Packers Charged With Being a Meat Packing Combine
Washington December 3 The Federal Trade Commission in a supplementary report to Congress charged five large meat packing firms with a combination in restraint of trade and with controlling livestock and fresh meat sales. Swift Armour Morris Wilson and Cudahy were named with evidence cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Swift and Company
Armour and Company
Morris and Company
Wilson and Company
Cucahy Pa King Company
Sloan's Liniment Ad for Suffering Sufferers
An old time ad touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic aches muscle soreness and joint stiffness caused by weather. It targets men and women with backache neuralgia and headaches and urges readers to buy from their druggist today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Five Packers Face Accusations of Livestock Collusion
A congressional report details alleged collusion among Swift and Company Armour and Company Morris and Company Wilson and Company Inc and the Cudahy Packing Company to divide livestock purchases nationwide. It notes fixed percentages, local market agreements, and coordinated bidding to restrain trade and influence prices for producers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift and Company
Armour and Company
Morris and Company
Wilson and Company, Inc
Cudahy Packing Company
United States
General Combination
Denver
Armour and
Swift
Packers Suspected in Meat Shipment Conspiracy
The report cites that the Big Five meat packers through South American subsidiaries and allied companies conspired to restrict shipments to the United States and other nations. It claims joint control of fresh meat sales and funds to influence government action to preserve their power, with shared ownership across ventures. It also states packers control live stock markets and fix prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mour and Company
Morris and Company
Wilson and Company, Inc
South America
United States
IWS
Charges Against LaFollette Dropped
A report recommending dismissal of disloyalty charges against Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin cites his September 20 1917 speech at St Paul. The Senate privileges and elections committee found no basis for action. A minority report was promised by Chairman Pomerene and Senator Welsh.
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Washington
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Non-Partisan
League
St Paul
Senate
Millingham
Vermont
Privileges and Elections Committee
Pomerene
Welsh
Montana
Chicago Woman Seeks Warant for Ex Kaiser Hohenzollern
Mrs Catherine Callan Hayden asks U S District Attorney to issue a murder warrant for William Hohenzollern former kaiser, arguing treaty rights with Holland may allow extradition to the United States. Assistant district attorney Francis Beurelly will review treaty terms and an alleged overt act.
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Chicago
Deco
Catherine Callan Hayden
Patrick Callan
Lis Lie
Coast of
Ireland
United States
William Hohenzollern
Kaiser
Germany
Francis Beurelly
Holland
Ilvilend
United Stats
Jansen Charles longtime Quincy resident dies at 64
Charles Jansen a lifelong Quincy resident died at his home 2006 Prairie avenue Monday at 7 o clock after two weeks illness. He was born September 20 1841 and worked with F W Jansen Furniture his father founder. He married Mary Living Stone May 1 this year. Survived by widow two daughters Adeline and Mary three sons Edgar William and Charles A one son William now in Okolona and three granddaughters Lourie Ruth Mary Marjorie Ellen. Sisters Amelia Schultheis of Jersey street and George Postel of Mascoutah Illinois also survive.
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Charles
Mr. Jansen
Mary
Stone
Adeline E
Edgar W
Charles A
Chicago
William
Mercantile Bank
Okolona
Miss
Lourie
William Jansen
Ruth Mary
Marjorie Ellen
Charles Jansen
Amelia Schultheis
Jersey Street
George Postel
Mascoutah
Jansen
Mrs. Katherine McGill Dies In Quincy After Illness
Mrs Katherine McGill longtime Quincy resident dies at 132 South Seventh Street after more than four years of illness. Born June 13 1872 in Greenup Kentucky she was 46. Survived by husband William McCall of the American Railway Express company one brother John McGill Hull and four sisters Mrs B J Wulfbauer Hannibal Mrs C Brown San Antonio Texas Mrs R Baugh Charleston West Virginia and Mrs Alma Rayburn Quincy. She taught in the Vermont Street Methodist church Sunday school and was active in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine McGill
Quincy
Vermont Street Methodist Church
South Seventh Street
McGill
Greenup County
Wiliam McCall
American Railway Express Company
Deaths of Nedrow and Hoener Echo Local Family Loss
Russell Eugene Nedrow dies at 2 42 a m in his parents home after a two day illness from pneumonia and lung fever born Mendon February 15 188 and moved to Quincy thirteen years ago employed in the Burlington Station express room leaves parents Samuel and nother siblings Murnl Earl Claude Harold Mrs Beshears Dede Weiss and Mrs Melvin Clark funeral plans pending word from a brother in Waco Tex Willis Hoener three year old son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Hoener dies Monday noon after bronchial pneumonia parents two brothers Edgar and Russell grandparents August Hoener and Dierkes funeral set for Wednesday at 2 pm from 727 South Seventh street burial in Woodland cemetery
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Russell Eugene Nedrow
Samuel Nedrow
Kentucky Street
Mr. Nedrow
Mendon
Quincy
Burlington Station
Murnl Nedrow
Waco
Tex
Earl Nedrow
Claude Nedrow
Alton
Harnld
William Beshears
Paul Dede
Arthur Weiss
Quincey
Melvin Clark
Hannibal
Texas
Willis Hoener
Elmer Hoener
Edgar
Russell
August Hoener
Dierkes
South Seventh Street
Woudland Cemetery
Matthew Herman Dies After Short Illness
Matthew Herman died Sunday at his uncle and aunt’s home near Taylor after a brief flu illness. He had been blind his whole life and followed no particular trade. He had previously lived with his aunt Mrs Rosie Kaiser. Mrs Kaiser now resides in Kewanee.
