Youth brutalized by foster father in Paloma case
Eight year old Spencer Enlow alleged to have been whipped with a hose and struck with a piece of wood by Alfred Krallman in Paloma. Humane and probation officers removed him to the Detention Home as county court prepares to prosecute Krallman for cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Enlow
Pop
Alfred Kralman
Paloma
Spencer
Kralman
John Coens
Thomas Nolan
Krallman
Enlow
Roy Krallman
Mom
Marriage Licenses Tein Ro Row. Jeeab Concord Myre Avesta Mo
Marriage licenses appear in this report with names Tein Ro Row and Jeeab Concord along with Myre Avesta Mo and Hower. The list includes issuer Morrie Qhones Moe and mentions qdistlat Beardrek in a garbled entry.
Unprecedented Christmas Rail Traffic Through Quincy
Rail travelers surged through Quincy with record turnout. Extra coaches and a sleeper were added to trains 1 25 pm and No 4 8 40 pm, with Nos 5 a and 56 also adding cars. Heavy inbound traffic from former residents contrasted with a drop in express business and ongoing freight delays. Freight handlers worked late Saturday to manage the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
City
St. Louis
Tire And Laprobe Thieves Active In Quincy
Police warn residents of Quincy to keep tires and laprobes out of sight as thefts rise. Chief Tom Ryan urges caution after reports from W. H. Cramer and E. V. Seyrelke of tires stolen from autos and laprobes taken from buggies. Robes are sometimes used as bed coverings after removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Tom Ryan
W. H. Cramer
Payson Avenue
E. V. Seyrelke
North Fifth Street
Masonic Temple
F. M. Carpinter
Broadway
Los Andrix
L. L. Woodworth
Jersey Street
Ryan
Harvey Potter Held For Shooting Ducks
Harvey Potter is charged with shooting ducks from a motorboat. A federal warrant was issued and his case was continued to the March term in Quincy. Bond set at 500. He was arrested Monday morning by federal game warden Larry Barmier of St Louis and arraigned before States Commissioner John Tighram. The offense is alleged to have occurred last October near Canton, Me. He initially pleaded not guilty, later admitted the act to Warden Barmeier, son of Barmeter, who has made several arrests recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tary Potter
Quincey
Potter
Larry Barmier
Warda
St Louis
Thes States
John Tpighram
Canton
Harmo On
Warden Barmeier, Ao
Barmeter
South Fourth Street
Binkert Named Commissioner in Indian Grave Drainage District
William J. Binkert appointed commissioner of the Indian Grave Drainage district to succeed the resigning L. H. A. Nickerson by Judge Fred A. Wolfe. Binkert, a northern district landowner, joins commissioners A A. Hutmacher and Peter Simons in the three member board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Binkert
L. H. A. Nickerson
Fred A. Wolfe
Mr. Binkert
A A. Hutmacher
Peter Simons
W J. Binkert
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Daly of Quincy
Mrs Bridget Daly a sixty year Quincy resident died at 609 Vine street Sunday morning after more than a year’s illness. Born in County Limerick June 24 1886 she came to America at eleven and lived in Quincy for many years. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Daly
Quincy
Vine Street
County Limerick
Abs Legitee
MS Pr
Lobe Tye
Pog
Raik
Kans
Irs
Ra Beowoof Resnik
Edward Ubagts
Feune Ps
James B Dunlap Dies in Salt Lake City of Tuberculosis
James B. Dunlap a Quin Evan native, died at his Salt Lake City home Sunday from tuberculosis. He was 36, born in Quincy, lived in Clayton, attended Gem City Business College, and worked in Kansas City at the First National Bank before moving west for health. Survived by father Mr Harbison, two sisters Mrs Olen Mowre and Mrs TH BE Dale, and brother John Dunlip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Dunlap
Quinevan
Salt Lake City
J.C. Warbiston
203
Spring Street
Mr. Dunlap
Quincey
Clayton
Quincy
Gem City Business College
Kansas City
First National Bank
Harbison
Olen Mowre
TH. BE. Dale
Butte, Mont
John Dunlip
Sale Lake City
Funeral services for Lawrence Kebel at Oak Street home
Funeral services for the late Lawrence Kebel were held from the family home at 125 Oak Street at 2 30 yesterday afternoon with Rev F Ao McCarty officiating. Miss Lorene Mever and Mrs J Hl Kelker sang. Casket-bearers included J T Pors tove Willtany Mevers IT V2 Tompkin Henry Slocum B A West and David Long. Burial was in Woodland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Kebel
Oak Street
O'Cloek
F Ao McCarty
Lorene Mever
J. Hl. Kelker
J. T. Porstove
Wilitany Mevers
Tompkin Henry Slocum
B.A. West
David Long
Woodland Cemetery
Phi Gamma Delta Graduate Chapter Formed In Quincy
