Girl Jilted At Altar Seeks 100000 In Damages
New York April 17 Lieut. Allan Cole son of John P. Cole of Biddle Purchasing Co is defendant in a breach of promise suit for 100000. Ada Gardner of Anadarko Oklahoma accuses him of jilting at the altar after a December 1918 meeting at Fort Sill. Bennett and A M Wattenberg provide details of letters and alleged engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alling Cole
John P. Cole
Biddle Purchasing Co
Ada PM. Gardner
Anadarko, Ok
Williams
Bennett
Cole
Miss Gardner
Ada
Cheeks
A. M. Wattenberg
West Bighty First Street
School of Fire
Fort Sill
Misa Gardner
Wattenberg
George W. Gardner
Anadarko
Kansas City
Is There No Relief From Fiery Skin Troubles
Eczema and other skin disorders resist lotions and salves, so treat cause with S. S. S. a vegetable blood medicine. Cleanses the blood, strengthens the system, and targets germs causing skin trouble. Free advice and literature offered by Chief Medical Adviser, 173 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Sultary Challenge Looms Over Namesake Youth Case
A young man lacked funds in his own name and the sult would be contested, signaling a disputed claim involving the individual and the governing authority.
Late Returns Swell Lead Of Gov. Lowden
In Madison county precincts 76 reported Lowden 3155 Wood 1211 Johnson 37 Hoover 18. Women voters 100 not counted. Democratic totals McAdoo 88 Edwards 83 Hoover 13 Wilson 26 Clark 8 Bryan 11. Canvass shows Lowden carried Pulaski and Alexander counties. Wood's wins in Cook and McDonough counties conceded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Madison County
Lowden
Wood
Johnson
Hoover
McAdoo
Edwards
Wilson
Clark
Bryan
Springfield
Ill
Alexander
Pulaskie
Leonard Wood
Pulaski
Alexander County
Cook
McDonough
Have But One Union American Says Wood
Newark April 17 Major General Leonard Wood campaigned for the Republican nomination arguing there can be but one big union in the country the one built by Americans and defended in war. He warned of choosing between a government based on law and order or a government with no real government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Leonard Wood
Handley Page Predicts Air Jitneys at $700 Each
London April 15 Aeroplane jitneys carrying one passenger plus pilot at 110 miles an hour and five hours aloft could become practical with a machine costing $700 Handley Page declares his research proves feasibility when demand arises He foresees twenty five horsepower and argues car congestion in America will push air travel as the faster option The noted designer notes aeroplanes of the future will be cost effective due to lower operating costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Handley Page
America
Page
Textile workers push 50 percent wage rise in Lawrence
The Lawrence textile council, claiming to represent 15,000 mill workers, presented a demand to local manufacturers late Friday for a 50 percent wage increase for all employees, to take effect May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Lawrence Textile Council
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Cure
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. It is a tonic and blood purifier combination, with testimonials available. Druggists sell it for 75 cents. J Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Death Penalty Not Sought for Caillaux in Treason Trial
Paris April 16 The prosecutor general Théo dore Lescouve wrapped up the treason case against former French premier Joseph Caillaux after three days. He urged penalties under the code but excluded the death sentence, contrasting Caillaux with Bolo Pasha and M. Duval who were condemned to death. The high court will hear defense arguments Saturday and Sunday as Caillaux showed signs of strain during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Théodore Lescouve
Joseph Caillaux
France
M. Caillaux
Bolo Pasha
M. Lescouve
Marti
High Court
Free Picture and Lecture at Savoy Theater in Palmyra
Palmyra lodge No 31 I O O F presents a free picture and lecture at the Savoy Theater starting 2 30 pm The show features photos from the Odd Fellows Orphans Home in Liberty Missouri and a lecture by Harry A Collins grand instructor of Missouri He is a well known figure in Palmyra and the event aims to support the great institution aiding fatherless and motherless children. Local society notes include members attending Palmyra Presbytery in Monroe City Rev Mitchell returning from Kansas City Epworth League meeting and various city movements and visits amid travel and weather related work disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy Theater
