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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
15
FIUME Dec 8 Captain Gabriele D Annunzio vows to keep Fiume until his aims and the legionaries are satisfied. He demands a concrete guarantee from a permanent authority, not the changing words of Premier Nitti, seeking a general’s pledge to honor.
A pilot explains deferral of a planned Tokio to America flight due to the assertion of Fiume as part of a larger cause. He notes preparations by his crew and mechanics, and expresses admiration for American ideals and a wish to combat oppression globally from Europe to Egypt.
President Wilson telegrams Acting President Lewis of the coal miners union expressing appreciation for the patriotic action by miners' representatives in Indianapolis. He urges all to work together to reach a just and fair settlement without delay.
Champaign Daily Gazette, founded in 1852, has been sold to D. W. Stevick publisher of the Champaign Daily and Sunday News. The papers will merge into one publication as Stevick plans improvements after the merger. Former Gazette editor Orville L. Davis and former business manager J. W. Lawder have not announced future plans.
The political procedure committee will not urge the national conference of liberals in St. Louis to form a new party. D. H. Carroll of Minot, North Dakota, chairman of the committee, announced the decision. Also noted is an inventor mounting an electric drill on a two wheeled cart to counter sink rivet holes in steel plates, aiding shipbuilder work.
A vintage boys fashion note invites readers to visit and choose from clever double breasted outfits with waist seams belted styles and knickerbocker trousers, promising a stylish range for young gentlemen.
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