New Gem City classes attract wide turnout and diverse students
Fifteen states and several foreign regions send entrants to the winter term at the college. From Montana to Saskatchewan and Colorado to Missouri, students arrive as the college expands its male stenographer program to meet rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uincy
Gem City
Liege
Adents
Wayne Quigley
Montana
Canton
Edna Law
Inesota
Hugh Mistrong
Georgia
L. H. Vanistrom
Saskatchewan
Canada
Taylor
Colorado
Aboma
Fred m
A. M. Milan
Ar- Eises
Missouri
Arabia
Southwest
Austro-Hungarian Envoy Tar-nowski To Sail Jan 13
Count Tarfrnowski the new Austrian ambassador to the United States will sail Amsterdam on the Noordam January 13 after long negotiations. The State Department was advised that he is ready to depart for Washington under assurances from Germany and Britain that entente moral courage will not hinder his passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngton
Count Tar- Frnowski
United States
Yarments
Amsterdam
Noordam
State Department
Washington
Eye Mance
Great Britain
Billik and daughter adamant on pardon in Cleveland
Mrs. Hern Billik and daughter Edna deny knowledge of any engagement to Jerry Vizal. They express no assurance over Herman Billik's pardon after his release from the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Tan
Hern Billik
Edna Billik
Herman Billik
Noi State Penitentiary
War relief fund reaches two hundred thousand dollars
From New York to abroad the British French Belgian relief fund will send two hundred sand dollars to aid the three nations blinded mule project and an exchange effort. About $319,834 has been pledged in ten months with $10 disbursed to administration. A separate note mentions a portrait sale and several obituaries and political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Permawind War Relief
Elment
Fragmentary note hints at housing and theater timing
A garbled fragment references a seven room house and a theater in a rushed three minute window. Names and full context are unclear, but the snippet suggests a discussion of housing and theater access or timing.
Night school classes offered by YMCA education department
The YMCA education department announces a 12 month night school term starting Monday year. Courses include Business English taught by C H Thuermer with Monday Wednesday 7 80 to 8 30 schedule and 2 tuition for 24 lessons. Arithmetic by C H Thuermer 8 30 to 9 30 with 2 tuition. Bookkeeping by L C Tune on Tuesday and Thursday 7 30 to 8 30 with 2 50 tuition. Penmanship by W H Brazelton 8 20 to 9 30 on Tuesday and Thursday with 2 tuition. A 1 membership fee applies for nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Ach
C. H. Thuermer
L. C. Tune
Gem City Business College
Thursda
W. H. Brazelton
Association
World of Pleasure comes to Empire Hippodrome Saturday
The Winter Garden spectacle A World of Pleasure arrives from the Palace theater Chicago with a 100 plus cast for two acts and nine scenes. The show promises lavish scenery, music and beauty with no strong plot but ample visual delight and top performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Garden
Palace Theater
Chicago
Hippodrome
New York
Pretty Girls
Duo Tuis
Western Railroads On The Water Wagon In The Intermountain
Denver January 4 All railroads operating through the intermountain region have ceased liquor sales in dining cars. The Union Pacific is the last line to comply. The order ends serving alcohol in Wyoming dining cars, creating a dry corridor from Chicago and the Mississippi River to Utah and New Mexico for rail passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Intersmountain
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Chicago
Mississippi River
Utah
New Mexico
Striking Woodsmen May Cause Trouble in Lumber Camps
Gov J A A Burnquist said county officials in northern Minnesota could manage unrest created by I W W agitators and striking woodsmen without federal troops. Senator L H Nord warned closures of large paper mills near International Falls if logging operations stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
J. A. A. Burnquist
Minnesota
L. H. Nord
International Falls
Leap year marriage license totals fall in San Francisco
Final records show 5970 marriage licenses issued in 1916 in San Francisco, down from 6579 in 1915 and 6799 in 1914. Despite opportunities for women, the drop is blamed largely on higher living costs, with 514 showing a higher total than 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Railroad Offers Settlement in Damages Suit
Denver Boulder and Western railroad attorneys offer to pay R. L. Martin $46,000 to settle a damage suit pending in Boulder Colorado. Officials claim the road faces bankruptcy. Martin, a mining promoter, says a 1913 wreck caused permanent ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
Denver, Boulder and Western Railroad
Ward
R. L. Martin
Martin
American surgeons seek army posts in Britain
London January 4. The Daily Telegraph reports arrangements to replace many young British hospital surgeons with American doctors to allow Britons to join the army. It notes hundreds of U.S. doctors have volunteered to serve but cannot receive commissions as they are not British practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Telegraph
United States
The
Telegraph
Hinterliter Trial To Open In Olney Court
Roy Hinterliter faces trial in Olney circuit court for the death of his sweetheart Elizabeth Ratcliffe of Paoli during an alleged illegal operation. The case hinges on evidence from the attempted act and surrounding circumstances as the court session begins.
