Mexico proposes three commissioners to seek peace with US
Mexico CityJuly 21 The foreign office made public the July 11 note to Washington outlining a plan to appoint three commissioners from each side to meet at a neutral site to discuss troop withdrawal and reciprocal border crossing, and to investigate bandit origins. Conference reportedly could convene in Niagara Falls in early August. Mexican delegates will be civilians, with the chair from Gen Carranza’s cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Foreign Office
Washington
Niagara Falls
Gen. Carranza
Elisey Arrédundu
Carranza
Arredondo
Wilson
Cruiser San Diego Brings Refugees to San Diego Port
The cruiser San Diego arrived from La Paz Mexico carrying 12 refugees. Officers reported conditions along the lower west coast. The ship plans to return to La Paz after Rear Admiral Caperton assumes command. Admiral Winslow will haul down his flag on July 28, not the 29th, the retirement date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Winslow
LaPaz
Mex
Caperton
Pacific Fleet
Tanlac Promises Permanent Results Across Stomach Ailments
Testimonial from M D Folsom of Carlinville Illinois visiting Quainry credits Tanlac with restoring health after years of stomach trouble and nervous insomnia. He bought three bottles in Springfield then reported permanent improvements and recommends Tanlac, now sold in Quincy at Brown and Mays Drug Co. with strong fanfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Folsom
Carlinville
Quainry
Taniac Man
Brown and Mars Drug Co
Taniac
Springfield
Tanlac
Quincy
Brown & Mays Drug Co
Ivo
Local Halbach Schr oeder Reduction Sale Amid Summer Goods
The ad page advertises Halbach-Schroeder Co Reduction Sale with low prices on wash fabrics shirts and patterns. Mentions Geoge H Heidbreder illness absence, Meyer-Wilms Co lines, Dick Bros Brew bottling dept demand for workers, and multiple readers attending horse races at Baldwin Park. Includes tires promos from Gunther Hardware and Tearful notes on civic events and individuals visiting Quincy and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halbach-Schroeder Co
George H. Heidbreder
South Eighth Street
Meyer-Wilms Co
N. J. Kinnebrew
St. Antonius
Galesburg
Gunther Hardware Co
W. T. Duker, Sr
Quincy
St. Louis
Albert Penick
Meyer-Wilms Co. Snyder
Charles Funke
South Twelfth Street
Women’s Alliance of the First Baptist Church
Mae Treascher
Locust Street
Memphis
Percy Brown
Fort Dodge
Town
Wilfred Amburn
Luke Kimmons
Russell Ferguson
Adams. Il
Ferguson
Ezra Best
Gunther Tardware Co
Frank Legan
Meyer- Wilms Co
Will Turner
Ellington
Mary Darby
Oakland
Cal
Dick Bros. Brew'g Co
York Street
Nell Bowen
South Fifth Street
Kirksville
Rennick
Blue Ribbon
Nettie Malambri
Springfield
Nicholas Malambri
Chicago
William Malambri
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
Frank Quattrochi
Hannibal
William Malambi
FH. House
Plainville
Ill
R. L. Cloud
Orleans
Ind
Gem City Business College
Mr. Cloud
Katherine Zimmerman
Rockport
Frank H. Clark
Augusta
Baldwin Park
Granite Live Stock Insurance Company
Gardnert R. Roe
Buchan
Baptist Missionary Training School
Chicacs
Woo Roe
Fourth
York Streets
George Gabriel
Board of Education
Gabriel
Edith Gabriel
Charles McCarty
Boseman
No 2 Chemical
Ben Laurich
Meno
Edward Wehbie
Los Angeies
Sittin Pelt
Tennessee Girl Missing from Dinner Table in Sharrard
Miss Genevieve McCarty, 17, of Sharrard Illinois, vanished after leaving a cousin’s dinner near Tennessee Wednesday. Described as fine appearing and unimpeachable, she wore a soiled dress and no hat. A large search by neighbors drags bottom land woods with bloodhounds ordered to trail, no train boarding or money found, mother not notified yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee, I
Genevieve McCarty
Sharrard
Ben Window
Tennessee
Crooked Creek
Eugene Mourning
Monmouth
Sherman Faces Tight Propositions in Republican Primary
