Speaker Champ Clark Advocates Military Preparedness
San Francisco July 17 Champ Clark the House speaker urged stronger military readiness to defend liberty symbolized by the liberty bell. He rejected peace at any price and opposed a large standing army and navy, proposing expanded cadet programs at West Point and Annapolis and a well trained militia as cost effective national defense.
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San Francisco
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
United States
Paradise
West
Point
West Point
Annapolis
Wil‘ i
Thomas Hefferson
Switzerland
Bagatelle
New Paper Products & Envelope Co opens in Quincy
A new corporation named Paper Products and Envelope Company begins operations at 307 Maine Street Quincy with ten workers, plans to expand to 40, and contracts to supply $25,000 yearly stationary to a railroad, plus parcel post and license envelopes. Directors include Edward T Granadier treasurer, Joseph Snowdon president, and Lawrence Travilla not active in management.
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Quincy
Paper ‘Products
Maine Street
Edward T. ‘Granadier
Fifth and
Hampshire Streets
Joseph Snowdon
Tenry Dayton
American Papeterie & Envelope Company
Lawrence Travilla
Mr. Snowdon
Mr.Granadier
Travilla
Parcel Po
Quincy Daily Briefs: Engine Theft and Local News
Sheriff returns from Elsberry with Johnnie Long, charged with stealing a gasoline engine from Charles McClain. Long jailed pending hearing set for next Saturday at noon. Woman loses hat at Leagate Park. owner can reclaim from Mrs. Meyer. Portraits of E. J. Parker Governor John Wood and John A. Heller moved to directors’ room in Chamber of Commerce building. Highway committee to discuss good roads week and one day work donations. Judge McCarl marries Floyd Edmonson and Goldie May Sloniger. Chamber thanks speakers for dedication banquet and sends copies to leaders. Quincy road grading to begin soon on Hannibal-Quincy route. Continuous rain hampers progress. The Cain family pageant note appears in text.
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John Coens
Elsberry
Johnnie Long
Charles McClain
Long
County
Quincey
E. J. Parker
John Wood
John A. Heller
Chamber of Commerce
Cain Family Seeks Legal Separation in Circuit Court
Rosa Cain, by attorneys Govert and Lancaster, filed suit yesterday in the circuit court seeking a legal separation from husband Marion Cain. The action names Marion Cain as the defendant in a domestic case filed for judicial relief.
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Cain
Rosa Cain
Govert & Lancaster
Circuit Court
Marion Cain
Constipation Cure Promises Overnight Relief
An advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as a quick fix for constipation using Podophylin May Apple. It claims a small nightly dose ensures a full effortless bowel movement by morning, citing bile flow and improved digestion while urging readers to buy now.
Berne diplomatic center shifts wartime duties
In Berne Switzerland the American legation has become a key diplomatic hub with the ambassador in Paris and American consuls in France exchanging with colleagues in Germany and Austria via Berne. After Italy joined the war the Rome route cut off direct telegrams to Constantinople Vienna and Berlin. The legation now handles prisoner of war funds and monitors neutrality by guarding against spies and illicit passport movements.
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Berne
Switzerland
Paris
France
Germany
Austria
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