English Rector Resigns from Westminster Church
London report states Rev. Dr. G Campbell Morgan will resign as pastor of Westminster at Buckingham Gate. The announcement cites his planned departure date and the church’s transition arrangements in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
G. Campbell Morgan
Westminster Currion
Buckingham Gate Biscueset
Proposes New Petition for Subway Crossing
L. L. Boyer county highway superintendent to file a new petition with the public utilities commission asking for a subway at the Burlington tracks crossing the highway south of Golden. A previous petition was dismissed Tuesday for changes to the plan. He is preparing revised drainage and other improvements and will file the new petition soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Boyer
Public Utilities Commission
Burlington
Golden
Commission
Boyer
Gerard Confers With Hollweg On German Peace Reply
Berlin January 4 A long cable from Ambassador Gerard to President Wilson follows a conference with Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg. Gerard hinted the chancellor spoke of an unfavorable reply to Germanys peace offers while German papers unite in backing force. editors fear war will dictate neutrals stance and editorial calls for a sword response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wilson
Gerard
von Bethman- Hollweg
Germany
Entente
Cologne
Kreuz Zeitung
Mooney trial links funding to Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram
In San Francisco on January 4, prosecutors said letters seized from The Blast office show Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram, a wealthy New York woman, finances the defense in Thomas J. Mooney’s case and the other defendants. Alexander Berkman heads the defense, with W. Rourke Cochran and Maxwell McNutt as attorneys. Warren K. Billings was convicted months ago. other defendants include Mrs. Mooney, Edward D. Nolan, and Israel Weinberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Thomas J. Mooney
Fickert
Cram
W. Rourke Cochran
New York
Maxwell McNutt
Warren K. Billings
Mooney
Mrs. Mooney
Edward D. Nolan
Israel Weinberg
Colonel Allaire Holds Huge Job In Mexican Campaign
Colonel W. Lt. Allaire of the 1th infantry commands the camp at El Valle San Buena Ventur a Mexico the southernmost post of the American punitive expedition He directs the Eighth infantry brigade and oversees one cavalry two infantry regiments several batteries engineers a signal detachment and an aero squadron He must manage patrols intelligence and health for thousands while guarding the troubled town of El Valle near the camp where a Carranza garrison now stands and Villa sympathizers once did The task tests his leadership amid tense frontier conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Valle San Buena Ventura
Mexico
Allaire
1Th Infantry
Conly
Eighth Infantry
Villa
el Valle
Carranza
Police capture convict in St Louis hotel tale
James Harland arrested in a fashionable hotel in St Louis has admitted he is Ernest Leford former purchasing agent for Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt and an escaped Sing Sing convict. Leford says he was convicted of jewel theft but denies stealing the jewels valued at 70 000 from two New York hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
James Harland
Ernest Leford
Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt
Sing Sing
New York
Leford
War Leads to Extravagance in Sharon
Prosperity from the European war spurs speculation and public excess as Sharon observers note rising private wealth and lavish spending. Reports describe increased consumption, inflated prices, and a perceived shift in local finances amid uncertain national policy and wartime markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Local messenger unhurt in wreck near Illiopolis
Walter Ryan of 71714 North Fifth street was not aboard the Wabash express when Train No 3 from Decatur to Kansas City derailed near Illiopolis. Baggage car overturned, express car and first coach stayed upright. Edward M Straley of 419 South Eighteenth street also a messenger on the train, unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ryan
North Fifth Street
Miliopolis
Chicago
Joseph Cunnane
Mr. Ryan
Decatur
Kansas City
Illiopolis
Ryan
Edward M. Straley
South Eighteenth Street
Quincys Pulse Banquet Program Arranged Tonight
A Knights of Columbus fourth degree banquet is planned in the Vineyard room at the Quincy hotel with vocal selections and two papers read. The event occurs tonight as part of a local social calendar with expected attendance by members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Vineyard
Quincy Hotel
Grease Fire Damages No Property in West Fourth Street Home
Firemen from stations one two and three responded to a grease pan fire at the R Morrison home on West Fourth Street between Broadway and Spring. The blaze started on a stove at 9 15 AM Wednesday but caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Morrison
