Sinn Fein constitution published by the Globe
The Globe publishes what it calls a Sinn Fein constitution for Ireland. It asserts Ireland’s claim to nationhood, pledges to deny British parliamentary authority, support armed means to end subjection, and proposes a constituent assembly to create a national welfare and industry program.
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London
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Globe
Irish Republic
Trish Republic
Sinn Feinn
England
Irland
Poor Law Board
Balance Sheet Items and Totals Disclosure
The page lists total resources as liabilities with capital stock paid in 2 012 765 85, surplus fund 200 000 90, undivided profits net 50 000 00, deposits bank 47 639 59, other deposits 819 403 24 and a total 95 722 72. The figures reflect a financial statement segment showing asset and liability components.
Army engineers to convoy home early units listed
Practically all companies of the 3fth engineers and remaining units of the 20th engineers, not included in prior War Department notices, are assigned to early convoy home. The group includes 157 officers and 4,343 men across regimental HQs, battalions, medical detachments, base hospital, aero squadron, trench mortar batteries, and cement mill companies.
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Washington
3Fth Engineers
20Th Engineers
War Department
37Th Engineers
House Defers Vote On Day Amendment
Springfield Alabama January 10 House members adjourned early after an agreement between wets and drys to postpone action on the federal prohibition amendment until next Tuesday. Anti liquor leaders planned field work while dry opponents vow a strong fight and possible referendum to delay action two years. Senate ratification reportedly strengthens dry ranks awaiting the vote.
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Springfield
Tripmets Anti-Saloon League Board of Directors
Senate
Young German Baron Gets Three Months Jail Term
Baron Allardt Von Dem B Muench, nephew of former German ambassador Count Von Bernstorff, is sentenced to three months in county jail for attempting entry with a forged passport. Edward Michael Zaccho receives one year for conspiracy. Clemency sought for Muench due to youth and prior confinement after 1914 battle.
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San Francisco
Baron Allardt von Dem B. Muench
Count von Bernstorff
Baron Muench
Edward Michael Zaccho
Foreign Office
M. T. Dooling
Zaccho
John W. Preston
United States
Riva
France Confers High Honor on Gen March
General Peyton C. March, chief of staff, was informed by the French government that he had been named grand officer of the legion of honor. The decoration honors his distinguished WWI service for the United States and the Allies. Other generals were named commanders and officers of the legion of honor.
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Washington
Peyton C. March
United States
France
Frank McIntyre
Henry Jervey
George W. Goethals
William (. Gorgas
Gronna Urges Continued Wheat Guaranty Support
Senator Gronna of North Dakota urged in the Senate that the government guaranteed price for wheat in 1919 be maintained and that farmers be dealt with justly. He warned that official estimates of losses to the wheat guarantee could harm production and called for actions to encourage the agriculture industry.
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Washington
Gronna
North Dakota
Republican
Senate
Food Administration
Ife
Births Reported to Board of Health in Local Register
Recent birth notices list couples and addresses across the city with dates ranging from October to January. The board records a mix of sons and daughters born to families including Burrs Tertstriey Kircher Taylor Landwehr Carter Philips Vonder Haar Freshburg Gordon Lohmeyer Eising Mueschen and others at numerous streets and neighborhoods.
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Board of Health
John Burrs
Fog
Vine Street
Bernard Tertstriey
Melrose
Raymond Kircher
Ellington
See M. Yaylor
Cedar Street
Ronnie Landwehr
Jefferson Street
Get
James A. Carter
State Street
Niun
Arch Philips
Cherry Street
Fred Vonder Haar
North Fourteenth Street
Frank FE. Freshburg
Spring Street
O. B. Gordon
South Sixteenth Street
Walter H. Lohmeyer
South Seventeenth Street
John R. Eising
North Eleventh Street
Carl W. Mueschen
North Eleventh. Street
Roosevelt will estate trust for wife in will read
Theodore Roosevelt’s 1912 will, read at Sagamore Hill, places the estate in trust for his widow for life with she can dispose by will. After her death it divides among children. family silver and a $60,000 trust from his father go directly to heirs. Trustees include Theodore Roosevelt Jr and cousin W Emilen Roosevelt. Mrs Roosevelt to visit grave at Young’s Memorial Cemetery today with others. tribute from an army plane wreath lands on the grave. General Pershing and Captain Archibald Roosevelt send condolences.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Nassau County
Fieorre C. Cobbe
New York
Cobbe
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
W. Emilen Roosevelt
Young's Memorial
Colonel Roosevelt
William Sheffield Cowles
Farmington, Conn
Ethel Derby
Archibald Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt Field
Mineola
Pershing
General Pershing
United States Supreme Court
Airman Goldman Desertion Run Leads to Hancock Jail
Carthage January report states U S Army deserter Fontza Goldman, once injured in New York training, is held in Hancock county jail after being arrested in Keokuk. He married Olive Porter on Christmas Eve and is to be sent to New York for trial.
