Mrs. Cover Leaves for Peoria Move
Mrs. D. F. Cover of Seventh and Broadway plans to move to Peoria where Mr. Cover has a Lynstone Corporation position. A luncheon and pinochle supper honored her. friends in Quincy wish them success in the new home on North Union Street.
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Quincy
North Union Street
Peoria
Clarksville
E. H. Blackburn
Mrs. Cooper
Lucy Cooper
Miss Cooper
Hanna
South
J. A. Hanna
Louisville
Zachary Taylor
Charles
Remagin
Germany
Coblenz
Miss Albright
Eunice Albright
George J. Kalbfleisch
Buffalo
N. Y
Mr. Kalbfleisch
Gymnastic Normal School
Indianapolis
California
R. E. Renton
P. W. Reardon
Adair
E. J. Bonney
E. J. Gabriel
Anabelle Helfenstein
Payson
H. H. Wilson
Claude Hill
H. D. Allen
Will Downs
Filmore
J. L. Swartz
Osteopath
Wells
Mary Hesselman
Chicago
Lulu Burlingame
South Fifth Street
James D. Wood
Anson Brown
Wabash
Mr. Wood
Garretts
Esther Buss
Golden
Nelle Saxman
Lesta Skills
Anna Zornig
Ft. Wayne
Tena Aalbers
Margaret
Emma Theide
Granton
Wis
Henry Buss
Golden Wednesday
Southpark
Reid Wherritt
Shelbina
C. E. Delaplain
Missouri
Delaplain
Cleek
J. Leo Hapke
Holt
John Binkert
Jersey Street
St. Mary Hospital
City
W. H. Baker
Edward P. Allen
Kansas
Oklahoma
Irwin Paper Co
Elmer
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
Ben Wilper
North Tenth Street
Blessing Hospital
Samuel Black
Adrian
Chaddock School
Richard Harrin
Maine Street
University of Qinols
University of Chicago School of Chemistry
Clarence Meyer
Kentucky Street
Tulsa
University of Ilinois
Edith Parless and Carl W. Smith Wed in Lewistown
Edith Parless of Quincy and Carl W. Smith of Lewistown Mont were married in Lewistown Saturday night at 9 oclock. A wedding dinner followed at Mrs J W Bozarth home. The couple will live in Lewistown for the winter. Smith plans a trip with his bride to Yellowstone Park soon.
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Quincey
Edith Parless
Quincy
Carl W. Smith
Lewistown
Mont
Mr. Smith
J. W. Bozarth
Trades Unions Help Actors By Boycotts
CHICAGO Aug 22 New ramifications in the actors strike developed when the bill posters union the baggage and parcel delivery drivers union and the switchmen union joined the sympathetic strike of musicians and stage hands closing all major theaters except one. Union officials said there would be no theatrical bills posted no cars containing scenery switched or no baggage hauled to theaters. Burlesque and vaudeville theaters and moving picture houses will be closed if New York orders the musicians stage hands and film operators now working in these yeasts walk out.
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Chicago
New York
Justifies Our Move In Mexico By Treaty
PRESIDIO Texas Aug 22 General Manuel Diaguez commander of the Mexican federal forces at Chihuahua City telegraphed General Antonio Pruneda commander of the Carranza column now near Cuchillo Parado that the American troops are within their rights in pursuing bandits in Mexico. He cited the treaty of 1882 between the American and Mexican governments.
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Presidio
Texas
Manuel Diaguez
Chihuahua City
Antonio Pruneda
Carranza
Cuchillo Parado
Mexico
State Troops Sent To Hammond Keep Order
Ten Indiana state troop companies rushed to Hammond at Governor Goodrich’s order to quell unrest among about two thousand Standard Steel Car Co employees. Adjutant General H B Smith led troops, arriving to find the city quiet as plant operations continued on a small scale.
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Hammond
Ind
Indiana State
Goodrich
Standard Steel Car Company
H. B. Smith
Factory Hiring Increases With New Jobs Reported
Scale and they would continue to employ new men as fast as they were available. It was said that 50 non men men were employed Thursday.
Pearl Harbor dry dock dedicated by Secretary Daniels
Honolulu August 21 Mrs Josephus Daniels wife of the Secretary of the Navy pressed the button triggering the flooding of the Pearl Harbor dry dock to dedicate the structure. Secretary Daniels presided at the ceremony marking the completion and opening of the facility for naval use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Pearl Harbor Dry Dock
Daniels
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Junkerman
Henrietta Junkerman
State Street
Billings
Ernest J. Weinberg
Mr. Weinberg
Augusta
Rocky Mountains
Miss Junkerman
George Wells
Mr. Wells
Warren Pearce
Bauman
John Bauman
St. Louis
J. Rupp
Edgar Rupp
Mrs. Dorsey
Charles T. Dorsey
Frank Furlong
Keokuk
Furlong
Mr. Furlong
Dorsey
Estes Park
Herman Brown
Mary Ellen
A. W. D. Weis
Henry
John Cruttenden
Jack Cruttenden
G. A. Urban
Florence
Helen
Frances Jean
Eleanor Ann
Dorothy Menke
Elizabeth Terwische
Manan Flair
Burlington
Wil Possbly
Davenport
Miss Heithold
Olga Fischbacher
Edna Heithold
Mrs. Davis
Lombard College
Will Hirth
North Twenty-fourth Street
Galesburg
Hirths
Lombard
Laura
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
Laurene Highfield
Rappahanock
Baltimore
Miss Highfield
Miss Perkin
Miss Getz
H. B. Herberts
Dorothy Getz
Hildegarde Germann
O. C. Schoepfer
V. S. Grantham
A. G. Ellis
Chestnut Street
Hoar
Robert Chumbley
Elmer Edmond
Omaha
Neb
Marian Chumbley
Stafford Hobbs
Charles Hoar
North Sixth Street
Mrs. Chumbley
Indiana
O. D. Frank
Mt. Vernon
Bernard Hartman
Barney
Jennie Dorsey
Niles
Ohio
Ava
Springfield
Homer Swope
Alma
Homer
Laura Dickson
Mr. Swope
Miss Dickson
Doblin
Anthony Doblin
Mrs. A. C. Bickhaus
Broadway
Miss Meyer
George Luther
Birdie Luther
Erma Meyer
Clarence Damhorst
Felton
Lulu Felt
W. D. Tripp
Boston
South Park
Missionary Society of the Luther Memorial Church
Burgdorf
Charley Buerkin
Miss Murphy
Marian Murphy
Emery Lancaster
Virginia Lancaster
Vodville Circus
SDAY
Lee Leee
Seaman
Chas. H. Fletcher
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