Earl Hull Faces Indictment For Stolen Car Theft
Local authorities plan to indict Earl Hull in the Souders car theft case. Prosecution cites a Clinton letter detailing a car matching the Souders vehicle sold by Hull, with records tying Hull to the November 7 theft in this city. Authorities also pursue links to a bank robbery witness Bangert and a possible jewelry-store burglary case.
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Earl Hull
B. F. Souders
Koch
George Claussen
Clinton
Hull
Souders
Hulls
Burrows
Waterloo
Quincy
Jersey Street
Aska
Chissen
Sorenson
Reformatory
Anamoosa
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Miss Maybelle Poore Weds Clem Schuering
Miss Maybelle L Poore daughter of George W Poore of 724 Van Buren street wed Clem H Schuering son of Herman Schuering of 1239 Hampshire street Tuesday at St Boniface church in a simple ceremony held after the death of the bridegroom’s brother Albert Schuering A wedding breakfast followed at the bridegroom’s aunt’s home near Fifteenth and Oak streets The couple departed by noon train for Chicago and Lafayette Ind to visit relatives and will reside after returning at 1239 Hampshire street with the bridegroom’s father The bride was a traveling blue taffeta suit wearer and the bridesmaid wore checked moire silk both with hats and corsage bouquets The bride formerly worked as Bell Telephone night operator and the bridegroom at Adams Express Company.
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Maybelle L. Poore
George W. Poore
van Buren Street
Clem H. Schuering
Herman Schuering
Hampshire Street
St. .Boniface Church
Albert Schuering
Agnes. Bernhardt
Miss Bernhardt
Fifteenth
Oak Streets
Bell Telephone Company
Milbert Weds Arthur Hamann At St Marys Church
Miss Mathilda Milbert daughter of Mrs Martha Milbers of 615 Monroe street and Arthur Hamann son of Mrs Dora Hamann of 6294 State street will marry this morning at St Marys Catholic church Father Zurbensen officiating. Pauline Brockschmidt bridesmaid Fred Milbert best man ushers include Fred Sanders and Paul Vengertloh with Arsella Milbert as flower girl. A wedding breakfast follows at the Milbert home and a reception in the afternoon. The couple will live at 60534 Monroe street. Hamann works as a machinist at the Electric Wheel works.
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Mathilda Milbert
Martha Milbers
Monroe Street
Arthur Hamann
Dora Hamann
State Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Zurbensen
Pauline Brockschmidt
Fred Milbert
Fred Sanders
Paul Vengertloh
Arsella Milbert
Milbert
Wedding of Miss Katherine Freiburg and John Broeker
Miss Katherine Freiburg and John Broeker will wed at St Francis church at 9 this morning. Father Francis will officiate and the couple will be attended by Miss Anna Freiburg and Joe Freiburg. The bride wears white messaline and carries a white prayer book. Afterward a wedding breakfast for immediate families will be held at the Freiburg home and the couple will begin housekeeping on Seventeenth Street Between Elm and Lind.
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Katherine Freiburg
J. Henry Freiburg
Oak Street
John Broeker
B. Broeker
Broadway
Father Francis
St. Francis Church
Anna
Joe Freiburg
Anna Freiburg
Mrs. Breeker
Seventeenth Street
Elm and
Lind Streets
Senior Class Money Stolen From Desk at High School
Principal Zens Smith reported $55 stolen from the Senior class fund kept in a drawer in the outer office, likely Friday night or Saturday morning. Detectives Hamster and Scharnhorst investigated but offered no opinion. The loss jeopardizes planned excursions and class obligations, fueling student excitement. Frank Dick had placed the money in the drawer Friday. a key likely unlocked the desk. first school robbery noted.
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Zens Smith
Hamster and Scharnhorst
Frank Dick
Says Husband Unfaithful In Divorce Case Filed
Nina Bell charges Rey Bell with infidelity in circuit court as of Tuesday. The bill alleges undue relations with various women on lower Broadway over the past three months. The couple wed in Palmyra Mo on August 2 1912 and separated May 27 1916. Nina seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name Nina Mahair.
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Nina Bell
Rey Bell
M. F. Carrott
Lower Broadway
Palmyra
Nina Mahair
Seniors hold class day exercises in tent at Chaddock School
Rain moved the Chaddock School for Boys seniors class day into a tent Monday night instead of the lawn. Friends and students gathered for a spirited evening as Earl Fisher delivered the prophecy Clyde Whittaker read the will and Edgar Erwin read the poem.
