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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1919

Page

5

Bloodhounds On Thief Trail In South Hannibal Chickens Stolen

Hen thefts upset South Hannibal residents with over a dozen robberies reported. A resident on East Gordon Street found two missing chickens after returning from a parade. Night Captain O Day and bloodhounds tracked from the fence to Walnut Street then toward Union Street before scent was lost. Two chickens were later found in an adjoining yard, suggesting the thief fled. Authorities believe they know the culprit.

South Hannibal Conrad Schmidt East Gordon Street Hannibal Central Park Thomas O'Day Walnut Street Union Street Schmidt

Tag Day Today For Hannibal Detention Home

Hannibalians are invited to donate at tag stations set up on every street corner downtown and near public buildings to support Hannibal’s new Detention Home. Mrs Jack Garland chairs the one day appeal with over 100 workers ready to pin tags and collect funds for a permanent, improved facility.

South Sixth Jack Garland Hannibal

Woman of underworld plans Hannibal home for fallen girls

Police matron Ella Garland cites a Friday statement by a woman of the red light district in Hannibal seeking to open a home for fallen girls. The plan faces social resistance, with notes on wages and factory discharge of two girls labeled "questionable character" after leaving a red light house.

Underworld Hannibal Ella Garland The the Underworld Red Light District Garland

Sergeant Earl Moxley Homeward Bound From War

Mr and Mrs N J Moxley of Seventh Street and Broadway report their son Sergeant Earl Moxley has arrived in the United States and will be discharged at Camp Merritt New Jersey He is expected home next week

N. J. Moxley Seventh Street Broadway Earl Moxley United States Camp Merritt N. J

Eagles to Hear State President in July Address

Hannibal Acrie of Eagles will preside and deliver an address at a July 22 meeting led by Judge A B Dunan Grand Worthy President of the Missouri Eagles. Members anticipate a large attendance of about two hundred.

Hannibal Acrie Eagles A. B. Dunan Missouri Eagles

Boxing Exhibition Divides Hannibal Clergy and Eagles

The Hannibal Eagles Aerie plans a three round boxing show during their Mainland Park picnic despite clergy protests. Prosecuting Attorney Hamlin says the event will be legal, with bouts featuring Frank Carey versus an unnamed opponent, and a wrestler exhibition by Young Owens and Miller. The Christian Church News criticized the plan as desecration of the Lord's Day, but Eagles officials insist the event complies with state law and is suitable Sunday entertainment. The story notes the broader picnic program and ties to local churches and YMCA training.

Roy Hamlin Mainland’s Field Hannibal Acrie Eagles Hannibal Hannibal Band Frank Carey Dubzinsky Owens Miller Ministera Christian Church News Law and Order League Eagle Lodge Mainland’s Park League Churches of Aerie of Eagles Hamlin Eagle Uncle Sam

Happenings in Hannibal Sees Local Travel and Visits

Mr and Mrs J S Paulus and Mr and Mrs Edward Cotter of Union street depart by car for Burlington Iowa for a brief visit with relatives and friends. Miss Doris Kenning of 1005 Union street a Burlington railroad exchange operator resumes duties after a severe illness. R Y Griggs of Burlington machine shops will travel to Kansas City tomorrow for a short visit. Mr and Mrs OO Bowe of Union street and Mr anne A FE Dyer of Fulton avenue traveled to Centerville Iowa.

C. P. Bonebrake Greybull, Wy Hannibal J. S. Paulus Edward Cotter Union Street Burlington Doris Kenning Burington RY. Griggs Kanas City

Everette Mayes Expected Soon From France

Sergeant Everette Mayes of South Hannibal, among the first Hannibal boys to reach France, is at Camp Taylor Kentucky awaiting discharge. In a letter to Mr. and Mrs. John Cole of Fulton Avenue he says he landed in the east about a week ago with the 24th Engineers and came home on the steamship President Grant.

Everette Mayes South Hannibal Hannibal France Camp Taylor Kentucky John Cole Fulton Avenue East Hse 24Th Engineers President Grant

Brother in Navy Plans to Re-enlist Says Letter From Honduras

E J Herzog of Burlington shops writes from Honduras that his brother Robert Herzog of Hannibal intends to re enlist in the navy after his service term ends. Robert is aboard the U S S Maitch and has served two years in several foreign lands since enlisting.

E. J. Herzog Broadway Burlington Shops Robert Herzog Hannibal Honduras Herzog Maitch

Orpheum to Show Last Matinee of Tom Moore Act Tonight

At the Orpheum Theater the Tom Moore and the Soldier Boys act will be seen for the last time today and tonight. Beginning tomorrow the feature is The Auction of Souls with Aurora Mardiganian, portrayed as the sole survivor of Armenian persecutions. The film depicts 1915 atrocities, aligns with Bryce’s investigative report, and aims to convey the Turkish cruelty against Armenians. Washington: President Wilson asks Congress for permanent general ranks for Pershing and March and permanent admiral ranks for Lima and Benson.

Tom Moore Soldier Boys Orpheum Auction of Souls Aurora Mardiganian Mt. Ararat Sou’s Washington Regular Army Gen. Pershing Gen. March Navy Lima Benson Congress Wilson

Swears Out State Warrant Against Former Husband

Mrs Lula Barbee divorced wife of Robert Reed Barbee swore out a state warrant charging peace disturbance after alleging abuse and threats Thursday afternoon She sought the prosecuting attorney and told the state's attorney of her troubles before signing an affidavit before Judge Allen E Dent The warrant was given to Constable Henry Cameron and Barbee likely faces arraignment today The divorce suit in the circuit court drew local stir in Hannibal with Barbee original filer later marrying in St Louis

Lula Barbee Robert Reed Barbee Allen E. Dent Barbee Roy Hamm Dent C. T Hays St. Louis

Martial law lifted in Longview after quiet week

Longview Texas martial law imposed July 13 over threatened white Negro clashes was lifted at noon Friday by Governor Hobby s proclamation from Austin. The area had remained quiet since cavalry from the Texas National Guard and Texas Rangers assumed control Sunday.

Longview Tex W. P. Hobby Austin Texas National Guard Texas Rangers

White Excellent meals and service on board

Description highlights first class meals and service with large staterooms. Booking and reservations info directs readers to call or write for further information.

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