Fourth Street
Broadway
Spring
Will Lecture Here By Dr Rowena Morse Mann
Dr Rowena Morse Mann of Chicago will deliver the second lecture in a series on Modern Drama under the Friends in Council at 4 pm this afternoon. Her topic will be German and English Drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Morse-Mann
Chicago
Friends In Council
Dancing Party Invites From Knights of Columbus Council
The Quin cy council of the Knights of Columbus has issued invitations for a dancing party to be given in the K of C hall Jan 11. The event aims to bring together members and friends for an evening of dance and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Council of the Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall Jan. IL
Triplet Calves Draw Attention At Ursa Farm
On L. C. Shriver’s Ursa area farm a mile south, three calves born last week weigh 113 pounds together. Triplet births are rare and surviving triplets are uncommon, drawing local attention to the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Shriver
Ursa
Morris Brothers Athletic Club Dance Draws Crowds
About two hundred couples attended the Morris Brothers Athletic club dance at the Labor temple on Wednesday night. O’Farrell’s orchestra provided the music while the committee, led by Chairman O. E. Johnson, handled doors with McGary and Krueger, checked guests, and L. Meyer, W. Wilde, M. Wilde, and A. Rockenbach managed the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Club
Morris Brothers’ Athletic Club
Labor Temple
O'Farrell
O. E. Johnson
Door
McGary
Krueger
L. Meyer
W. Wilde
M. Wilde
A. Rockenbach
Majestic Cafe Owner Heads to Chicago for Prospective Branches
Sam Papas, co owner of the Majestic cafe, left Quincy early this morning for Chicago to visit relatives. Before returning he will pass through Bloomington, Aurora and Peoria to scout sites for a potential branch restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sam Papas
Majestic Cafe
Eli
Quincy
Bloomington
Aurora
Peoria
Local milk dealer licenses issued under new ordinance
Frank Sohn of 2008 State Street Fred Schneberger of Thirty second and State Streets and Keck Brothers of 716 State Street obtained licenses as milk dealers on Wednesday under the town's new ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sohn
State Street
Fred Schneberger
State Streets
Keck Brothers
Wheelock Announces Candidacy for States Attorney
John G. Wheelock, appointed city attorney after J. L. Adair resigned, has announced his candidacy for nomination to the office at the primaries February 27. Wheelock last fall was elected states attorney, and now seeks the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Wheelock
J. L. Adair
McNamara Sent To Dark Cell For Refusing Work
James B. McNamara, serving a life term for the 1910 Los Angeles Times building bombing in which twenty people died, was ordered into the disciplinary dungeon at San Quentin Wednesday night for refusing to work in the jute mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
San Quentin
Cal
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Arizona Senator NI. PHORNESX in Washington telegram notice
A telegram from Washington reports Senator Marcus A. Smith of Arizona was seriously ill. The message, dated January, updates on his health status and outlines potential implications for state representation. Further details are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
NI. Phornesx
Washington
Marcus A. Smith
Two Dobrudja Towns Taken
Berlin dispatch reports two Dobrudja towns captured by German forces in the north. Details are incomplete due to the damaged telegram text. The names Matchiuv and Tijilal appear garbled in transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobrudja
Berlin
Tan
Matchiuv
Tijilal
Hunt for Oil Ends in Circuit Court
Judge Akers in circuit court sustained the master in chancery Edward Allen in the suit of A J Clark against H Sweet and found for the defendant Sweet The suit grew from an oil search after Clark excavated for water on Sweet s property After water was secured indications led to a verbal agreement to dig deeper in search of oil Clark claimed wages for well digging The master found for the defendant in the claim for pay for additional digging and the court upheld that decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akers
Circuit Court
Edward Allen
A. J. Clark
H. Sweet
Sweet
Clark
Master In Chancery
Exports Jump in 1916 Twelve Months Trade Rise
U S exports for eleven months ending November 30 1916 rose by over a billion dollars from the prior year with November export value at 516 976 359 compared to 227 070 353 in November 1913. Imports through November totaled 2 186 821 703 up from 1 606 764 190 in 1915. South America shows large import growth with November 1916 at 35 716 000 and eleven month total at 385 821 ? into the United States. Exports to South America rose with November 1916 at 17 759 431 and eleven months totaling 197 501 248.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
