Japs Announce End Sought by Siberian Coup
Washington April 7 Official despatches from the American consulate report Japan’s occupation of Vladivostok with troops extending to hills and the railway station seized on April 1 2 and 4 in a clash with the provisional government. No Americans injured. around 100 Koreans arrested. Japan vows to withdraw after Manchuria Korea stability and repatriation of troops.
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Washington
Vladivostock
State Department
Tiger Hit
Vladivestock
Lovleck
Tokio Maren 31
Japan
Manchuria
Korea
Siberia
Viger Hill
No Damage Done To Fruit By The Storm
Orchardists report Saturday and Sunday frosts did not harm fruit trees as blossoms were scarce. Buds on frost trees were held back by continued cold, strawberries and other small fruits appear unaffected, grain crops fine, pastures benefited by recent cover. Some flowers in Alessany may be damaged.
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Tarm Bureau
Alessany
Soldiers and Sailors Home Discharges and Passes
Soldiers and Sailors' Home lists discharge on pass for Wm H H Worley and readmission of Wm N Bell assigned to cottage 15. Various residents return from furlough and take five day or 90 day furloughs to named towns. A colored ex-soldier Joseph Ford dies in Hannibal and burial set at 1 p m Wednesday. Government mustering officer to muster men Wednesday. Management notified by telegraph with briefest-ever notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. H. Worley
Wm. N. Bell
Endora Weaver
Chas. F. Kerr
J. J. Kirkendall
Seymore Rolley
George Oberling
H. C. Scott
Elias E. Andrews
J. B. Lawrence
Margaret Friday
George Cole
F. Ford
John Hl. Burnett
Joseph Ford
Hannibal
Quincy Considered For a New Factory
A General Electric inquiry shows Quincy being considered for a lamp plant to open work for 349 women and girls and 204 men. HW Haines of Edison Lamp Works visited Quincy to assess housing and labor suitability. The firm seeks towns over 25 000 population and discussed potential employment of women and girls.
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Edison Lamp Works
General Electric Company
Schnectady
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
HW. Haines
Quincy
General Electric
Traines
Malcomson Speaker At Mendon District Gathering Saturday
R. H. Malcolmson principal of Jefferson school will speak on The Patrons Relation to the School at Mendon District Teachers association meeting in Loraine High Saturday. Program listed by County Superintendent John Steiner includes morning sessions with invocations welcomes and addresses and an afternoon program featuring lessons, music, and a discussion on patrons relation to the school. Officers named are Baldwin, Stickney, and Ensminger with a program committee of McClelland, Fletcher, Coppin, and Rand.
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Jefferson ‘School
Mendon
R. H. Malcolmson
Jefferson School
Quincy
W. Earr
M. Curless
J. A. Anderson
Fred Baldwin
G. C. Stickney
Jane Ensminger
Myrtle McClelland
Bernice Fletcher
Edith Coppin
Sherbie Rand
Apple Growers Meet in Hannibal at Elks Hall
The Mississippi Valley Apple Growers Association holds its annual meeting at Elks Hall Hannibal on Friday April 9 with a 10 a.m. start led by president TH Koeller New Canton. E A Parks Hannibal Chamber of Commerce presides welcome. O M Fry Louisiana Mo gives response. Officers’ reports due, talks on spraying lessons 1919 by Dr J R Lambert Quincy and orchard machinery by Col Richard Dalton Laverton. Afternoon talks include Plant Food in Apple Growing by Prof B S Pickett Urbana and Spraying by Prof W R Gardner Missouri State University. Palmyra’s E W Rusk expected to attend. reports on orchard conditions nationwide and harvest forecasts. Hotel Mark Twain serves as headquarters.
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Mississippi Valley Apple Growers’ Association
Elks Hall
Hannibal
TH Koeller
New Canton
E. A. Parks
Lannibal Chamber of Commerce
O. M. Fry
Louisiana
J. R. Lambert
Quincy
Richard Dalton
Laverton
B. S. Pickett
Urbana
W. R. Gardner
Missouri State University
E. W. Rusk
Palmyra
Ifotel
Mark Twain
Personal items and social notices from Quincy area
Local notices report travel of Leonard Wood and James Leach from Leach & Guinan to Houston and a Thursday night dance at Ertel Hall. Court cases rescheduled for Henry and Walter Kaelber and E H Greifer. Will of Greenleaf H Davis leaves property to daughter Carrie Murphy and granddaughter Anna Murphy. Kreider named executor of the Soldiers and Sailor's Home estate. Marriage license for Wilbur C Clary and Clara V Scott. Various visits, guests, and travels around Quincy including Dr. Lafler, R A Coffman, Miss Sadie Wallace, Miss Gladys Wills, and social gatherings involving the Muegge, Hildreth, and Lummis families.