Plans for a graduate or alumni chapter of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity took shape at a Quincy luncheon. Of 28 resident members, 16 charter signatures were given as the petition to headquarters is prepared. Charter expected soon with monthly luncheons to follow after approval. Attendees included Charles L. Bartlett and alumni from Wisconsin Illinois Pennsylvania Michigan Massachusetts Knox and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Gamma Delta
Quincy
Charles L. Bartlett
Wisconsin
Charles L. Bartlet
Chester Wilcox
Robert M. Switzer Ilinois
James S. Potter
Illinois
W T. Duker, Jr
Pennsylvania
Will Blakesly
Michigan
Jack Connelly
E. F. Walbach
Harvey Sprick
Julius Buerkin
Massachusetts
Tech
Carl Afartindale
Marshall A. Cleek
Missouri
Edgar Wisherd
Knox
William Becker
Farmer Survives Three Somersault Car Plunge
Elmer Smith, a Fowler area farmer, escaped death after his Ford plunged over a 60 foot embankment east of the J. S. Frazier farm on Columbus road Sunday. He sustained only severe bruises, fears a steering gear fault caused the accident. The site, four miles from Quincy, is a known hazard on an old railroad grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Smith
Fowler
Ford
J. S. Frazier
Columbus R
Smith
Naxel
Adams County
Quincy
Demented Man Taken Back To Iowa From Mt Pleasant
William Joseph Dunkle, an escaped patient from the state insane hospital at Mt Pleasant, was taken as far as Keokuk Monday night and turned over to authorities of the state institution. The state law does not provide transportation for escaped patients leaving the state, but Carl Hofmeister, overseer of the poor, furnished transport to Keokuk. Dunkle, 55, talks of his son being cut in small pieces at the asylum and says he is in sound mind and against his confinement. He was found in Burling yards last Saturday night and had been working on a farm near Weekuk. He claims Davenport as his origin and says he has a son in Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Joseph Dunkle
State Insane Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Keokuk
Towa
Carl Hofmeister
Neokuk
Dunkle
Burling Yards
Weekuk
Davenport
Aurora
Jail Inspection and Court Continuance in County
Mrs. Mary White, former police matron, inspected the Quincy Pulse County Jail Monday afternoon and reported no issues. The case against Walter Longlett of Camp Point for failing to stop after a collision was continued to next Monday in Justice Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary White
Jim Baker
Walter Longlett
Camp Point
Joseph Rieger
Near Lima
Sixth
Hampshire Streets
Court of Justices of the Peace
Ben Hecekle
Longtett
Rieger
Attend Teachers Meeting Opens Three Day State Session
County Superintendent Tohn Steiner, Charles Hawk, Gelden principal, and AL AL Thelines, Camp Point principal, traveled Monday to Springheld for a three day Winots State Teachers association gathering. Governor Frank O Lowden among speakers highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Tohn Steiner
Charles Hawk
Gelden
AL AL Thelines
Camp Point
Springheld
Winots State Teachers’ Association
Frank O. Lowden
Real Estate Transfers and Party Names Across Blocks
Real estate transfers listed include transfers in Sartorius and original Coatsburg areas with multiple names such as Hurch Walker and Frank Sverong. Payments noted include $5 and $5,600 with parcels in blocks 2 24 10 and sections 1 2 20. Names include John HU Enisneae Annie Em minke Joe Golden Mary Gerbert Albert Henning and Lewarv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Arrey
Cober
Hurch R. Walker
Flcl Moore
Quincey
John HU. Enisneae
Annie Emminke
Frank Sverong
Sartorius
Joe Golden
Thomas Jo Lewarv
Ann Lewarv
Houston
Mary L. Gerbert
Albert Henning
Coatsburg
Annexation drive to include outlying land near Quincy
A 70 member citizen committee plan to push annexation of territory outside Quincy city limits into the municipality. Aldermen McNutt and the council approve forming the committee with Chamber of Commerce backing, aiming to obtain petitions from property owners north of Broadway and east of 24th Street. Mayor O’Brien schedules Friday night meeting to persuade residents, with emphasis on water sewer and fire protection benefits and Walton Heights inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Bishop Fawcett
Chamber of Commerce
McNutt
Citizens Committee
C. of C
Col. C. D. Center
Fawcett
Wothying Terriiory
O'Brien
Broadway
Twenty-fourth Street
Water Works Commission
Board of Public Works
Walton Heights
Lepper
Elisino
Ellington
Melrose
Edieeton
Blond Peety
Hee G
Harold Moore Named Head of East St. Louis IRS Office
