Quincy Dedicates Commercial Home in Grand Ceremony
A banquet and speeches marked the dedication of Quincy’s Chamber of Commerce Home at Fifth and Jersey last night. About 250 people attended as Rev Lyman Greenman, John A Heller, and Mayor William K Abbott lauded the project and its impact on local commerce and industrial funding.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fifth and
Jersey Streets
Quincy
John. Av. Heller
Lyman. Greenman
Unitarian Church
Quine
Cavernor
John Weed
Edwin
Jarvis Parker
John A Heller
Chich
Greenman
George D. Levi
Mr. Levi
Quincy Chamber of Commerce
Quincey
Tong
John’ A. Heller
Chamber
William K. Abbott
Oc. F. Perry
Chamber of Comerce
Ernest M. ‘Wood
Rochester
Minnesota
Levi
For¢The Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans
Walter -Arker
New’ Orleans
Association of Commerce
Chamber “of Commerce
Ouiney
Officers of Chamber of Commerce Named
The article lists GEO D. LEVI as President D L MUSSELMAN as First Vice President IRA R CALKINS as Second Vice President J R PEARCE as Treasurer RF PERRY as Secretary and JOHN A HELLER as Custodian of the Chamber’s records and property.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Geo
D. Levi
D. L. Musselman
Ira R. Calkins
J. R- Pearce
RF. Perry
John A. Heller
Thousands Pay Homage To the Bell in Oregon
More than 200 000 people viewed the Liberty Bell as it traveled through Oregon from Vancouver Washington to Roseburg. Seven thousand gathered at dawn to glimpse the relic and ten thousand watched as darkness fell on the return leg with the escorting party kept busy.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Vancouver
Washington
S.a
Roseburg
Philadelphia
Becker Case Discussed By Whitman And Perkins
In Albany on July 15 Gov. Whitman and District Attorney Perkins discussed the Charles Becker murder case. They described the talk as informal with no new evidence presented and denied irregularities about obtaining an affidavit from witness James Marshall for Becker’s second trial.
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Albany
N.Y
Charles Becker
New York
Herman’ Rosenthal
Whitman
Perkins
James Marshall
Becker
Dunne and Family Depart for Coast in July 15 Exposition Run
Gov Edward F Dunne and family leave Chicago tonight with a suite to attend the San Francisco exposition and Mississippi Day celebration on July 24. Mayor William Hale Thompson will depart tomorrow with the First Regiment Illinois National Guard under Col Joseph B Sanberry, stopping at several points en route with a first stop in Kansas City on Saturday.
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Chicago
Edward F. Dunne
San Francisco
William Hale Thompson
Joseph
B. Sanberry
Kansas City
Waterways Commissioners Named by Governor Dunne
Chicago July 15 three members of the Hingis waterways commission were named by Governor Dunne before his departure for the Panama-Pacific fair. They are Samuel Alschuler Au roway Edward J. Kelly engineer for the sanitary Ahiard Chicago and Samuel Drew Jenet. Mr Alschuler was named as chairman. The remaining two members will be named on the governor's return from the west.
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Gulf
Farmer
Edward.q. Wild
Wall
Quincey
GO. W. Kellogg
Keokuk
Levi
Quincy
Kelloge
Keokark
Chicago
Hingis’ Waterways Commission
Dunne
Samuel Alschuler
Auroway Edward J. Kelly
Sanitary Ahiard
Samuel Drew
Jenet
Alschuler
West
Frederick Sharon Dies At Palace Hotel Company Leader
Frederick Sharon president of the Palace Hotel Company in San Francisco died yesterday at 46 no complications of disease. Senator Francis G Newlands of Nevada, his brother in law, was at the bedside. Sharon was the son of the late United States Senator Sharon of Nevada.
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San Francisco
Frederick Sharon
Hotel
Francis G. Newlinds
Nevada
Sharon
United Sates
Pledge Rule Declared Nonbinding by Colorado Court
Denver court rules that a pledge to keep secrets is not binding legally or morally. Judge John A. Perry fines Arthur MacLennan of the Denver Times $250 for contempt for refusing to reveal the source of information on a grand jury inquiry into a wintertime Colorado General Assembly money incident.
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Denver
Colo
John. A. Perry
Perry
Arthur
MacLennan
The
Denver Times
Grand
Colorado General Assembly
Fire destroys Valdez business section in $500000 loss
July 1 Port Valdez Alaska reports a blaze that destroyed the town's business district with losses estimated at $500,000. U S troops from Liscum aided in battling the flames as dynamite was used to check the fire. The dry wooden buildings and weeks without rain worsened the blaze in a town of about 400 residents at the head of Port Valdez.
