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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1919

Page

3

Murder case fuels clash over Dr Alverson power

J S Bagley, father of Mrs Clugston, vows to prosecute the murder of Lawrence Clugston as investigators probe Dr Alverson. The case tracks police activity, family tensions, and alleged drug or hypnotic influence amid claims of innocence from the doctor and defense plans by Elting Bolton.

Alverson Dr. Alverson Sheriff's Office S. J. Bagley Clugston Larry Badgley Lawrence Mr. Clugston Mr. Badgley

George Hearne hears from long lost son in New Mexico

George R Hearne of Carthage learns his son George M Hearne, a Navy pharmacist mate, was found safe in Clovis New Mexico after a nationwide search. The father plans to meet him in Kansas City, believing the missing sailor may have wandered away while asleep.

George McFarland Hearne Carthage Clovis New Mexico George R. Hearne Quincy Kansas City Navy Cruiting N. MI George M. Hearne Lad George McFarland Heamer League Island Navy Yard Base Hearne Young Hearne Cam” Hearne Bradley Institute Peoria League Island George B. Hearne Navy New York Washington United States Philadelphia Great Naval Base George Hearne Ryan Mr. Hearne Navy Yard

Rushville School Superintendent Hurt in Crash Near Camp Point

Prof King, Rushville school superintendent, drove his car off a bridge on the Camp Point Clayton road near Meatheringhams. He suffered two fractured ribs and several cuts and bruises. Dr Bates of Camp Point treated him and Mr Terry accompanied him home to Rushville.

Camp Point King Rushville Camp Point-Clayton Road Meatheringhams Bates Terry

Prominent Green City Man Dies at 68

Marshall Law a retired farmer and vice president of the American National bank died at his home in Green City aged 68 after years of paralysis illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Monday at 4 p.m. and burial followed in Green City cemetery.

Green City Marshall Law American National Bank Ilness Methodist Green City Cemetery

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