Grand Jury Snowed In By Shootout At Store
John E. Glahn was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of assault with intent to kill after firing a revolver inside his grocery store near Vine Street Sunday. John and James Lenane were wounded, James Leahy and others testified, with no reason given for the shooting. Glahn posted $1000 bond. Lenane brothers released on bond earlier. charges against them dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Glahn
Grand
Reardon
Glahn
John
James Lenane
Vine Street
North Fifth Street
Lenane
James Leahey
John Lenane
Lenanes
Oscar Merritt
James Leahy
Edward Howlett
Connelly
Dyer
Akers
Eace
Lenanerothers
Roy
Tie
Walter HI. Coon
Soldiers and Sailors Home News Bulletin
Fragmented local column from the Soldiers and Sailors Home reports deaths of John F P Stine a former Cottage 4 resident and Elisha B Sweet connected to the annex with service in Co B 126th Penna infantry and Co A Seth Inglis infantry. It notes burials in Rushville and kin visits from Industry Creal Springs Leavenworth Neoga Guilford and Chicago amid routine home life details and a closing aphorism about pessimists and optimists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FP. Stine
Tis
Rushville
Elome
Tie
Ife
Co. B
126Th Penneylvania Infantry
Benjamin
Elisha B. Sweet
Sarah Garner
Annex
Co. A
Seth Ilingis Infantry
Chicago
Wee S. H. Pennington
Wilson
Sterling
Vielen
Mildred
Kathryn
Wanda
Fred Standard
Fred, Jr
Oancy
Whiting
Kirby
Flack
Alex Cowdsey
Creal Springs
S. FH
Channel 1
Leavenworth
S Allen
Charles Leon
Leon
Cottage
C. E. Folsom
Rain Drives Yeomen Indoors for Picnic
The fourth annual Brotherhood of American Yeomen picnic moved indoors at Berrian park after morning rain. Winners in horseshoe contests were James Davidson and W. A. Williams. A noon dinner, then hors d oeuvre and pinochle at 1408 Cherry Street. Supper served at home with committee A. Will Clow, P. W. McIntyre and Mrs. Enn listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Berrian Park
James Davidson
W. A. Williams
Williams
Cherry Street
Davidson
Mr. Williams
A. Will A. Clow
P. W. McIntyre
Enn
Border Conditions Not Yet Settled On Mexican Border
Edgar Winfrey Gardner 16, son of Mr and Mrs EB Gardner and cousin of Albert Smyth a Missouri quartermaster, reports on border trouble in a letter home. He and others chased a Mexican desperado who was shot in the leg by auto truck drivers. the fugitive escaped into the sagebrush. Marriage licenses listed Floyd L Hardberger and Eugenia Wiseman both of Maywood Missouri aged 32 and 25, Franklin Fenton of St Louis, and Dora Korb of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Winfrey Gardner
EB. W. Gardner
Albert F. Smyth
Quartermaster’s Corps of
Missouri
Winfrey
Floyd L. Hardberger
Maywood
Eugenia Wiseman
Franklin Fenton
St. Louis
Dora Korb
Women Invited to Canning Lessons in Quincy
Miss Mias Renkin of Fall Creek, a University of Illinois home economics student, will supervise canning demonstrations in the Chamber of Commerce building. The Quincy District Food League sponsors the event with no charges, offering sessions this morning at 9 and afternoon at 2, plus 2 o'clock Wednesday, with J R Pearce delivering a brief address. County women are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Luro Rankin
Fall Creek
Home Economica Department
University of Illinois
Chamber of Commerce
Quincy District Food League
J. R. Pearce
Misa Renkin
Curley Injunction Denied Over Willard West Show
New York July 17. Justice Hendrick refused Jack Curley’s bid for an injunction to bar Jess Willard from appearing with his wild west show. The court held restraining Willard would cause great harm to Willard and yield no lawful benefit to Curley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Curley
Jess Willard
Willard
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Curley
Church Socials Pack City Parks and Homes