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Chaddock School For
Earl Fisher
Clyde Whittaker
Edgar Erwin
Mrs R J Bradley Heads to Monroe City for Visit
Mrs R J Bradley of 610 North Fourth Street left Tuesday afternoon for Monroe City Missouri to spend a few days with relatives.
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R. J. Bradley
North Fourth Street
Monroe City
League approves council action on market use and sidewalks
The Civic Improvement League endorsed the city council's plan to use the city marketplace for commercial purposes. They discussed sidewalk obstructions on Maine street and urged the council to address uneven granite sidewalks and grade violations. The group praised reduced reckless driving and resolved to aid police in keeping horses tied to prevent property damage.
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Civic Improvement League
Hotel
Quincy
F. J. Penick
Maine Street
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Civic League
Fifth Street
League
Hunters plan for Ble Celebration at Mississippi River
Members of the Mississippi Valley Hunters' Protective association held a meeting at the South Side Boat club house to celebrate government permission for open river hunting on the Mississippi. A committee headed by Fred Hartzell will organize the event with date to be announced. President Robert Christ presided, Arthur Weisenburger was secretary. The group voted to participate in the fall roundup with a float. The South Side Boat club Ladies' Aid surprised Mrs. Charles Hartzell with a bowl and Mrs. Jacob Weinhoener with a bracelet at a reception followed by a volley ball game. The next Aid meeting is Tuesday with another volley ball game. A whist and dance are planned for Tuesday, June 20, with whist in the afternoon and the dance in the evening.
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Mississippi Valley Hunters’ Protective Association
Mississippi
South Side Boat Club
Fred Hartzell
Robert Christ
Arthur Weisenburger
S. B. G. Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Hartzell
Jacob Weinhoener
Hartzell
Weinhoener
Aid Society
Buert to Be Taken to the Workhouse
States Attorney Fred G. Wolfe will allow Dr H R Buert to plead guilty in county court to obtaining money under false pretenses and serving a workhouse term. A 60 day sentence is likely. He seeks jail avoidance due to poor health as charges on a bad check and beating a hotel bill may be dropped.
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Fred G. Wolfe
H. R. Buert
Buert
John Chipman
Quincy
Moose Initiates Fourteen At Gem City Lodge Event
Fourteen candidates were initiated by Gem City lodge. Loyal Order of Moose No 986 in the club rooms Tuesday night. The meeting included a smoker and lunch with speeches by Frank Burlingame Minneapolis A C McRoy Philadelphia and Arthur Burk who recently returned from England. Burk described Moose members met in various countries. About one hundred pounds of beef were barbecued. Plans for a carnival were discussed though the date was not set. Four new applications were received and a class of 12 will be taken in at the next meeting.
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Gem City Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Frank Burlingame
Minneapolis
A. C. McRoy
Philadelphia
Arthur Burk
England
Burk
Steamer Quincy Visits Local Port on First River Trip
The Streckfus steamer Quincy, among the upper river’s largest boats, touched the local port for the first time this year on its initial trip upriver. Delayed by a morning and night storm, it docked after Il velock and departed north of 3 PM. Captain John Warren, new to Streckfus river runs, led the voyage with purser Dick Gill aboard.
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Quincy
Streckfus Line
Ilvelock
Plans for Local Regatta and Fish Fry Across River
Quincy to host a North Side versus South Side Boat Club regatta after a Tuesday night committee decision. North Side members begin training Sunday as C. E. HWerleman and Lieut. Lawrence Herman lead the event. A fish fry, delayed by spring high water, will be held once the river subsides to raise funds for the regatta.
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Quincy
North
South Side
North Side Boat Club
South Side Boat Club
North Side
C. E. Hwerleman
Lawrence Herman
Uge
Rotary Club Raises Its Share Of Fund For Shelter House
Fifty five Rotary members at a Hotel Quincy luncheon raised 3000 dollars for the Southpark shelter house. The remaining 20 members will boost the fund to 4000 dollars, with city and Park and Boulevard association pledging 4000 each toward a 12000 dollar total. New officers installed include President John Korn and a slate with Will Pfeiffer, A Otis Arnold, Harvey Riggs, William Schwindeler, Arthur Odell, and J E Linihan. I Will Wall spoke on Rotary.
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Rotary Club
Hotel
Quincy
Shelter House
Southpark
City
Park and Boulevard Association
John Korn
Will Pfeiffer
A. Otis Arnold
Harvey Riggs
William Schwindeler
Arthur S. Odell
J. E. Linihan
I. Will Wall
Rotary
Garden party music planned by Historical Society and DAR
A detailed program for the upcoming garden party at the Historical Building lists performances for Thursday and Friday afternoon and evening. The Dorothy Quincy and Polly Sumner chapters of the D A R join the Historical Society with an array of vocal, piano, violin, and harp pieces, featuring many Quincy artists and a young Miss Dorothy Ruth Miller guided by her mother.
