Ellerbrooks Enter Guilty Plea in Peace Disturbance Case
Joseph Ellerbrook and Florence Ellerbrook pleaded guilty at police court arraignment to peace disturbance after a quarrel in Hampshire street between Third and Fourth streets. Each was fined 3 dollars and costs. William Lanning received 15 dollars and costs for peaceful disturbance after resisting arrest at the Franklin House saloon. Howard Green and Lee Cotrell, both colored, were fined 2 dollars and costs for intoxication after a fight at Tenth and Elm Streets on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ellerbrook
Florence Ellerbrook
Hampshire Street
William Lanning
Mertens
Franklin House
Howard Green
Lee Cotrell
Tenth
Elm Streets
Quincy Whig praised for bright future under new management
Citizens and business leaders in Quincy express strong optimism for The Whig under new management. Local figures Charles Cottrell and Dave Wilcox credit planned improvements, wider rural reach, and a stronger reporting staff with a promising future for the Morning Paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Charles H. Cottrell
Quincyan
Whig
Mississippi Valley
Kor City
Mr. Cottrell
Dave ’ Wilcox
Quincy: Whig
Herman F. Jochem
Model Clothing Company
The
C.F. Perry
Chamber of Commerce
W. T. Duker
Bond Denied as James Johnson Remains in Jail
In New London Missouri Justice Phil Mayhall refused bond for James L. Johnson who faces murder charges for the December 1 shooting of George A. Salling in Salling’s jewelry store. Johnson will await the February term of Balls county circuit court, after a seven hour preliminary with witnesses and medical examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
James L. Johnson
Balls
George A. Salling
Phil Mayhall
Salling
Johnson
J. E. Megown
Allison
G. A. Watson
Springfield
T. E. Allison
Drake Watson
Penn
Bronson
E L. Alford
Justice Mayhall
Tinseled cards must be mailed sealed with two cent stamp
Postmaster Elmer Lummis warns patrons that tinsel backed postal cards are not mail able unless placed in an envelope and sealed with a two cent stamp. Stores sell these cards and customers mail them with a one cent stamp causing delays at Quincy post office which holds about a thousand such cards and may return them or send to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lummis
Quincy
Revival and farmers short course set for January in Golden
A two week revival begins January 17 at the United Presbyterian Church in Golden. The same period hosts a farmers short course. organizers will adjust schedules to avoid conflicts and allow both events to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
United Presbyterian Church
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Anita Stewart
Earl .Williams
Angsl
Louis Joseph Vance
Mabel Trunnelle
W and
Marc McDermott
Kleine Edison
Broadway
J. Warren Kerrigan
Kentucky
Marianna
Daddy Manley
Billie Rhodes
Vitagraph
Woman IN the Box
Sophia
Charlie Chaplin
Lubin
Essanay
Ouida
Midnight Prowlers
Jim and the Amusement Company, Limited
Orang-Outang
Princess Romanoff
Nance O’neal
Sardou
Fox
Ellerbrooks
Lanning
GEM City
NEW - Whs
WEILL
C.M. Rosenheim
Stern Clothing Store
Robert W. Halbach
Halbach- Schroeder . Dry Goods Company
Deny Johnson
Gus. Hill
Hampshire Streets
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