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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1916

Page

3

Convention to Meet in Quincy Illinois State Federation of Labor

The Illinois State Federation of Labor will hold its convention in Quincy October 16 to 21 at Babor temple Ninth and State streets. The official hotel is not yet chosen. Funds for the event are being raised by the Trades and Labor assembly with pledges from unions and substantial gifts from Iron Molders Leather Workers Sheet Metal Workers Brewers Carpenters Metal Polishers and Vaint-era unions. A July 18 Highland park festival benefits the fund. Labor day picnic contracts await at Baldwin park on September 4. Treasurer H H Thesen reports 2144.07 balance. Oscar Trine secretary also pleased. Condolences issued for Mrs Theodore Bisser mother of President Theodore Bisser. Charles Aldag reports good labor conditions in the Bluff City.

Babor Temple Ninth State Streets Illinois State Federation of Labor Quincy General Committee Trades and Labor Assembly Convention Committee Highland Park Baldwin Park H. H. Thesen Treasury Oscar Trine

General Ramos Prepares Drive Against Villista Bandits

Gen Matias Ramos directing government forces in southern Chihuahua says troops are re dispatched for a sudden strong offensive to crush the Villista bands. Based at Parral he reports the main bandit force nearly surrounded south of Sombreretillo and expects a fight once local dispositions are settled.

Chihuahua City Mex Matias Ramos Chihuahua Ramos Parral Sombreretillo

Infantile paralysis case reported near Sidney

A well developed case of infantile paralysis was found Friday near Sidney in Champaign county. Another child in the same community is under observation.

Champaign Sidney Champaign County

Merle C Winn to Be Ordained Today in Galesburg

In Galesburg on July 15 the Presbytery of Peoria will meet at 10 for the ordination examination of Merle C Winn of Quincy. The ordination service is set for 3 pm at the local church with Rev. Stuart M Campbell giving a short address and Rev. J G Laurie guiding the prayer. Winn, son of Rev T C and Mrs Winn, plans to marry Rowena Hudson of Decatur on Tuesday and will depart for Japan in August to work in the Presbyterian mission aided by Portsmouth Ohio church funds.

Galesburg Presbytery Peoria C. T. Greene Merle C. Winn Quincy Stuart M. Campbell J. G. Laurie D. D. Friends Winn Mr. Winn T. C. Winn Manchuria Merle Winn Rowena Hudson Decatur Japan Presbyterian Mission Presbyterian Church of Portsmouth Ohio

Fisherman-Lawrence Travil aims for luck like state board candidate

Local notes report Quincy's Fisherman-Lawrence Travil hoping for similar luck to a state board of equalization candidate after returning with about 150 fine fish from Crooked Slough. Also covered are a new insurance partnership, family health updates, a post office picnic, child welfare appeals, quarantines, custody hearings, and a Texas auto arrival.

Lawrence Travilla State Board of Equalization Crooked Slough

Soldiers and Sailors Home Daily Bulletin Notes

Reports from the Soldiers and Sailors Home detail Mrs Roland of Sixth and Locust nearing serious illness. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Woods and granddaughter Catherine Monckton from St. Joe Missouri, with tours to Colorado Springs Manitou and Colorado City. Other residents referenced: Mrs Woods in cottage 7, Mr Woods in 14, Mrs Mary Baker of Hannibal, Mrs Edward Burns and son Jack of Quincy, and Mr and Mrs Charles Bailey of Baldwin Kansas. Also noted: Mrs Colcord nursing a six week neck carbuncle. grand army ladies held a fish fry with cake ice cream coffee and pies. Mrs Carragan returns from Springfield after three months with her children. Ira Sowers returned from vacation in southern Illinois. Pay day occurred Friday. Mrs Kitchell of cottage 20 remains ill and unable to attend meals.

St. Joe Colorado Springs Manitou Colorado City Woods Mr. Woods Mary Baker Hannibal Edward Burns Jack Quincy Charles N. Bailey Winona Lorna Baldwin Kansas Martin Brady Bailey Colcord Sergeant Colcord Annex Grand Army Carragan Springfield Ira Sowers Ilinois William Colchester Frank Winderhill Hugh Don Chicago Sam Murry Kitchell

Iowa Troops Struggle with Equipment Shortages

A letter from Joseph Esler to The Whig details Iowa troops at Camp Dodge lacking proper uniforms and worn shoes, delaying near border mobilization. Medical reviews show about 8 percent unfit, including several officers, with Gen. Allen commanding a mixed brigade at Fort Dodge awaiting readiness amid Des Moines growth and traffic issues.

