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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1918

Page

2

Pargo Letter Read At Trial Of Socialists

Letters from James G. Spargo and Adolph Germer described by government counsel during the espionage trial of five Socialist leaders. Spargo claimed the party’s 1917 St Louis convention read as if written in the German foreign office. Germer testified of meetings with Walsh Darrow Stedman and Engdahl to protest post office actions.

Ohn Spargo Socialist Party Adolph Germer National Socialist Party Spargo St. Louis United States Wilson Adolph Genmer Frank P. Walsh Federal Industrial Relations Commission William H. Taft Federal War Labor Board Germer Walsh Clarence Darrow Seymour Stedman Chicago Engdahl Stedman Washington Post Office Department

Socialist editor testifies on antiwar policy defends paper

The defense contends the American Socialist's editorial line was set by the party executive committee with J Louis Engdahl among defendants. Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson quotes are cited as context for the Chicago speech of August 10 1917, which led to arrest and denials of government witnesses.

American Socialist J. Louis Engdahl Germer Roosevelt Wilson

American War Losses by State and Braches Listed

The record lists total war losses totaling 2959 across categories such as killed in action wounded severely and missing in action. Illinois Missouri and Iowa contributions include dozens of named soldiers with ranks from private to sergeant and officers, along with causes of death including wounds accidents and disease.

Acton Illinois Missouri Iowa Chas J. Bucholz St. Louis William Ilg Joseph Kanka Chicago Michael Garvin Clayton V. Posey Sioux City Herbert Kuehne Bert D. Rodewald Toluca Alva EL Wood Berryman Harry R. Watts Bluford John Thafe John Schaap Deldand Wim Bo Smith Steffenville Joseph Ti Teo J. Tawnd Chester Vaughn Fulton Henry EL. Acard Des Moines Frank Addante Chicaso Time Brownell Monroe City Gurney ©. Casady Lumonia H. Curry Pana Til Grow Peoria Edward Janda Halph W. Kent Macomb Jil John E. White Hunnewell Afo Wm. LL Richardson Baring Leslie F. Kimmel Carthage Merle Crabb Elza E. Fusselman Quincy Frank

War Industries Board Dissolves January First

Announcement confirms cancellation of all restrictions and industry pledges tied to the War Industries Board. The board is dissolved January 1 after Bernard M. Baruch resigns as chairman, a notice issued weeks earlier.

Washington War Industries Board Bernard M. Baruch

Glass Urges New Liberty Loan Next Spring

Secretary Glass stated the treasury will pursue another liberty loan and continue war savings certificates sales. He noted current year outlays near 9.6 billion dollars with November and December expenditures high, and urged continued thrift and mobilization to meet government needs.

Washington Glass The Treasury McAdoo Treasury Department

Germans to hold conference to elect president

Copenhagen dispatch says the German government plans a December 29 conference of representatives from all former empire states to elect a president of the German republic, a move reported to avoid new outbreaks.

Copenhagen German Republic Berlin

Explains League Of Nations To Britain

London dispatch outlines how freedom of the seas relates to the league of nations. The article notes Britain is asked to agree on conditions for use, not surrender naval power. It describes a recalcitrant government facing league actions including blockade and sea capture.

London League of Nations Paris Manchester Guardian League

Christmas Eve Ent in Baptist Church Program

The Christmas entertainment will be held in the Baptist church on Christmas Eve. Mr and Mrs William Page attended the funeral of Adolph Pullman.

Stillwell Visit From Edgar Tanner and Family

Edgar Tanner and family visited Sunday with Roy Howard and family. Mr and Mrs Arthur George and son also present for the gathering in Stillwell Illinois.

Stillwell Ill Edgar Tanner Roy Howard Arthur George

Local Grips With Mild Flu Amid Social Visits

Clyde has a mild flu. William Tanner and Harvey Tanner with family visited Sunday. Elaine Howard of Bowen visits Willa Tanner. Glenn Tanner went to Quincy Tuesday. Bert Howard of Bowen in Stillwell Monday. Mrs Walter Tanner visits Agnes Meyers near Denver. Edith Laffey and Paul sick with flu but recovering. Fay Murphey of Mendon visited her parents, E. O. Jackson, last week.

Clyde Wee Wm. R. Tanner Harvey Tanner Elaine Howard Bowen Willa Tanner Glenn Tanner Quincy Bert Howard Stillwell Walter Tanner Agnes Meyers Denver Edith Laffey Paul Fay Murphey Mendon E. O. Jackson

Hotel Men Plan Fight Against Prohibition Amendment

The American Hotel association opened executive session in New York and resolved to lead a nationwide campaign against the proposed prohibition constitutional amendment and against the emergency agricultural bill rider barring traffic in toxicants after June 30 1918. A three member committee was appointed to direct the effort.

New York American Hotel Association

Seasonal Gift Goods and Toys at Discount Prices

Extensive variety of ladies handkerchiefs from .10 to .18 each and embroidered pieces. Xmas tree ornaments two for ten cents and small 10c each. Silk boot nosed 50c pair, men’s wool hose 75c. Shirred ribbon elastic 40c yard. Xmas post cards eight for a dime, booklets eight for 10c. Unbreakable dolls 25 to 50c, toy tea sets 40c, climbing monkeys 35c, bisque dolls 10 to 25c. Silk ties 50c, tissue and crepe paper sales, exclusive table crockery and prices to attract shoppers.

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