The United Brethren Missionary society picnic will be at Berrian park all day Thursday. Women of Central Baptist plan a picnic in South park Thursday afternoon and evening with a 6:30 dinner for men. Mrs. Buckles and Mrs. Nichols host women from L M E and C W E M societies at the First Christian church this afternoon. Bethel Methodist groups meet with Mrs. Ischer at Twentieth and Jefferson this afternoon. St Jacobi teachers miss the gorge trip due to weather but 35 gather for social time in the school hall. Youths head to William Demeier's farm on Sunday afternoon. Concordia league hosts a basket picnic at South park Sunday afternoon. The Kaiser remark closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society
United Brethren Church
Berrian Park
Messere
Women's Society of the Central Baptist Church
South Park
E. L. Buckles
William Nichols
First Christian Church
Mra Buckles
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bethel Methovier Church
Henry Ischer
Jefferson Streets
St. Jacobi
Gorge
Young People’s Society of the Church
William Demeyer
North Forty-eighth Street
Concordia League of the
St. Sg Lutheran Church
Basel
Hannibal Boy 18 Struck by Auto
Arthur Denning of Hannibal Missouri was knocked from his bicycle at Tenth and Broadway at 11 am Monday by an automobile driven by T Staffer of Moberly Missouri. He suffered a broken wrist and minor bruises, was treated at Blessing hospital, and should be able to return home in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Denning
Hannibal
Tenth and Broadway
T. Staffer
Moberly
All
Blessing Hospital
Portrait of John Quincy Adams Displayed in Court House
A large portrait of John Quincy Adams, lighted by a lone electric lamp, hangs at the courthouse landing atop the double staircase. The Polly Sumner chapter of the D A R donated it during the last session of the supervisor. Judge McCarl noted the city and county history linking Adams and Washington to local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quincy Adams
Polly Sumner
Court House
McCarl
Statesman
Washington Square
Rural Church Conference at Garret Institute Evanston Ill
A rural church conference for pastors and laymen will be held July 23 to 28 under the department of rural work of the Methodist Episcopal church. Speakers include Charles M. Stuart W W Dick Willis Ray Wilson A Nolan H Frank Ball. Lectures run July 24 to 26 evenings with sessions for church workers. Delegates stay on Northwestern University campus with meals and transportation as the only costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Rural Work
Board of Home Missions and
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Garret Biblical Institute
Evanston, Ill
Charles M. Stuart
W. W. Dick
Detroit
Willis Ray Wilson
Leland
A. Nolan
University of Ilinois
J. H. Singleton
Champaign
Ill
H. Frank Ball
Garret Institute
Northwestern University
Evanston
Alfred Botsford Joins Paramount Publicity Desk
Alfred Botsford, former city editor of the Quincy Herald and recent member of the New York World editorial staff, now works in the publicity department of Paramount Pictures. A sharp line notes that a worker who does poor work is better than one who does nothing but talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Botsford
Quincy Herald
New York World
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Decline of North American wild pigeon in recent centuries
The text notes that until about fifty years ago the wild pigeon was the most abundant North American bird, moving in immense flocks measured in millions. It questions whether any native pair survives today, reflecting on the species’ drastic decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
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Riverside Coal Co. Jd. &, Frese, Prop
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Hannibal Boy
Conference For Rural Churches
Paramount Company
Weilers
Bert Gamren
Fifth ST
Quincy Building
Weer
Association
M. E. Vasen
Chas. Qochiman
Maine St
Comstock Castle
Harrison & Wilson Plumbing and Heating Co
Broadway
Sherwin-Williams
Street Hardware Co
Dempsey Construction Company
Majestic
Ata
Rolle
Tenk’s Clipper
Tenk Hdw. Co
C. A. Wurst Co
Onte For
J-M
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National Board of Fire Underwaters
Molier & VandenBoom
Reae
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