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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1915

Page

3

Fur Sets and Muffes on Sale at West Show Window

Promote gift ideas for women with fur trimmed suits and ball shaped muffs. Sets and muff styles priced attractively with underpriced options listed as 30.00 12.18 22.60 and 25.00 9.75. Shoppers are urged to consider a fur purchase as a tasteful investment for the holiday season.

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Swiss Elect an Executive in Neutrality Stance

M. De Coppet was elected president of Switzerland, with Edmund Schulthess as vice president, in a brief joint assembly. He stressed Swiss neutrality amid World War I, praised American aid for food supplies, and said no peace move is yet timely as the country remains surrounded by belligerents.

Berne Via Pais Camille de Coppet Edmund Schulthess M. de Cappet National Assembly American Congress United States M. de Coppet Giuseppe Motta Dr. Motta M.de Coppet Associated Press Switzerland M. “de Copper Austria Germany France Italy New York Switerland

Cameron of this city noted in local item

A fragment from the local page mentions J. E. Cameron associated with the city. Details are limited in the readable text yet suggest a brief notice or archival entry concerning this individual. Further context would clarify the role or event tied to Cameron.

Manchu prince named chairman of council of state

In Peking on December 16 the Manchu prince Hu Lun was named chair of the council of state succeeding Li Yuan Hung whose resignation was accepted. Li Yuan Hung was raised to Prince Wu Yi with the title meaning military righteousness in recognition of his services to the republic.

Peking Hu Lun Li Yuan Hung Wu Yi Republia

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