Harold D. Moore formerly of Quincy and four years with the internal revenue service has been appointed to head the East St. Louis International Revenue office. Collector John L. Pickering made the appointment, effective January 1, succeeding E. M. Flinn. Moore is described as merit selected with no major personnel changes planned. Moore is son-in-law of Thomas Meehan of Bluffs and will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold D. Moore
Quincy
Internal Revenue Department
East St. Louis
Belleville
A. J. Rehlemann
Murphysboro
Jerry J. Kane
Twenty-second
Moore
Thomas Meehan
Bluffs
Quincy Public Schools Reopen With Good Attendance After Strike
Quincy public schools reopened Monday after a coal miners strike closure since December 3. Attendance was satisfactory with most teachers present except two, Miss Anna Donnelly absent ill at Sedalia and Mr White missing notification. High school gym conversion nearing completion, seats removed, windows barred, basketball gear in place. Parochial schools also opened. St Boniface began after holidays but closed today and to reopen next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Public Schools
Anna Donnelly
Sedalia
White
St. Boniface
Narrow Escape By Skater In Bay Ice
Hay Rellstein narrowly escaped drowning Sunday afternoon after skimming thrice and breaking through the bay ice near the Burlington ice house. Nicholas Kohl rescued him and carried him to firmer ice. Thin ice and recent cutting prompted calls for danger signals to warn skaters. Beilstein, 412 South Sixteenth Street, involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Rellstein
Bay
Nicholas Kohl
Burlington
Mr. Beilsteain
South Sixteenth Street
Paving Hearings Delayed to January Sixth
Paving hearings for the Third and Fourth street districts were continued in county court to Tuesday morning January 6 at 6 o'clock. The move caused many attorneys to remain in the circuit court room where the docket was being called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
Street Cars and Wagons Collide in Minor Crash
A collision occurred between street cars and two wagons on United States express service near Wausau Saturday. No serious injuries reported. One wagon harness broke and parts of the vehicle were damaged, with minor impact on the street near Front Street. Police and conductors investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Stres
United States Express
Wasoen Petwosn Dbatae
Thar Street
Veurii
Owelwk
Lee Conomy
Front Street
Tate + street
Man and woman fined after street shooting incident
Mason Perkins and Susie Johnson were fined 50 and 25 dollars respectively in police court Monday after an incident the prior Saturday evening when Johnson fired five shots at Perkins on the walk in front of Perkins home at Ninth and Lind streets. Witnesses testified Johnson struck Perkins. Perkins denied it as gunfire erupted during a dispute over his housekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Perkins
Susie Johnson
Susie
Mason
P. W. Reardon
Perkins
Johnson
Ninth and
Lind Streets
Quincy Company Gets First Auto Licenses
Walter Miller of the secretary of state office helped Gunther Plard ware company receive auto mobile license numbers loam 2, Monday. Robe rt Gunther accepted the plates, marking a local honor for Miller’s hometown. The plates will be used on the company’s trucks with a small advertising benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Company
Walter Miller
Automobile
Gunther Plardware Company
Robert Gunther
Miller
Mr. Miller
Gunther Company
Chitara
Quincey
Secretary of State
Gunther Companys
Officers Installed at Bodley Lodge Ceremony
Bodley Lodge No 1A RL and ALM held an installation night for officers at Ma osnie temple with over 400 attendees. N J Hinton served as installing officer and Frank J Hendrickson led as marshal. other officers named include Brinkoetter secretary and W J Smith chaplain. Phinness Hagens played organ. reception committee listed with multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiediey Lodge
Dace Maosnie Temple
N. J. Hinton
Irrank J. Hendrickson
FLW
Brinkoetter
W. J. Smith
Government To Sell The Seaman Property
The old Seaman property at Fourteenth and Maine streets may be sold soon under the alien property act. Once the Seaman home, the estate passed through family lines and to a German resident. now George A. Junkert holds the title. An order for sale by the alien property custodian is expected to be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
Fourteenth
Maine Streets
Washington
John Seaman
Joseph
France
Lves
Germany
George A. Junkert
Pair Of Pants Used To Carry Butter
Mrs. P. Robinson of 415 Broadway found an unusual item in her yard on Monday. Police and Detective Frank Rosendale were notified to investigate a newly found pair of pants with the bottom torn and an intact leg.
