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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1919

Page

2

Polling Places and Officials of Elections for Quincy

The polling places for the next primary election for city and town officers in Quincy are set for the last Tuesday in February. The text also notes the forthcoming general election date for city and town officers.

Quincy A. D Chamber of Commerce Chamber Sam W Quincy Daily Herald Quincy Whig Quincy Herald Journal of Industry Mississippi Valley Farm News Quincy Chamber of Commerce William G. McAdoo Lawrence Y. Sherman King W. G. McAdoo Lewis Sherman

Sloan's Liniment Ad Highlights Quick Pain Relief

An old advertisement urges readers not to neglect rheumatic and external aches. It promotes Sloan's Liniment for joints muscles bruises and stiffness with instant relief without mess. Big bottle recommended, economical due to large sales and available from druggists in 30 60 and 1 20 prices.

Sloan

Designation of April 1919 elections across city wards

The first Tuesday in April 1919 fixes precinct locations for all wards with detailed street addresses for each of the precincts and lists appointed judges and clerks for each precinct. Precinct lines cover First through Seventh Wards with multiple subprecincts and specify replacements for vacancies.

N. St. St N. 6Th Ave 6Th Ave N. 6Th Chas. Gustison Tim Ford George W. Garrison Max Bell Pat Reedermeyer George Hy. Stipa Leonard RB Schmitt Martin Grimm William Hf. Sturhan Herman Mueller Lawrence B. Coard William S. Sturhan al Heiner William J Dieker RE. Weeks Wm. Schulte J. A. Bunting Will Ends William Krieghauser George H. Pauk Charles H. Meyer Clem Upschulte August Koring H. J. Rottmann Fred Danielmeyer William Lehbring Louis Quest Harry Spilker William Budde Herman Schelp Fifth Ward August Dierkes C. J. Manning Ray E. Lee John C. Walker H. Winking Henry Obrock J. P. McDonald Ralph Albright Otis W. Cate Charles W. Monroe Joseph Steinkamp Thomas R. Petri Sam Baldwin R. H. Jansen D. V. C. Barker Ed P. Kern Charles W. Zang Edgar Potter George Terwelp Sulerman J. Becker Lawrence Mescher J. N. Tibesar John Wissman A. Bert Currier William F. Bader R. B. Kiefer FE. F. Bradford H. J. Mast J. B.C. Frieburg Newton Ames Frank Rothyzeb Charles T. Rogers Howard J. Wheeler Matthew G. Dettle Charles Cottrell E. W. Schroeder Whil- Mam Kk Abbott Henry Huesman Fred H. Witt Thomas Thomas C. Johnson Loren C. Cox Electrona C. C. Andrews H. C. Emerson R. EF. Hackman J. E E. Schauf Walter Scott W. B. Hockenfeld P. J. O’brien O. L. Morris Milton L. Riddle W. J. Schlottman W. Seggelke H. W. Amburn J. Northun W. A. Gilbert Charles E. Clark Alfred Anderson Walter A. Tapp B. West H. V. Williams Alex Swartout A. O. Metzger John Campbell M. G. Raum Walter Schilling Henry Ritter, Jr Theo Menke John Benning Nick Warner Frank Steinkamp August C. Schrock John G. Neustadt John A. Fries, Jr Lawrence Deters George V. Zumstex Wkreuger J. Ta Huseman A. J. Ludwig HW. Rettmann A. RB. Weisenburger August Bergmann Wm. Strakeljahn Frank H. Kathmann Fh Echtenkaup T. Bert Anton M. Roehle A. Seifert W.ttemy Roy Hoffman Ed Heinze A. J. Niemeyer E. A. Mollenheuer S&s Florence Schroeder W. TL. Sehragg George FB. Glattfeld Wm. Hlaubbert Chas. Burmeyer Preeimet J. W. Meyer Gee Haddenhorst Walter IJ Ebert

Women sue DC officials for 400000 damages continued

Washington January 7 The district court continues suits filed by National Woman's Party members against the District of Columbia commissioners and Occoquan workhouse Superintendent Whittaker for 400000 damages. The action stems from the women's imprisonment during protests in front of the White House several months earlier.

Washington Stevens National Woman's Party District of Columbia Whittaker Occoquan White House

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