Peace Bond Fore. Koenig Divorced Wife Seeks Bond
Edward Koenig, freed in a peace disturbance case, faced a new peace bond request from his divorced wife Mrs Ida Thorp of 511 York Street after she alleged threats and a rumpus at her home. A magistrate dismissed the initial charge amid conflicting testimony. Koenig remained at large and the peace bond not served. A second police court case involving William Home for vagrancy and theft was dismissed by the city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Koenig
Ida Thorp
York Street
Reardon
Thorp
William Home
Public sales and events at Quincy's Soldiers Home and church
Public sale of live stock was held yesterday at the Soldiers Home with all items sold at fair prices. The Ladies' social union of Vermont Street M. E. church sponsored Dean Presented Beans bazaar with a 6:30 dinner and auctions. proceeds supported Chaddock College. Mrs. Martin to visit Carlock to organize a Junior C E society connected with a new Mennonite church. The county board spent $23,615.19 in the latest session, an ordinary quarterly amount with no heavy election costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brusso
Abe
Dean
Ladies’ Social Union
Vermont Street
M. E
William Schlagenhaus
McPherson
The
Chad
Carlock
William V. Martin
C. E. Pueielty
Uinois
Calock
C. E. Society
Menenite
Board of Supervisors
Gigar Makers Elect Officers in Local Union No 47
Local Union No 47 Cigar Makers International Union of America elected officers at its recent meeting. Highlights include President J A Heusser, Vice President Leo Muehlenfeldt, Financial Secretary and treasurer Philip Cornelius, Recording and Corresponding Secretary C L Aldag, Label Custodian Philip Cornelius, Sergeant-at-Arms William Terwelp, Finance Committee John Meyer Henry Hunker Joseph Heinz, Trustees C L Aldag Albert Bross Henry Swirling, Advisory Committee C H Schrand A Hemmer Joseph Heinz Fred Hering John Heusser William Terwelp, Trial Board John Meyer John Heuser Henry Behrensmeyer Peter Faerber William Schanz Philip Cornelius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union of America
J. A. Heusser
Leo Muehlenfeldt
Albert Bross
Henry Swirling
C. H. Schrand
A. Hemmer
Joseph Heinz
Fred Hering
John Heusser
William Terwelp
John Meyer
John Huesser
Henry Behrensmeyer
Peter Faerber
William Schanz
Philip Cornelius
Christmas Play Plans And Local News Bits
A note from local pick ups reports a school girls club rehearsing a Christmas play titled The Joke on Santa Claus at Cheerful Home. Also listed are Weilers promoting gold rings and Victrolas, plus an anti typhus serum administration by Lt Col Center to twenty men in the Fifth Infantry. Other items cover union meetings at Labor Temple, a grand Christmas Eve dance plan, a Labor Temple basketball result, a birth announcement from Blessing hospital, Turn Verein officer elections, estate filings for Margaret L. McBratney and Lu Frese, Royal Arch degree conferred at Quincy chapter, First Christian church supper and canvass plans, Gem City Business College holidays and student enrollments, and the case against Guy Abbott for burglary and larceny.
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Gale
Weilers
Santa Claus
Charles D
Fifth Infantry
Fifth Regiment
Everting
Labor Temple
Labor Temple Association
John Budde
Dan Rouse
Blessing Hospital
Broadway
Turner
Clayton
Nancy Wallace
L.u.Frese
Augusta A. Ried
Valentine G. Ried
Quincy
R.A, ML
Masonic Temple
Royal Arch
The
First Christian Church
Wyoming
North Dakota
Tennessee
Guy Abbott
Justice Heckle
Alien on Screen Returns at Esquire Hippodrome
Quincy theatergoers will be delighted as An Alien returns for two days Saturday and Sunday at the Esquire Hippodrome. George Beban stars in the title role, praised as the best picture yet shown in Quincy. Matinee and night showings announced for December 11 to 19 with additional films including This is the Life and Matt and Jeff in College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Jeff
Quincy
Hippodrome
George Beban
Matt and Jeff in College at the Hippodrome
Gus Hill presents Matt and Jeff in College, a sure fire Broadway style comedy hit. Bud Fisher’s cartoon stars draw millions across the United States and Canada with four national tours and capacity houses. The Hippodrome engagement begins Wednesday with no serious thoughts, only laughter and banishing dull care.
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Gus Hill
Mutt
Jeff
New York
RSS
Matt
Jess Fortunate
Bud
United States
Canada
Hill
Hippodrome
Jeffin
Second Minstrels show repeats success at Salem church
The second performance of the Minstrels at Salem Evangelical church hall Wednesday drew about 700 attendees. The repeat of the roaring comedy matched the prior night’s success with a crowded house and strong audience reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Evangelical Church Hall
Patterson visits city during Stronghurst visit
W. T. Patterson of Stronghurst formerly from the Versailles area called on local business and visited friends in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Patterson
Stronghurst
Versailles
Stags Host Whist and Dance at Eagles Hall
Quincy lodge Stags hosted a whist and dance at Eagles hall on Sixth and Maine streets last evening. Twenty tables played with prizes to Mrs William Fees for ladies first and second, and Robert Niehaus plus William Fees as men’s first and second. Afterward dancers filled the floor. committee members included G J Shumaker, Ralph Wissman, Ed Mescher, Mr Buckles, Leo Wolf, Ford Bennett, Mr Bishop and O E Waddel.
