Riot suspects hold over after post office nozzle theft
Walter Krogman and Frank Eickelschulte faced charges after an assault on Joe Ellis on Maine Street. Krogman stole a brass nozzle from the post office and used it in the attack, with Krogman bound over to the federal grand jury on theft of government property and Eickelschulte bond on assault and battery. The pair have prior rioting charges and probation from a separate case. Additional city court notes include fines for Wesley Roland and H. D. Summers, a suspended Levengood case, and Pearl Kirtright sent to the work house for vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Krogmian
Maine Street
Frank Eickelschulte
Joe Ellis
Krogman
Eickelschulte
Ellis
Federal Grand Jury
Hickelschulte
U. S
W. P. Martindale
Leavenworth
Esickelschulter
Gem City Business College
Circuit Court
Esickelshhuite
Wesley Roland
Tie
Simmonds and
Saalig
Jack Dailey
Fifth and Vine Streets
H. D. Summers
Charles Levengood
Pearl Kirtright
Fire Marshal Bennett Speaks on Hazards in Marion
State Fire Marshal Walter H. Bennett spoke at a mass meeting in Marion on Monday on fire hazards. He heads to Springfield Friday to address the Cleaners and Dyers’ association convention, with the dyers attending Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
Walter H. Bennett
Marion
Bennett
Springfield
The
Cleaners and Dyers’ Association
Dyers
Will Keep Road to Taylor Open in Winter
The upper road through the Missouri lowlands between West Quincy and Taylor, Missouri, will stay open during winter. Mayor Abbott, chair of the Chamber of Commerce highways committee, announced arrangements made Saturday morning in an agreement between road commissioners and contractors for the North Fablu s bridge extension to keep the route open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
West Quincy
Taylor
Abbott
Chamber of Commerce Highways Committee
North Fablus Bridge
Two More Seek Parole After Guilty Pleas
Two more indicted by the grand jury and who pleaded guilty first arraigned have changed their pleas, admitted guilt and asked to be paroled. PF W Tendick and J C Reddie charged with burglary confessed. Monday they pleaded guilty and a motion to place them on probation was made. Turgeters has not yet passed on the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. W. Tendick
J. C. Reddie
Turgeters
Pranschmidt Heads to Wichita After Visit to Macomb
After a several day stay Macomb and nearby country Ray A Pranschmidt left Monday for Wichita Kas. His trip follows County Court reports about settling his parents estates. He quips about returning to Waness as he departs from Burgeton station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Ray A. Pranschmidt
Wichita
Kas
Pranschmidt
Waness
Planschmidt
Burgeton Station
Longtime Quincy letter carrier John Schrage marked by 47 years of service
John I. Schrage has served in Quincy postal service for 44 years and delivered his first letter 47 years ago. He began as a general delivery clerk, rose to superintendent of city delivery in 1873, and continues on duty today. He reflects on stage routes, early post office growth, and changes from a small room to a modern building. He and his wife reside at 318 South Twenty fourth Street and recently donated an organ to their church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Schrage
Quincy Postal Service
Capt. M. Piggott
John Schrage
Maine Street
Elmer Lummis
Quincy
Clerk Schrage
Payson
Beverly
Ursa
West Quincy
Missouri
Schrage
Chestnut Street
Eighteenth
Adams
Cleveland
South Twenty-fourth Street
Twelfth and
Jefferson Avenues
E F Jones Skips Out On Owing Bills
E F Jones proprietor of a Hampshire street dairy products shop in the Orpheum building disappeared Saturday after staying at the St James hotel. He left with his belongings, closing his business and owes creditors. A young woman employed in the store reports to be unpaid wages and about 75 dollars she advanced to cover bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Jones
Orpheum
Hampshire Street
Jones
St. James
Pigg Charged With Murder of Knight
A jury finds William Knight died January 22 from revolver wounds inflicted by Clem Pigg. The deputy coroner’s inquest returned the verdict on Monday afternoon. Pigg escaped and remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
William Knight
Clem Pigg
Pigg
Eye sight saved report from Chicago hospital
Lawrence Leckbee of this city will not suffer complete loss of the sight of his right eye after a piece of steel penetrated it. The word comes from Chicago where the man is receiving treatment in a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Leckbee
Chicago
Bayne Exhibits in Chicago at Auto Show
Ces G Bayne of the Safety Manufacturing company travels to Chicago for the rational automobile show. The firm will exhibit an instantaneous stable rim belt and Bayne aid shock absorber plus other auto accessories at 1322 Michigan avenue. Tax collectors in the city begin personal tax collections under Tax Counselor Frank Jasper. Real estate taxes remain payable at the city hall office with a list of collectors including Meise Heister Danhaus Ryan Mateker Sullivan Kerkhoff Zimmerman Zimmer man Felsing Hagenah Haner Request Meecher O'Brien and Piercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ces. G. Bayne
