Five German ministers resign in Berlin shakeup
A royal order announces five state ministers resign including Foreign Secretary Zimmermann and Finance Minister Lentze. Interior Minister Von Loebell also steps down. Dr. Richard Von Kuehlmann named secretary for foreign affairs. Helfferich stays on as representative of the chancellor and interim interior minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Zimmermann
Lentze
von Loebell
Richard von Kuehlmann
Turkey
Bessler
von Trott Zu Solz
von Schorlemer
Herr von Loebell
Imperial Post Office
Kraetcke
Imperial
Lisco
Ernest Zimmermann
Food Regulation Board
Adolph von Batocki
Richter
Imperial Home Office
Helfferich
Karl Helfferich
Ministry of State
Landrat von Graevinitz
Arnold Wahnschaffe
Ministry of Economics
Ministry of the Interior
Herr Waldraff
Cologne
Interior
Herr Schwander
Straesburg
Reichstag
Drews
Schmidt
Fesen- Hartruth
Hertz
Soldiers and Sailors Home News and Visits
Reports from the Soldiers and Sailors Home detail visits and travels among residents and staff. Sergeant Campbell boasts the largest man, Miss Mary Sturtevant visits cottage 9, and many others return from furloughs or trips to Illinois, Missouri, and Kansas, with plans to move, reunions, or hospital furloughs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Campbell
Mary I. Sturtevint
Sturtevant
Glen Green
Chillicoithe
Hoopeston
Government urges aid for Paris bound volunteers
Government officials appeal to wealthy and independent young men to cover the $300 transportation cost for enlistment in the American Field Service bound for France. The drive emphasizes that service members must pay their own way to Paris, and urges that youths of small means not be kept home by lack of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Card of Thanks for Judge C F Perry
The family of Judge C F Perry thanks friends for sympathy after bereavement. Their kindness brought solace that will be cherished. MRS. REBECCA L. PERRY, RALPH G. PERMRS, GRACE M. A WEBSTER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FP. Perry
Rebecca L. Perry
Ralph G
Grace M. A Webster
County Pupils Earn Diplomas at Camp Point
County graduation day plans announced by County Superintendent John Steiner for Camp Point with 205 eighth graders to receive diplomas and 248 seventh graders to receive certificates. The event features a parade, a baseball game, and musical programs in Bailey Park for up to 5,000 attendees. The Lindley scholarship will grant four years of tuition for a winner in any Illinois normal school.
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Camp Point
Adams County
John Steiner
Bailey Park
Lindley
Robert H. M. Malcomson
Industry Township High School
Charles J. Schofield
Carthage
Maplewood High School
Dickson Orchestra
Columbia
L. L. Boyer
Ill
John H. Steiner
Steel Bridges Readied for County Streams
Steel for fourteen new bridges needed after the flood has arrived in Quincy. L L Boyer county highway superintendent says construction will begin on most bridges this week. He also reports work on Warner hill in McKee township where five feet off the crown will improve the grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Boyer
Quincy
Mr. Boyer
Warner Hill
McKee Township
Song Birds Shine at Golf Tourney Visit
Galesburg Register highlights two vocalists from Quincy visitors William Pfeiffer Willis Dick and Fred Scudder who entertained Saturday evening with Were Going Over penned by Pfeiffer’s brother. Quincy group of 10 presence and the final four ball event ended with E F Brooks Joe VandenBoom of Quincy beating two Quincy opponents by two strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg Register
Quincy
William Pfeiffer
Willis Dick
Fred Scudder
Pfeiffer
Quincy Boys
Galesburgers
E. F. Brooks
Galesburg
Joe VandenBoom
Dr. Whipple
Vanden Boom
Bert Brooks
George Craig
Osgood Wins July Prize for Industrial Securities
E P Osgood, key rep for Industrial Securities, was notified Monday as the $150 July prize winner for selling the most company stock. This marks his third straight month with top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Osgood
Focal
Industrial Securities Company
Mr. Osgood
Lightning Hits Pike County Barn Near Pittsfield
A hay barn on Mrs J Helm and sons farm west of Pittsfield burned with its hay crop after a lightning strike Friday. The loss was total with partial insurance. Other items note marriage license issued for Jesse Gleckler and Opal Allen, local and visiting clergy, a car accident involving Dr L S Lacy, and community notices from the Pike County area.
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Pittsfield
Jesse A. Gleckler
New Salem
Opal E. Allen
Baylis
Charles P. Cummings
King Milling Company
St. Louis
Henry Schutz
Springfield
Court House Park
L. S. Lacy
Guy Hubbard
Little Son
Elizabeth Hubbard
Hubbard
State Insurance Department
Soldier 75 Wins Aged Bride In Civil War Vet Wedding
William H. Dulaney aged 75, Civil War veteran, married Mrs. Eliza Holder 66, at Quin cy. Ceremony by Judge Heckle. Dulaney lives in the Soldiers' home and this week won a petition to manage his affairs with a guardian removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Dulaney
Eliza Holder
Quincy
Heckle
Dulaney
McCarl
Skull fractured after pitched horseshoe injures boy
Edward Hagerbaumer aged 14 was struck by a pitched horseshoe at the R. A. R. club house Sunday and dangerously injured. He was treated by Dr. D. A. J. Blickhan and taken to his home at 2010 Chestnut after a skull fracture. His condition Monday was listed as serious and results of his injuries awaited.
