Case Dismissed in Hess Speeding Charge
States Attorney Roy Adair dismissed the speeding case against Milton Hess on Monday. City Attorney Roy Johnson will swear out a warrant charging Hess with a traffic ordinance violation on Twentieth street from events several weeks ago. Motorcycle Policeman Harvey testified as the complaining witness.
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States
Roy Adair
Milton Hess
Roy Johnson
Twentieth Street
Harvey
Eatonic Tablets Promised Refund if Indigestion Persists
An advertisement pledges a full refund if Eatonic fails to relieve indigestion dyspepsia and related stomach issues. The promoter urges all readers with weak stomachs to try Eatonic on a pay-when-satisfied basis, claiming relief from heartburn sour stomach and gas.
EATONIC Tablets Promise Fast Stomach Relief
A bold testimonial offers EATONIC Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. The author pledges a full refund if buyers are not satisfied and invites readers to mail back the empty carton for money, while promising a free copy of a book titled HELP.
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Eatonio
Resu
Eatonic
H. L. Er
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Dancer
German offensive stalls on the Marne front with American aid
War summary details a German push between Soissons and Chateau Thierry that stalls along the Marne toward Rheims. American French and British units repulse counterattacks near Neuilly woods and Jaulgonne, with prisoners taken and heavy German losses noted. Other fronts see limited gains for the Germans while French resistance remains stubborn near Penant and Veuilly La Paterie as Oise and Aisne sectors hold.
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France
Soissons
Chateau- Thierry
Marne
Rheims
Neuilly
Chateau-Thierry
Paris
Jaulgonne
Aisne
Ourcey
Pernant
Oureq
Neuilly-La-Paterie
Veuilly-La-Paterie
Chateau Thierry
Oise
Pennant
American War Losses List Details Casualties
The army casualty list reports 40 names with breakdowns: killed in action three, died of wounds two, died of accident and other causes nineteen, died of disease six, wounded severely eight, wounded slightly one, prisoner one. Officers named include Lieut. Col. Robert J. Maxey and Lieut. William L. Miller among others. Private and sergeant entries span multiple states and foreign-sourced civilians are listed among prisoners and missing.
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Ashington
Robert J. Maxey
Missoula
Mont
William L. Miller
Saginaw
Mich
John L. Mitchell
Milwaukeee
Richard Blodgett
West Newton
Mass
Leopold Arnaud
New York
Robert V. K. Harris
Winsted
Conn
Thomas E. Riley
McDowell
W. Va
Leo T. Kewer
Waverly
Paul W. Eaton
Jackson
Benjamin P. Burpee
Manchester
N. H
Bernhard J. Gallagher
Waseca
Minn
William H. Jenkins
Leesburg
Charles W. Chapman
Waterloo
Iowa
Joseph R. Sandford
Skowhegan
Lon Meadors
Krupp
H. TI. Milton
Hartford
N. A. Ploff
New Haven
Robert J. Maxev
W.C. Williamson
Blanchard
Detroit
Edwin A. Gowen
Philadelphia
Lester A. Burbank
South Waterboro
Geo. A. Schurn
Long Island
City
Francis X. Bashaw
Marquette
Claude A. Baker
Lawton
Okla
Thomas L Seals
Pritchard
Miss
Mark A. Hanna
Ingram
Paul Rogas
Aules
Chile
Roger S. Dix Jr
Boston
Leopold Arnsud
Rolla O. Brown
Moberly
Charles A. Cooley
Athens
Ala
Frederick W. Coons
Howard McLean
Rugby
N. D
W. K. Pearson
Corbin
Leopold T. Keneer
Paul Eaton
Tieutenar
Wm. H. Jenkins
J. Robert Walker
Tersey City
Patrick FP. Mechan
Springfield
L.I. Whitehead
Jeffrey
Kvy
Yiomer A. Kers
Norwood, Mo
Births Reported to Board of Health
Recent birth notices list couples and births in Melrose Ellington Chestnut Jefferson North Third Locust and other streets. Girls and a few boys born between May 5 and May 30 at Blessing hospital and El Dara IL. Families include Lepper Burmeyer Blickhan Stuart Tucker Zwick Dicker Bringer Clement Murphy Schiettert Tennity.