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Matthew Herman
Rosie Kaiser
John Herman
Taylor
Katser
Kewanee
Quincy
Cay Attends Funeral of Como Youth
Cay travels to the funeral of a young man, joining family and friends in mourning the loss and paying respects at the service.
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Cay
Child Lester Anderson Dies After Short Illness
Lester Anderson died at his home 616 North Fourth Street after a brief pneumonia illness. He was about five years old. The family moved to Quincy from Mendon four weeks ago and the remains will be sent to the old home for burial. His mother and three brothers survive, one brother currently in France.
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Lester Anderson
North Fourth Street
Quincy
Mendon
Elis
France
Death of Miss Hazel Newbolt in Quincy at 22
Miss Hazel Newbolt died at 5 43 Monday morning at her home 916 Chestnut street from pneumonia after a two year illness. Born May 1 1896 she was 22 years old and had lived in Quincy all her life. She was survived by her father Henry and two sisters.
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Hazel Newbolt
Chestnut Street
Miss Newbolt
Quincy
Henry Newbolt
Death of George Hobson
Fred Holtman of 814 Chestnut street learned Monday of the death of his brother in law George Hobson in Portland Oregon. Hobson formerly ran a grocery at Fourth and Lind streets and later worked at Doerr's Department store. His widow and two children survive.
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Fred Holtman
Chestnut Street
George Hobson
Portland
Ore
Hobson
Fourth and Lind Streets
Doerr
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Bollen Set for Monday
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Bollen will depart from the Duker Undertaking A t 9 o clock Monday morning for burial at Greenmount Cemetery with Rev Deyenhardt officiating. Bearers include J Daniels W Zimmerman Fred G Smith A Gibbs John Dowd and Charles Giddis.
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Mary Bollen
Duker Undertaking
Arters
Bunai
Greenmount Cemetery
Deyenhardt
J. Daniels
W. Zimmerman
Fred G Smith
A. Gibbs
John Dowd
Charles Giddis
Funeral Services for Joseph L Sheridan Held at 1130 Jefferson
Funeral services for Joseph L Sheridan were conducted at his residence 1130 Jefferson Street at 3 PM Monday. Rev. PL A McCarty officiated with Mrs W B Smiley and Mrs Joe Kelker singing. Pallbearers included John Hoop John Neustadt Sam Dickhut Henry Schralla Albert Mester and H A Adelpohl. Iron Molders union members attended the services along with many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Sheridan
Jeffersom Street
McCarty
W. B. Smiley
Joe Kelker
John Hoop
John Neustadt
Sam Dickhut
Henry Schralla
Albert Mester
H. A. Adelpohl
Iron Molders Union
Srevttes
Funeral held for Mrs. Hermine Albers at Greenmount Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. Hermine Albers from 1506 Madison Street was held at 2 PM Monday with private services and a 2 30 PM service from St James Church led by Rev Rahahn. Burial followed at Greenmount Cemetery with pallbearers Henry Scwagmeyer Henry Kehl William Stormer John Holegrabe William Hokamp and William Lepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermine Albers
Madison Street
St. James Church
Rahahn
Greenmount Cemetery
Henry Scwagmeyer
Henry Kehl
William Stormer
John Holegrabe
William Hokamp
William Lepper
Goldburg Relatives Mourn Death Of Sister In New York
Mr. B. Goldburg travels to New York after the death of his sister Mrs J Glasner who died there Sunday morning. He is left with two children and a surviving brother.
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J. Glasner
B. Goldburg
New York
Glasner
Funeral for Cecilia Hodges Held at Broadway Residence
The funeral for Mrs. Cecilia Dorothy Hodges was held at 1223 Broadway on Monday afternoon at 2 30. Rev Endres officiated at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Dorothy Hodges
Broadway
Endres
Mrs Hodges Family Funeral In Greenmount Cemetery
Mrs F J Rogers and Mrs Wayne Smith sang at the funeral. Burial followed in Greenmount Cemetery. Pallbearers were six grandsons: Harry Tucker Ralph Hodges Harold Hodges Carl Hodges Earnest and Elmo Dunn. The note ends with a remark about the misfortune of having a watch stolen en route to pawn it.
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F. J. Rogers
Wayne Smith
Greenmiuunt Cemetery
Hodges
Harry Tucker
Ralph
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Quincy Machine Works
Massie & Sons
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State St
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12Th St. Oppo
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Charles II
Sweden
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Connecticut
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MacDonald
O'Brien
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Goodrich Solid
Rusber Tires
Clcough-Reihm CO
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Charles C. Jansen
G. W. Chapman
Miss Hazel Newbolt
Dr Bells PneTar
Dr. Bell
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Steger
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