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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1916
Page
12
Information from an American mining concern reports most U S troops concentrated near Namiquipa and Colonia Dublan with supplies withdrawn north from San Antonio. Mexican officials in Juarez welcome the Scott Obregon conference as a sign of possible early recall of American forces from Mexico.
Springfield April 25 The resignation of Dr R P Kelly as superintendent of the Kankakee state hospital was accepted by the state board of administration Dr Kelly who is in Colorado Springs Colo resigned due to poor health Dr R A Goodner superintendent of the Anna state hospital was transferred to replace Dr Kelly Dr J A Campbell superintendent of the Watertown state hospital was transferred to the Anna institution as superintendent Also reassigned were Dr Charles F Read to Watertown and a series of assistant superintendents and physicians moved among Anna Kankakee Chicago Lincoln Peoria and Peru.
Deming New Mexico April 25 The Villa Bandits captured after the Columbus raid were convicted of murder in the first degree and condemned to death by Judge Edward L Medler. The case details the court action against the trio for their role in the crime.
Quincy city notes report the Office Boy Club of the Y M C A electing officers Louis Sturhach president George Shar smith secretary treasurer and others. First monthly meeting devoted to business second to social session with camps hikes and cross country led by George Scharsmith.
Six bandits faced death while Jose Rangel, wounded, cried for mercy. Judge Medler ordered the seven to the Santa Fe penitentiary for safe keeping. The scene was quiet as the sentence was pronounced with few in attendance.
Springfield, Ill Apr 25 The state board of health report says this winter saw many contagious diseases, with measles now dominant and highly fatal. Danville leads with 630 cases followed by Kewanee 289 Rockford 181 Averyville 71. Decatur and Springfield show worst smallpox with 46 and 50 cases. Mattoon reports 40 scarlet fever in March but improving.
In a statement as Illinois Republican state committee chairman, he declares no slate for a state ticket was agreed on at Pearis and none was discussed. He emphasizes the law requires a primary for nominations and resists any move contrary to that rule.
City committee recommended 154 for rebates on sewer assessments after reviewing J I Bakers and others claims. Reports signed by Genenbacher Owen McNutt and Bolles Koehler. A caverns notice warned city liable for Aldo Boulevard sewer accident. referred to public works. Shannon invited officials to baseball opening day exercises with parade and autos. Brick yard clause postponed due to potential nine-member council. Alley between Sixth Seventh Adams Jackson to be graded. dirt moved to west end. Printing bill 125.65 approved.
Church members and visitors report the ongoing revival meetings at Grace Methodist Church have been successful and well attended. Bethel Methodist Local Worker class members visited Woodland Home Easter morning and gave children a basket of eyes and candies. Christ Church Women plan a Thursday supper at 6 pm followed by an entertainment and bazaar featuring vocal, violin, and cornet solos.
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Batson of 325 South Fifth street received the name Lucille after a Sunday christening conducted by Rev. G. P. Hamm of St. Jacobi Lutheran church.
A large congregation attended Saturday afternoon solemn rites at the Cathedral church for multiple baptisms. The Gardners’ daughter Katherine, the Bacons’ daughter Mary, and the Bushes’ children Rowland Derrick Sidney and Albert Richard were named during the service.
The Parent Teachers Association of Dewey school will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. C. Wittman, 1837 Chestnut Street. The meeting is described as important and all members are urged to be present.
Stories from mothers and wives across towns credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compounds with restoring health after months or years of female ailments. The monotonous refrain is that cured women spread the word, making even small communities rely on the remedy for relief and strength.
A vintage medical advertisement urges parents to treat a child's cold and runny nose with Dr King's New Discovery. It claims the syrup is pleasant, effective, and ready to use without mixing, warning neglect may lead to catarrh and serious ailments. It emphasizes asking the druggist for the remedy and notes early relief from the first dose.
Notable guests Mrs. Julia Flaiz and Mrs. Benton Crutcher visit their mother Mrs. John Flaiz of 1609 Broadway. Nurse Mrs. Flaiz from St Louis and Akron resident Mrs. Benton are among Eagles at the Trippodrome tonight. Photographer Robert J. Mathes ill at home after sudden Saturday illness. condition little changed. William Konantz of Iowa State University rests Easter visit with Mrs. N. Lepper of Clayton before resuming studies tonight.
Reports from Lincoln Illinois residents detail relief from colds and chest congestion after using Vap-O-Rub. Mothers and adults describe improved breathing, sleep, and reduced symptoms with topical application and vapors. The product is sold in three sizes: 25c, 50c, or $1.00.
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