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Board of Health
Wilbur G. Lepper
Melrose
Gustav P. Burmeyer
Ansell Blickhan
Ellington
James S&s. Stuart
Chestnut
Willard S. Tucker
Jefferson
Jacob Zwick
Ohio
Edward J. Dicker
North Third
Wm. A. Bringer
Locust
Fred B. Clement
North Tenth
J. Murphy
el Dara
Quincys Pulse Tests Pepper Found in Corn Near Payson
An analysis from the U S Food Administration in Chicago shows red pepper found on corn oats and hay in the Snodgrass brothers barn near Payson The substance is not poison according to Mr Snodgrass The mystery remains unsettled but relief is expressed. The Quincy Gas Company rate hearing for a five cent rise per thousand cubic feet was continued by the Public Utilities Commission after a Springfield hearing Tuesday with Corporation Counsel Charles Bartlett present General manager H O Channon testified on labor and material costs and a conclusion date was not set.
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Snodgrass Brothers
Payson
John Coens
Department of United States Food Administration
Chicago
Snodgrass
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Company
Public Utilities Commission
Springfield
Charles Bartlett
H. O. Channon
Six More Couples Receive Marriage Licenses In June
The county clerk issued six more marriage licenses on Tuesday, bringing June’s total to ten in two working days. Recipients include George E. Steinkamp and Clara E. Specht of Quincy, Harrison S. Thomason and Eleanor Miles of Quincy, Ford W. Heine and Iva McIntire of Quincy, Charles Schnelle of Ursa and Minnie Lubbert of Quincy, Frank E. Miller of Clayton and Bernice L. Sutton of Camp Point, Raymond B. Siepker of Quincy and Ella Mae Joor of New Orleans.
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George E. Steinkamp
Legal
Quincy
Clara E. Specht
Harrison S. Thomason
Eleanor Miles
Ford W. Heine
Iva McIntire
Charles Schnelle
Ursa
Minnie Lubbert
Frank E. Miller
Clayton
Bernice L. Sutton
Camp Point
Raymond B. Siepker
Ella Mae Joor
New Orleans
Executor appointments and estate inventories reported
F. W. Heckenkamp Jr named executor for the Henry Vornham estate with a 3500 bond. Margaret Mack estate inventory lists real estate, 142.25 cash, and 2000 notes. George Maas estate receipts and disbursements of 1950. Frank T. Damhorst estate real estate valued at 2600. Some men succeed by ability and some rely on their nerve.
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F. W. Heckenkamp, Jr
Henry Vornham
Margaret Mack
George Maas
Frank T. Damhorst
Camp Point Couple Weds In Quincey Church Ceremony
Miss Bernice Sutton of Camp Point and Everett Miller of Chicago wed in a 2:30 p.m. Tuesday ceremony at the Quin cy Christian church. Rev. C C Wisher presided with Rev. and Mrs. Endres as attendants. The couple planned to reunite with friends in Camp Point that evening before Miller returns to Chicago and Sutton remains with her parents.
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Camp Point
Bernice Sutton
Everett Miller
Chicago
C. C. Wisher
Camp Point Christian Church
Christian Church
Quincy
Endres
Miller
Canada
Miss Sutton
Maplewood High School
Clayton
For Rent and Car Adverts on Cole Road
Classified notices offer a 12 month rental of a five room furnished flat at 14644 Vermont with porch and garage in a good neighborhood. Also advertised is a Cole Roadster in first class condition for 276 dollars, with Hess at East End Garage for contact.
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Cole
Hess
East End
Vermont
Couple Plans Summer Move to Chicago
Camp Point residents extend congratulations to the couple as they prepare for summer and fall relocation to Chicago to begin new life together.
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Chicago
Camp Point
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