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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1920

Page

7

All's Well On Levee Sectors Around Quincy

Reports from drainage districts around Quincy say levees remain in good condition with patrols and sandbags in place. Water levels show 17.4 feet in Quincy, up to 18 feet predicted elsewhere, while districts like Fabius Indian Grave and Lima Lake prepare for plow season and monitor minor seepage and pumps.

Quincy Old Town Crier Fabius Simons Board of Supervisors Taylor Mississippi Indian Grave South Lima Lake Hunt R. L. Waldron Weather Bureau Hannibal St. Paul Muscatine Island

Too Much Tobacco After Forty Five Says Doctor

A doctor notes excessive tobacco use after age forty five is a personal crisis and urges quitting. Nicotol pills are advertised with a money back guarantee and claims of reducing cravings, promising easy cessation with pharmacist guidance from Heldbreder Bros and Brown & Mays.

Uwirsch—Feld Heldbreder Bros Miller & Arthur Brown & Mays

Will of Mrs. Julia Leaman Ends Estate For Y W C A And Presbyterians

The will filed in County Clerk W J Smith's office discloses bequests to the Y W C A of Quincy and to the Presbyterian church of Quincy. Other legatees include sisters nieces nephew Ellen Sinnock Fannie Sinnock Ellen Brown and Inna Oberhaufter. The State Savings Loan and Trust Co. holds the remainder in trust with income to Ethel Simpson for life. After death 800 goes to the Foreign Missions board, 200 to the Home Missions board for Quincy work, and the rest to the Y W C A. Ethel Simpson named executrix.

Presbyterian Church of Quincy Julia N. Leaman W. J. Smith Leaman Ethel Simpson Board of Foreign Missions Presbyterian Church of the United States Presbyterian Church of Quincy Foreign Missionary Society India Board of Home Missions The Women’s Board of Home Missions W.C. A Etheloo Simpson

Road Delay Halts Quincy Trade, Farm Wants Road Built

Heard and seen Er B Moore of Hotel Quincy laments that three loads of corn cannot reach Quincy over the Taylor road as the Mississippi floods the route. He argues the town will be half its size until the road is permanent, urging merchants and landowners to fund or build the road to restore trade from Fabius and nearby farms.

Er. B. Moore Quincy Mississippi Taylor Mr. Moffree The Whig Missouri Fabius Chicago E&o Marion County Quincey

Germany Surrenders Remaining Warships at Firth of Forth

The battleships Nassau and Ostfriesland arrived at the Firth of Forth marking the start of surrender of Germanys remaining warships under Versailles terms. Ostfriesland will be handed to the United States with Washington awaiting departure instructions. The ship commissioned in 1919, displacement 22800 tons, length 546 feet, beam 93 feet, crew about 100.

London Nassau Ostfriesland Firth of Forth United States Admiralty Washington America

Missouri counties oppose Reed at Democratic conventions

Three additional Democratic county conventions in Missouri instruct their delegations to oppose Senator Reed for the Democratic National Convention. Daviess Worth and Audrain counties passed resolutions praising Wilson and the League of Nations. Scott County endorsed Wilson and the League but did not condemn Reed or instruct delegates.

ST. Louis Reed Daviess Worth Audrain Wilson League of Nations Scott County

Industrial Leaders Hear of Moline Plan in Quincy Meet

An audience of over 1080 Quincy industrial executives gathered at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss forming an association of industrial leaders. A permanent organization committee was set to report next Thursday evening with by laws and details to be considered, after a talk by H. A. Jansen of Moline describing the neighboring plan and its regulations.

Quincy Chamber of Commerce H. A. Jansen Moline Mr. Jansen Moline Industrial Organization

Roads Show Decrease In Annual Report Chicago

The 1919 report of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad shows operating income down 2.58 percent and net income down 3.37 percent from 1918. Operating income declined by 72991 dollars and net income fell by 44436 dollars.

