Carthage Obituaries and Notices Chronicle
Miss Martha McCormick of Carthage dies at 63 after pneumonia. Funeral in Christian church, burial in Perry cemetery. Also notes on Mrs. Martha Landon, E W McCollum, Miss Carrie Hobart, Mrs. Mary Laughlin, and local court docket updates with names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McCormick
Carthage
Vandiver
Miss McCormick
Brown County
Pike County
William
Perry
LaGrange
Vaughn
Smith
Martha Landon
Verna C. Munson
Mre. Landon
California
James A
Nathan
Burlington
Otis B
Los Angeles
Calif
Clyde V
Walker
Wilbur H
Hornbrook
Munson
Christian Church
Rev. E. M. Smith
McKay Cemetery
E. W. McCollom
New Canton
Fil
Trinity Lutheran
Martha Mobley
Missouri
Laura
Will S. Dysinger
Cal
Albert
San Francisco
McColam
Trinity Lutheran Church
Carrie Hobart
Pardon
Webster
Miss Hobart
Methodist Church of
Charles Wright
Fountain Green
Frank Kreig
Gratia
Hiram Bloyd
Mary Laughlin
Timewell
Harmony Cemetery
Denver
Ambrose Laughlin
Ft. Madison
Ida Turner
Mt. Sterling
Neugiin
Cedar Rapids
Elijah Cannon
Frank Shreve
Ray Powell
Charley Moore
Martin Marek
E. J. Diemer
J. A. Kern
Charlie Alev
Ad. Sosuter
Frank Ogilvie
Tarry Peterson
Charlie Stepp
Herold Reindercer
AL FP. Tucker
W. J Earls
J. W. Willey
Ed Jenkins
Lo Jones
Andy Gipe
John
Whipple Named Counsel for House Teak Inquiry
Whipple, recently selected as counsel for the House committee in the teak inquiry, is a prominent New England trial lawyer with a Yale background. Born in 1862, he has practiced in Boston for over thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Whipple
House of Representatives
New England
Mr. Whipple
Yale
Boston
Local Names Listed in Overlooked Notice
Wm. Vetter Currey R. L. Cloud Charlie Padbury Taylor Mosley and Ralph Davis are named in the readable portion of the notice as individuals connected to the matter, with no additional context provided in the text.
Day in Congress and city events in Washington and New York
Senate session with President Wilson addressing foreign relations at one o clock. Mayor Mitchel urges universal military training before military committee. Debate on legislative, executive and judiciary appropriation bill. Adjourned at 3 40 p m to 9 a m Tuesday. House debates river and harbor appropriation bill. Secretary Baker calls for clearer Niagara Falls power regulation and backs government plans over private permits. Elections committee reports sustaining Isaac Siegel and Frederick Hicks. Republicans contesting seats. Adjourned at 5 10 p m to 1 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wilson
Senate On Foreign Relations
Mitchel
New York
House
Baker
Foreign Affairs Committee
Niagara Falls
Elections Committee
Isaac Siegel
Frederick C. Hicks
Il A
Warn Guard Officers Against Coercion in Recruiting
Washington January 23 the war department warned national guard officers against coercion or misrepresentation in recruiting. The militia bureau circular states enlistment contracts are for three years active and three years reserve. No officer may promise discharge before six years unless credit is given for prior service under an existing enlistment contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Guard
War Department
Militia Bureau
Tax bill cuts exemption to 5000 profits for firms
Beington January 23 The revenue bill draft by the house ways and means subcommittee was revised to grant a flat exemption of the first 9500 in profits for all corporations and partnerships instead of exempting those with 5000 or less. The measure, with an eight percent annual capital exemption, is expected to yield about 222 million dollars annually, down 22 million from prior estimates. The revised bill will be presented to fall Democratic members of the committee Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Administration
House
Wars and Means
Peace for the governed and the seas in world peace plea