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Carthage
United States Army
Hancock County
Ponsa Goldman
Norman Tl Bennett
Keokuk
Fontza Goldman
New York
Goldman
Alexandria
Sheriff Bennett
Warsaw
Jan Roie
Jen Collener
Seton
Nov
Olive Porter
Bennett
Vandyke
Hamilton
Ford Contest Recount Call From Senate Committee
Washington January 10 Chairman Fomerene of the senate elections committee called a meeting to consider Henry Ford petition asking a recount of November election returns that showed Truman H. Newberry elected senator from Michigan.
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Ford
Washington
Fomerene
Senate Elections Committee
Henry Ford
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
County Women Plan Luncheon to Unite Unit Members
The County women's committee of the C. N. D. invites each county unit chairman and two delegates to a noon luncheon on Wednesday, April 23, to discuss the organization’s future. The event will be complimentary to county chairmen and delegates.
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Court House
H. W. Alexander
American Fund For
France
Ray Coakley
Quincy
R. H. Trattley
Social Service
W. S. Kirtley
Kirtley
J. E. Halligan
R. W. Alexander
W. F. Nirtley
R. H. Hartley
Mary Castle
H. M. Meade
Halligan
Betrothal announced for Leona Fischer and Frank Lammers
Engagement disclosed at Fischer home 720 North Twentieth Street with a verse from Miss Clara Lammers. The couple plans a spring wedding. Lammers is linked to Electric Wheel works and Fischer assisted Dr. L. M. Duncan in Willis State Bank Building. Lammers is son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lammers of 1828 Vine Street.
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Leona Fischer
John N. Fischer
Frank P. Lammers
Fischer
North Twentieth Street
Clara Lammers
Lammers
Miss Fischer
L. M. Duncan
Wiliis State Bank
Mr. Lammers
Bernard Lammers
Vine Street
Parkhurst Returns to Quincy on Business After Years Away
George Parkhurst, once in the Quincy clothing trade with his father Jonathan, visits on a business trip after 16 years. He chats with ex-clerk R. E. Hackman at Hotel Quin on about old times and roller skating feats in Palmyra. The tale recalls Harry Vokes performing a somersault on roller skates, praised in athletic records and witnessed by Parkhurst and a cheering crowd.
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George Parkhurst
Jonathan Parkhurst
Quincy
R. E. Hackman
Quinon
Harry Vokes
Palmyra
New York Clipper
Harry
Couple Quietly Marries in Palmyra on December 31
Edward Stravinski and Mrs Edna Tuxford of this city announced their December 31 marriage in Palmyra officiated by a Marion County justice of the peace. Stravinski works at the Excelsior store while Mrs Stravinski has been employed at the W T Duker store. They plan to reside at 101 North Eleventh Street, the bride’s former home.
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Edward Stravinski
Edna Tuxford
Palmyra
Marion Conmty
Stravinski
Excelsior
W T. Duker
Yes North Eleventh Street
Personal News From St Marys Area
Joseph Cunane at St Mary hospital shows considerable improvement Thursday and his condition is encouraging to friends and relatives. Mrs George Steinbrecher will go home from St Mary hospital today and will not need the anticipated operation. Rev E Deny, former Newark shoe store manager, returns to Quincy to resume store manager duties while E Jerega moves to a St Louis location.
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Joseph Cunane
St. Mary Hospital
George Steinbrecher
Guard Of Honor At Grave For 30 Days
In Oyster Bay New York the guard of honor that formed around Theodore Roosevelt's grave after his funeral will keep watch day and night for 30 days. The volunteers are former soldiers who were to sail for France when the armistice was signed and the unit is led by Dr. T C Reynolds a lieutenant in the army medical corps.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Guard of Honor
Theodore Roosevelt
Nen
France
T. C. Reynolds
Army Medical Corps
Camp Point Mourns Mrs Jane Nations Nation
Mrs. Jane Nations died at 205 South ldth street Quincy on Friday January 3 after years of ill health. She lived in Camp Point seventeen years and was known as Aunt Jane. She leaves five children Miss Winifred Nations Maggie Wells Emma Trotter Guy Nations and Hugh Nations with deep family ties in Quincy and Camp Point. Funeral services were held in Quincy and at Evergreen cemetery with local officials and relatives attending.
