Solan Case Deliberations End After Six Hours in Murder Trial
Macon Mo January 11 The Solan murder trial reached a six hour deadlock as jurors retired at 10 pm after closing arguments. State witness Solan Good Witness testified that he acted to defend himself against Brighton, denying intent to kill Threlkeld. Ed Dwyer corroborated the early trouble while Mrs Brighton denied urging mob action and denied husband’s intoxication. Jurors will continue deliberations Friday seeking verdict on first or second degree murder with no manslaughter option given.
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Macon
Rge Solan
James Threlkeld
Pudge Drain
Solan
Threlkeld
Shelbina Fair Grounds
Brighton
Ed Dwyer
Hannibal
Fair Grounds
Dwyer
Frank Leitz
Leitz
Goal Famine End Tells McAdoo and Smith
Washington dispatch reports that McAdoo and A H Smith say railroad operation under government control will prevent further coal famines this winter with local shortages possible but no major industry shutdowns expected. They note improved service in New York and New England and discuss government take over of express lines with a likely advisory board recommendation. A separate item notes Gorge Guirgick jailed eight months for failing to register under the draft act.
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Washington
McAdoo Haseen
A. H. Smith
New England
Railroad Administration
American
Activis
Wells Fargo and
Southern
Gene Wal McAdoo
Serg
Hicago
Landis
Gorge Gui‘gick
Classified Names Listing in Marion County
A dense OCR list shows hundreds of names attached to Hannibal Palmyra Monroe City and nearby locales. The item reads like a classified notice enumerating residents and addresses in Marion County with multiple street and route references. Strong entities include Hannibal Palmyra Monroe City and various personal names such as Orren EF Jones Edgar Shores and James W Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clean TY
Orren EF. Jones
Nelsonville
Edgar Shores
Palmyra
Alex
Hannibal
Earl A. MacLane
James W. Carter
Holiday
Earl Denning
Taylor
R. Z
Christian J. Menzel
C. Paul van Evercooren
Frederick G. Schanbacher
Treator McPike
Virgil Dudley
Trannibal
Harold DP. Schnitzlein
Ben
Burdi
Gerhart Abern
Win HL Yeuse, Jr
Thomas E. Backer
Win
A. True
Harry A. Smith
Clana Tet
Thomas Burton
Herbert C. Snyder
Pal
Jesse BR
Pittsfield Adopts Local Notices And Meetings
Pittsfield Illinois notices report Alderman Bert Ervin's Quincy visit and Ada Matthews staying with a Manchester relative. Lincoln birthday tribute planned in Delavan. Pike County Telephone stockholders to elect two directors. First National Bank directors chosen. Royal Arch Masons elect officers. several residents reported visiting or residing in nearby towns.
Finland Republic Recognized by Denmark and Norway
Denmark and Norway have officially recognized the republic of Finland, signaling formal international acknowledgment from the two Nordic nations. The announcement confirms Finland's status among recognized states in the region.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Norway
Republic of Finland
Submarine War Shifts To Cruiser U Boats In Battle
Submarine warfare shifts as cruiser type U boats take lead in sinkings while smaller submarines focus on mine laying. Eight or so cruising subs remain active, wielding two 5 inch guns and sixteen torpedoes, seaworthy enough to stay at sea six weeks. An American destroyer engaged one cruiser but could not stop it, though two merchant ships were saved and a third crew rescued as it sank.
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Associated Press
London
Ispe
Germany Nearing Collapse Says Dutch Paper
AMSTERDAM Jan 11 Germany faces unprecedented internal and external strife with political battles around Foreign Secretary Von Keuhmann. Violent Reichstag scenes and a socialist minority push, while Russia's example influences troops and civilians. Food shortages, mourning, industrial disruption, and peace hopes loom as Brest-Litovsk talks falter and a tragic phase may follow.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Tijo
von Keuhlmann
Reichstag
Russia
Brest- Litovsk
Red Cross Pays Out 75 Million For Aid
Washington, Jan. 11. Red Cross war council reports appropriations totaling about 75 million dollars since May 10. By Dec. 28, 30 million had been expended and war subscription payments exceeded 97 million dollars.
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Washington
Red Cross War Council
Slaughter of Livestock Urged to Save Grain
CHICAGO Jan 11 The slaughter of livestock while young was urged by E Davenport dean of the College of Agriculture University of Illinois in a speech at the food show He declared that this would save grain and increase the nation's meat supply.
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Chicago
Young
E. Davenport
College of Agriculture
University of Hlinvis
Remains of Mrs Lucy Thacher Arrive in Griggsville
Funeral services were held at the home of Fred A L Stone in Griggsville with Father Gamble officiating. Interment followed in the city cemetery. Mrs Thacher had lived in California until moving to Whiting Kansas with her husband where she died. Friends and neighbors update on local residents around town including visits and hospital stays.
