Danzig And Fiume Do Not Tally In Senate View
Boston April 27 United States Senator Lodge said President Wilsons stance on Fiume contradicted his position on Danzig. He argued Danzig must be returned to Poland to give access to the sea, warning Poland would be cut off if not. He urged ceasing European meddling and noted Japans demand for Shantung as a larger postwar issue.
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Boston
United States
Lodge
Wilson
Fiume
Danzig
Adriatic
Middlesex Club
Italy
Vistula
Poland
Europe
Shantung
Japan
China
Asia
Fearful Seaplane Wreck Report Near Provincetown
A seaplane with three crew members disappeared after engine trouble forced a water landing between Plymouth and Provincetown. Fragments found on Provincetown beach, while planes and chasers searched, yielded no trace of the missing crew. A separate Chilean report notes heavy loss of life from the Magdalena sinking five miles off Corral and the Alfonso collision with Fortuna.
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Chatham
Mass
Boston
Naval Station
Provincetown
Plymouth
Carter Pigeon
Valparaiso
Chile
Magidalena
Alfonso
Magdalena
Corral
Fortuna
Fiume Prefers Italy Amid National Council Visit
An AP report from Fiume dated April 27 notes a vast crowd and members of numerous organizations escorting the national council to General Graziola to express resolve to join Italy. In contrast a separate item from Jackson, Mississippi reports railway workers ending a planned Sunday strike after talks with Governor Bleeper and railroad officials at Lan sing, reaching a compromise.
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Fiume
Italy
Associated Press
Promei—Aa
National Council
Jackson
Midh
Nikan
Gov. Bleeper
Lansing
Prayer for Mercy After Quincy Store Murder
A prayer laments a deadly crime in Quincy where Friend Licht was killed and Officers Simmons and Bumster fell. It pleads for comfort for Bamster's family, healing for Sheriff Simmons, and justice through lawful punishment to deter further crimes.
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Christ
Quincy
Friend Licht
Simmons
Bumster
God
Bamster
Jesus
Sheriff Simmons
Sunday School Lesson On Romans Spirit Life For Believers
Fragmented lesson explains how Gods spirit gives life to believers under grace, delivering them from sin and death through Jesus Christ. It references Romans seven to eight, describes the law as painful to the flesh, and urges walking in newness of life by the spirit.
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Msc
Tura
Paul
Jesus Christ
Apostle
Jes
W. EL Jones
Sey Adobe
La Prairie notes and community events this week
Georgia Alexander visits sister in Galesburg while Garnet Hartley and Gertrude Robbins visit home folks. Stella Stotler recovers from appendicitis, Alva Robbins buys a farm near Palmyra but delays possession. C N D and Community Councils discuss reconstruction after treaty. School dedicates service flag with 27 stars, honoring fallen and in service veterans. Children visit Clayton to view a battle tank for the Victory loan drive.
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Georgia Alexander
Alta Hodson
Galesburg
Garnet Hartley
Astoria
Gertrude Robbins
Streator
Rawle
C. Cc. Lutz
Nttle
Talbot
Stella Stotler
Blessing Hospital
Alva Robbins
Palmyra
Sade Poling
la Prairie
E. L. Fruehling
Fatherless Children of
France
Quincy
Emminga Bann. J
Alexander
Clayton
Local notes from Barry Illinois and nearby towns
Tred C Ottawa of Fort Madison Iowa visited friends in Barry Friday. Mrs Thomas McCleery moved to Barry from Baylis. William Hazen remains ill at home after several weeks. Dr C E Beavers and Dr W W Kuntz formed a medical partnership. Mrs Margaret Harmison moved from near El Dara to Barry. Relatives have received word.
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Tred C. Ottawa
Fort Madison
Thos. McCleery
Baylis
Wm. Hazen
C. KE. Beavers
W. W. Kuntz
Margaret Harmison
el Dara
Barry News Roundup and Local Happenings
Overseas arrival of Miss Dale Brown nurse and soldiers Raymond Gicker and Ruby Wittekiend. Returned home this week Wm. Wendorff Vern aynes Harold Fitch Claud Hivey. Mrs Gee injured thrown from buggy near town but now able to move about. Telephone exchange to relocate to brick building east of Coliseum after remodeling. O S Campbell sells farm six miles northwest of Barry to T K Campbell and John L Schmitt. Campbell to retire and may move to Barry. Fairlee of Jacksonville visited on Masonic business. new Barry postmaster expected soon with applicants listed.
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Dale Brown
Raymond Gicker
Ruby Wittekiend
Sro
Wm. Wendorff
Vernaynes
Harold Fitch
Claud Hivey
John L. Schmitt
Campbell
Barry
Fairlee
Jacksonville
Victory loan drive fuels lively local election turnout
John Lippincott traded for the A. B. Smith feed mill once owned by a Stoutsville, Missouri man. A large crowd gathered for the Victory loan event and a patriotic service followed. School election day saw intense rivalry for board president Dr. R H Main versus Dr. C J Davis and strong board candidate margins. In two hours 629 votes were cast with Dr. Main winning president by 21 votes. Board members elected were J O Strubinger and B B Watson over Dr N P Spence and Dr E A McAfee. The new board names are Main, Snider, F E Baird, Mrs Na Stauffer, Mrs Padgitt, Strubinger and Watson. Watson chosen board clerk.
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John Lippincott
A. B. Smith
Stoutsville
R. H. Main
C. J. Davis
Dr. Main
J. O. Strubinger
B. B. Watson
N. P. Spence
E. A. McAfee
J. M. Snider
FE. E. Baird
Na Stauffer
Padgitt
Baby Clothes For Summer Delightful Infant Fashions
Laboring through a feature on summer baby apparel, the catalog highlights infant dresses in soft nainsook and fine batiste with lace, embroidery, and tucks. Prices range from 85 cents for organdy caps to 3 dollars for short dresses, showcasing dainty caps and sacques as Mother would craft.
Women's Handkerchiefs Offer Dainty Linen Decor
A Wonderful collection lists women handkerchiefs at 12 1 3 cents for Egyptian cotton pieces with corded borders 15 cents for pure linen handkerchiefs and 25 cents for embroidered colored print linen handkerchiefs. The ad promotes adding extra for supply and highlights dainty finishes and neat hems.
Respohl’s Dress Skirt Headquarters for Spring Styles
Respohl’s offers complete assortments in all sizes regular and stout with newer dress skirts for spring and summer. All wool poplin skirts with belt and trim shown in blue and black at $8.95. fine all wool serge skirts in box or accordion pleats with vestee belt and inset pockets in navy at $15.
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Respohl’s
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THE
Quincy Whig Incorroation Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D.C
State
Mather
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Fruehling
State Bank
Army
Navy
Otto“Fooken
Kelley Alexander
Elmo Alexander
Oren Jacobs
Barry, Ill
Kayser
Carter
Mer Comfort
Sammy
Baby
Normandy
Oxford
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