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Camp Point
Jane Nations
Ldth Street
Quincy
Jane
Jane Wigle
Solomon
Nancy Wigle
Liberty Township
Steve Nations
Liberty
Winifred Nations
Maggie Wells
Emma Trotter
San Antonio
Texas
Guy 8S
Nations
Hugh Nations
Evergreen Cemetery
Losh
Paul Curry
Everett Miller
Guy Nations
Otis Trotter
Florence
Tex
Zara
Hugh
Mary
Fred Nations
Mt. Sterling
Dan Nations
Charles Wigle
Ayre Handley
Gladys
Candace Bowen
Allen
John = I
Maurice Nations
Ralph
Jan. H. Hart
William Jones
Llewellyn Frazier
Harold
France
New York
Della Dunham
Jay
Jerome G. Trostetter
Dallas City
Jesse 2. Clark
Hostetter
Des Moines
Alvin Ilostetter
Isiac Cutter
Arthur C. Boger
Jerome G. Hostetter
J. J. Myers
Mt. Sterting
Roger
Croldte Woodward
Springfield
Chaddock Schol
Joel Harwood
Charlies Liggett
Chicago
William
James
Lillie Liggett
Lloyd Curry
Knox College
Gem City Business College
Quincey
Nellie Honnold
Quiney
A. L. Smith
George Hart, Jr
Jeane Cutter
Sullivan
AL OR. Sout
Adams County
George W. Lester
Clayton
Sueil
Prand
A. H. Seresin
Lexington
Crramdt Minter Dicante Piergerrell
Normal
Harrisburg
Masonic State School
Sam Curry
Jane Curry
Joseph Pieres
James Pierce
Keensies
Ity
J. A. Hall
Iehard Curry
William= Steeher andsen
Walter Rhea
Camp Pointe
Satley
Jacksonville
Tata Bode
Charles Foake
Joe Pierce
Jas, Pierce
Kan- Bastity
Board
The
Christian Church Sunday
William F. Jones
Wierk
Jesse Punter
Advirn A. Garrice
Diiley C. Daswin
Warren Terry
Tennessee
Jefferson Terry
Respected Woman of Loraine Dies After Illness
Loraine Illinois January 16 Mrs KE Om fust Allen died at home south of town after influenza and pneumonia complications. Maiden name Maria Brownlee she was married to Chas H Rust who died years ago and later to J W Allen of Mendon who survives. She leaves five daughters Eliza Odell Perkins Okla Kizzle Roberts Mt Scherting Tl Lizzie Crawford Pearl Langdon Timewell and Birdie Butler Timewell and two sons Henry and Ben. Ben returning from France in the army. Her father Thomas died of pneumonia.
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Loraine
KE OM. Fust Allen
Maria Brownlee
Chas. H. Rust
J. W. Alen
Mendon
Veach Funeral Held for Mrs Lou Curless Veach
The funeral for Mrs. Lou Curless Veach was held Thursday at 12 30 p m in her father M F Curless’s home. Henry Veach arrived from a Georgia military camp to attend. Interment will be in Gursless cemetery. Sent from local notices, military moves, and community updates.
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Veach
Lou Curless Veach
M. F. Curless
Henry Veach
Georgia
Gurs
Loraine
Bertis Poling
Kansas City
Everett
Carthage
Cleve
Judson
St. Louis
Culver-Stockton College
Colorado
Minerva Gabel
Wes
New Jarney
Floyd Shriver
Camp Funston
Kan
Daily Papers
France
Beartha Tanner
Hiessing Hospital
Quincy
John Tanner
Pleasing
Elmer Littleton
Henry Treatch
Maury Wilcox
Germany behind in armistice material delivery
London reports German failures to meet armistice terms with shortages across heavy guns 685 and machine guns 7000 plus trench mortars 1600 aircraft 600 engines 4738 lorries 6000 and 130000 railroad cars.
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London
Germany
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Advertisement notes a remedy for colds claiming one day cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine. It states it stops cough and headache and works off the cold. E. W. Grove's signature appears on each box and the price is 30 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Painters Sweep Iron Welders Despite 7 Pin Handicap
The Painters defeated the Iron Welders in all three bowling games at the Labor Temple Thursday night. The 27 pins handicap could have altered two games, and Gross earned top honors while Iron Molders fell below their usual form. Mrs. Gourley Dunn-Webb is noted as the only woman golf professional in America for her California course work.
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Labor Temple
Gourley Dunn-Webb
California
America
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