Missing Lieut Craig sought by ex-soldiers aid groups
Old comrades and relatives appeal for information on the fate of Lieut Walter W. Craig missing since Oct 4 in the Bois de Delay area near Maoxanneon after a machine gun nest defense. The appeal lists other vanished or wounded soldiers with names, addresses, and alleged actions as families seek news from former prisoners or witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Craig
K Company
59Th Infantry
Bois
Maoattaneon
Schmidt
Lieut. Craig
Clark Millen
Oriental Street
Newark
N Ob
Aime Legion Weekly
By Stander
Millen
Public Sale on W L Kenner Farm near Sciota
Ed Jarvis conducts a public sale on October 7 at 11 a.m. queuing five head horses, four head cattle including Jersey cows and a Shorthorn bull, fifty hogs, and extensive farming implements. Terms: cash for under $10, bankable note for over, 7 percent for three months. Lunch served by Serota M E church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kenner
Sciota
Duroe- Jersey
John Deere
Deere
ED Jarvis
Former Bull Moose supporters back Cox Roosevelts appeal
Fifteen Progressives who helped form the Bull Moose party with Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 joined in urging Roosevelt backers to support Gov. James Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt in November. The appeal traces to last June's Republican convention in Chicago where Harold L. Ickes opposed party leaders backing Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ickes
Cox
Roosevelt
Matthew Hale
Massachusetts
Kraneis
Heney
United States
California
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver Cole
Shel D. Lansbury
Lew
Joseph Mishach
Laws
Progressive State Committee
John M. Parker
Vicw
Theodore Roosevelt
Roscoe Hertich
Indiana
Antoinette Funk
Chicago
H.W. Holman
Missouri
Edwin M. Lee
Republican State Committee
A. Andridge
Ohio
Charles W. Reynolds
Covington
George C. Rublee
New Thropshire
W. Hl. Nichols
Vermont
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Bull Moose Party
United Today
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harold L. Ickes
Illinois
Suaré
Harding
New Evidence Expected Today in 1919 World Series Fix
Chicago reports new evidence may lead to criminal prosecutions of baseball players in the alleged 1919 World Series fixing. The grand jury awaits findings after State's Attorney Hoyne returns from New York. The White Sox attorney says more players and wives may be summoned. Hoyne says he reviewed evidence and asked the grand jury to wait for his review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Hoyne
New York
White Sox
Gran Jury
Tie
Grand
Five Injured In No 55 Wreck Near Annabel
Five persons were injured when eight coaches of the Eli passenger train No 55 on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy derailed one half mile east of Annabel Missouri at 3 this morning. The train was en route from Chicago to Kansas City and reportedly traveling about 40 miles per hour when rails spread. The engine stayed on track but eight coaches were dumped into a ditch alongside the line. The dining car overturned in the ditch which was partly waterfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Annabel
Quincy
Kansas City
Chicago
Local Social Notes From Warsaw And Nearby
Mrs Jim Davis visited with sister Mrs Wm Penrose and others at Warsaw last week. Mr and Mrs Glenn Bainter moved into a new home. John Beck and family visited Stephen Hunt near Bushnell. John Black filled his silo Wednesday. Mrs James Holstine visited Grandma Riden. Mrs J M Sullivan recovering at Holmes Hospital. Grandma Riden visited Zwingle Horrell. Maxine Sullivan entered the Normal for school. her brother Herbert attends Carthage school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Davis
Wm. Penrose
Henry Kruse
Maude
Florence
Warsaw
Glenn Bainter J
John Beck
Stephen Hunt
Bushnell
John Black
James Holstine
Grandma Riden
J. M. Sullivan
The
Holmes Hospital
Zwingle Horrell
Maxine Sullivan
Herbert
Carthage
Armament Spending Linked to Agricultural Prosperity
The speaker argues that large armaments strain Europe’s credit and depress American prices for crops. He urges cutting military expenditures to enable debt repayment and trade, linking disarmament to better farming profits and a shift toward arbitration over war for a new international order. He notes past wars killed millions and frames the league as a path to a lasting peace for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
League
Oan International Neament
Death of Miss Cora D. McKenzie in Colorado Springs
Miss Cora D. McKenzie daughter of Mr and Mrs E McKenzie born June 4 1872 in Tennessee died Sept 21 1920 at 6068 S Nevada Ave Colorado Springs Colorado Survived by husband A G Ullrich whom she married May 16 1900 They moved from Tennessee to Colorado Springs about three years after their marriage and lived there thereafter for some years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora D. McKenzie
M. E. Church
Epworth League
A. G. Ullrich
Colorado Springs
Col
Drink Hot Water Each Morning with Limestone Phosphate
A health note promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach and purify the digestive system. It claims benefits for the liver kidneys and bowels, reducing toxins and improving overall well being with daily use and persistence.
Life Sketch of Mrs. Mary Merriam Remembered for Service
Mary Angeline Shields Merriam died after an appendicitis operation in Winfield Kansas. Born July 25 1848 in Fairview Illinois she married and moved to a ranch near Rush Colorado where for ten years she farmed and served as a devoted wife mother and neighbor. She helped with church and Red Cross work and lived a life of duty before health failed and the family moved to Colorado Springs last March. Her father a Civil War veteran died Sept 7 1907 and she is survived by her husband two sons Owen Kenneth 14 and John Andrew 7 a sister Mrs Willa Carstens and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Mishler
Pvt
Co. Il
Inf
Nother
Das L. Mishler
Pearl City
Laws
LeRoy Harry Delaney
Hoth Co
Hith Marines
Saissons
John Delsney
Salem Pike
Mount Wasston
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lester L. Kinnear
R. Kinnear
Hereford
Cole
George M. Bisset
Bd. Co
Argonne
Finnily
Duncan Bissett
Amenia
Raymond Alvin Pinkerton
80Th Co
6Th Marines
Soissons
Marine Corps
Margaret S. Pinkerton
North Broadway
Middletown
van Samuel Smith
Cook
MM Co
Elizabeth S. Smith
Hlburn
Carl L. Fiver
Malancourt
Fleury
Meuse
Firor
Anna Percival
Burkittsville
Walker J. Griffith
Co. C
Jennie F. Griffith
10Th Street
N. E
Canton
Tarry J. Streit
War Department
Gustave EB. Streit
Lakeland Avenue
Lakewood
Jack Kirchenbaum
Chemical Warfare Service
Chateau = Thierry
White
May A. Sullivan
Aurora Street
St. Paul
Minn
Frank
Rush
Col
Red Cross
Colorado Springs
Owen Kenneth
John Andrew
Willa Carstens
Colchester
Fragmentary obituary sketch of Eudora and family ties
Fragmentary OCR yields a partial obituary mentioning Eudora, relatives Syms Allen Meryl and Clar ence, and a husband who was a reform Methodist layman. It notes movements from San Antonio to Galesburg, a farm near Macomb Winfield, and later life changes with brothers and a Shields family member. Dates and places are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Meryl
Eudora
Clarence
San Antonio
Sinthood
Aingust
Galesburg
Mel
Macomb Winfield
Pr Shields
Liv
Promi Werk
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R. N. Wear
Carroll Duncan
Serota M. E. Church
Nation
Cox- Roosevelt
J. O. Peasley
GEO, Munsqon
GEO
H. Scott
Geo. M. Wey
E. Y. McLean
Ass. Cashier
Phar
Ingje
Macomb National
Court Horse
J. C. Peasley
George Munson
Jno
M. Keefer
Geo. Nf
M. E. Roark
Lorst
Bedtie
Melba
Wnto Us
Lewis Cigar Mfg. CO
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