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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1918

Page

5

Cat Tales Well See There Was Nothin Left When She

A brief fragment notes a cat tale with a blunt line about nothing left after a passage, preserving the oblique tone and unnamed speaker. The readable snippet implies a scene of departure or loss without explicit details.

Today’s Films at Local Theaters and Stars

Colonial features Sloth 4 Seven Deadly Sins with Clara Kimball Young in Mag da a six act program. Keystone comedy Dodging His Doom stars Chester Conklin in a two reel reel. Triangle presents Fight Ing Back a four reel feature and A Hers Fall a Triangle comedy. Paramount showcases The Call of the East with Sessue Hayakawa and Bob’s Diary with Marguerite Clark. Belasco’s The Daughter of Destiny stars Iya Petrova. Vengeance and the Woman features William Duncan and Carol Holloway with Maurice Costello and Eth el Grandin in The Crimson Stain Mystery, plus a new English inventor claims a compact wireless telephone.

Clara Kimball Young Gem Chester Conklin Keystone Family Wilam Desmond Triangle Princess Sessue Hayakawa Paramount Picture Savoy Marguerite Clark Bob‘s Belasco Iya Petrova Destiny

War Labor Program Advisory Council Named in Washington

Washington Jan 16 six men and one woman named by Secretary Wilson to form the advisory council for the war labor program. Joan Lind former Minnesota governor chairs the council with representatives of employers and employees and experts from the University of CS and the American Radiator company. The body will study labor standardization, housing, training, and dispute resolution while guiding program execution.

Washington Wilson Department of Labor Joan Lind Minnesota Charman Wiridub Catchings Shuss- Sheffield Steel and Tron Company Hiremingham Alia Piatt Dron Pontes Los. LC Marshall University of CS Agnes Ars Souranepre Nester Mistra Craploves Fations

Call for Bakers to Save Wheat Flour Shortage

A garbled call urges bakers to conserve wheat flour amid shortages. Mentions Henry Starkes and a small pace of supply, with emphasis on urgent action to ration and reduce consumption.

Payson Set To Meet Golden Saturday Clash

Local sports page notes Payson will play Golden Saturday in a district matchup. The brief chronicle mentions team figures and routine prep as part of a sparse league summary.

Payson

Senate Debates Extension of Draft Law for Men 21 to Serve

Washington row says Senate discusses extending draft authority for men aged 21 since the Draf t Act, weighing registration basis and wartime needs. Officials estimate impact on manpower, with focus on civilian duty allowances and agricultural work during the emergency.

Senate Washington Wsattheriaan Arether

Probate Court Notes On Truentiry Wises And Whites Estates

Probate court records show valuations for the Truentiry Wises and Whites estates, including real estate and chattels, with inventories listing cash and notes. William Milam appointed administrator. a balance and accounts are noted, amid other archival details.

Willam Selivan Charles W Mover Willam Milam Ates

Alexander Draft Sends Class One Player to Military Service

The National League pitcher Alexander, rated a top prospect, was drafted into Class One as his age and dependent mother push him toward military service. Philadelphia club officials confirmed the deal with Wieder Woeeehman, noting a thirty day window before the season’s start for cancellation if either he or Catcher Kilifer enters service.

Wieder Woeeehman Alexander Geas Phila Delphia Claus Citcher Killifer Wreeghman Renart

Treason Charge Rests on Ad plagiarized Text

Fragmentary and garbled OCR text references treason charges and a defendant facing serious consequences. The readable parts imply a legal dispute with mentions of a trial and severe outcomes, but specifics are unclear due to damaged wording.

Eastern Star Install Ends With Ceremony At Hannibal

The Missouri Eastern Star meeting in Hannibal installed officers Monday night with Mrs Zeppa Owens of Hannibal as installing officer, assisted by Mrs Grakiinman of Hannibal and Mrs Margaret Dickson of Palmyra. A mile quartet and soprano numbers followed, then a supper in the hedge rooms. Also noted was the death of Cox of Tlanaibal in the county jail from tuberculosis.

Zeppa Owens Hannibal Missouri Qgriakimman Margaret Dickson Palmyra FLW HW. J Ro Smith Jarald Charlotte Mohn Hedge Rooms Pypeeaterprises Mittron George Meuiey Patter Aida Matrhasith Cox Fran Tlanaibal

Soldiers and Sailors Home News Bulletin

Richard Wright aged 70 died Monday at 9 am. He served in Cont pans E and 12nd infantry and had been in hospital since Oct. 5. Sister Ellen J. Ditty of Ouvawhka, Ti, notified. Also reported: Mr Mathew, former member 22, died at daughter Mrs Keelee’s home in Springfield. William Dagatte, retired farmer from the State Bank at Tull, Ti, visited relatives. John Ferrell recovering from illness at hospital. Burnin of Peoria on duty. Mrs Nurmham arrived, daughter Mary a teacher in Peoria. Cottage 20 resident recovering. Kawinan, Cottage 22, ill and moved to hospital. Cottage 22 resident improving. Mrs Mehew of Cottage J sick. Sergeant Childs of Cottage 22 ill for days but improved.

Richard Wright Imeis Ellen J. Ditty Ouvawhka Mathew Keelee Springfield Jans Willliam Dagatte Tull Mero Joe Lease George Mout Gud Peuth City Johin Ferrell Paraiy Dro Burnin Peoria Nurmham Mary Ease Anness Kawinan Rearottage Mehew Cuthige Sergeant Childs Cottage Eys S

Mimic Works troupe opens at the Orpheum tomorrow

The Mimic Works company arrives with 30 performers and a retinue including manager, electricians, wardrobe, and three bobs. Twenty two chorus girls travel with three mothers and other members under management, guided by welfare concerns amid strict accompanyment.

Orpheum Monager Spee Metin

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