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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1919

Page

7

Call for a diverse constitutional convention delegates

A call urges selection of fitness and ability from all walks of life for Illinois constitutional convention. It warns against packing with lawyers and stresses representation from every calling, including labor, to craft a durable code not needing constant amendments. Chicago and Thirty-sixth district noted for varied input and caution.

Chicago Organized Labor Cook County Illinois

Case of Fred Wolfmeyer highlights army court martial flaws

A report by Representative Dallinger draws parallels between US army brutalities overseas and prison mistreatment at home. Fred Wolfmeyer, a young sergeant from the Fifteenth district, disciplined unruly prisoners abroad and faced court martial, then served time in Leavenworth after a harsh chain of events. Critics urge reform of the court martial system and military discipline practices.

Dallinger Massachusetts United States Fred Wolfmeyer Fifteenth Congressional District New York Bowery Andersonville Young Wolfmeyer Leavenworth America Ansell Baker

The Cure Of Democracy By Dr. Frank Crane

Dr Frank Crane outlines John Quiggans idea of decimilization by dividing society into groups of ten and using a short ballot. He argues democracy fails when crowds become mobs, driven by party bosses, and praises Ten person representation as a remedy.

Frank Crane Ohn Quiggan Jacob Street New York City Henry VIII Quiggan

Fred Haskin's Daily Quiz reveals prompts and answers

The Whig Information Bureau offers readers prompt replies by mail for two cents, with confidential responses to questions. Examples cover diamond color value, languages in Switzerland, cats and extermination, furthest north American school, Oxford's establishment, and cripple mobility in water.

Whig Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskin Washington, D. C Petit

Quiz Style Q&A on detectives and ancient wonders

A sequence of questions and answers covers federal detective agencies, differences among the seven wonders across eras, the Serbian Orthodox Church, and the Chicago name origin. It lists agencies like the Bureau of Investigation and Secret Service, then outlines ancient and modern wonders, the Serbia church, and the Chicago derivation from an Indian word meaning strong and mighty.

Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice Secret Service Treasury Department Customs Internal Revenue Agents Post Office Land Office Indian Office Department of Agriculture Army and Navy Chicago

Y Secretary Distinguished Cross Award Won by Pittsburgh Secretary

Washington July 22 William R Farmer a Y M C A secretary of 1020 Western Avenue Pittsburgh has been awarded the distinguished service cross for extraordinary heroism in the war department announced.

Washington William R. Farmer Western Avenue Pittsburgh War Department

Fifth Marines aid station heroism in France citation

Secretary Farmer established an advanced dressing station under enemy machine gun and artillery fire. He continued first aid until forced back by a threatened counterattack, then personally assisted two seriously wounded men to the first aid station. He returned to the lines and remained with the unit until its relief.

Fifth Marines France Farmer

Three Armed Mexicans Rob U S Sailors Near Tampico

Three Mexicans in civilian clothes, two armed with rifles, robbed American sailors on a launch from the monitor Cheyenne near Tampico on July 6. Commander Finney of the cruiser Topeka reported the incident, said Mexican authorities were notified, and efforts to capture the bandits were under way with officials expressing regret.

Washington Tampico Finney Topeka

House Retains Clause For Liquor In Homes

Washington July 22 A motion to strike the provision allowing storage of liquor in the home for personal use failed in the house 107 to 3 The measure by Representative Baker Democrat California drew opposition from Volstead and was supported by Democrats Baker Blanton of Texas and Upshaw The house had also defeated a limit on home consumption set at $50 of liquor

Washington House Baker California Volstead Judiciary Committee Blanton Texas Upshaw

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claims Cure

An advertising notice touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for nasal catarrh and frequent colds. It claims to build up the system and cleanse the blood, reducing susceptibility, and offers testimonials and a $100 reward for any case not helped. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

Perwong Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Zee Zee the Redstart watches over Old Orchard tales

In an animal tale Zee Zee the Redstart roams the Green Forest and Old Orchard as Peter Rabbit and Jenny Wren observe his warbler antics. Mrs Redstart works while Zee Zee sings and feeds their babies. The text shifts to a historical note on Charles reigns and Napoleonic lineage.

Peter Zee-Zee Zee- Zee Jenny Wren Jenny Goldy Oriole Warbler Mrs. Redstart Green Forest

Death of Charles VII in 1461 July 22

Aretired brief notes Charles VII of France died on July 22 1461. He had aided by Jeanne d Arc to drive out the English but his influence had waned and he hastened his death by unknown causes.

Charles Henry III France Clement House of Valois Valois Scotland England Anne Napoleon II Napoleon Bonaparte Vienna Francis Charles Joseph Bonaparte Reichstadt Rome Napoleon Marie Louise Austria Emperor Francis I Prince Metternich Meternich Charles VII of Jeanne d'Arch

Bela Kun Deposed By Hungary Triumvirate

Vienna dispatches report a radical three man government replacing Bela Kun in Budapest led by Varga Moseg Alapary and Tibor Szamuely. They order city commander Habrich to yield control, call volunteers for terror troops, and claim Allies will not intervene. The red army is breaking up as money devalues and food worsens.

Vienna Bela Kun Budapest Varga Moseg Alapary Tibor Szamuely Habrich Aid Red Army

Tobacco Habit Danger Message by Doctor Connor

Dr Connor formerly of Johns Hopkins warns tobacco use endangers health. He claims nicotine causes fatal diseases and promotes Nicotol tablets as a quick remedy. Read an upcoming announcement in this paper and try Nicotol with drugstore refunds offered.

Dr. Connor Johns Hopkins Hospital Connor

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