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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1919

Page

2

Questioned Doctor Nickerson in Indian Grave case

Dr L H A Nickerson faced a long cross examination in county court by attorney John E Inghram representing landowners in the Indian Grave Drainage district. Judge Fred Wolfe ruled that commissioners are public officers with limited inquiry unless fraud or misopportunity is shown, allowing Nickerson to be questioned on whether he worked on days but not how much work was done each day. The defense wins a vital pre Sept 1 1917 contract ruling. The trial began Wednesday and may extend for days before Wolfe’s decision.

L. H. A. Nickerson John E. Inghram Indian Grave Fred Wolfe Nickerson Inghram Wolfe McCarl

Mysterious taxi drive sparks city police alert

Two well dressed men with a suitcase, a blow torch, and tools arouse suspicions as they direct a cab around downtown near the M C A building. Police, including Chief Melton and Detective Piercy, search the area through the night, but no burglary occurs and morning reveals no incidents.

M.C. A Eighth Maine Eleventh Street Tenth Eleventh Hampshire Ernst Melton Piercy Moise

Mastodon fossils on display at Public Library

Three bone fragments from a Mastodon unearthed in Kinnswick Missouri are shown at the Public Library. The display, part of Byron and Wilbur Knoblock collection, includes a pelvis fragment a jaw joint and a foreleg tooth from the elephant like creature that roamed North America.

Byron Wilbur Knoblock North America Kinnswick St. Louis

Deaths and Funerals in Quincy area reported

Multiple notices outline funeral services, coroner verdicts, and burial plans for Nora Gille Dilela Ruby Nellie Brown George Sander Maury Munroe Amelia Aumann and others. Services are set at Daugherty and August Stormer parlors with woodland cemetery and Greenmount as burial sites. coroner inquests return heart disease and brain blood clot causes.

Nora Gille August Stormer Undertaking H. J. Leemhuias Salem Quartet Woodland Cemetery John Ahearn Bud Coyle E. J. Durfee Ben H. Miller William Beckman F. Wellman Dilela Ruby George Ruby South Sixth Street Blessing Hospital Ruby St Louis Quincy Mabel Donelson Palmyra Blanche Harp Payson Frank Williams Plainville Henry Burnham Rivviside Cal Charles and Wesley Burnham Antlers Oklo Daugherty Undertaking Buriial Greenmount Cemetery Mises Nellie Brown Nellie Brown Dean Cone George J. Sander North Fifth Street Kentucky Street Methodist Church D. S. Wahl Mr. Sander Quincy Lodge of Masons Emmett Howard Wilton E White Otto Seifert Willam C. Bradley Paul G. Duncan George Zoller Fred C. Neumann Mary A. Munroe Maury A. Munroe FE. Lannoix Spring Street Simon Charles Buerkin North Sixth Street Sixth Spring Streets Alfred Bishop Joseph Davis Lannoix Munroe Mendon Til Higbie Warren T Munroe Omaha Neb Eugene H Mamie Brogle San Diego Floyd Munroe Irene G. Buerkin Charles Higbie Graceland Cemetery Amelia Aumann R. H. Hartley

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