Abandoned Car Recovered After Heist Near Palmyra
Palmyra Missouri July 8 1917 three youths Frank Bledsoe and two colored men Elgie Davis and Ambrose Lewis arrested for larceny in seizing the Ford owned by B M Schilling Savoy hotel. Car found abandoned near Manly opera house. A 38 caliber revolver and stamps taken. revolver later traced to Deputy Collector Markell. Hearing set before Judge P T Chadwell. Other local notes cover registration cards transport to Jefferson City and upcoming city tax board meeting.Reports also mention marriage plans Lola Allen and Edward Crossan and Marine Corps exam passes by Lloyd Moore Harold Baker and Dick Beusey with others considering enlistment.
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Palmyra
Frank Bledsoe
Elgie Davis
Ambrose Lewis
Mefford
Harvey
B. M. Schilling
Savoy Hotel
Manly Opera House
W. B. Markell
Young Bledsoe
Emil Nill
Lewis
Quincy
P. T. Chadwell
O. G. Sanford
C. P. Glahn
J. H. McCord
Missouri
Jefferson City
C. G. Sanford
F. W. Lane
Lane
City Board of Equalization
C. Lawrence Leggett
J. E. Best
Rochester
Minn
St. Joseph Hospital
T. A. Rozelle
Henrietta Best
Allen Crossan
Lola Allen
Edward R. Crossan
Near Hannibal
Methodist
Hannibal
Lola
Mary R. Allen
Crossan
J. W. Crossan
Miller Township
Mr. Crossan
Lloyd Moore
Harold Baker
Marine Corps
Port Royal
D. C
Dick Beusey
Soldiers accused of breaking up meetings in defense of rights
Baker New York July 8 Soldiers who interfere with free speech free press or the right peaceably to assemble and petition the government break the law according to a statement of Secretary of War Baker read by the American Legal Defense League. The secretary’s communication came in response to a league request protesting soldiers and militiamen breaking up meetings arresting citizens raiding rooms and headquarters despite protests to the police.
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New York
War Baker
American Legal Defense League
League
Ride on Ferry B. B. today in city recalls
Brief personals note lists numerous residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Lindbald of Chicago visiting their in laws Mr. and Mrs. Lou Mellen at 635 Kentucky street, and various local activities, health updates, and travel plans across town.
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B. B
A. S. Lindbald
Chicago
Lou Mellen
Kentucky Street
St. Peters
League Park
Elmer Meyer
Louis Becker
St. Louis
H. F. Lafler
State
Bank
A. G. Blivens
York Street
Grand Junction
Colo
Giles Bros
West Side Square
Clyde Smith
Bowen
H. F. Lummis
Smith
Trotter
Maine
William Wiggins
Louisana
G. A. Spaulding
T. C. Poling
Laura Weilepp
Decatur
W. G. Musselman
Quincy
G. F. Oliver
Detroit
Cleveland
Freiburg
Otto Hillwein
Mildred
Helen Einhaus
Vermont Street
Ferry
Father Kunch
St. Boniface Church
Denver
Antonella
Franciscan Sisters
Quincy Ice Dealers
S. 10Th
Sadie Redmond
South Eighth Street
Miss Redmond
American Strawboard Company
Helen
Virginia Richardson
William Richardson
Sapulpa
Quincy Motor Club Out After Members
The Quincy Motor club membership committee met Saturday evening at the Newcomb hotel and decided to issue application blanks to enroll every person in the county who has a car and enjoys driving. A meeting Thursday with Hannibal and Keokuk visitors is expected to be a big affair with all interested invited.
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Quincy Motor Club
Newcomb Hotel
Hannibal and Keokuk
Motor Club
Sparrows Compared by Color and Size in Brief Guide
The white throated and white crowned sparrows are smaller and named by their plumage, while the fox sparrow is larger with bright rufous tones and distinct breast streaks and spots.
Short Potato and Vegetable Shortages Hit Germany
London reports Hamburg and other principalities expect no potatoes next month and scarce fresh vegetables due to continued drought. A semi official note cites delayed crops and poor prospects in drought stricken areas. Bavaria cuts meat ration to 375 grams weekly per person after Monday, citing reduced milk due to cattle slaughter.
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London
Hamburg
Altona
Germany
Bavaria
Seasonable Weather Forecasted for Week
Weather bureau issues weekly outlook with Great Lakes showers likely and warm conditions early in the week. Plains and Mississippi Valley regions expect varied conditions with periods of warmth and possible precipitation throughout the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Plains States
Mississippi
Thundershowers Forecast for Early Week Scattered
A fragment notes widely scattered thundershowers with warm temperatures expected in the first part of the week. The report lacks clear locations or times, but signals unsettled, stormy weather patterns likely affecting local areas.
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Conridgist Poler Iter Hilt
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English Channel
Red Cross
Piiing
Gloucester
Baker
Paul Reynolds
North Fifth Street
May Wamsley
Vine Street
Ralph Stegeman
North Eighth
Minnie Canavan
South Fourth Street
Dolly Blawsing
Henry Blawsing
Ellington Township
E. F. Stannus
Emil Spider
William Fees
Fourth
Ohio
Mr. Fees
Harry Oelrich
M. K. Miller
William Hickman
West Quincy
St. Mary’s Hospital
Melton
Police
George Simmons
Attorney McNally
Ewing
John Lubbin
Golden
Miss Proctor
Miss Steward
Plainville
Takhoma Biscuit
Sunshine Grahams
Multi Jr
Perfetto
Veroniques
Tan-San
Loose Wiles Biscuit Company
CUI Omp
Maine Street
Sunshine
Bakers OF Sunshine Biscuits
Maine St
Fred Althoff
the Quality Biscuits of America
Ife
M.a S. Weossmann
Miss Stassman
Gem Cit Business College
Mindis
Adapts Secuciw
D.L. Husselman
Mmosselman
Robert W. Powell
Rockford Life Insurance Co
von Burg’s
Howard
Hamilton
Hampden
Elgin
Jeweler
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