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Valdez
Alaska
U. S
Liscum
Valder
Port Valdez
Prince’ Wiliam Sound
Marshall Field’s Grandson Promoted
CHICAGO July 15 Henry Field grandson of the late Marshall Field Chicago merchant has been promoted in the British army for distinguished service He has been placed in command of an automobile transportation bureau
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Chicago
Henry Field
Marshall Field
Automobile
Transportation Bureau
Central of Georgia Declares Dividend On Stock
The board of directors of the Central of Georgia railway today declared an annual dividend on preferred and common stock aggregating $1,150,000 on a 5 percent basis respectively.
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Central of Georgia
Savanna Ga
Central of Georgia Railway
Thaw to learn fate on Matteawan motion
TY NEW YORK July 15 Harry K Thaw slept tonight in Ludlow street jail for the last time perhaps in his life as a prisoner Tomorrow morning he is to know whether the future holds Matteawan or freedom Supreme Court Justice Hendrick will then announce his decision on the motion made today to have the order committing Thaw to Matteawan in 1908 formally vacated The crowd cheered him as he left the sheriff's office for the courtroom larger and more boisterous than yesterday They applauded the court decision they doubted The formalities today were brief Thaw appeared before Justice Hendrick and Stanchfield the Thaw lawyers moved to vacate the writ decision reserved till tomorrow
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Ludlow’ Street
Matteawan
Supreme ‘Court
Hendrick
Thaw
Matteawan i
Chambers Street
John B. Stanchfield
New sanitary order in Serbia combats typhus spread
A modern sanitary measure replaces chivalry in Serbia as the International Sanitary Board implements district controls, regular baths, clothing disinfection, and house to house inspections. Homes with typhus cases are scrubbed and fumigated, with all household members quarantined for ten days.
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Nish
Serbia
International Sanitary Board
Sanitary Board
Registration In India Calcutta July
A new act of the Singapore legislature requires all persons of British nationality between eighteen and fifty five to register themselves for military training. A similar scheme is proposed in Ceylon, where the importance of having a militia force is emphasized by recent native riots.
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Calcutta
Singapore
Ceylon
AP Editor L Edmand Stover Dies in Colfax
Colfax Cal July 1 L Edmand Stover news editor of the Associated Press and former president of the Press club of San Francisco died here yesterday after a six month illness. Stover was a contributor of short stories and verse to magazines and was connected with the AP for seven years in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Colfax
Cal
L. Edmand Stover
San Francisco
Associated Press
Press Club
Stover
Los Angeles
Dixie Highway Division Dedication in Watseka
Watseka July 15 Dixie Highway division was formally dedicated yesterday. Joseph G. Cannon former Speaker of the national House threw the first shovel of dirt. Delegations from surrounding areas attended as Vermilion County road work to extend the Dixie Highway proceeds with urgency.
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Watseka
Tinais
Joseph G. Cannon
National House
Vermilion County
South Wales coal strike paralyzes mines and aims
In London on July 15, South Wales coal mines idle except two Rhondda collieries as 180 to 113 delegates vote to continue noncooperation under the munitions act. About 88,950 miners voted for the strike, 41,500 against. Government pressure and labor leaders oppose the action though a Cardiff coal exchange halt aids, with Aberdare valley syndicalists driving the move. A meeting with Walter Runciman planned to discuss the situation.
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London
Rhondda
South Wales
Board ‘of Trade
Walter’ Ruhciman
Cardiff
Coal Exchange
Admiralty
Aberdare Valley
Independent Labor Party
Labor Party
J. Kier
Hardie
House. of Commons
Independent
Labor
Asquith
Delay Ordering New Submarines Delayed Bids Sept. 29
Washington July 15 Bids for 16 submarines authorized by the last Congress will not be opened until Sept 29 Secretary Daniels announced to allow two U S shipbuilders to compete American firms Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co and New York Shipbuilding Co hold patents on the Hay Denny type European undersea craft data on which to bid was expected from Europe but war disrupted communications prompting the delay to August 2 originally set for opening bids
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Washington
Daniels
Newport News
Shipbuilding Company
Europe
Battleship Wisconsin Reaches Colon on Panama Run
The battleship Wisconsin of the naval academy practice squadron arrived in Colon Panama yesterday afternoon after sailing from Annapolis on July 7 by way of the Panama Canal. The ship left Annapolis and was reported to be in Colon at 3 30 o clock yesterday afternoon.
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Wisconsin
Colon
Panama
Annapolis
San Frisco
Canal
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Magnificent Chamber OF Commerce
HOWE
State of
Govenor
Family
Coast
Thompson
Aurora
Edward J. Kelley
Samuel J. Drew
Joliet
Chosen
President
J.A. Perry
Law
Mattewan Asylum
India
J. G. Cannon
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