Johnson Oil Co new filling station under construction here He has worked with the company at similar work in Galesburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland
Jo. A. Pittenger
South Randolph Street
Johnson Oil Co
Galesburg
Miss Lena Jack Heads to Mathersville to Teach
Miss Lena Jack travels to Mathersville to begin teaching in the schools for the coming year. The move marks her return to teaching duties in the district. Local officials welcomed her appointment and anticipation grows for the new academic term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathersville
Lena Jack
Visiting Miss Burgi of Yankton Here
Miss Rosamond Burgi of Yankton North Dakota is visiting Miss Leonore Schunpert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosamond Burgi
Yankton
Dak
Leonore Schunpert
Reworked rags replace virgin wool in cloth
At the National Sheep and Wool Bureau of America convention in Chicago speakers cite shoddy fabric as chief material with up to eight reworkings. A Wyoming Wool Growers official notes the industry’s shift while a law requires stamping showed virgin wool percentage on every yard of cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
National Sheep and Wool Bureau of America
Wyoming ‘Wool Growers Organization
White says no evidence to sustain Cox charges
Geo. White chairman of the Democratic National Committee testified before the Senate committee investigating national campaign funds that he had no evidence to sustain charges against Gov. Cox regarding Republican funds and backers. He said he believed the charges true due to his confidence in Cox but had not discussed them in detail with the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Geo. White
Democratic National Committee
Senate Committee
Gov. Cox
White
Kenyon
Cox
Mr. White
Poland Replies to Admonition on Frontier Halt
Washington reports Poland answered the U S admonition by saying strategic situation governs Poland's course. Warsaw government, while agreeing to respect Russian territory, warned stopping at a fixed line without Soviet guarantees could bring consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Poland
United States
Warsaw
Nugent Daughter Marries Strohm in Illinois
Marion Nugent, daughter of Jos Nugent, marries Saul Strohm, former Nugent chauffeur, after Strohm’s discharge due to their relation. County Judge Imes denies a new trial in the people v Kirk bastardy case. bonds set at 2000. Meanwhile, Wm Hendrickson, Electric plant engineer, charged with robbing J D Lee of 35 dollars, is bound over to the grand jury. Ed Lawrence and C M Burnham signed the bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Louis
Marion Nugent
Jos, Nugent
Saul T. Strohm
Nugents
Felleville
Ill
Strohm
Chas. I. Imes
James Kirk
Prof
Kirk
Albert Bailey
Wm. Hendrickson
Charg
J. D. Lee
Justice Ralston
Ed Lawrence
C. M. Burnham
F T C Chairman W B Colver Resigns
The resignation of W B Colver, chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, was received today at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Associated Press
Washington
W. B. Colver
White House
Burlington Men Get Back Pay
Smiles lit nearly all Burlington line workers as back pay arrived after the federal wage board order in July boosting salaries 21 percent. Workers received one lump sum covering the April wages plus the May 1 increase, differing by job, with some totals around 100 dollars. Also notes Mr and Mrs William G Wise of Peoria visiting a brother in Burlington before driving to California for the winter, stopping at Denver Salt Lake Yellowstone Park and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Federal
California
Wm. G. Wise
Peoria
Dr. Shrader
Denver
Salt Lake
Yellowstone Park
Los Angeles
Cal
Dance for Football Benefit at Holmes Park
An independent football group plans a Tuesday night benefit at Holmes Park to raise funds for equipment. A previous subscription fell short of the goal so the event will help buy shoes and other gear. Tickets cost 1.10 dollars with Campbell’s Orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Park
Tnough
Campbell
Jitney Dance at Holmes Park Rink Last Night
A pleasant jitney dance was held at Holmes Park rink last night with Campbell's orchestra providing music. The Associated Press News report notes the event as a lively social gathering in the local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Park
Campbell
Good Enrollment In City Schools
With 1 058 pupils enrolled the Schools of Macombity opened this morning for what is hoped to be a highly successful year. Grant 153 Lincoln 207 Logan 171 Douglas 111. The High School reports 416 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macombity
Grant
Lincoln
Logan
Douglas
Official List for Primaries in McDonough County
The county publishes the official sample ballot for the September 15 election. It lists candidates for U.S. Senator, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, Clerk of the Supreme Court, Congressional representatives, state senate, and general assembly seats. Also notes an abandoned Ford found near Geo. Patrick place and a sheriff's follow up in Corona New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Norton
Secretary of State
McDonough County
United States
Peter A. Waller
Robert Emmet Burke
Frank L. Smith
Burnett M. Chiper
William J1. Reid
Louis L. Emmerson
Edward T. McCaffrey
James J. Brady
Andrew Russel
Julius Johnson
William Ryan Jr
Charles Roth
Edward Be, Miller
George E. Keys
James T. Burns
Poward J. Brundage
Richard J. Barr
Supreme Court
George F. Johnson
Charles W. Vail
Lucas I. Butts
Edward Schneider
Congress
C. S. Schneider
William N. Blatz
William Murphy
Richard Yates
John J. Brown
Stephen A. Day
William E. Mason
Appellate Court
Third District
Herb Pennington
O. C. Hartley
George L. Tipton
William J.,graham
Louis K. Cleveland
Clarence F. Buck
General Assembly
Ernest O. Reaugh
Charles Earl Flack
Charles Irish
Rollo M. Robbins
James M. Pace
Fred Twesten
Henry D. Lewis
Will B. Martin
William R. Harris
Andrew Ll. Hainline
LeRoy Edie
S. G. Russler
Cephas Holmes
Geo. Patrick Place
New Mexico
Sheriff Sapp
William Stookey
Corona
Prineis
County Tax Review Board Visits Rushville For Audit
L. K. McFadden and W. I. We.nils W. H. Wilson led the Rushville visit to inspect Schuyler county records for McDonough county taxpayers possibly evading taxes. The board has expanded its assessment list in several counties, and expects to add substantially countywide. One day recently $132,000 was added. today’s likely addition is about $15,000 with three weeks needed to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. McFadden
County Tax Review Board
W. I. We
Nils W. H. Wilson
Rushville
Schuyler County
McDonough County
R. V. Purdum
Goodbye Straw Lids Proclaimed End Of Hat Season
Local residents and officials announce August 31 as the last straw hat day with advice to store sky pieces until spring. The mayor himself hints he will keep wearing his straw lid for another month despite the proclamation.
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Philaphih
LaHarpe
Erand
Judge Olson
WIRE
Associated Press News
Beat
Mexico
Baltimore
Ohio
Ireland
Paul
Charlestown
Board OF Review
W. H. Wilson
Schuyler
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