Hearings On Street Pavings Held Tonight
Hearings on street paving will be held at city hall this afternoon. Property owners on Vine between Eighteenth and Twenty-fourth streets along with the mayor and six city officials will meet to discuss the sewer program on Barons Avenue and related improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tou
Tou. Tl Vk An Ap Ty Eles Opropertes
Oon
Man Delivers No New Year News From Quincy Visitor
A visiting resident formerly of Quincy plans to return Wednesday night after spending New Year’s Day with friends. The note mentions no specific events or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Tinkie
Areca
Quincy
Lights on all vehicles required by law in Quincy
The city council moved to compel night lighting for horse drawn vehicles on Quincy streets. An ordinance drafted by the ordinance committee mandates head and tail lights for horse drawn conveyances and requires motor cars cycles and bicycles to be lit at night. The measure passed with little opposition signaling imminent enforcement and enhanced street safety. Also discussed were New Year resolutions and a proposal to study a health department district funded by a four mill tax if approved by voters. An alley paving project and a payroll audit of 160 dollars for street and bridge work were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Tompkins
Dobbin
Alderman McNutt
Reta
Whig
Quincey
Beechpanics House
Aldermensehang, Bergmann and Bisser
Council
Munthing
Ellis
Health Department
Twelfth
Fourteenth
Jersey
York Streets
Major E. W. Crockett Dies In Washington
Major E. W. Crockett dies in Washington from heart failure while in uniform. The report from John T Richardson mentions Mrs. E. W. Kett of Washington, D. C., formerly Miss Neva Nance of Quincy, Missouri. A separate item notes an auto crash damaging a grocery store window and a fence after car veered into Troert Winidow. Mr and Mrs Milton Dean of Burton hosted city guests at J. P. Hlaynes home, 1035 Jersey Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T Richardson
E. W. Kett
Washington, D. C
Neva Nance
Quincy
OW. Crockett
Les Aoman
Heneming
Veatsburg
Bupite
Considera
Milton Dean
Burton Guent Salas
J.P. Hlaynes
Jersey Street
Weather item with unclear local temperatures
Fragmentary weather note shows stray words and partial locale cues. No coherent temperatures or forecasts can be determined from the readable text.
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George Emerick
Emericks
Coens
Nolan
Krathnan
Mr. Krallman
Jims Simmons
Trumane
Krahman
Em Moots
Chicago
Harvey Potter
Wm. J. Binkert
Mrs
Lawrences Kebel
Demented Man
Iowa
Mbaehev
William Tinkerman
State Street
Junkerman
Chivajyro
Gizedatias
Aterach McNuatt
Lity
TH. Setvalla
South Fourteenth Street
Tallahassee
Fla
Arnold Sehvalla
Harold Moore
Mostien
Georges Gevert
Fort Separ
Ani
Teg
Bodley Lodge
Frank J. Hendrickson
F. W. Brinkoetter
ST. Brage
J. Smith
W.L. Wing
R. M. Oakrey
S. A. Lee
Erde W Beatty
A L Martin
Theo vVedi
E. W. Crockett
Nurthe
Peratures
Toe Hyip
MD Cea Ee
Bridget
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