Police Court Session Busy with Minor Offenses
A busy police court docket yesterday morning included six cases for charges such as peace disturbance, pilfering, wife beating, vagrancy and intoxication. William Coy was fined $2 and costs for intoxication and peace disturbance and sent to Probation Officer Tatum. he may be returned to the circuit court to serve a prior robbery term at Chester penitentiary. M. E. Strange faced a $10 fine and costs for wife beating and was placed on probation. this was his first court appearance in front of Judge Reardon who reserved further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
William
Red) Coy
Tatum
Circuit Court
Coy
Chester
Quincy Pattern Works
R.J. Padberg
St. Louis
Quincy
Moose
Leonard Shade
Caruthersville
Waittess
Gem
City Trunk Co. Roe
Bb. H. Miller
Miller & Arthur Drug Company
Halbach-Schroeder Co
William Lueders
James Beck
South Tenth Street
Petit Jury
Federal Court
Springfield
Halbach Schroeder Co
Indigestion Relief via Constipation Cure
An Iowa column warns indigestion often stems from constipation and inaction. It cautions against harsh laxatives, recommends a mild laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and cites a testimonial from Benj Rassin in Gary noting prior severe indigestion improved after use. A trial bottle offer is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Benj. Rassin
Madison - St. Gary
Peace Disturbance Fines and Work House Term
Frank Robertson fined five dollars and costs for peace disturbance and given time to pay. R Meeks, a youth, fined five dollars and costs for vagrancy and sent to the work house for a term of days. Meeks arrested early yesterday in the alley between Fifth and Sixth and Maine and Jersey streets. Lewis Smith, an old soldier, fined two dollars and costs for intoxication. Eldie Pearl, colored, arraigned for pilfering a bicycle, granted continuance until this morning. Pearl pled not guilty and was represented by Attorney W. H. Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance
Frank Robertson
Meeks
R. Meeks
Fifth
Sixth
Maine
Jersey
Lewis Smith
Eldie Pearl
Pearl
W. H. Coon
Local notices mix with Christmas plans and shop updates
The page lists local pickups and music for events, notes illness of Charles Demaree and Agnes Henson, car repairs at Collins Plow Co, and Moose whist dances. It mentions Brages Candy Shop moving to 123 North 4th Street, Christmas play rehearsals, and ornaments and vanity items for sale. Holiday club appeals urge joining the 1916 Christmas Savings Club of State Savings Loan & Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weilers
Charles Demaree
Channon Emery Stove Manufacturing Company
Agnes Henson
South Twelfth Street
Channon-Emery
Carl Putterer
Hudson
Ford
Collins
Plow Company
Sixth Street
Brage’'s
Ione
Christmas Savings Club
Savings Loan & Trust
Christmas Savings Club Opens at Illinois State Bank
Quincy of the Christmas Savings Club at Broadway Branch Bank North Side details a serious illness of Mrs. Caroline McDavitt at 1824 Maine Street. An incident report notes a chimney spark caused a small fire at 1022 Maine Street with minimal damage and firefighters honored by occupants with cigars. Special today offers feature embroidered linen handkerchiefs and perfumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Neely
Bolckow
State Savings’ Loan’ & Trust Company
Broadway
South Side
August Schaefer
Quincy
Missouri Bottoms
South Side Branch Bank
Ira Calkins
Maine Street
Caroline McDavitt
Halbach. Schroeder Co
Illinois State Bank
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Reardon
Munici
Pal Court
Benj. Bassin
Spetnagel Bros
Maine St
RDS
Buccmn
Erie
Tralbach- Schroeder Co
Hatbach-Schroeder Co
the Republic
J. H. Lubbe
Halbach- Schroeder Co
Hoke
Camp Point
Anna Duker
Elizabeth Smith
Marriotte
Big Value Boy
Natural . Co
Bach
Buushe
And
P. Sue
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