Thaw removal discussed as Brower held in Philadelphia
Philadelphia January 13 plans to move Harry K Thaw to New York were reviewed by Brower and Thaw interests after Thaw’s arrest for kidnaping and assault on Frederck Gump Jr Brower remains jailed awaiting requisition papers while Thaw shows good health and is kept under guard in a private hospital suite with six detectives watching him A fugitive warrant on the Gump charges is ready for service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Frederck Gump, Jr
Kansas City
Oliver A. Brower
Thaw
Brower
Newark
New York District Attorney's Office
Patterson
Common Pleas Court
Taulane
Elwood Kirby
Kirby
Ile
Plot to kill Governor Johnson charged in San Francisco
In San Francisco on January 13, charges were brought against Alexander Berkman, Miss M. E. Fitzgerald, Robert Minor, and Thomas J. Mooney, accusing them of leading a conspiracy to assassinate Governor-elect Hiram W. Johnson and to overthrow the government. Evidence cited includes letters seized in a raid on The Blast offices. Mooney's trial resumes Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alexander Berkman
M. E. Fitzgerald
Robert Minor
International Workers' Defense League
Thomas
Mooney
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Cunha
Berkman
Miss Fitzgerald
Minor
Charles M. Ficker
Industrial Workers of the World
Cleveland
Gov. Johnson
Manwell
Sutter County
Calif
W. Bourke Cochran
Kerens Inventory Filed in St Louis
An inventory of Richard C. Kerens estate, railroad magnate and ex ambassador, filed in probate court in St Louis, lists personal property at 6.565 million dollars plus substantial real estate. Kerens died in Philadelphia last September. A daughter, Mrs. Gladys Kerens Colker, receives one third of the bulk of the estate. other children and grandchildren receive varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Richard C. Kerens
Austria-Hungary
Kerens
Philadelphia
Gladys Kerens Colker
U. W. Directors Uncover 16000 Shortage In Omaha
Grand Island Neb Jan 18 After an all day session of the finance committee of the grand lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen the accounts of Treasurer E L Dodder of Omaha who committed suicide last week were examined and a shortage of 16000 was indicated. The order is protected from loss by a surety company bond.
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Grand Island, Neb
Grand Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Omaha
Mooseheart shown in motion pictures in Quincy
Active campaigning for a larger Mooseheart lodge in Quincy opened Friday night at the Empire theater. Frank Garner outlined Mooseheart work for orphan children of Moose members, with reels from the 1916 Moose convention and views of the Mooseheart campus, schools, and vocational training.
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Moose
Irtet
Oregon
Mooseheart
Proval
Garner
Ife
Fox River
Weill
Mr. Garner
Singing School in Baylis Closed
Baylis Tan 13 Pro James Jeffers closed Tuesday night a large singing school. The class gave a fine concert. Charles Till grows weaker with heart leakage and no recovery. Mehl Zimmerman painting rooms near depot for a restaurant they will occupy. George Husband of Roanoke Ind visiting sister. Mrs Lem Goddard bedridden from fall down cellar stairs. no bones broken. Mrs Roy Ayers business visitor in Barry. Ella Shade confined all winter with rheumatism suffered stroke of paralysis. critical. Floyd Carnes and brother returned to Nebraska after visit. Deputy Lawrence of Hull Tl installed Barks Lodge officers. John Williams rented Schultz property expecting to move soon. Dr McConnell Quincy visitor. Miss Lelia Dilley visiting Agent Fitzpatrick. Fred Cochran from Canada visiting father. Henry Penny shipped two cars of hogs. A M & A M meeting New Salem. several attended and conferred two third degrees.
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Baylis
Tan
James Jeffers
Charles Till
Mehl & Zimmerman
George Husband
Roanoke
Ind
Lem Goddard
Roy Ayers
Barry
Ella Shade
Floyd Carnes
Nebraska
Lawrence of
Hull
Barks Lodge
John Williams
Schultz
Dr. McConnell
Quincy
Lelia Dilley
M. Tipford
A. O. Cory
A. F
A. M
New Salem
Personal notices about Herman Reckmeyer and Mrs Cross
Herman Reckmeyer of 330 South Fifth Street returned Friday from Beardstown Illinois where he attended the funeral of Miss Alice Crosg. Mrs Henry Cross of Twenty first and Ohio Street is confined to her home by illness suffering a severe attack of pneumonia.
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Herman Reckmeyer
South Pifth Street
Beardstown
Ill
Alice Crosg
Henry Cross
Twenty-first
Ohio Street
Mercury Freezes Further as Cold Snap Deepens
After peaking at 30 degrees Friday noon the temperature plummeted again last night and fell below zero this morning. A light snow flurry accompanied the sharp cold, marking another deep freeze in the early hours.
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Avas
Mrs Thompson to Speak in Payson at High School
In Payson Illinois Jan 13 the Friends in Council host a session at Charles W Seymour High School auditorium featuring Mrs George Thompson wife of a prominent jurist from Galesburg. She is a long time education leader and president of the Federation of Women's Clubs. The column also notes local illness and social events.
