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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1920

Page

2

Omaha Bank Robbery Car Recovered In city

Police traced the bandits who robbed the Benson bank to a Cadillac found parked on Chicago street near the People’s Ice and Coal Co. The car, stolen from the Methodist hospital, bore a similar Iowa license number to another vehicle involved in an earlier collision. Detectives raced through Omaha to identify the two men who drove the car to the scene. The car was towed to the Central garage for further investigation.

Omaha Benson Bank Chicago Street Twelfth Thirteenth Streets People’s Ice and Coal Company Central Police Station Ray Minnix Grand Avenue Chicago Streets John Dunn Minnix Twelfth Street Methodist Hospital John Ka Ice Company Police Department

Genius Superior to Law Says an Italian Judge

In Turin a famed conductor Toscanini was tried for assaulting a violinist. He was acquitted as judges deemed a fine unjust for genius. Witness Professor Pastor, a psychologist, testified genius destroys responsibility. The defense argued the maestro’s sublime frenzy, during which his formal personality pales, elevates his art above legal confines.

Turin Italy Arturo Toscanini Toscanni Clemonte Campanini Chicago Grand Opera Company Pastor Toscanini Maezstro

Tragic Doll Gift Drowns Baby Aboard Nieuw Amsterdam

A four inch water-filled bath pail aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam caused the drowning of a baby named Jan Jr. after a Christmas doll gift toppled from a bunk. Mrs. Jan Pustus and family, recently arrived from Holland, returned to find the child unresponsive.

New York Nieuw Amsterdam Holland Jan Pustus Des Moines Jan, Jr Santa Claus Santa Lalh Jas

Women defend Topeka shoppers against extravagance blame

Topeka club women joined Wit Kemper price commissioner to repudiate the claim that women drive high prices. They urged men to curb their own costly habits such as $75 suits and $25 silk shirts before blaming women for extravagance.

Topeka Kan Jan Kemper Fair Price

British Lords Thank American Navy And Military Forces

British lord mayors provosts and mayors of towns in Great Britain and Ireland express gratitude for American army and navy aid in the war and regret their departure from the British Isles. The U S State Department and Secretaries Baker and Daniels acknowledge the address.

Washington State Department London United States Great Britain Ireland British Isles Department Baker Daniels United States OF America Islands

Palmyra News Highlights Local Events and People

Palmyra and nearby towns share updates on residents and visitors. Allen Smith and Mrs. Cummins discuss family ties as travelers, with Gilkinson and Wevand in town. Harold Cary’s skating accident, Bernard Zoller’s football success at Central College, and Bernard’s return for Christmas are noted. Community events include New Year’s Eve ball by the American Legion and a Methodist Christmas party, plus church meetings and local civic decorations.

Liuratio Cunningham Unis Hoberta Reiger Chisemy Shis Illinois Kenry Cummins Jémporia Kan American Legion Wewiven Bernard Zoller Wie Central College Pasyettte Syem Zutter Bernard Robert Taiemer Nebraska Hoom Y Howard Palmyrao Opty Hehtane Raymond Menames Halidays MehKates Na Ester Mentaines Ds Aiso Marion County Ing Philadelphia Neigh Whex County Macrover Mitchell North Yakima Wash Arthur Baredorf Felty Kirksville Sadie Smith Jarey Baldwin Warren Christian Church

Record Motor Output for 1919 Sets New High

New York reports total motor vehicle production in 1919 reached 1,891,929 with a wholesale valuation of 1,807,594,580 dollars, a record. Passenger cars totaled 1,586,787, trucks 305,142, exports valued at 110,000,000 dollars, signaling a two billion dollar industry. Nebraska and Iowa lead per capita registrations, while a faucet leak wastes 150 gallons daily.

New York National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Nebraska Iowa

Wreckage Shows SCHOONER T. W. Allen Sunk Near Barwick

Wreckage from the American schooner T. W. Allen of Providence drifted ashore at Harborville on the Bay of Fundy. Maine authorities fear the vessel was lost with all on board after a terrific gale. The schooner, 96 tons, sailed from New Bedford on November 19 for the Cape Verde islands with 16 crew and eight passengers.

Halifax N.S T. W. Allen Providence R. I New Bedford Mass Harborville Bay of Fundy Barwick Maine Cape Verde Islands

Radicals prepare for call on Wilson on Lincoln's birthday

Thousands of radicals from across the nation plan a demonstration on the White House lawn February 12 to appeal to President Wilson for the release of political prisoners from federal penitentiaries. The event signals growing unrest among reform advocates and labor groups.

New York White House Lincoln Wilson

Amnesty Walk Protest Planned by Peo Freedom Union

The Peo Freedom union announced a proposed demonstration connected to the group that organized the Christmas Day amnesty walk on Fifth Avenue, which was dispersed by police.

Peo Freedom Union Fifth Avenue

Two Dead In Los Angeles Home Gas Heater Fumes

G B Sinclair sixty one a noted inventor of musical instruments and his wife Margaret Sinclair fifty eight were found dead in the breakfast room of their Los Angeles home on Thursday. Officials say they apparently died from inhaling fumes from a gas heater.

Los Angeles G. B. Sinclair Margaret Sinclair

Army rescinds Gary steel strike military rule at mayor request

Civil law report from Gary Indiana indicates army officials have rescinded military rule in the steel airfield zone at Mayor Hodges request. The order is interpreted to mean immediate withdrawal of troops amid the nationwide steel strike.

Gary Chicago Ind Steel Warriors Hodges

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