South America
Court Order Ends Case Against Hyde in Slaying
Kansas City backstory reports Judge Porterfield will issue a nolle prosequi ending the prosecution of Dr B Clark Hyde for the murder of Col Thomas H Swope. The ruling follows a court hearing as the new prosecutor prepares to take office, leaving charges virtually dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
B. Clark Hyde
Col
Thomas H. Swope
E. E. Porterfield
Criminal Court
Porterfield
W Porterfield
Hunt C. Moore
Jr. Tivde
Supreme Court
Nolle Prosequi
Japan to arm merchant ships defensively
Japan informed the U S state department that it intends to arm merchant ships for defense and asked if the United States has any special rules for passage of armed ships through the Panama Canal. The move, seen as fear of broader German submarine activity, follows heavy German undersea actions affecting Japanese tonnage through the canal and possibly in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
State Department
Panama Canal
Mediterranean
Pacific
Admiralty
New England
Enforced Passport Rules Stop Extraditions to US
London reports that stricter US passport regulations ended extradition cases of Americans from England. Previously a significant embassy division, year by year, but no American criminal or suspect faced Bow Street arraignment for extradition in the current year under the tightened rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
England
Bow Street
Two Zeppelins Destroyed at Tondern Denmark
A Reuters dispatch from Copenhagen cites Ribe Stiftstidende reporting two Zeppelins were destroyed at Tondern Schleswig due to fire from defective wiring in a newly built double shed. The incident was confirmed by Copenhagen sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jan
Tondern
Schueswig
Reuter
Copenhagen
Ribe
Jutland
Stifta Tidende
Unitarian Church Re-elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Unitarian church annual meeting on Wednesday all church societies report prosperity with balances in the treasury. Incumbents were re-elected as Trustees Otto Mohrenstecher Judge McCarl E F Bradford Samuel Eldred and W H Woodruff secretary Mrs Lyman McCarl treasurer John L Bert. The afternoon Women’s Alliance met and heard Rev Lyman Greenman speak on extension work. The societies reporting included the Women’s Alliance Ladies’ Industrial society and the Daughters of Ixing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Otto Mohrenstecher
Judge McCarl
E. F. Bradford
Samuel Eldred
W. H. Woodruff
Lyman McCarl
John L. Bert
Women's Alliance
Lyman Greenman
Women’s Alliance
Ladies’ Industrial Society
The
Ixing’s Daughters
French Colonists Lacking Hardiness Near Verdun
A chief surgeon at a major field hospital reports that native colonial troops are not tougher than French whites. He claims whites tolerate pain better, noting natives suffer similar wound complications and show greater pain complaints under wartime injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun
France
National Hymn Sparks Civic Reflection in Washington
J Horace MacFarland president of the American Civic Federation at the national park conference urged Americans to align sentiment with action quoting I love thy rocks and hills thy woods and templed hills noting that people mine out or chop away nature while singing of loving it at the Interior Department event in Washington on January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Horace MacFarland
American Civic Federation
Interior Department
MacFarland
London Papers In Further Criticism Of Wilson Note
London papers echo criticism of President Wilson after Spain rejects Washington overtures. The Times editorial argues Spanish government wise action and Holland's stance as neutral republics show independent neutrals not aligning with Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wilson
Spain
Washington
the Times
Holland
South
America
President Wilson backs reasonable rivers and harbors bill
President Wilson favored a reasonable rivers and harbors bill in the current session. He told House Rivers and Harbors Committee Chairman Sparkman that he generally approved of the measure, which provides about 29 million dollars to continue existing programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Sparkman
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
American Tobacco Shipments Released In Denmark and Holland
Washington Jan 4 Three quarters of five million dollars worth of American tobacco seized in Denmark and Holland for alleged failure to comply with British trade agreements has been released. The department said the balance and a large amount held on the Atlantic seaboard will be allowed to proceed soon as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Denmark
Holland
Department