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Historical Building
The
Historical Society
Dorothy Quincy
Polly Sumner
Quincy
Frances Eldred
Maurice Dickson
Mae Trescher
Gertrude Pease
W. J. Henry
Frances’ Zimmerman
Margaret McCarl
Irma Reichart
Frank Lusk
Rain Ends Adams County Alfalfa Campaign Tour
Rain and bad roads halted the Adams county alfalfa campaign led by "Farmer" Rusk and Dr. W. L. Burlison. Meetings in Fall Creek Payson and Melrose were disrupted or moved indoors. Burlison returns to Urbana but will resume visits when conditions permit. Despite weather, the Humphrey home gathering was a success and attendees debated alfalfa value. The campaign's end is a disappointment to farmers but rain promises richer future crops for those with fields.
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Adams County
Burlison
Urbana
University of Illinois
Fanner” Rusk
Humphrey
Rusk
Quincy Men Named on Catholic Committees
Quincy delegates to the Deutsch Katholischer Vereinsbund of Illinois convention in Springfield receive committee assignments George Genenbacher to credentials Herman Kemner to constitution Rev Father Didacus to resolutions and Joseph Simons to motions and recommendations Rev Father Didacus gave the convention sermon and Rev Father August Hohl sat with clergy on the platform during the mass meeting at the Armory.
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Quincy
Deutsch Katholischer Vereinsbund
Illnois
Springfield
George Genenbacher
Herman Kemner
Father Didacus
Joseph Simons
Sacred Heart Church
Father August Hohl
Armory
Illinois Sunday School convention draws 1000 delegates
More than 1,000 delegates registered for the 38th annual Illinois Sunday School Association convention in Springfield. Speakers included Prof. George L. Robinson, Marion Lawrence, Dr. S. Fr. Kirkbride, and Francs G. Blair. Officers to be elected, convention adjourns Thursday night. A separate assumpsit suit Ray Miller Vs George G Bayne seeks $600 on four notes. Two minor arrests reported for nuisance and vagrancy. Paradox notes reforming a man resembles trying to curb whiskey by measurement.
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Springfield
Illinois Sunday School — Association
George L. Robinson
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Marion Lawrence
International Sunday School Asociation
S. Fr. Kirkbride
American Bible Association
Francs G. Blair
Ray Miller
George G. Bayne
Safety Manufacturing Company
Walkam Leonard
Maas
Ford
Maine Street
PL J Conner
Office Rice
Funeral for Miss Lena Stahlhut in Quincy today
Miss Lena Stahlhut aged 54 dies in Los Angeles. Funeral held in her home at 2 o'clock and at St. John's Lutheran church at 2:30. Burial in Woodland cemetery. Body lies in state at Mrs. Bachsman's home 10 to noon for viewing. Survived by sister Mrs. Kate Brune and many nephews and nieces. Her body to be brought to Quincy today with sister Mrs. Brune of San Diego accompanying.
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Lena Stahlhut
Los Angeles
Cal
Adolph Baskmann
State Street
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Woodland Cemetery
Stahlhut
California
Allison
Quincy
Kate Brune
San Diego
Brune
Roosevelt Denies Wild Statement on Progressive Nomination
Oyster Bay June 7 Col Theodore Roosevelt denied that he telephoned Progressive leaders in Chicago to authorize nominating him for the presidency at their convention if Justice Hughes was nominated by the Republicans He said he had sent no such message and would not comment further on political matters or Justice Hughes speech in Washington Monday night.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Justice Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
Washington
Fifteen Die as Jackson Tornado Strikes Mississippi
Jackson Miss June 7 Fifteen people are dead and more than 75 injured after a tornado ripped through central Mississippi. The storm leveled or damaged over 250 homes in Jacksons residential district, with $500000 in property losses. Among the dead are two whites, Mrs Annie Telks and Walter De Mott, and the rest were mostly African American residents. Authorities report the tornado carved a 100 yard wide path, causing extensive destruction as relief efforts begin.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Annie Telks
Walter de Mott
Explosion at lamp plant kills three in St Louis
Three men died and three were injured in a Tuesday explosion at the United States Lamp Company plant in St Louis. The dead include Ro W. Forenson, general manager, and Stanley Nogaszki, vice president of the Laclede Tran works, among the victims.
Knights of Columbus Plan Big Day Sunday in Quincy
Quincy council marks fifteenth anniversary with a Sunday program headlined by a 70 candidate class. They attend mass at St Peter's, confer three degrees, and host a banquet at Hotel Quincy with music and readings. More than 440 people expected. features include toastmaster James Wall and a sequence of quartets, solos, and an ensemble.
