Controversy Over Germany's Postwar Policy Leaders
In Copenhagen Aug 8 reports discuss who will steer Germany’s foreign policy under Dr Michaelis. Rumors say Dr Helfferich may remain as adviser, while Dr Von Kuehlmann resists subordination. Centrist gains and press scrutiny frame a volatile cabinet shake-up.
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Copenhagen
von Kuehlmann
Karl Helfferich
Michaelis
Germany
Helfferich
Peace Council
Catholic Center Party
Spahn
Waldow
Kuehlmann
Tages Zeitung
Herr Zimmermann
Lokal Anzeiger
Vossische Zeitung
England
Russia
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Theodor Wolff
The
Tageblatt
Knox City Fair Bigger Than Ever
Knox City plans a five day fair August 14 to 17 with a special premium Quincy ring purse of 100 dollars for the champion beef animal on Thursday. The event draws stock from five northeastern Missouri counties and designates each day to a partner town Edina Kirksville Quincy LaBelle.
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Knox City
Plang
Knox City Fair
Fair Association
Missouri
Edina
Kirksville
Quincy
LaBelle
Fiv
Fisher Arrives Late For Brother Ralph’s Funeral
William Fischer of the U S 8 Kansas arrived Tuesday evening to attend his brother Ralph Fischer’s funeral, which had already taken place Monday morning. A telegram announcing his coming arrived too late to change the service. he will depart tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fischer
Quincy
U. S
Kansas
City
Ralph
Fischer
Mrs. Hoehn Dies After July Injury at 84
Mrs. Josephine Hoehn aged 84 of 1233 Park Place died at 9 30 am Tuesday following a July 4 fall that broke her arm and worsened. Born in Baden Germany January 6 1833 she came to Quincy at age eight. Survived by daughter Mrs Joseph Lubbe, a brother Anton Binkert, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hoehn
Park Place
Hoehn
Baden
Germany
Anton Binkert
Quincy
Philip Hoehn
St. Boniface Catholic Church
St. Elizabeth’s Christian Mothers
St. Vincent’s Home Society
Joseph Lubbe
Raymond Padberg
Albert J. Lubbe
St. Louis
Mary Josephine
Anna Mae Padberg
Funeral for J. B. Brinks Held at St Marys Church
The funeral for J. B. Henry Brinks was held Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. at the home 1112 Adams Street and at 9 a.m. at St. Marys Catholic Church with a solemn requiem mass led by Father Michaels of Carlinville. Burial followed in St. Boniface cemetery. Attending out-of-town mourners were Henry G. Boesing Mrs. George Kirchner Miss Agnes Kirchner Mr. and Mrs. William Schaffer and daughter of St. Louis John Ritchie of Chicago Sister M. Gerarda and Miss Florence Deining of Gary Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Henry Brinks
Adams Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Michaels
Carlinsville
Father Francis
Father Klaes
St. Boniface Cemetery
Henry G. Boesing
George Kirchner
Agnes Kirchner
William Schaffer
St. Louis
John Ritchie
Chicago
Sis M. Gerarda
Florence Deining
Gary
Ind
Aaron Xander Death Arrives With Family for Oklahoma Funeral
The body of Aaron Xander who died in Olustree Oklahoma arrived in the city at 3 40 oclock Tuesday afternoon accompanied by his wife and son M J Xander The son E A Xander arrived from Springfield Tuesday afternoon The funeral will be conducted at 2 oclock this afternoon in the home of Miss Agnes Cormeny 313 South Eleventh Street Burial will be in Woodland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Xander
Olustree
Okla
M. J. Xander
E. A
Springfield
Agnes Cormeny
South Eleventh Street
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral of Ida Sohn Held at Home and Church
The funeral for Mrs. Ida Sohn will be held at 8:30 this morning at her mother's home 130 North Thirteenth Street and at 9 o'clock in St Francis Catholic church. Burial follows in Calvary cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
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Ida Sohn
Ida Meekes
North Thirteenth Street
St. Francis Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Rain Chases Burlington Train Across Missouri
Rain Sunday and Monday swept Missouri counties along the Burlington line from Kansas City to Quincy. Two inch rains fell in some counties, one inch in others, with the train’s coach roofs dripping and fields and streams showing the “good rains” along the route. Conductor Joe McDonald reported the chase as the train moved across the state.
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Missouri
Burlington
Kansas City
Quincy
Joe McDonald
625 North
Fourth Street
Tail Light Out Incident Arrest in Hannibal
Robert Williams of Hannibal was arrested early Tuesday by patrolmen Clair and Ernst at Sixth and Maine for driving an automobile with a tail light out. He was released on bond to appear in court.
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Robert Williams
Hannibal
Clair and
Ernst
Sixth
Maine Streets
Cours
Hull Man Rests Easily After Train Fall
George Loy of Hull, injured when he fell in front of a Wabash train, is resting easily in Levering hospital in Hannibal Missouri after the Sunday incident.