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Edward Hagerbaumer
Chestnut
D. A. J. Blickhan
Enright's All O' the Wheat Bread advertised widely
A long list of social notices and local happenings promotes Enright's All O' the Wheat Bread baked by Kern's. Mentions of health benefits, daily use, and availability at grocers run alongside church gatherings, visits, travel, and community events across Quicy and surrounding towns.
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Enright
H. Kom Baking Co
Presbyterian C. E. Society
Arthur Supke
Twentyseventh
Locust Streets
Willard Germain
Shiprock
N. M
Quicy
East End
Kern’s
Hazel Huechteman
Mildred
Ramona Luckenbill
Jane Fox
Edith Tieman
Margaret Wisman
Bluff Park
Korn
Hugo Schuessler
Oakville
Til
Schuessler
Addieville
Rudolph Meyer
Prof. Schuessler
Trotter
Maine
al G. Winter
Billings
Mont
Hull grocer badly injured after train accident
George Loy a Hull grocer was tripped by the tongue of an express truck on the Hull donut platform Sunday morning and fell under Wabash train No 4 as it pulled away. He suffered a broken left leg four broken ribs multiple contusions and severe bruising. He was placed on another Wabash train to Hannibal then to Levering hospital where Dr J C Chilton attends him. Loy, well known in Hull, has operated a grocery there for years and his wife has been at his bedside since arrival.
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James Scott
Mrs. Gray
Cottage 20
Mra. Howsett
Lease
Hiawatha
Kan
Gay
Fr. Sil
Okla
A. Dowell
Macomb
James Bowie
Eva
Jay
Bushnell
Jane Clem
U. S. Kansas
Irene Ryan
Hampshire Street
Keokuk
C. W. Olinger
William Goebel
Lind Street
Burlington
Hermesmeyer
Broady Lohmeier
Hannibal
Joe Urban
A T. Greening
Perry
Wirtle Freeman
Webb City
George Thompson
State Street
J. Jansen
Broadway
Jewel Tea Company
Mt. Sterling
W. H. Jackson
Somers
New Orleans
George Loy
Hull
Wabash
Lay
Levering Hospital
J. C. Chiltur
The
Wabisa
Loy
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Koofman
Sim
Meple
Wentworth
M’donough
Fred Darrah
Colchester
John M. Jones
Industry
Thos. A. Greer
Ross E. Hickman
Vaughn D. Cobb
Wm. O. Rose
Frank R. Hudderson
B'ville
L. Heister
Wm. F. Moore
Lee H. Pierce
Fandon
Henry Stoneking
Birmingham
Jesse Kepler
Earl D. Grigsby
Chas. C. Woods
W. Merrill Switzer
James McGruder
James K. Fountain
Chas. BE
Anderson
Earl Willey
Walter E. Burnham
Vernon T. Thorrell
Ernest J. Spencer
Adair
Glen B. Zimmerman
Bert Avery
Albert R. Fernow
Clarence D. Fosdyck
Thos. A. Snowden
Elijah E. Rakestraw
Nathan A. Bray
Plymouth
Wm. H. Connelly
Harley Payne
Lawrence O. Creel
Frank R. Bliven
Joe D. Wilson
Blandinsville
Arthur K. Brooks
Jas. W. Twitchell
Robert Etter
Wilmer B. Cox
Vermont
Homer Kipling
Clifford C. Bubb
Asabel L. Foote
Jas. R. Eddington
Alf E. Bartholomew
P. City
Glen A. Metcalf
Harvey J. Gilmore
Reid S. Alter
Lloyd R. Sanders
Ray L. Myers
Maurice A. Moon
Marion R. Sly
Lewis J. Parkins
Prairie City
Ira Cale
James Zerkle
Frank Byers
Avril M. Wheeler
Earnest Henderson
Clyde C. Applegate
Edward C. Duncan
Chas. D. Raymond
Walnut Grove
H. John Rogers
Edward Young
Everitt R. Sowers
Russell Walker
Alvin H. Foster
Glen W. Mull
B’vide
Geo. A. Thompson
Glen A. Thompson
Jacob Babb
Allen Hake
New Philadelphia
Harry C. Wilson
Roy E. Simpson
Ira Willey
Damon L. Hall
J. L. Cavitt
Chas
W. Naylor
James Keithley
Geo. W. Lewis
Glen A. Crawford
Otis E. DeGarmo
Chester O. Black
Guy Sperry
N. Philo
Nelson D. McRee
Clarence D. Butcher
Ralph H. Runkle
James Sullivan
Prof. Malcomson
Judge Schofield
Song
America
C. L. Wawkins
R. A. Omer
A. R. Gruimnman
C. A. Warner
Iinois
R. H. Malcomson
Township High School
Hil
Payson
Quincy District Food League
Luro Rankin
State Street Bank Hall
State Street Bank of Quincy
George F. Caldwell
Beulah
Griggsville
South Eighth Street Road
St. Mary's Hospital
John O. Anderson
Standard Oil Company
Casper
Wyo
Henry R. Hill
Pike County
Mrs. J. Helm and Sons
Total
Losa
Hazel
Ewing
Christ Church
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Peter’s Church
Women's Missionary Society of
M. E
Greenwood
South Eleventh Street
Lillian Goldsmith
Ida Pocras
Hampshire
Joseph Bros
Davidson Millinery
Asa McAllister
Hugh McAllister
Will McAllister
North Seventh Street
Hazel Ferguson
Canton
Fae Patterson
Hull Grocer
Bell-Ans
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Mississippi
H. C. Channon
Quincy Gas, Electric and Heating Company
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