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Quincy Lodge
Stags
Eagles
Maine Streets
William Fees
William LeMay
Robert Niehaus
G. J. Shumaker
Ralph Wissman
Ed Mescher
Buckles
Leo Wolf
Ford Bennett
Mr. Bishop
O. E. Waddel
Community notes and club events fill local pages
A varied recap covers a basketball practice at the armory, a Spinster comedy at Christchurch hall, and a Willing Workers coffee event. Also noted are construction progress on the Eagles lodge home, a foreclosure dismissal in circuit court, two marriage licenses issued, the quail hunting season’s end, and brief visits from Eleanor Bennett, August Heberlien, and D. W. Mumper with travel mentions to Texas and the southwest.
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New Armory
Christchurch -Hall
Eagles’ Lodge
Walter H. Craig
Clarence Noble
J. L. Adair
Cours
W. J.smith
Naaman
Whitaker
Beverly
Eva
Pearl -Johnson
Siloam
William Warton
Legal
Griggsville
O. Woolten
Quincy
Eleanor Bennett
Cof
Kansas City
August Heberlien of
Liberty
D. W. Mumper
Texas
Southwest
Coronation Day Delights In Tokio Streets And Gates
In Tokio on December 9 crowds celebrated Emperor Yoshihito's coronation with an extra holiday. An open carriage procession drew cheers as police failed to curb demonstrations. A lantern parade centered at the imperial palace ended with repeated banzai cheers.
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Tokio
Japan
Yoshihito
Imperial Palace
Peddler car rates debated at Illinois PUC hearing
In Chicago on December 9, T R Farrell of the Wabash railroad testified before the Illinois Public Utilities Commission on five percent rate increases. He explained how dead weight versus revenue tonnage affects dressed meats shipped from Chicago and East St. Louis to local points, stressing the impact of heavier refrigerator cars and ice on the peddler car traffic.
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Chicago
T. R. Farrell
Wabash Railroad
Illinois’ Public Utilities Commission
East St. Louis
Chicago and Eastern Huirors Railroad
Rairoad
Harvard Adds Military Science Course to Curriculum
Cambridge Mass Dec 9 Harvard University officially joined the preparedness movement by announcing a new course in military science to be added next semester. The course will be taught by army officers including Major General Leonard Wood and Captain Halstead Doery.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Lowell
Leonard Wood
Halstead Doery
Bank Robbery in St Paul Nets About $5000
St Paul officers report three armed men attacked the Western States bank this afternoon. They held off three employees and escaped with roughly five thousand dollars in currency. The heist occurred despite bank security, with investigators tracing the suspects through nearby streets.
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St. Paul
Western States Bank
Practical Flame Dress Making Solfons Waist of Dark Styles
Pattern notes for the belt and waist designs emphasize dark color waists for general wear. Describes fabric choices in blue brown and bordeaux with tapestry, notes on neck finish options, box pleat foundation, and instructions for size 34 to 48 with 86 inch material guidance for medium figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review Walst
Town Topics: engagements travels baptisms and sales notes
Miss Beulah Collinson of Bushnell visited here with Miss Mae Waldron and has returned home. Harry Wilde plans a future marriage and a honeymoon trip to the east. Leo J. Kadeski, ex-manager of A. Doerr store, left for Chicago on business. Pastor Revi I W Bingaman baptized the infant son of William and Edna Reuter at 1012 Washington last night. Fire Marshal W H Bennett returns from Springfield after early-week duty. Traveling was light with few tickets sold last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Collinson
Bushnell
Mae Waldron
Harry Wilde
Otis Elevator Works
Leo J. Kadeski
A. Doerr
Chicago
Rev
Beverly Receives New Bank Under Farmers’ Bank Initiative
A new bank is planned for Beverly with Farmers' Bank of Liberty backing. It will open January 1, 1916 in temporary quarters until a building is erected. Accounts may be held with First National Bank of Chicago, Illinois State Bank of Quincy, and Farmers' Bank of Liberty. George Hendricks will serve as cashier.
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Bank For
Beverly
Farmers’ Bank of Liberty
First National Bank of Chicago
Illinois State Bank of Quincy
Farmers’ Bank ‘of Liberty
George Hendricks
Nine state senators deny O Hara general understanding claim
CHICAGO December 9 nine state senators and a former senator rejected Lieut. Gov O Hara’s assertion of a general understanding among lawmakers. The denials counter the governor's remarks about a shared view on unspecified matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
State Senate
O'Hara
White slave investigating committee budget dispute
A report notes that a committee investigating white slavery should receive $810,000 of the $50,000 appropriated for standing committee expenses, indicating a funding allocation debate within the panel.
Public Consistory Held in Rome by Pope Benedict
Rome witnessed a public consistory led by Pope Benedict with thousands in attendance. The pontiff conferred red hats on the newly created cardinals in the sara regia.
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Rome
Pope Benedict
Sara Regia
Wanted a Saleswoman With a Personality at Hirsh Store
A Hirsh Store ad seeks a saleswoman with a refined personality to sell furs and treat customers like guests. Requirements include demonstrated discipline and high-class service experience. knowledge of furs not essential. Salary no object for the right candidate. apply to J. L. Hirsh.
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J. L. Hirsh
Hirsh
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