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Quincy Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Peter's Church
Order
Twelock
Quincy
James 2. Wall
Deauty
J. J. Driscott
Johann Strauss
John B. Carroll
Grand K Knight
John FP. Garner
Sulu
Allitson
B. Mo Cavanaugh
Carthage
Lacome
Margaret Reed
Leroy Hackett
Chicago
Our Order
Wilson
Philip J. McGuire
Iinois
Rome G. Arnold
Willanell
Dell Acqua
America
John F. Garner
George Reeves
Marie Schaller
Dickson Quartet
Robert Damhorst
Nora Moriarity
Mra
A. F. Boudreau
John Dehne
Continuance Granted in Bernard Assault Case
Bervena Bernard, colored, received another continuance after arraignment before Magistrate Reardon on an assault with intent to kill charge involving Nellie Bernard and Eugenie Yeager. Hearing postponed to June 15 as Nellie and Eugenia remain hospitalized at St Marys. Bond set at 5000 dollars. defense attorney William Schlagenhaus present.
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Bervena Bernard
Nellie Bernard
Eugenie Yeager
Wolfe
Eugenia Yeager
North Ninth Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Bernard
William Schlagenhaus
Mrs Clara White Elected President Of Jackson School Pta
A special meeting of the Jackson school Parent and Teachers association elected officers for the coming year. Clara White was chosen president with J H Crafton as vice president, Mrs John Hennan secretary, Charles Kessel treasurer, and Mrs Harvey Fry named representative to the city United Parent Teachers association. The session was strictly business to settle year end affairs.
Sues for Maintenance in Circuit Court
Mrs. Mary B Monroe filed separate maintenance proceedings against Neal Monroe in circuit court claiming desertion as the basis. The suit, filed on behalf of the semiplament by John E. Wall, was withdrawn by the defendant’s counsel amid public scrutiny.
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Circuit Court
Mary B Monroe
Neal Monroe
John E. Wall
Govert and Lancaster
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines at the Orpheum
The senior class stage Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines a three act comedy by Clyde Pitch at the Orpheum Friday night. Madame Trentoni plays the Italian opera singer amid shipboard and ballet antics with Austin Terwische as Captain Jinks. All fifteen boxes sold and seats go on sale today making it a major social event.
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Captain Jinks
Horse Marines
Orpheum
Bety Boy Scouts
New York
The
Horse Marine
Robert Jinks
Madame Trentont
Madame Trentoni
Pfanschmidt Bound Over In Auto Theft Case
Ray Pfanschmidt was bound over to the grand jury on two counts of larceny for stealing automobiles in Wichita Kansas. Bond set at 1000 on each charge. released on security by his uncle W.OS Herr. Pfanschmidt waived hearing. no evidence heard. He faces theft of two motor cars and altering their appearance to trade for steegothy es. He is suspected as leader of a gang that stole autos motorcycles and accessories across the southwest.
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Wichita
Kas
Ray Pfanschmidt
W. OS. Herr
Pfanschmidt
Weather Outlook for Missouri and Iowa
Generally fair Wednesday with showers in the northeast portion. Continued cool by Thursday with likely warmer conditions. Northwest winds diminish. Missouri and Iowa expect fair weather on Wednesday and Thursday with a slight warmup.
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Missouri
Iowa
River Forecast for Warsaw to Louisiana Area
The river below Warsaw to Louisiana is expected to rise slowly through the end of the week. Daily increases of about 0.3 to 0.5 feet are forecast for the next two to three days.
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Warsaw
Louisiana
Two rooms for rent with light housekeeping offered
Furnished rooms available for light housekeeping with modern conveniences. Contact phone 2775-], located near 80) isd State street.
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Isd State Stree
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Bangert
Weiss Paper Mill
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Bumster
Scharnhorst
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McMein Printing Company
Bond
Hall
Abe Martin
Maybelle Poore
Glem Schuering
St. Boniface Church
Milbert Hamann
Mrs. Hamann
Mr. Hamann
Electric Wheel Works
Freiburg-Broeker
Council
Civic Organization
Moose
N.S
Farmer Rusk
Prof. Burlison
Lena Stablhut
Roosevelt
K. OF. C
Reardon
Fred Carrier
Charles Clark
E. Bowen
Clara White
Mary B. Monroe
Sues
H. Williamson
Walcamachowas
Gettelessy
Boy Scouts
Miss Dayton
Davenport Waee
Keokuk
Hannibal
Louisiana Vores
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