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Hannietl
George Loy
Hull
Levering
To Serve the Cause of Freedom Across the Seas
A speaker reflects on going four thousand miles to aid in the war effort. He cites Christian duty, humanity, and the pledge to cast swords for peace after victory. If missing, he would die content, trusting God and answering the call with courage.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Home Residents News Roundup
Long list of residents and relatives at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home reporting travels, family visits, and health events. Mrs Baldwin rushed to Lincoln for her daughter's appendicitis operation while others return from Plymouth reunion, visit Leavenworth, and await kin in Brookfield and Greenup.
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Cottage
Missouri
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Kan
George Kimbrellen
Joanesboro
Helen Waldron
Peoria
Robert Nell
Hillview
Ill
New Mexico
Good Grain Yield in Lewis County
Threshing is in progress and grain yields are excellent in Lewis County Deer Ridge Missouri. Temike's oats yield 100 bushels per acre and prices range 72 to 75 cents. Oats strong crop, timothy hay light, corn prospects excellent, large cane area for sorghum, potatoes below average. Dr. Wright dies at farm home near Colony. burial at Colony cemetery. wife predeceased him. survivors include children and grandchildren.
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Deer Ridge
Temike
Timothy
Milton Hawkins
Albert Levengood
Hawkins
Dr. Wright
Wright
Colony Cemetery
Colony
Taft Ill in Clay Center Kansas Ahead of Lincoln Speech
Former President William H. Taft fell ill with stomach trouble at a Clay Center hotel and remained in bed under physician care. He is not seriously ill and is expected to leave for Lincoln, Nebraska, for a speaking engagement once cleared to travel.
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Clay Center
Kansas
William H. Taft
Lincoln
Neb
Taft
Far Off Alaska Adventure to Miles and Childs Glacier
The Copper River and Northwestern railroad extends from Cordova toward Miles and Child's glacier 49 miles inland. A ruinous bridge over the river at freezing time cost over a million dollars and nearly failed as ice broke away. Rail line traverses Traverza Deep Canyon and a canyon wall 500 feet high with a half mile view of Child's glacier. The hazard of ice, avalanches, and lack of harbor forced terminals and warehouses to be built over water.
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Alaska
Charleston
South Carolina
Pacific
Los Angeles
Attu
Honolulu
Siberia
Arkansas
Canada
Indiana
Colorado
Cordova
Copper River and
Northwestern Railway
Miles and
Child's Glacier
Miles
Child's
Baird
Traverza
Copper River
I Nile
Quincy Red Cross Reports 21 County Branches in Adams County
Mrs. M Edward Fawcett, Quincy Red Cross membership chair, stated Adams County has 21 Red Cross branches with 5 300 members. All communities except Bluff Hall and Marcelline report membership, with detailed figures from Marblehead Ursa Camp Point Mendon Liberty Ellington La Prairie Plainville Coatsburg Loraine Lima Payson Paloma Richfield Melrose Burton Clayton Columbus Fowler Golden. County should reach about 10 000 members by population. Red Cross workers are expanding county outreach.
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M. Edward Fawcett
Red Cross
Quincy
Adams County
Bluff Hall
Marcelline
Marblehead
Ursa
Camp Point
Mendon
Liberty
Ellington
la Prairie
Plainville
Coatsburg
Loraine
Lima
Payson
Paloma
Richfield
Melrose
Burton
Clayton
Columbus
Fowler
Golden
Quincy Red Cross Chapter
Efort
Red Cross Aid Class Loses Its Examination
A Red Cross aid class taught by Mrs. Pearl Ringland completed its course with an examination Tuesday night. Miss Lyla Biddinger, a Red Cross nurse, oversaw the testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Pearl Ringland
Lyla Biddinger
Hunting Licenses Delayed by State Printer Shortage
Illinois hunters face delays as county clerks await new license blanks. County Clerk Billy Smith reports many requests for hunting permits while the state printer awaits copy. Game Warden Charles Clark notes enforcement may falter but hunters fear acting without a license. Once blanks arrive, notices will announce availability and Smith will ease the backlog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Billy Smith
Charles Clark
Clerk Smith
Night car service resumes in Springfield after unrest
Night car service restarted Tuesday in Springfield Illinois after ten days of suspension due to disturbances surrounding car workers. Sheriff J A Wheeler implements precautions to prevent further incidents. Governor Lowden warned state intervention if disorders continue. A D Mackie, GM, refuses to recognize the union, prompting sympathy strikes threatened by workers in other industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield, II
J. A. Wheeler
Lowden
A. D. Mackie
Residents of Quincy Praise Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. John Dietz of 829 Ohio St. says kidney disorder for four years caused weeks of work loss and back pain until Dean's Kidney Pills provided relief from the first use and improved health recently. Mrs. L Sells of 334 York St. reports bladder inflammation and swelling. after trying Dean's Kidney Pills via Brown and Mays Drug Co. she notes strong relief and better kidney function.
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John Augustin
Sixth St
Dean
Schlinkman's
John Dietz
Ohio St
A. M. Napple
Jersey St. E
Doan
Brown and Mays Drug Co
Henry Drech&sler
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Kuehlmann Or
Reichstag
Eace
Berlin Tagelatt
V&h Cuticura
Cuticara
Dept. 106
Boston
Knox
Palm Beach
Lewis County
William H. Taft III
F. H. Tuthill
Quincy Red Cross
Sixth Street
Madison Street
Ohio Street
Jersey Street
York Street
Iney
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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