Saloon Clash Ends With Four Eighth Illinois Soldiers Shot
In San Antonio Texas on July 25 four members of the Eighth Illinois National Guard were shot by a provost guard during a disturbance near the camp. The attackers, a crowd of negro soldiers, fired or advanced on Herbert G Ienne who fled into a saloon. Four men were hit below the waist. three were hospitalized with wounds to the pelvis thigh and leg. Col Dennison voiced regret and a full investigation was planned.
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San Antonio
Texas
Fighth
Illinois National Guard
Herbert G.ienne
New Brunsfels
Henne
19Th Infantry
Walter M. Blue
Edward Lightborn
Sidney R. Williams
Blue
Col. Dennison
The
Elighth
Ten Miles Hike Tests Fort Sam Guardsmen
Ten miles of hiking near Fort Sam Houston on July 25 exposed the unfitness of many guardsmen. First Infantry reported 400 dropouts, Second Infantry 230, Seventh Infantry over 100, with dozens in serious condition. Emergency roundup led by Mrs. L. G. Clegg aided tired men, while accusations of record-keeping by First regiment officers circulated among units.
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San Antonio
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Leon Springs
Second Infantry
Seventh Infantry
L. G. Clegg
Ellington Church Social Postponed By Harvest
Brief personals note the Ellington Presbyterian Church social scheduled for July 27 has been postponed due to harvest. The item also lists numerous local visits, travels, and social updates from Ellington and surrounding areas, mentioning residents such as Carl Burns R Gruny Oscar Hufnagel Ralph Guthrie B P Kern Martha Hertzler Marian Hertzler and others with trips to Quincy Keokuk Kirksville and Estes Park among mentions of health, labor and retail notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellington Presbyterian Church
Carl Burns
R. Gruny
Oscar Hufnagel
Ralph Guthrie
Camp Point
Quincy
B. P. Kern
Martha
Maine Street
Keokuk
A. H. F. Hertzier
Sther
Burlingen
Raymond
Folkrod
W. H. Rusk
R Rusk
Columbia
Tig
Rusk
Halbach-Schroeder Co
John Wiskitchen
South Eighth Street
Lawrénce Peters
Peters
Wyoming
John Carroll
Edward Carroll
Kirksville
Gunther Hardware Co
Lee
Harvey J. Riggs
Mercantile Bank
Harvey Riggs, Jr
Munday
Missouri
J. W. Gardner
East Maine Street
Estes Park
Cal
Inlaw
Ralph Gardner
dialpad-Schroeder Co
Hr. Thompson
Humphrey Sater Heating Company
Chicago
O. A. Arnold
Edgar Sims
The
Herald
Peoria
W. F. Crawmer
Newark
H. W. Cranmer
Gunther Llanaware Co
George Thompson
State Street
Wells
Chattanooga, Tenn
Thompson
Eugene Woodward
New Salem
Woodward
Thommrpson
Dorothy Taylor
Florence Belt
Clara
Helen Koitminn
Meyer-Wilms Co
Edna Brackensieck
Father Brennan
T Halbach- Schroeder Co
August Scherf
Freeport
Lib
Haute Veen
Wiliam Vers
Familly
Payson Avenue
Eli
Willluam Krause
Alilwaukee
Wis
Henry Schaefer
Meredosia
J. J. Freiburg
Sadie Speckhart
Bluff Hall
Iglassing
Herman S&churfeld
Cedar Rapids
Ila
D. EH. Eby
Roe. Cann
Hannibal
Wainey
J. H. Morton
Paloma
W. Morton
C. W. Morton
Wilington
Robert Kiefer
Gardner Governor Company
East
New York City
Kiefer
Albert Wand
Joseph Wand
St. Mary's Hospital
Larriett Turner
T. Will Turner
Ellington Township
California
Williamsont
St. Antonius Vienle
Aveust
Charles J. DeCrow
Metland
deCross
Snyders New Cabs
Frank Tavis
Margaret
Klairssville
Pal
Tri Kane
Kansas
HH. J. Concron
Hampshire Street
Hans
Blue Ribbon
Elva Foitz
Loraine
Jon Beer
Lind Street
Charles A. Trown
Beina
Ella Gard
Mister Geneva
Helen
North
Twenth Street
Saturny
Barry
New Canton
Probate notes from county court filings and estate reports
Executors and administratrices reported on real estate sales and estates. Reports showed receipts and expenditures for Summers Dickhut Fick Anderson and others. An inventory included farm real estate with no value given and chattel assets. Inheritance tax appraisals distributed sums to widow and two sons, with bond set for administration.