Atlantic Seaboard
Mexican Assembly Ratifies Direct Elections Paragraph
Queretaro Mex Jan 4 The assembly has ratified the paragraph in the new constitution providing direct elections to the house of deputies and an alternate for each senator. It is provided that senators and deputies may not be called to account for opinions expressed in the discharge of their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queretaro
Mex
Assembly
House of Deputies
Perkins Paid $40,000 for LaSalle Convention HQ
Chicago Jan 4 The Progressive national convention headquarters at the Hotel LaSalle last June cost George W Perkins $40 000, manager Stevens admitted. Perkins check was the largest received by the hotel in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
LaSalle
George W. Perkins
Stevens
Perkins
Mrs Sarah A Cox Funeral Friday Morning
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Ann Cox will be held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the Herman Stemner chapel 422 South Eighth Street. Burial is in the Soldiers' Home cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Cox
Sarah Ann Cox
Herman Stemner
South Eighth Street
Soldiers’ Home Cemetery
Army Captain Cochran Dies in El Paso Hospital
Capt Percy M Cochran of the quartermaster corps U S A died at the base hospital Wednesday of pneumonia. He was a native of Florida. E S Mullinger returned Wednesday noon from Galesburg where he visited since Saturday with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiladelphia
Alexand{r Gillam
Philadelphia
National Nation
Titusville
Itusville
John J.iter
Hugh Ndon
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Col. Carter
Asylvania
EL Paso
Tex
Percy M. Cochran
Quartermaster Corps
Florida
E. S. Mullinger
Galesburg
Indoor baseball opens with two league games in YMCA gym
Enthusiasm marked the Commercial league indoor baseball evening at the YMCA gym with two five inning games. The Doctors defeated the Business Men 32 to 11, then Otis Shop beat Standard Oil 19 to 8 in a key matchup. Friday’s game will decide the series, with Otis or Oil advancing to the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Shop
Standard Oil Boys
Otis
Oil Boys
Standard Oil
Sullivan
Eggeson
Heuer
DeVall
Samuel Gabel
Lumenstall
Schriber
F. Druffel
W. Dr
Norway fears coal famine from British export ban
London reports that only the British legation in Christiania and Norwegian fishing steamers supplying England are exempt from a British prohibition on coal exports to Norway. The action stems from dissatisfaction with Norway's ore and fish exports and other treaty provisions with Great Britain. A coal shortage is feared and the Norwegian cabinet weighs the next move in a serious crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
London
England
Norway
Great Britain
Hall Named Chancellor at Washington University
Frederic A. Hall, acting chancellor, was appointed chancellor of Washington University to succeed David F. Houston, who resigns to stay in President Wilson's cabinet. The board formally accepted Houston's resignation, and Houston said he would continue his cabinet duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Frederic A. Hall
Washington University
David F. Houston
Board of Trustees of
Washington University Corporation
Houston
Wilson
Veteran Signalman of Army Retires
Washington January four Secretary Baker grants retirement for Eng. Gen. George P Scriven chief signal officer effective February fourteen He has served since 1874 when appointed to the Military Academy from Pennsylvania Lieut Col George Q Souier acting assistant chief signal officer now in charge of aviation service expected to succeed him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baker
George P. Scriven
Army
Scriven
Military Academy
Pennsylvania
George QO. Souier
Macomb man accused of stealing turkeys
Macomb resident Charles Frakes was brought to Carthage on a burglary charge after being implicated by Orvil White of Joett in the disappearance of White’s turkeys. White said the birds were sold in Colchester. Deputy Sheriff John Barclay of Macomb made the arrest on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Carthage
Inl
Charles Frakes
Orvil White
Joett
Frakes
White
Colchester
John Barclay
Weather outlook for Illinois Missouri and Iowa
Illinois sees increasing cloudiness on Thursday possibly bringing rain in the south and rain or snow in the north Thursday night into Friday with colder Friday. Missouri follows with clouds and likely rain at night. Iowa expects partly cloudy conditions Thursday with unsettled, colder Friday and a chance of rain or snow.
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Illnois
South
North
Missouri
Iowa
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Western Railroads
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Nolan
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U. S
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