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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1916

Page

9

Meeting breaks up. no decision on eight hour dispute

In New York on December 29, railroad representatives and four railway employes brotherhoods halted talks over eight hour pay after failing to reach agreement ahead of the Supreme Court decision on the Adamson act. Brotherhood chiefs demand immediate wage adherence, while railroad managers cite the arbitral award limiting pay. Leaders declined further quotes, signaling a return home within 24 hours.

New York Brotherhoods of Railway United States Supreme Court Brotherhoods Switchmen’s Union

Hot Water Phosphate Cure for Headaches

An old remedy claims headaches arise from self poisoning by liver and bowel toxins. A daily prebreakfast drink of hot water with limestone phosphate is said to cleanse the stomach, liver, and bowels, reduce toxins, and prevent headaches. Endorsed as inexpensive and harmless, with quick results.

Adv

New Year Watch Night Plans At Vermont Street Church

New Years Eve will feature a watch party at Vermont Street Methodist with Grace Methodist uniting for the eve ning. Services run 7:30 to 12 with sermons by Rev. A. S. Flanigan and Rev. G. L. Losh, a social hour, song service, laymen’s suggestions, and testimonies leading to consecration. A reception and fellowship supper for new members is planned, plus other church activities including Christmas tree at St John Cathedral and officers elected for St John Lutheran Ladies' Aid.

Vermont Street Grace Methodist A. S. Flanigan G. L. Losh Grace Methodist Church H. F. Lummis G. H. Wilson G. F. Oliver German Methodist Church Bethel Methodist Church Emil Goetz Bethel Church

Probate notes in county court note withdrawals and bequests

Margaret J Willard died at 83 in Houston township leaving 9000 to sister Amanda Tipton and all household goods. Mattie Miller and Sadie Crowmwell each receive 300, Don Cecil 600. Residue to be divided among heirs. Rose Ann Nichols, executrix of Arthur T Nichols estate, reports 300 in chattels and an interest in a growing wheat crop valued at 411.

Margaret J. Willard Houston Township Amanda Tipton Mattie Miller Sadie Crowmwell Don Cecil Jan Rose Ann Nichols Arthur T. Nichols

Penn Wins Chess Championship in Triangular League

The University of Pennsylvania clinched the championship of the triangular chess league by defeating Cornell and the College of the City of New York in the annual tournament. Final standings show Pennsylvania with 3 wins, 1 loss, City College 4 wins 4 losses, and Cornell 3 wins 5 losses.

Penn New York University of Pennsylvania Cornell College of the City of Pennsylvania City College

Cheery Christmas Party at Augusta

Several Quincy guests including Ida and Clara Hoener Clara Berblinger Esther Berblinger and Elmer Ellerman attended a merry Christmas gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs C F Walton in Augusta. The prior evening the young folks rode to Plymouth for a Christmas cantata at the Congregational church. A Christmas dinner for 24 friends and relatives followed with music and gift distribution by Richard Hambly disguised as Santa Claus.

Augusta Til Quincy Ida Clara Hoener Clara Esther Berblinger Elmer Ellerman C. F. Walton Plymouth Congregational Church Walton Richard Hambly Santa Claus

Double Standard of Morals Sparks Illinois Congress Debate

Chicago December 29 Speakers at the opening session of the Illinois Women's Legislative congress condemned the double moral standard for men and women in illegitimate child cases. Bishop Samuel Fallows urged breaking the standard with iron blows and a moral regeneration before removing dishonor from the innocent.

Chicago Illinois Women's Legislative Congress Finois Samuel Fallows Bishop Fallows Europe

Soldiers' and Sailors' Home Activities and Notices

Miss Edna Mayfield returns from Bethany to the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home where the cemetery is now under civil service and John Gillenwater of Quincy serves as sexton. The Masons held a installation in the Masonic hall. a nurse Miss Mildred Tippy hosted a chafing dish party with attendees including Ruth Harrison and Leona Pease. Comrades from cottages 18 and 20 gave gifts and presented a gold watch to a wife. several residents at cottages 22 and 20 are noted for illnesses and transfers. improvements and social events are described in this community notice.

Edna Mayfield Bethany John Gillenwater Quincy Masonic Hall Mildred Tippy Ruth Harrison John Andrew Dorothy Rogers Leona Pease Cottage 18 George McWithers Glendening Ertell W. H. Thompson Drake

Satin flag sent from New Port families and service moves

A note describes a satin flag sent by J. A. W. Evans of New Port R. L. with his mother's relation and his photograph center. Evans, now first gunner mate, will depart January 8 for Cuba to serve as chieftain. Also reports transfers between cottages 5 8 and 20, and visits by Mrs. W. M. Elliot and Mr. Elwood Spaffer family to cottage 22 and Mt. Sterling relatives.

J. A. W. Evans New Port R. L Evans Cuba St. Louis Elwood Spaffer Mt. Sterling Wayne Louise Mr. Spaffer John Spaffer

Christmas Visits Bring Folks Home for the Holiday

Monticello hosts J A Dickson of Macon and C & Dickson of Milam for Christmas. Mrs T Johnson has a week of illness from a cold. Mrs Moore and son Georges of Canton visit relatives in Monticello. Mr and Mrs Bots of Florida visit their daughter Mrs B B Harvey. Miss Ruby Rouse returns from Quincy for Christmas. B M Bradshaw and family celebrate Christmas day with relatives in Ewing. A witty note says no man fears a beard since his wife buys neckties.

Monticello J. A. Dickson Macon C. & Dickson Milam T. Johnson Moore Georges Canton B. Bots Flordland B. B. Harvey Ruby Rouse Quincy B. M. Bradshaw Ewing

Dr Kings New Discovery Ad Helps Stop Cough

A vintage advertisement urges relief from a hacking cough with Dr Kings New Discovery. It claims soothing pine balsams heal irritated membranes and antiseptic qualities kill germs, offering a 50 cent bottle at the local druggist.

Dr. King

Holiday Visitors in Green City Missouri Echo Local Ties

Green City Missouri reports a flurry of holiday visits as locals and relatives travel from Nelsonville Plainfield Keytesville Chanook Montana Colorado and Iowa to spend time with family. Notables include Jno Peters and the Magee family hosting relatives while student Paul Riggins and Chester Peters enjoy home vacation.

Green City G. Wright Nelsonville Frank Viola Magee Bloomfield High School Co. J. Pfeiffer Plainfield Til Melvin Breece Baring Charles Breece J. 0. Bond Keytesville Elmer Hannah Colorado Kate Sorrell Nora Miller Iowa Jno. Peters

Christmas Crowd Fills Beverly Church Dozens Turned Away

Large Beverly crowd packed the Christmas entertainment Saturday night as the church proved too small to hold all attendees. Visitors include Lizzie Stockwell of Colorado with sister Alle and Kansas relatives, Wilber King visiting for holidays, and the Kelly family gathering in Canton Missouri. Ivan Ottker and sister escaped injury when their car hit a tree near Baylis on Friday. the vehicle sustained damage but no injuries were reported.

Beverly Ill Lizzie Stockwell Colorado Alle Kansas Wilber King J. Kelly BD. Kelly Canton Frank Funk Chicago Dr. Davidson Kingston Charles Kelly Wm. Kurfman Lomax

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