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Griggsville
III
Lucy Thacher
Fred AL Stone
Thacher
California
Whiting
Kan
Stone
Seelock
Father Gamble
Quinney
City Cemetery
Woom Cook
J. Moore
New Athens
Orleans
Moore Farm
Mary Northup
Jus. Braunick
Alice Saxbury
New Canteen
Davis
George Philips
Pittsfield
Robert Williams
Alice Miller
St. Louis
Jimes Miller
Brief Personal Notes From Quincy Area
Dr H F Lafler offers chiropractic treatments at 201 204 Ill State Bank Bldg Chas HI Ott of Scovill Co buys stock in Chicago Decatur and Grand Rapids before visiting relatives in Decatur Snyder's Taxi 101 or 201 Lawrence Hokamp returns to Oklahoma City after three weeks with relatives Emma Niemeyer in New York on Davidson Millinery business Prize masquerade at Bickhaus hall Web Jan 16 Good prizes 35c ladies free Mr and Mrs Louis E Good visiting Mason City may relocate Rev Father A Kunsch visiting St Boniface relatives in St Louis Katherine Anderson daughter of O E Anderson improving after appendicitis Mrs Fred Wolf recovering from operation Leo Sullivan former Whig sports writer now at Minneapolis Journal Floyd Hansbrough and wife shopping in Quincy Lizzie Luckenbaugh of Bier Co Palmora visits Quincy Farmer Rusk lists over 700 ears of seed corn for Golden Farmers Institute corn contest Taylor son of Lee Taylor drafted to Camp Funston Port Riley Kas Cecil R Trueblood joins Monroe Drug as chemist from Midland Mi moving family later nephew of Rev H W Trueblood Gertrude Allen resigns from Halbach Schroeder to Moorman Mandel Speyer left for buying trip Chicago New York ten days August Schanz confined to home by rheumatism John Averkamp fined $25 for horse without blanket in cold weather Alderman Lepper seeks February primary, 1890s unions meet Home Improvement to discuss woman home adviser matches lifting through mails cautions by postal authorities Mrs Arthur Keller Palmyra visits Quincy.
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H. F. Lafler
State Bank
Chas
Ott
Scovill Company
Chicago
Decatur
Grand Rapids
Snyder
Lawrence Hokamp
Oklahoma City
Wisherd’s
Emma Niemeyer
New York
Davidson Millinery Company
Bickhaus Hall
Louis E. Good
Mason City
Iowa
Father A. Kunsch
St. Boniface Church
St. Louis
Katherine
O. E. Anderson
Prairie Avenue
Blessing Hospital
Fred Wolf
North Ninth Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Leo Sullivan
The
Whig
Quincy
Minneapolis Journal
Floyd Hansbrough
Monroe City
Lizzie Luckenbaugh
Bier & Co
Palmora
Lallah Bier
Rusk
Emin Luthin
Farmers’ Institute
Golden
Winston Taylor
Lee Taylor
Taylor
Lewis County
Camp Funston
Port Riley
Kas
Young Taylor
Culver-Stoeckton College
Canton
Cecil R. Trueblood
Midland
Mich
Monroe Drug Company
Ete
Trueblood
H. W. Trueblood
Gertrude Allen
Halbach-Schroeder Company
Moorman Manufacturing Company
Daniel Speyer
Jonas Meyer & Co
East
August Schanz
John Averkamp
North Bottoms
Awerkamp
One-Day Cold Cure Ad Claim Brom o Quinine
An old advertisement promotes LANATIVE BROMO QUININE claiming it cures a cold in one day. It urges calling for the full name and signature of E. W. GROVE and markets the product at 30 cents with Lock for Signature wording.
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E. W. Grove
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets promising cure for a cold in one day. It notes Druggists refund money if it fails and carries E. W. Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 30 cents.
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E. W. Grove
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Solan Cas
Smith
M’adoo
Marion County
A. Tiovd G. Finger
Sars F. Barrett
Henry Y. Mayes
Hunneweil
John N. Stringer
Henry Maddox
Gilber
Vo Rose
Monroe
James Sterling
Roy Young
Fly
Wm. Bowen
Harry I. Haupt
Elmer F. Stone
Alonzo W. Stallbere
Charles R. Turner
Joseph
Uwannibal
Wilford
Jones
Claude BB. Bowles
Maynorist
Boot
Filgar J. Magee
Howard WF. Hodge
Charles FL Teach
Ira O. Dawson
Roy Hamlin
Jed Thompson
Charley B. Davidson
Virgil McClaughan
Alonzo White
Walter S. Christ
Nora Randall
Karl S. Baker
Hannnibal
Floyd T.wewett
Wilfred B. Crane
Moss Warhart
Eugene IL
Hollyman
Harry M. Toalsen
Clay (. Harris
Ray H. Pierce
Tandy E. Hayes
Charles W. Valentine
George F. Snyder
Lester C. Hooten
Fred F. Bennington
Lester L. Frekert
Francis I. Reddick
Wm. H. Rutherford
Leslie MecPike
Maywood
George T. DeLaporte
Wilber E. Walker
Jamie M. Pritts
Harry M. Miller
James Dunlip
Norman T. Riles
Herman G. Mueller
John B. Ostendorf
Paul W. Gere
Bailey H. Mayes
Hay Padilla
August J. Scheineman
Han
Ill
Bert Ervin
A. B. Lovell
Thomas Clampitt
Jackson Ville
Elizabeth Leeds
Emma Hill
Bloomington
W. E. Williams
Delavan
Lincoln
Ada Matthews
Manchester
Lawrence Matthews
Burh
Pittsfield Woman's Club
W. OR. Oc
William E. Hoover
Champaison
First National Bank
King
Harry Hwivhee
T. 1. Hirsheimer
H. T. Hicks
Alonzo Leonard
Leona Brattler
Chenoa
W. B. Greene
Jacksonville
Wells-Fargoxpress Co
Greene
Flayed Hoos
Lovell
Sarah Mhocore
Union
Royal Arch Masons
BL Baggeby
Charles M. Hirsheimer
John Higgins
Charles Shadel
B. Curey, Jr
RED Cross
John Lepper
Carpenters’ Union
Team Owners’ Union
Labor Temple
Home Improvement Association
Chamber of Commerce
Paramaster
Lummis
Arthur Keller
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
J. E. Spears
C. H. Weiss
J. W. Daniels
Maine ST
G. H. Leisen
Quincy’s Live Store
Webb
Webb Chemical Co
Heidbreders
Broadway
Chestnut
Ruff-Koyer Hardware CO
Knollenberg Milling CO
ALGO
Laure, Me
Wweea
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