A presidential address argues for a peace without victory based on equal rights and consent of the governed. It calls for freedom of the seas, limited armaments, and a concert of power to prevent entangling alliances, urging global cooperation and autonomy for nations. References include Monroe Doctrine echoes and calls for universal liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Lberals
Friends of Humanity
Monroe
Tom
Light Hearted Women and Healthful Cheerfulness
A cheerful woman brings joy to a man’s life while beauty fades and a good figure changes. The article argues health and cheer endure and promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the standard remedy for female ailments. It claims thousands of homes benefited over four years and ends with an endorsement of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Monroe Senator Proposes Three New Bills in State Senate
Monroe City January 25 Senator Robert So Mediitia introduces a automobile licensing department bill a 200 foot setback bill for saloons near homes churches or schools and a censorship bill covering moving picture films in Missouri Also notes Jefferson City trip by Hawkins and others Buick agency for Monroe service station planned plus veteran survivor Charles Hanger from the siege of Vicksburg may attend Blue and Gray reunion in October Wedding announcement Miss Mauda Sullivan and Mr Perry T. Hays of the city to wed at St Pauls Church Jan 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
Robert So Mediitia
Senate
Missouri
Mark
Hawkins Lois
House Appropriations Committee
Messis
R. F. Reble
J. C. Kincaid
Buick
Monroe
Chaarles Hanger
Bhelbina
Viecksburg
Nissouri
Vicksburg
Mauda Sullivan
Perry
Perry T. Hayss
St. Paul's Church
Dirks
A Hays
Pittsfield Chautauqua Plan and Local Notices
Pittsfield will host a chautauqua with Mutual Chautaugqua Circuit rep William Gaskill and George V Peteura canvassing the city. Season tickets go on sale as the effort shows progress. Local events include high school sports, church revivals, and residents’ visits plus obituaries and residents moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
William Gaskill
Heaven
George V Peteura
Matiusi
Sunny Hill
Shea
Pittsfield High School
Barry
Griggsville
Wesley Kibler
C. W
Flora Shadel
Mayville U. B
Earl Longenbaugh
Mny Longenbaugh
Decatur
M. E
Everett Kemp
Alfen Toothaker
Wyo
W. 8
Capps
Jack Rian
George Halpin
Meimonis
Tene
Jotey Williams
Maggie Pulliam
William Pulliam
Frank M. Morrison
Perry
Bud Aiken
Carey Farm
Clarence McCabb
Bluffs
L. A. Chamberlain
Clara Hansen
R. T. Donnell
Springfield
C. EB. Henderson
Victoria
Texas
Royal Neighbors Meeting and Social Acknowledgments
Acting as installing officer J and Mrs Osgood of La Belle Camp presided. Mr Shepherd and wife displayed sterescopa dean views and sang The Easy Clips. A luncheon followed and guests included two per member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Osgood
la Belle Camp
Shepherd
Clarence Zimmerman
Robert Culpen
Lrida
Brooking
Oat Heai
Knoxity
Neleisbors Meeting
Blt Calhoun
Arkane Sais
William Sbwentrim
Aria
Elizabeth Graig
Ino Edina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hostetter
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Quincy
Palmyra
Savoy Hotel
H. E. Grant
Salero
Reed’s Drugstore
Congress
Bethlehem
The
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Bethlehem Steel Company
Europe
Jeanette BicConachie
Fredrick D. Gardner
McConachie
Major
J. W. Humphrey
Standard Oil Station
William Hays
Hays
J. F. Hoar
Mildred Duell
Bolimier
St. Louis
New Auto Department
Pittsfield, Ili
LA Belle, MO
Roe Hill
Maywood
Rebecca Victor
Emily Chapman
Odd Fellows Hall
Chulfeothe, Mo
Supreme Board of Manage
Helm’s
Hampshire St
Orpheum Building
Cal Kale Jeweler and
Optician
India
Journal of Commerce
Ouro Aec Srann
Quincy, Il
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