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Payson
Friends In Council
Charles W. Seymour High School
George Thompson
Galesburg
Thompson
Board of Education
Federation of Women's Clubs
Groce
America V. Groce
East
Otis Grace
Everett
Paul Constable
O. E. Hampton
Miss Onella
Brick
Scott McVay
Harve E. Grace
State Street Bank
McVay
Horace Bernard
St. Louis
Lewis
E. J. Grubb
Liberty
Willis Boren
Delpha
Quincy
W. Hinckle
Fred J. Nowell
Earl
Logan Shoe Company
Hannibal
O. C. Lightle
Stanley Ssibbard
Hampton
Missouri
Light Safety Cars In Demand By Rail Industry
The Electric Railway Journal promotes light safety cars as economical and vital for railways and manufacturers. St. Louis Car Company reports contracts with Monroe Louisiana for three cars Wichita Falls Texas for five cars and Aberdeen South Dakota for duplicate orders. With industry demand rising estimates foresee at least 300 orders in early 1917.
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Electric Railway Journal
Monroe
Wichita Falls
Tex
St. Louis Car Company
Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Claims Safety
The tonic and laxative effects are said not to cause nervousness or ringing in the head. It asserts there is only one Bromo Quinine. BE Be. Grove’s signature appears on the box and the price is 25 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
Pike county trial calendar opens week in Pittsfield
Pittsfield dispatch lists the January term opening with a trial calendar covering Monday through Friday. Cases include People v. Thomas Iorshey Hively and others, first National Bank v Equitable Surety, Hess v Mann, Shaw v McHose, Griggsville Bank v Tucker, Tourneur v Osborne, Glas senapp v Volbracht, Haskins v Robinson, and Moore recently returning from Brownsville Texas. Local news notes report union formation for Pittsfield carpenters seeking 25 cent daily wage increases, births, visits, and public social events.
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Pittsfield
Pike County Court
Thomas, Iorshey
Henry Hively
Charles Hack
Kenneth Slate
Elk Lain
First National Bank
Equitable Surety Company
J. D. Hess
Stanley J. Mann
Frederick Shaw
George McHose
Griggsville National Bank
John W. Tucker
Chicago
Fred Niebur
Ed Carnes
New Salem
Pittsfield Carpenters
P. T. McGory
Mary Mayo
Chambersburg
Alfred Lidgard
Vail Cordell
Barry
Cordell
Gertrude Robison
Blessing Hospital
Quincy
Edward McGinney, Jr
Joseph
James
Robert Adram
Roy Bryant
Wonth
Hellef Corps
Rebecca Sfunter
Lucila Bates
Addie Wellington
Minnie Storck
Mary Augustine
Roby Foster
Lottie Turner
Sue Westlake
Harry Schemer Haas
Moline
W. Baldwin
Parsons
Kan
Robert M. Weeks
Thelma
Will Foyler
Astoria
Perry Allen
Charles Shadel
Trcatt
John Dinsmore
Jesse TL. Smith
Griggsville
Seth C. Whitten
Malcolm Weary
Martinsburg
John W. Fliis
Detroit
Harris Bradburg
Pleasant Vale
J. Smith Crowder
Pearl
C. 5. Pranklin
Spring Creek
Hibbard Lightle Saturday Grocery Sale
Sale notice from Hibbard and Lightle advertising a Saturday grocery sale with prices on items like peaches apples corn beans salmon tuna coffee and meats. Includes stamps offer and delivery to all city areas.
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Hibbard& Lightle
Typhoid illness looms for Virginia Irwin family woes
Shad Roe and Virginia Irwin show improvement while doctors in Chicago and St Louis treat a severe typhoid fever case with complications. News notes include local dances, hospital surgeries, concert at Duker’s, church goers urged, and several residents traveling or visiting.
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Stanford White
Resinol Esino
U. W
DR. Guy Nations Careful den
Hampshire Street
Quincy, Ill
Frank Garner
Moose Institution
Quartet
Jeffers
Charles Hill
Mercury
Seymour High School
George R. Dillon
Clyde
A. W. Cook
M. E. Forgy
Pike County
Vincent Affre
North Sixth Street
New Bank
Florida
Malaga
Telephone
Shad Roe
Virginia Irwin
Leaton Irwin
North Side Boat Club
Leo Wavering
Henry Wavering
Vine Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Duker's
Frank Fischer
Denver
Honolulu
Earl Ferbrashe
Lynville
Disselhorst’s
Alaine
W. H. Norris
Stillwell
Nevada
B. F. Brown
Church of Your Choice
Zeus Smith
Kirksville
Normal School
Todd Kirk
Quincy High School
Smith
Gem City Business College
Heuer and Wehmeyer
Weber Millinery Company
Clara Linnemeyer
Edith Schneider
Weber Millinery Co
Maine Street
Jacob Peter
Palmyra
William Nichols
North Fourth Street
A. B. Grace
Snyder
Joseph Averkamp
Oehlman
Bay
James Garrett
West Quincy
Quincy Federation of Churches
St. Paul
Minn
Bob Roberts
Halbach- Schroeder Company
Miss Carles
F. W. Cobbey
The
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
G. L. Fenwick
Marysville
Louise R
Vermont Street
Charles van Horn
Free Skinner Mfg.co
U.S.A
America
Ice Contracts
Europe
Pure Ice Co
Jersey
Strohl
Sterns
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