Advance new york hearings on export trade and shipping facilities
June 3 report from New York as Henry P Davison of J P Morgan & Co testifies before the federal trade commission. He argues the US export drive requires larger shipping facilities and that organized combinations could lower costs and raise prices for American stockholders. Other witnesses urge foreign market coordination, price control ideas, and a government pool to manage surplus products and protect trademarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry P.davison
J. P. ‘Morgan & Company
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Davison
American Banks Urged to Establish South America Banks
GALESBURG IL June 3 John J Arnold vice president of the First National Bank of Chicago and Charles R McKay deputy governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago told about 400 bankers that American banks should immediately establish operations in South America and the Orient to aid foreign trade. R E B Hieronymous community adviser of the University of Illinois said now was America s chance to control the world s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
John J. Arnold
First National Bank of Chicago
Charles R. McKay
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Illinois Bankers’ Association
South America
Orient
R. EB. Hieronymous
The
University, of Illinois
America
Paralyzing Stroke Claims Riverside Resident Mrs Platt
Mrs Sarah Kendall Platt of Riverside township died after a stroke of paralysis while on the telephone Wednesday night. Born April 17 1841 in Butler county Ohio she was 74. Survived by husband Josiah H Platt five sons James T Louis K William E Harry H Josiah A Talso and three daughters Mrs C R Zinn Mrs Charles H Brooks and Miss May Platt plus one sister Mrs H H Jansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah. Kendall Platt
Riverside Township
Butler County
Ohio
Baptist ‘Church
Josiah H. Platt
Riverside
James T
North Twelfth Street
Louis’ K
Dallas
Texas
William E
St. Louis
Harry H
Josiah A. Talso
Government Loses Suit Against U S Steel
Washington reports the federal circuit court of appeals at Trenton dismissed the government's suit for dissolution of the United States Steel Corporation. Attorney General Gregory and aide Mr Todd conferred and indicated possible appeal to the Supreme Court. Officials expect cabinet discussion before further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Federal Circuit Court, of Appeals
Trenton
United Steel Corporation
Gregory
Supreme? Court
Whitehouse Administration
Todd
Wilson
George Wowickersham
Taft
Whitehouse
Steel
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Steel’ Company
Roosevelt
Red Cross to Ship Food to Mexico Amid Mexican Civil Strife
American Red Cross plans to send food to Mexico as U S officials monitor President Wilsons call for a constitutional restoration. Copies of the statement were distributed to consular officials and Mexican leaders including Villa Zapata and Obregon factions. Victory at Silva for Villa is reported but details are scarce as Central Mexico remains unsettled and coalition prospects loom.
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Vera Cruz
Carothers
Chihuahua
Wilson
United States
Silliman
Carranza
Villa
Obregon
Central
Mexico
Roque
Gonzales Garza
Villa Zapata
Mexico City
Silva
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Poster
Ironton Ohio woman reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for twelve years of female troubles and nervous issues. She credits the remedy for better daily work and says it helped her daughter sleep and regain health. The ad invites letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ironton
Ohio
Rena Bowman
S. 10Th Street
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Well Known Mail Glerk Dies After Stroke in Chicago
Samuel K. Baughman, longtime railway mail clerk out of Quincy on the Quincy Kansas City line, died of paralysis yesterday in Chicago where he had visited his son Charles. He had lived with his daughter and son-in-law in recent years and suffered a stroke on arrival. Survived by three children, Mrs. George A. Binkert of Quincy, Mrs. Katherine Baughman of Chicago, and Charles O. Baughman of Chicago. Funeral to be held Saturday in Camp Point. he was a member of Lambert lodge A F and A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel K. Baughman
Quincy
Kansas City
Burslington
Mr. Baughman
Charles O. Baughman
Chicago
Baughman
George A. Binkert
Lambert Lodge
Camp Point
Mrs Elizabeth Feld Dies In This City
Elizabeth Feld a well known resident of Brown county died at Blessing hospital at 3 30 pm yesterday after noon from a complication of diseases She was born in Germany January 1 1846 and lived near Mt Sterling for years Survived by three sons Henry John William Feld and four daughters Anna Phillips Minnie Miller Liz Richardson and James Hill All in vicinity of Mt Sterling Husband predeceased her Two brothers H B Hoelscher and Herman Hoelscher also survive Funeral announcement to be made later.
