Kitchener’s Rise to World War I Leader and Hero
A compact portrait of Earl Kitchener, born June 24 1850 in Kerry Ireland, who built Britain’s vast volunteer army for the Great War. From Egypt to Sudan and South Africa he earned fame for efficiency, ruthlessness, and unyielding resolve, then led recruitment as secretary of state for war in 1914.
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Earl Kitchener
Great Britain
Kitchener of Khartum
Kitchener
War Office
Egypt
England
Head
London
King George
India
Whitchener
Asquith
United Kingdom
Dominions
War Secretary
Battle of Neuve Chapelle
David Lloyd George
South Africa
Ireland
County Kerry
Horation
Herbert Kitchener
Woolwich
Royal Engineers
France
Western
Palestine
Holy Land
Cyprus
Sudan
Khartum
Evelyn Wood
Young Witchener
Herbert Stewart
Gordon
Red Sea
Osman Digna
Nile
Fare
Baron Kitchener of
Marriage Licenses in Quincy and Surrounding Area
Walter William Gauch and Helen Niehoff of Quincy license. Arnold Edward Hamann and Matilda Wilbert of Quincy. John Herman Broeker and Katherine Freiburg of Quincy. Long Lost Dog found after months. Clay Billings showman’s bull dog located by Charles Wheeler near Eleventh and Elm and will be returned to Arenzville owner in Cass County.
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Walter William Gauch
Quincey
Helen Niehoff
Arnold Edward Hamann
Matilda Wilbert
John Herman Broeker
Katherine Freiburg
Quincy
Clay Billings
Charles Wheeler
Eleventh
Elm Streets
Arenzville
Cass County
Amusements Today listings at Orpheum and Savoy venues
The Amusements Today page highlights Orpheum and Savoy showings with stars Vivian Martin in The Butterfly on the Wheel and A Modern Thelma. Charles Cherry in The Mummy and the Humming Bird. Savoy features Hopper in Sunshine Dad. Chaplin appears at Colonial in Police. Quigley stars Bushman and Stonehouse in a drama The White Alley. Truth’s queer stories include The Vulture with Harry Beaumont. plus Fatty and Babel Adrift and Up Against It by D L Don noted.
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Charles Cherry
Vivian Martin
Belasco
Savoy
DeWolt Hopper
Charlie Chaplin
Police
Quigey
Francis X. Bushman
Ruth Stonehouse
Harry Beaumont
Truth
Queer Stories
D. L. Don
BD. L. Don
Quiet wedding and local notices in Monroe City
A Monroe City report lists a quiet home wedding of Virginia May Nolen and William Tyree Armstrong of Odessa at 10 am last Saturday with only the bride’s immediate family present. It notes Armstrong’s prior teaching work and plans to live in Stoutsville after September 1, plus other local marriages, Carnegie library offer acceptance, Odd Fellows appointment, and a pastor’s resignation due to health.
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Monroe City
Virginia May Nolen
William Tyree Armstrong
Odessa
W. Garnet Alcorn
Ambrose J. Nolen
Armstrong
Westminster College
Fulton
University of Missouri
van Rensselaer Academy
Stanberry
Stoutsville
Columbia
Longmire-Daniels
Bia
Kansas
Edina
Frances Hagar
Gilbert Hagan
Holy Rosary Church
John Ryan
Hazel Pierceall
Casey Fahy
Kansas City
Hoome
Robert Hagan
George W. Hagan
VanMarter
Carnegie
Carnegie Corporation of
New York City
Hughes
Macon
Monrbe County
Chipman
E. McNair
Presbyterian Church
McNair
Nalion
Monroe C
Knights of Columbus Te Nibal
Hunter Anderson
Palmyra
Anderson
Doctor D D Steiner Conducts First Aid Exam
Dr. D. D. Steiner conducted a first aid examination in YMCA classes Tuesday night. A large class took the test. The results will not be known for several days.
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D. D. Steiner
Tree Blocking Eighth Street After Monday Wind
A large tree fell Monday night blocking traffic on Eighth Street between Vine and Elm until workmen cleared it Tuesday morning. No injuries reported and crews reopened the street promptly.
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Eighth Street
Vine
Elm Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whitehall Street
Bellum
British Isles
Orpheum
Kentucky
Suel
Mrt Sons
Broadway
Salko Safety
Reed
Parker
C. W. Parker
Eagles Social and Building Club
William T. Armstrong
Miss Virginia May Noien
Monroe
Vicinity
Nellie Daniels
Francis Edward Longmire
Longmire
Ed Longmire
Monroe City High School
Trenton
Grundy County
Ames
Iowa) University
Knox County
George F. Daniels
Colum
G. E. Chipman
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Mummy and the
Quincy Gas
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