Palmyra
George Dickson
Quincy
R. I. Winn
W. L. Gibaon
South Main Stret
Savoy Hotel
E. M. Dodds
Harrison
Renselaer
Philadelphia
Social notes from Camp Point Illinois and nearby towns
Mrs Ralph Reed of Quincy visits uncle Andrew Banner this week. Miss Geraldine Gooding of Quincy visits Miss Kathleen Far On. Mrs Grover Coleman returns to Beardstown after months with her parents. Ethel Hausman returns from Galesburg visiting sister Mrs Roy Oberling. Fred Omer builds a new garage. Mrs James Stott of Natural Bridge Virginia visits Sam Griswold and family. Mrs Flora Trout and daughter Allie of St Louis visit Mrs Rirdia Coleman. Mrs Harvey Childs returns from Timewell visiting sister Mrs Fannie Derbin. Ray Friend spends Tuesday in Quincy. Mrs George Jacobs visits Clayton with Mrs Fred Flinn. Naomi Liggett and Appleby children visit Milton McVay. John Banner leaves for Rochester Minnesota for an indefinite stay. Alfred Schroeder, roller-skater, fractures ankle after a fall on a concrete walk. Judith Booth to host a spelling bee and pie supper at Primrose school Friday April 23. Benjamin Lodge AF & AM open meeting for members and ladies Sunday at 2:30 in the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Reed
Quincy
Andrew Banner
Geraldine Gooding
Quincyas
Kathleen Far- On
Grover Coleman
Beardstown
George Pierce
Ethel Hausman
Galesburg
Roy Oberling
Fred Omer
James Stott
Natural Bridge
Sam Griswold
Flora Trout
Allie
St. Louis
Rirdia Coleman
Harvey Childs
Timewell
Fannie Derbin
Ray Friend
George Jacobs
Clayton
Fred Flinn
Naomi Liggett
Appleby
Coatsburg
Milton McVay
John Banner
Rochester
Minn
Alfred Schroeder
Judith Booth
Primrose School
Benjamin Lodge A. F. & A. M
Temple
Sunday Evening Service at Abyterian Church
The church held a Sunday night service with a sermon by Quincy mayor and a speaker from the community. Frank Lachess of Columbia visited his wife on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abyterian
Misa
Thonaner
Quincy
Frank Lachess
Columbue
Pittsfield Notes on Local Moves and Visits
Edward Pallardy plans to move to Clayton after serving as engineer on the Piela branch of the Wabash. Vera Landess and her mother visited Quincy for health concerns. Margaret Niebur hosted the Presto Glee club at a Methodist church gathering. Harold Shriver and Paul Reed left for Detroit for work. Merle Barber and Otto D. Gicker bought new enclosed automobiles. A group of 23 Chandler cars passed through en route to Kansas City. Robert Ray traded a southwest residence for J A McLaughlin farm near Baylis and will move soon. Mr. Cannon travels to Chicago, possibly to settle there. Mrs. Wm. Scott from Chicago visits. Mrs. Edward Shriver and daughter Mary Alice seek medical treatment in St. Louis. Mrs. Fred Pratt of Alton visits in Pittsfield. Miss Rose Brenner travels to Auburn Illinois to visit relatives. Misses Pauline and Charlotte Slegle return from Little Rock and other Arkansas trips.
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Edward. Pallardy
Clayton
Mr. Pallardy
Piela
Wabash
Leslie Landess
Vera
Quincy
Margaret Niebur
Presto Glee Club
Methodist Church
Harold Shriver
Paul Reed
Detroit
Mich
Merle Barber
Otto D. Gicker
Chandler
Kansas City
Robert Ray
J. A. McLaughlin
Baylis
Wm. Cannon
Chicago
Wm. Scott
Ella Plummer
Edward Shriver
Mary Alice
St. Louis
Fred Pratt
Alton
Melvin T., Pratt
Rose Brenner
Auburn
Carl Brenner
Pauline
Charlotte Slegle
Little Rock
Ark
Harrison
Hale
Hutcherson of Hester Died Tuesday Morning
Boble Henry Hutcherson of Hester died Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock. The remains were brought to American for burial. Rev. Ingold of Canton conducted the funeral services in the Christian church at 3 a.m. Thursday. Mr. Hutcherson lived much of his life in the area and was well known locally. The notice also lists local social and family events including visits, school activities, and farming notes amid ongoing weather concerns and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boble-Henry — Hutcherson
Hester
Ameraon
Ingold
Canton
Hutcherson
Marcus McChristie
Boone McChristie
Henry George Crane
Navy Service
New York
Kansas City
Quincy
Durham
Stanley Kilbrew
Pendry
John Chatfield
John Hosman
Little Union
Dora Powell
Tom Marksbury
McPike
Ira Leach
Cal Wright
Flint Creek
Will Schroder
Clarence
O. D. Hutcherson
G. M. Parker
John Feaster
Philadelphia
P. Bailey
Kirksville
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Palmyra, MO
Camp Point
Pittsfield, III
Sia
J. A. Weinand
O. H. Rathman
Jonas Mn
Pyrahat
Interchurch World
Jesus Christ
West 18Th Street
New York City
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