Elect National Delegates Set For April Primary Election
Springfield Jan 29 Secretary of State Lewis G Stevenson announced petitions for state central committeemen will be accepted for the April primary. He states delegates to national nominating conventions will be chosen in April rather than September, with party participation based on two percent last election. Petitions for delegates and state committeemen may be filed byFeb 1 to March 2. ward and precinct filings follow county clerks. Local party status tied to two percent vote.
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Springfield
Lewis G. Stevenson
Stevenson
Cachout
State Central
Lucey
Thas
Secretary of State
State
Primary dates and rules for delegates and conventions
The text outlines petition requirements for delegates to national conventions, including signatures and residency. It sets dates for party events: April 11 primary, April 17 county conventions, April 19 congressional conventions, April 21 state conventions, and September 13 primary for state, congressional, and county offices. Blank petitions are available from Secretary of State Stevenson.
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United States
University of Ilinois
Stevenson
Local Pick-Ups Halbach-Schroeder Store Closes Saturdays 9 PM
Local items describe Halbach-Schroeder Co store hours, promotions, and sales. Edina residents Mr and Mrs George Franz and daughter visited St Vincent Home with Jerry Kehoe. Franz travels to Canton, Illinois for business. Ellen Bark of Edina takes a Stevens Point position. sale items include Venise lace per yard 59 cents and 70x50 inch German finish cotton blankets. Several residents travel for visits or business, with notes on local operations and services.
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Halbach-Schroeder
George Franz
Beatrice of
Edina
Jerry Kehoe
St. Vincent
Franz
Canton
Dll
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Joseph Schwab
Ireland
H. J. Jurgens
Clementine Krueger
Quincy Turn Verein
Turner
Lafler
Fred Kaiser
Quincey
Prelate
Canada
Halbach-Schroeder Co. Co
Dutlv-Trow
Pannibal
Round Table Literary Club
Gus
George Ricker
St. Louis
H. F. J. Ricker
Miller
Kinderhook
Tlalbach-Schroeder Co
Leo F. Waters
Two Colored Men Found Guilty In Separate Trials
A jury found T. S. Kemper guilty of malicious intent to kill in a case against Webster Nutchins, with Kemper age 21. Kemper seeks a new trial as the court considers the motion. In a second trial, Lawrence Tucker and Julius John Smith, both colored, were found guilty of robbing J. George Birken’s meat market at 833 Maine Street, with defense claiming an alibi and wound. The juries listed their members.
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T. S. Kemper
Webster Nutchins
Blackwood
Kemper
S&s. E. Hurley
George Dunham
Danby Harrison
TF. Dissler
Henry Arntzen
Thomas Birlin, Jr
Henry Fingle
George Tummert
L. F. Whitney
O. D. Andrewes
John Bexton
Edward Kopsicker
Walter Wells
Lawrence Tucker Julias John Smith
J. George Birken
Maier
Maine Street
Patri Iman Blackwood
Ray B. Siepker
Wiliam Fisher
Ho Ko Foote
Tas Leach
E .D. Eshorn
Tilttiam Abe
Earl Bates
Werrs Milter
ET Lease
Step
Basteau
Trenry Koetters
W E. Beker
Ferryman
Beautiful Quincy Colonial Residence by George H Behrensmeyer
A Quincy home on Maine Street showcases a colonial roman villa style with two story columns a central hall and box stairs. Architect George H Behrensmeyer blended old south charm with a Virginian atmosphere while detailing an expansive wing room across the west and an upper owner’s bedroom.
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Quincy
George Ho Dashwood
Maine Street
George H. Behrensmeyer
How She Ended Ten Years Of Okine Torture
Weatherford Oklahoma resident Mrs C Roberts described ten years of facial eczema that itched and burned. After trying many remedies she used Resinol Ointment and Resin Soap, which relieved symptoms in days and cured her in a month. She has remained clear for six months.
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Weatherford
Okla
Wedding Troubles Rise Over Illegal License in Kansas City
A couple from Jacksonville, Harrison Stumb and Anna Donegan, married after officials said the bride was 18. A birth certificate later showed she would not be 17 until spring, prompting an adoption dispute and possible perjury charges against Stumb. The Clerheim family and guardians argued over legality and future actions.
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Harrison Stumb
Anna Donegan
Jacksonville
Clerheim
William Breeding
E. J. Bonney
Miss Clerheim
Stumb
Buckner Murder Case Set for Monday Trial
Isaac Buckner, a colored man, is charged with the murder of Tra Tiebha, also colored, and will be arraigned for trial Monday in the circuit court. The Alfred Sutton case was withdrawn from the setting pending a decision on his sanity at the time he shot Sylvester Bouck at the Soldiers' Home.
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Buckner
Tra Tiebha
Ciicuit
Alfred Sutton
Sylvester Bouck
City Tax Collections Come In Slowly In Quincy
City Treasurer Frank Jasper reports personal and real estate tax collections in Quincy are slow this year urging taxpayers to pay before March 10. After March 10 uncollected taxes become delinquent with penalties and 2 percent of pre March 10 collections go to the Boulevard and Park association fund to aid the parks. The piece also mentions an Adams county farm named in Mendon nearby and ends with an ad for Foley products through Mi & Arthur Drug Co.
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Frank Jasper
City of
Quincy
Mc Jasper
Boulevard and Park Association Fund
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Blue Ribbon Buffet
Hampshire
Ellen Bark
F. A. Wilson
Jersey Street
Stevens Point
Wis
State Normal
Lawrence Tucker
George H. Dashwood
Kansas City
Isaac Buckner
Adams County
Mendon
John A
Curithre
Grea Siland Co
Chie, Ak
Foley
Mi & Arthur Drug Co
North
Cena
Liberal
Whig
Aan
Thos. E. Thompson
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