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Henry
Walter Kaelber
E. H. Greifer
Court of Justice of the Peace
E. J. Bonney
F. J. Heinecke
Chicago
Pure Drugs
Kiefer Pharmacy
Greenleaf H. Davis
Carrie L. Murphy
Anna L. Murphy
Ship of State
Leonard Wood
Charles Kreider
Soldiers
Sailor's Home
Black Jack
John Andrew
Wilbur C. Clary
Alton
Clara V. Scott
Quincy
St. Louis
Hi. F. Lafler
State Bank
R. A. Coffman
Quincy U. S. Revenue Office
Blandinsville
Sadie Wallace
Camp Point
Miss Wallace
Kansas City
James Bowles
Gladys Wills
J. W. Glaspy
Danville
Lawrence Muegge
Kentucky Street
C. S. Hildreth
Lillian
Griggsville
Fannie Lewis
Miss Lura
Marcellaine
Montana
Gray Lummis
University of Illinois
Elmer Lummis
Students enjoy glee club and school events in April
About twenty singers entertained students with the glee club led by William edier former Quincy student. James Van Dorn Jr class president announced reserved seats for Friday’s junior play. Knox College’s Dean Simonds spoke Tuesday to seniors about college next fall. Parliament Club meets Thursday April 8 with a program of declamation essay debate piano solo and more. Weather disrupted plans for a parade and Hoboes attire appeared at school Monday. a post school march occurred. Sophomore baseball tryouts announced for Tuesday April 6 at the athletic field if usable. The second band rehearsal begins Tuesday with two sections to accommodate beginners and advanced players. Junior play rehearsal held Monday ahead of Friday night performance.
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Glee Club
William Edier
Quincy
James van Dorn
Morrison
Humane Society Quarterly Meeting Reports Finances and Cases
Quincy Humane Society held its quarterly meeting at 411 Hampshire Street with Breitwelner presiding. Treasurer J. H. Best reported receipts of 1372.88 and disbursements of 1029.56, leaving a balance of 233.32 on April 6. Humane Officer Jim Koens detailed quarterly figures including 12 dogs killed, 7 horses killed, 3 cats killed, 8 horses shod, 12 horses sent to barn, 10 horses blanketed, 3 stables cleaned, 2 cheek reins lowered, 8 vicious dogs disposed of, 2 boys reprimanded for fighting, 2 children taken to the Detention Home, 66 stock yards and poultry houses inspected, 13 special cases, and 2 men and 2 Waymen found employment.
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John Coens
J. H. Best
Quincy Humane Society
Hampshire Street
Cow
Breitwelner
Roland Wagner
Treasury
Jim Koens
Local court notes and fines summary
Reprimands for wife beating overloading and whipping horses. several cases sent to hospital or arrested and convicted. Totals show 118 dollars in fines collected. 240 total calls recorded.
Incubator explosion destroys Sun day chicken shed
Fire destroyed a chicken shed at Miss Ida Schneider’s home, 639 Adams Street, Sunday afternoon about 6 o’clock after a broader lamp explosion. The property is owned by Geo. Stmun.
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Ida Schneider
Adams Street
Geo. Stmun
Fragmented report on county funds and a glass germ house
A garbled item notes a loss estimated at 360 Sare at and a CRS wall destruction before a crane arrived. State Treasurer Frank Jasper held a field report on county collections, awaiting return to Quincey but delayed by trains. Another fragment mentions a Japanese bacteriologist and a dust proof air germ housing system.
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Frank Jasper
Treasur
Quincey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Siberian
Vladivostok
Takyanagi
Viadivestod Provisional Government
Orient
Axrettes
Malcomson
Mississippi Valley Association
Ameren
James Leach
Firm
Leach & Guinan
Houston
Texas
Ertel Hall
Kresge
Sunshine Klub
W. E. Simonds
Knox College
Parliament Club
M. Carrott
G. Earhardt
U. S
H. Kiefer
A Miller
E. Johnson
R. Hoare
Chester Groves
Richard Scholz
Orville Meyer
Wellemeyer
Rossie
Humane Society
Amt Ag
Aeae
Orpheum
PORTE
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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