Chicago July 21 Senator Sherman confronts tight choices in the statewide Republican primary. He traveled from Washington to New York to consult with Charles E. Jinghes and the national party, with aides weighing alliances for governor attorney general and state auditor races. Sherman's backers consider Lowden for governor and Beardcee or Carr for attorney general while Frunsel and Tice contend for auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sherman
Witnels
Yhe
Washington
New York
Charles E. Jinghes
Thompson
Haineis
Peoria
Lowden
Friuiik O. Lowden
Col. Lowden
Edward J. Beardcee
Haute
Richard al. Carr
Joliet
Isomer J. Tice
Tice
Senator Sherman
Russel
Dare Women to March They Decide to March
In San Francisco on July 21, women in the local Women’s Navy League argued over joining the preparedness parade. Dared by anonymous posts threatening extermination, over 200 such notes were intercepted. a few parcels reached recipients. Solomon is cited with a quip about wisdom and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Women's Navy League
Carrying Fish to Inland Streams by Rail Cars
The Bureau of Fisheries with six cars and a six man crew transports stock fish for streams nationwide. Each car holds 140 refrigerated cans, each can 200 fish about two inches long. Water aeration with a pump purifies and circulates water for a week, berths in the top of each car, and the shift from express shipping reduces in transit deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Commerce
United States
Took Oath In New York And Fans To Border
Whig readers ask where Washington took the oath of office. The editor notes Washington swore in New York, then the seat of government, on Wall Street site now the U S Treasury. In Ocean Grove New Jersey on July 21 soldiers on the Mexican border received grape juice and electric fans from New Jersey W C T U members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
George Washington
U. S. Treasury
Wall Street
Ocean Grove
N. J
New Jersey
Rioting in Sonora City Drives Americans to Cross Border
Three American miners who were brought back to Bisbee report rioting by the Mexican population in Cananea Sonora. The men say others fled to the American side Thursday night after the disturbances broke out. Local sources confirm the accounts and note heightened tensions along the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Ariz
Cananea
Sonora
Camp Point Lodge Building Excavation Under Way
Work begins on a new brick lodge building for the Masons and Knights of Pythias in Camp Point Illinois with Lambert Huber and Son as contractors. The $13499 contract covers a 36 by 80 foot one story building with a large basement and two entry corners. Architect is George Behrensmeyer of Quincy. The design includes a spacious lodge room basement library elk room banquet hall and kitchen, and a modern interior intended to be among the finest in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Point
Masons and Knights of Pythias
Lambert Huber
Masons
Knights of Pythias
Elvin Hostetter
Leon
Letha
Des Moines
Iowa
Wesley Cannon
Jerome Hostetter
Ruby Little
Pansy
Myrtle Adams
Bowen
Arlie Meatheringham
Isaac Cutter
Masonic Lodge of
Illinois
Arthur, Illinois
Danville
Mollie Taylor
Plymouth
Thomas Taylor
T. T. Burke
Golden
Freeman McFarland
Gary
Indiana
E. J. Kline
Arthur Gay
Ira Akers
Ladies Social Union of the Christian Church
Public service corp questioned by farmer over cattle losses
An exchange shows a farmer accusing a public service firm of failing to satisfy farmers. The farmer notes that when a $10 cow or hog is killed, the company rarely offers adequate compensation, though they are cautious not to kill more stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Aguilar
Cousin
Bottoms
Sen. Sherman
Solomon
Majestic Blog
Maine Street
Sonora City
Camp Point Masonic and Knights of Pythias
George Adams
E. Seaton
Helen Adams
Paul
Taylor
Helen Seaton
Edith Booth
Hazel Hart
Bessie Bates
Bess Sparks
Lorena Simmons
Grace Hall
Emery Simmons
John Criswold
Earl Todd
Clyde Richardson
Macom
Black Station
T"sther Robertson
Samuels
Hampshire Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!