Arrest in Philadelphia bomb outrage case
Federal authorities aid Malle police in investigating three explosions within twenty five minutes. One man arrested, not charged, kept in custody. Targeted at Ernest T president of the chamber of commerce, William B Mills acting head of Philadelphia police, and Justice Von Moschzisker. A nearby injured wife of Judge Knowles. Anonymous circular linked to anarchists noted.
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Philadelphia
Ernest T
Chamber of Commerce of Philadelphia
United States Chamber of Commerce
William B. Mills
Philadelphia Police
Robert von Moschzisker
Pennsylvania Screme Court
Wilfe G. Knowles
Municipal Art
von Moschzieker
Omp
Attendants Strike at Elgin Hospital
In Elgin Illinois thirteen attendants including fifteen men and four women walked out Tuesday at the state hospital for the insane after the arrest of John Pemberton for assaulting patient Albert Johnson of Rockford, with two other attendants later identified in separate charges. The strikers cited $35 monthly pay and lost restraints as factors, while Superintendent Dr Albert Hinton said replacements would be found and physicians and their wives could handle the situation if needed.
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Chicago
Jan. L
State Hospital For the Insane
Elgin
John Pemberton
Albert Johnson
Rockford
Ill
Albert Hinton
Ralph Pemberton
John
Otis Williams
P. W. Craven
Geneva
Hinton
Europe Needs U S Pork Before July Warn Hoover
Washington January 1 Europe must ship every pound of pork possible from the United States before next July the food administration was advised by a cablegram from Herbert C Hoover in Paris He urges heightened export effort to ease shortages and stabilize markets aboard the relief mission flowing from Europe.
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Europe
Nodds Park
Washington
United States
The
Food Administration
Herbert C. Hoover
Paris
Man Arrested After Passing Forged Checks in Quincy
Avery Wallace Malone was jailed by Policeman George Steinbrecher after attempting to cash forged checks at the Standard Liquor Saloon on Hampshire Street. He admitted in custody to cashing at least six checks on local saloonkeepers, using a rubber stamp to imitate Clough Construction checks. The forged amounts ranged from 4.80 to 17.35 dollars, made out to James R. Bradfield and signed by Edward B. Gibson. Malone, a likely juvenile, carried only 29 cents and claimed Chicago as his home after a few days in Quincy. He began the scheme earlier on New Year’s Eve but was not caught until after 10 pm.
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Avery Wallace Malone
George Steinbrecher
Standard Liquor Company
Hampshire
Third
Fourth
Chicago
Quincy
Malone
Louis Melton
Jack Hilfrink
Fred Smith
Smith
Fred Scharnhorst
Mrs. Gerald Tipton Dies in Blessing Hospital
Grace Faernes Tipton wife of Gerald A. Tipton died at Blessing Hospital on Tuesday at 7 30 p m after influenza and pneumonia. She moved from the family home at 417 South Twenty fourth street to the hospital last Friday. Born in north Missouri she trained as a teacher in Kirksville and Evans ton and taught in Iowa Missouri schools before marriage. She was a longtime member and Sunday school superintendent at the First Presbyterian Church in Quincy.
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Grace Faernes Tipton
Gerald A. Tipton
Blessing Hospital
South Twentyfourth Street
Quincy
Mr. Tipton
Evanston
Bushnell, St
North
Missouri
Kirksville State Normal
Northwestern University
Iowa
First Presbyterian Church
Tribute to a nurturing mother and community leader
The obituary honors a devoted superintendent and mother, praised for leadership with children and steadfast kindness. She leaves husband, three sons Maurice, Marsh, and Bennett Gerald, her father Thomas J. Barnes, and sisters Emma Tipton and Nella Barnes, reflecting a broad circle of mourners and influence.
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O. E. Sosiery
Maurice E
Marsh B
Bennett Gerald
Thomas J. Barnes
Kirksville
Emma B. Tipton
Latimer, Ta
Nella F. Barnes
Quincy
Elks Give $60,000 To Salvation Army Fund
New York January 1 a 60000 gift to the war relief commission of the Order of Elks to the Salvation Army is announced by Commander Evangeline Booth. The money funds war relief work and was presented by the Elks commission chaired by ex Governor John K Tener.
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New York
War Relief Commission
Order of Elks
Salvation Army
Evangeline C. Booth
Elks’ Commission
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
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Malle Police
Justice von Moschsisker
Polce
Torquemada
Amerigan Shoe
N. 5Th ST
Elgin Hospital
Gerald Tipton
Quincy Gas, Electric & Htg, Co
Elks
Mathes
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
J. W. Busch, Mer
STATE
E. V. Seggelke
Feed Merchant
PHONE
J. Gehring
Hampshire St
Berghofer-Mitchell Co
Sheet Metal Workers
Jersey St
Walton Heights
Quincy, Il
Quincy, Hil
Miller Bros. Transfer Co
C. H. Wurst CO
N. W. Cor. 7Th and State Sts
Quincy, Ill
WM. Mast Manufacturing CO
State ST
Fick Coal Co
Ohio
the Wolf Manufacturing Company
WHIG
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