Chicago Chicago and Northwestern Railroad

Balloon sets world distance record in naval flight

A naval balloon from Pensacola training station reportedly traveled about 900 miles in 6 hours 35 minutes before making a forced landing near Kerr, 30 miles from Wilmington. Four occupants Lieut Kenney USN, Lieuts Kelly and Keyo USMC, and Gunner Bundy USN, were shaken. two required medical attention.

Wilmington Nlc Aceworld Pensacola Mia Kerr Kenney US S. N Kelly and Keyo Marine Corps Bundy U. SN Pensacola Station

Foster son of Kit Carson dies at 88 in California

Captain Lewis C. Shielding, foster son of Kit Carson and associate of Davy Crockett and James Bowie, who joined General Fremont in California, dies at 88 at the national soldiers' home in Sawtelle near Los Angeles.

Kit Carson Los Angeles Calif Lewis C. Shielding Davy Crockett James Bowie John C. Fremont California National Soldiers Sawtelle Here

Pullman Stop-Overs Discontinued at Burlington Station

Changes in Pullman regulations affect Burlington station. After May first stopovers on Pullman tickets are not permitted. Current policy allows up to ten days in western dunes, but these will be omitted under the new ruling. A provision to buy tickets ahead remains. Details include 26 per COLL Very Pullman rates effective the same day.

Burlington

Hoover Candidates Lose Steam In New York Primary

In New York State primary action for national convention delegates, organization backed Hoover contenders were swept aside. Notably, Miss Mabel Choate and Julian S. Myrick failed in Manhattan and eight Brooklyn plus four Manhattan Johnson seats fell to regular faction candidates by about three to one. William M. Bennet, opposing at large Johnson delegates, lost in every county and was decisively defeated in New York City.

New York Organization Herbert C. Hoover Republican Organisation Seventeenth Manhattan Hoover Mabel Choate Joseph H. Choate Julian S. Myrick Albert J. Berwin Herbert Parsons Miss Choate Hiram W. Johnson Brooklyn Johnson Republican Organization William M. Bennet New

Rabbit catchers profit boom in Australia hat trade

New York April 9 Aaron Naumberg president of the Hatters Fur Cutters association says Australian rabbit catchers earn up to 160 a week. He notes rabbit skins rise from 36 cents a pound in London 1913 to 7.20 dollars and says hat manufacturers must raise hat prices due to conditions.

New York Aaron Naumberg Hatters’ Fur Cutters’ Association Europe Naumberg London

Taft on Oregon Republican primary ballot petitions

Portland Ore April 9 Petitions circulated to place William Howard Taft on the Oregon primary ballot for the Republican endorsement for president.

Portland Ore William Howard Taft Oregon

Transportation strike tightens York food supply squeeze

New York food shipments faced fresh disruption as lasting harbor worker, coastwise longshoreman, and railroad yard workers in Jersey City joined last night’s strikes. Switchmen and other railroad terminal workers walked out worsening supply delays across the port and related lines.

Jersey

Investigation ordered into Big Depot fire at Dallas depot

Dallas Texas April 9 an official investigation has been ordered to determine the origin of an early morning fire at the aviation repair depot near here Thursday which destroyed five of the main buildings more than thirty army places several hundred liberty motors and much other army property with an estimated loss

Dallas Texas Here

Woman acquitted in Hampton murder case after street shooting

Mrs Mit tle Jeater Cummins, charged with killing her divorced husband in Hampton Virginia, was found not guilty by a jury. Cummins said she met him on February 7 seeking money as he threatened to commit her again, and she recalled seeing him lying on the pavement.

Hampton Mra Mit Tle Jeater Cummins Mra. Cummins Gordon Cummins

Buried Shells Kill in Cambrai District

In Villers Guislons district near Cambrai France two explosions killed 12 people and wounded two, with details from the April 8 Hav as report indicating the blast sites and casualty figures.

Cambrai France Havas Villers Guis

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