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Elizabeth Feld
Brown
County
Blessing Hospital
Elizabeth ‘Hoelscher
Germany
Brown County
Mt. Sterling
Henry
John
William ‘Feld
Anna Phillips
Minnnie Miller
New Pastor for St John's Arrives
Rev. William Martens, newly elected pastor of St. John's Lutheran church, arrived yesterday at 1 35 and will be installed next Sunday by Rev. G D Hamm. He and his family were greeted at the depot and driven to the Ackermann home at 1113 Jersey street. A smoker by the church Young Men's league last night drew many members, who praised Martens as the right leader for a thriving parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martens
St. John’s Lutheran Church
G .D. Hamm
St. Jacobi Lutheran Church
Mertens
George Ackermann
Jersey Street
Young Men's League
The
Church
Rev. Mertens
St. John’s
U S Steel Victory Draws Gratitude From Officials
New York June 3 Chairman Elbert I Gary and other United States Steel officials welcomed the circuit court of appeals ruling against the government in favor of the defendant. Judge Gary said he would weigh the decision carefully before speaking at length. The court, with Buffington McPherson Woolley and Hunt, unanimously decided the government case against the United States Steel. Executives had prepared for any outcome but the decision exceeded expectations and was seen as good for business conditions nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elbert I. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Capture of Silao Reported in Villa Obregon Clash
Washington dispatches detail the capture of Silao by Gen. Villa after four hours of hard fighting. Cavalry pursued enemies to the south toward Trinidad where Obregon’s main force awaits. Lombardo, Carranza minister, confirms the victory and orders pursuit.
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Washington
Villa
Villa Ageney
Miguel’ Diaz” Lombardo
Chihuahua
Carranza
Obregon
Trinidad
Silao
Lombardo
State Department
Sila
Col. Perez
Rui
Note Not Received Shifts Mexican Crisis Amid Ultimatum Fears
In Vera Cruz on June 3 President Wilson’s note to Mexico has not yet reached John R. Silliman, Wilson’s representative. When it arrives it will be given to General Carranza. Vera authorities show deep concern over the note’s possible influence on Mexico’s future, with some officials fearing a drastic ultimatum may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Mexico
John R. Silliman
General Carranza
Vera
Silver Medals Awarded Quincy Boys at Illinois Military Day
Major General Leonard Wood, Harvard graduate and U S Surgeon since 1866, attended Illinois military day to present silver medals won in this year’s drills. Quincy youths received medals, with Wood also reviewing the student brigade. He was urged by Captain J P Robinson to witness Illinois leading among American schools in military training. The Illini notes foreign students excel, with 19 nations represented and engineering first, agriculture second, commerce third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard’ “Wood
Harvard
United States
University of Illinois
Quincy
Wood
J. P. Robinson
Illinois Regiment
Hlinois
Illini
Bi State League Scores Roundup
Bi State League results show Freeport across Ottawa and Elgin at Streator. Racine plus Aurora posted scores, reflecting a fluctuating standings week report.
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Freeport
Ottawa
Elgin
Racine
Aurora
Mothers Petition Against School Physical Culture Policy
Sixteen hundred sixty four mothers sign a petition to the Board of Education urging a physical director to elevate physical culture work in public schools. The meeting also covered teacher salaries, building concerns, and a change to graduation policy with routine reports and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Education
W. =. Smith
Swope
May Auditing Report Highlights Staff Salaries and Supplies
The May auditing committee report lists Teachers' Salaries 971.08 and Janitors' salaries 1 030.82 along with General supplies 60.60 and Music department equipment 11.40. Other items include Art Dept equipment 9.00, Fuel 96.56, School room furniture 25.00, Printing 3.68, Light and Power 107.83, Architect's fees 29.50, Remuneration 176.46, Freight and drayage 78.3, Domestic Science 35.61, Repairs and improvements 53.11, Miscellaneous 2.04, with totals and signatures from Edward G. Bauman and others.