The
Safety Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Rational Automobile Show
Bayne
Michigan Avenue
Frank Jasper
L. W. Meise
John Heister
W. Danhaus
Bert Ryan
Frank Mateker
Henry Sullivan
J. Kerkhoff
Michael Zimmerman
Aldo Zimmerman
Henry Felsing
George Hagenah
William Haner
Henry Request, Sr
Edward Meecher
M. O'Brien
Paschal E. Piercy
Mrs Litha Murphy Weds George Vieth in Home Ceremony
Mrs Litha Murphy and George Vieth wed Sunday afternoon at the bride’s home. Rev Oliver Reed of the First Baptist church conducted the ceremony at five o’clock before about 70 relatives and friends. The bride wore light blue crepe de chine with shadow lace. They were attended by Mr and Mrs Edward Kreinberg. Music featured Frank Ahern on the wedding march and Hazel Murphy in vocal numbers. A four course supper followed and a serenade by the 76 club. The couple will live at 104 Vermont street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vieth
Litha Murphy
Oliver Reed
First Baptist Church
Edward Kreinberg
Frank Ahern
Hazel Murphy
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Cold Remedy
To cure children's colds keep child dry clothed comfortable avoid exposure and give Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It is pleasant soothing antiseptic raises phlegm reduces inflammation. The first dose gives relief continued treatment with proper care will avoid serious illness or a long cold. Get a bottle today 25c at Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Juror Replaced After Death in Lima Case
Juror 15 in the Leo Arnold circuit court trial for Lima was called home by death in the E. D. Eshom family. Henry Fingle was named as his replacement after attorneys Wolfe, Wagner, Wheelock had finished statements when the notice arrived. Several jurors were not served or excused for routine or illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Eshom
Lima
Leo Arnold
Henry Fingle
Wolfe and
Wagner
John G. Wheelock
Eshom
BE. Keepper
Harry H. Garrett
M Fitzpatrick
Charles Ragaler
Three Alarms for Firemen Sunday
Three alarms taxed fire stations Nos. 1 2 3 and 4 as homes on North Eighth Street and the Moorman Stock Food plant at Third and Vermont faced fires. The Moorman blaze in the charcoal pit caused stocks to burn while two earlier incidents involved smoke from a stove and attic wallpaper catching fire. A separate spark from a furnace lit the roof of William Heidbreder’s home on South Fifteenth Street, quickly extinguished by a passerby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Eighth
Hampshire
Vermont
Moorman Stock Food Company
Third
Stock Food Company
W. F. Stewart
Moorman
William Heidbreder
South Fifteenth Street
Eugene Laurant to Appear at Armory Tonight
Eugene Laurant with five assistants headlines the Quincy Redpath series at the Armory this evening. The two hour program blends magic and music with Laurant performing sleight of hand in evening dress while his Musical Trio entertains during set changes and illusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Laurant
Armory
Quincy Redpath
Laurant
Nurse Stefanie Hampl Dies After Albanian Mine Incident
Dr. John Kara of Chicago joined the Red Cross in Serbia and became engaged to Stefanie Hampl of New York during a naval voyage. He later died of Serbian typhus while Hampl continued her war work until the Italian ship Brin disi was blown up by a mine off Albania. Hampl’s body was recovered and buried in Albania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kara
Chicago
Red Cross
Serbia
Stefanie Hampl
New York
Miss Hampl
Brindisi
Albania
Illusions and cast list from a stage performance
The fragment lists Laurant the magician Edward Stigler stage manager Charles McBride pianist and musical director Miss Celia Fox saxophone soloist and assistant Miss Carrie Fox saxophone soloist and character singer Miss Gladys Keller cornetist plus a remark about money and horse racing and a toy bank for babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurant
Edward Stigler
Charles McBride
Celia Fox
Carrie Fox
Charac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eickelschulte Also Held
Firth and
Miane
Eickelhulte
Maas and
Ford
United States
Moore
Weeslers
IANOS
Chickering Bros., Asc Thee
Tne
Hazelton Grand
Kimball Arion
Ludwig Grand
Emerson
Pfanschmit
Kansas
Fifth Street
Capt. Piggott
J. H. Richardson
Chester Wilcox
J. C. Thompson
James P. Montgomery
C. A. Wilcox
David F. Wilcox
John IL. Schrage
EF. Jones
Bride’s
Rev
DEAT
Arnold
Croup
Tor
Fey Moorman Stock Food Plant
Lawrence J. Gieling
the Whig
Frank R. Lusk
Albert Wittler
Anna B. Grubb
Frank Lippe
Lawrence Giesling
Lawrence J. Giesing
Irwin-Overland Co
Maine 8&T
Maine St. Quincy
Ill
PHORE
F. R. Lask
Seaton Irwin
Ter
Gladys Keller
Cornetis
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