Iowa Joseph Esler Des Moines Camp Dodge Fort Dodge Allen Gruell Lieut Christopher Third Quincy Joseph Gruell United States

Judge Clarke for Associate Justice Washington

John Hessin Clarke, a federal district judge from Cleveland Ohio, was nominated by President Wilson to fill the Hughes vacancy on the Supreme Court. Senate confirmation is expected. The judiciary committee called a meeting for Monday to consider the nomination. Two years earlier the Senate confirmed his district judgeship after an investigation into past railroad consul service.

Clarke Washington John Hessin Clarke Cleveland Wilson Supreme Court Charles E. Hughes Senate

Club Leaders Discuss Probable Changes In Baseball

July 15 in New York Tarry Hempstead president of the New York Nationals and August Herrman president of the Cincinnati Nationals discussed a deal involving several powers. Charles Kersey former New York player and manager of Cincinnati would return to the Giants. Larry Doyle captain of New York is named among the players involved.

New York Tarry Hempstead New York Nationals August Herrman Cincinnati Nationals Charles Kersey Cincinnati Giants Larry Doyle

Baker Out for Week

New York July 15 Third baseman J Franklin Baker of the New York Americans will be sidelined for at least a week after an injury Friday. He collided with a grandstand gate while pursuing a foul in the fourth inning of the second game with Detroit and had to leave the contest.

Baker New York J. Franklin Baker New York Americans Detroit

County taxes paid and local notices in Pittsfield

County Treasurer J A Allen travels to Springfield to pay the county tax balance of 11583 19 to the state treasury. Also noted are settlements for McGee Creek Levee and Drainage district 7995 87 and Bay Creek Drainage district 23 66. The issue includes a mental health adjudication, local travels, a pearl discovery weighing 164 grains sold for 400, and various community notices about church, school, and social events in Pike County.

Pittsfield J. A. Allen Springfield McGee Creek Bay Creek J. H. Welch Emma Gay Rockport George McPherson Jacksonville McPherson Wm. Cunningham Martinsburg Township Colorado W. D. Mcbride Cunningham Helen Clans John Reid Perry

Probate notes in county court report on estates

J E Orebrough guardian of Lillian Belle Orebrogh filed a report with receipts and expenditures totaling 202.03. State Savings Loan Trust Co filed an inventory for Theodore Siebers showing nonvalued real estate cash on deposit 8441.50 and notes and accounts 12000. Jasper S DeCrow named administrator of Annie E DeCrow estate with a 2000 bond approved.

J. E. Orebrough Lillian Belle Orebrogh State Savings, Loan & Trust Company Theodore Siebers Jasper S. DeCrow Annie E. DeCrow

Twin Births in Kansas City Families Reported

Born to Mr and Mrs Charles P Carroll of Kansas City a son July 13 Mrs Carroll formerly Miss Marie Louise Kamp of this city Born to Mr and Mrs Herman Krue ger of 50034 Washington street a son Monday afternoon

Charles P. Carroll Kansas City Carroll Marie Louise Kamp

Summer Troubles Relief Promised by Foley Honey and Tar

Hay fever afflicts thousands and asthma sufferers endure torture. Foley's Honey and Tar relieves by calming inflammation and clearing air passages. It eases coughing and soothes rasped membranes from constant irritation. This family remedy contains no opiates and a bottle lasts long. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.

Foley Miller & Arthur Drug Co

Local Pickups and Sales Highlight Busy Day

Local notices list special for today on Dyer Kiss talcum powder at 19c from W T Duker Co and new lines of white hosiery for ladies misses and children. Visitors include Miss Virginia Smith of Chicago to the Smith family at 1622 North Fourth. Other items report a Wemakit jewelers meeting in Rock Island, a fireless cooker gas range demonstration ending today, and Mayo clinic travel of Miss Marie Wessel and sister Vera.

W. T. Duker Co Virginia Smith Chicago RF. W. Smith North Fourth Street Bayder A. F. Odell Wemakit” Jewelers Rock Island Meyer-Wilms F. O. Edmunds Mary Geigerich Edmunds Mr. Edmunds Illinois H. J. Leemhuis Salem Evar Young People’s Society of Lowa Burlington W. T. Duker Marie Wessel Rochester Minn Mayo Vera Wessel Meyer-Wilms Co Charles Klapprott State Street Keokuk

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