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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1917

Page

11

Red Cross Campaign Opens in Palmyra

The Palmyra Red Cross announces a membership drive from Sunday until Christmas Eve. Local leaders Mrs. WH. Clay Heather, A.W. Mackey, and H. J. Smith are empowered to appoint assistants and organize house to house canvassing. The publicity committee led by J. M. Sosey, Mrs. A. W. Mackey, and F. M. Smith handles advertising.

Palmyra Nec Red Cross WH. Clay Heather A.W. Mackey H. J. Smith J. M. Sosey A. W. Mackey F. M. Smith

Christmas Eve Plans and Royal Arch Officers Highlight Palmyra News

The music committee chaired by Mrs. F W Lane and others outlined a Palmyra Christmas Eve event with 75 Washington school children and a high school chorus leading carols through principal streets, a community Christmas tree before the courthouse, and an appeal for soldier gifts. Also reported are Royal Arch chapter No 2 officer elections, a large Jersey cattle sale in Palmyra, draft notices and exemptions, Red Cross work totals, Emerson School’s new status and funding, local social notes, and county treasurer items.

F. W. Lane Charles Smith Charlotte Bohn T. R. Smith Red Cross Washington School Palmyra Sidney Wieseman Camp Funston Emerson Frankie Connell State Department of Education Hickory Gullion Benbow Flint Creek J. W. Metcalf Allen Smith Ladonia John McCabe St. Louis T. C. Lasey

Wilson Engrossed in Rail Situation

Washington December 14 The rail road situation continues to engross President Wilson with the financial problem of possible government control. The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee was told the President would probably recommend legislation within the next few days. A. B. Garretson denied reports that the four brotherhoods oppose government operation and said employees will cooperate with any action.

Washington Wilson Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Newlands Congress A. B. Garretson Order of White House Four Brotherhoods

Confession and Canadian witnesses unfold Detroit conspiracy trial

Introduction as evidence by the government of a confession by Carl Schmidt and the appearance of Canadian officials as witnesses marked day seven in the Kaltschmidt conspiracy trial. Authorities said Schmidt confessed that Kaltschmidt paid $200 to inspect a Nipigon Ontario bridge for bombing. Gustave Stevens, indicted but not on trial, was also tied to the case. Alfred W. Tenner testified.

Detroit Carl Schmidt Albert C. Kaltschmidt Kaltschmidt Port Arthur Ont Schmidt Gustave Stevens Nipigon Canadian Pacific Stevens Alfred W. Tenner

Mangrove timber license plans eyed in Mindoro Philippines

A man pledged to obtain 3000 from Von Papen's New York office but returned with 1000 to Kalschmidt. Mindoro in the Philippines is said to have about 30000 acres of mangrove swamps. Mangrove tannin wood is in demand and offers profitable investment prospects. timber control rests with the bureau of forestry and a license agreement would be required.

New York von Papen Kalschmidt Mindero Philippines Bureau of Forestry

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Royal Arch Chapter No. 2 HW. P. Smith J. N. Nichols T. J. Suter C.J. Johnson J. J. Suter T. M. Barbee J. W. Christian Royal Arch F. W. Smith Geo. W. Moore Vail S. J. Feaster H. A. Yeager A. V. Young Jersey J. E. Ragsdale Hunnewell J. C. Young Lewis R. L. Young John Brown Shelbina C. V. Day Lewistown E. B. Young N. H. Saffarans WA. Todd W. T. Yowell Monroe City Jas. Clayton Rensselaer Then. Todd Ray Glover Jo. Trolmann Hever J. ¢, Young Heifer Jas Clayton Keifer Theo Todd Meifer Marion County Exemption Board Oliver D. Castor Marion County Cleveland Charley Frost Frost Pittsfield Ili State Public Utilities Commission Central Witneeis Public Service Company Raymond Thunter Merrill Hunter Wansag City Board of Supervisors Red Cross Organization George Webster Cuba N. W Webster Arthur Hough St Louis William RR. Ledberry Edna Johnston Adele Berry Barry Jessie Johnston Henry Yhurley Clarksville Woman's Guild of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Nettie Mates J. G. Melviney Mra Lect Henry Melkinney Jacob Schwartz Fifth St Quincy, Ill Fifth and Hampshire F. T. Hill Co Axminster Brussels Crex Sonora Maine ST Our Christmas Club Happi Ness MENT The Ricker National Bank Quincy National Bank Adams County
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