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Bauman
Edward G. Bauman
Supt. Co
Clyde’ B
Sears
Bus. Mgr.c
Joel
Town Topics and Social Notes At Local City
Watch our special sales daily Jonas Meyer Co Mrs Laura Fink of St Louis visiting relatives in the city Investigated newest steam washing machine by Gunther Hardware Co Robert Timmerwilke of Twenty seventh and Broadway son of Mr and Mrs George Timmerwilke entertained seventeen classmates yesterday afternoon in celebration of his twelfth birthday anniversary Games and refreshments featured Baked Ham lunch at 4 pm Blue Ribbon Buffet 514 Hampshire Mrs Franks Penick of Maine street entertained a large party of ladies at her home yesterday afternoon auction bridge Right tables were in tess and prizes won by Mrs Warren Pearce and Mrs Mabel Jarman Gerke Following the entertainment proper delicious refreshments served Just received 100 crates of pineapples Ask your fruit and grocery stores for prices John Musolino Co Tom Moriarity of Chicago in Guine on a business mission He has been here since Tuesday morning
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Gunther Hardware Co
Clara Mansfield
Avith
Sts Francis. Catholic Church
Jonas Meyer & Co
Revatta Fund -Darice Fat
Strackfus
Sidney
Quincyport
al. L. Staker
Jonas Meyer, & Co
Laura Fink
St. Louis
Robert Timmerwilke
Broadway
George
Timmerwilke
Blue Ribbon
Hampshire
Frank
Maine Street
Bridge
Warren Pearce
Mabel Jarman Gerke
John, Musolino & Co
Tom Moriarity
Chicago
Guinev
Localman Loren Cox Injured in Pony-Driven Incident
Loren Cox sustained a broken ankle yesterday morning on East Maine Street when a pony he was driving bolted onto the sidewalk. He jumped from the vehicle to stop the animal. Dr. E. T. Brenner attended and removed him to his home. His condition was slightly improved last night.
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Loren’ Cox
Loren
C. Cox
Prairie ‘ Avenue
Maine Street
Site For Elks Home Building Committee empowers choice
The Elks building committee was authorized to select a site for the proposed Elks Home. At the Wednesday meeting a report from the committee was submitted and, based on that report, the committee was ordered to choose a site and report at the next meeting.
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Elks
Tupper Named Deputy Federal Reserve Agent for St Louis
Washington June 3 T C Tupper was named deputy federal reserve agent for St Louis by the Federal Reserve Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupper
Washington, D.C
T.C
Federal Reserve
St.Louis
Federal Reserve Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Davison
Morgan Banking. CO
Davies
Roger Babson
Babson
John D. Ryan
National Foreign Trade Council
Amalgamated Copper Company
E.N. Turley
Ryan
Woh. Heulings
J. and G. Brill Company
Philadelphia
H .Tield
United Export Bureau
South
Ilinois
Orpheum
Oliver Players Sels
Mary
Pickford
Country
Sarah Kendall’ Platt
U. S. Steel
Mex
Rte A
ST. John's
Quincy Boys
Leonard
State University of Winds
Otto Warl
Behrensmeyer
Jefferson School
Finance Committee
Dinance Committee
Building ‘ and Grounds Committee
Merriman
Webster,Jackson
Emerson
Schlagenhaus
Musselman
Smith
Clyde _L. Sears
Joel H. Smith
O. A.wurl
Empire-Hippodrome
Elliott R. ‘Downing
School of Education
University
Milan
Polytechnic Institute
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