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Phillip L. Dickhut
Katherine Dickhut
Lizette F. Fick
Adam Fick
Richard C. Summers
Sally H. Summers
Amanda Anderson
William M. Anderson
William Daugherty
John Kuhl
Herman Frageman
John August R. Dorkenwald
Joseph Faerber
Ween
Dimon
Real Estate Transfers in Quincy Details Various Lots and Sums
Real estate transfers recorded in Quincy include Charles A. Neal to Anna Kordsiemon for lot 15 block 80 Wood's addition at 2000 dollars, Frederick A. Kordsiemon to Catharine L Neal for lot 15 block 27 in and w Berrian's addition at 500 dollars, Adolph Behrens to George Dede for lot 1 block 8 Walton Heights addition at 100 dollars, John T. White to Theodore J. Hissetter for lot 17 McKinnay's sub Tillson's addition at 477.13 dollars, J Luhrs Sr trustee to J F Luhrs Jr for multiple lots across Alstyne's Wheelock's Bernard and Hatton's and Wood's additions at 1 dollar, Anna N. Rogers et al to Charles T. Rogers for part of lot 18 Moulton's addition at 5 dollars, and O. Davis to M. L. Kelly for part numbers 1-4.
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Charles A. Neal
Anna Kordsiemon
Wood
Quincy
Frederick A. Kordsiemon
Catharinea L Neal
Berrian
Adolph Behrens
George Dede
Walton Heights
John T. White
Theodore J. Hisseter
McKinnay
Tillson
J. Luhrs, Sr
J. F. Luhrs, Jr
Alstyne
Wheelock
Bernard and Hatton
Anna N. Rogers
Real estate transfer in Quincy for Lot 2 Messina sub
John T. White transfers to James McGinley lot 2 in Messina sub division Tillgon's addition Quincy for 301 dollars as recorded.
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John T. White
James McGinley
Messina
Tillgon
Quincy
Marriage Licenses Report From Quincy Area
George O Hara of Quincy and Anna Broomfleet of Quincy listed for marriage. Harry Thomas O Nea l of Quincy and Josephine Volm of Quincy listed. Lester L Fisher of New Canton and Thelma May Thomas of Quincy noted.
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George O'Hara
Quincy
Anna Broomfleet
Harry Thomas O'Neal
Josephine Volm
Lester L. Fisher
New Canton
Thelma May Thomas
Hughes Wires Fall For Mexican Talk
Bridgehampton New York July 25 Charles E Hughes telegraphed Senator Fall of New Mexico asking to meet in New York Thursday to confer on the Mexican situation. He is pictured busy all Monday working on his acceptance speech and may discuss the subject at length in that speech.
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Bridgehampton
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Fall of
New Mexico
New York
Hughes
Hughes Western Trip Itinerary Expanded For Daily Speeches
The schedule with Senator Pall was nullified as Mr Hughes nears the end of his western journey. The plan now includes 120 speeches, increased to one every day on the road, replacing the original lighter itinerary.
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Mr. Hughes
Goon
Sloan's Liniment for travel and recovery use
A vacationist touts Sloan's Liniment as essential after strenuous days and for sudden aches. The ad claims it cures muscle stiffness, toothache, stiff neck, backache, stings and bites, and other vacation mishaps.
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SLOAN
Adv
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U.S
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar
Bidg
Atlanta, Ga
Ota
Pall
Irwin-Overland Co Distributors
Illinois
Willys-Overlana Company
Toledo, Ohio
U.S. A
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