State Bar Adopts Resolution Expediting Court Procedure
About two hundred members of the Illinois State Bar Association gathered in Quincy for the annual convention. The body unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing Senate Bills 525 and 526 to simplify and speed trials, reduce reversals, and promote efficient judicial method, urging passage by the House and approval by the Governor. Edward S. Kramer presided. Nathan William Mac Chesney was elected president, with John F. Voight continuing as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar Association
Quincy
Springfield
Chicago
Illinois State, Bar Association
Senate
House
Samuel Woods
Adams County Bar Association
Court House
Edward Co. Kramer
Kramer
Nathan William MacChesney
MacChesney
James Watson
Mt. Vernon
Hotel Newcomb
McChesney
Supreme Judges
Association
Illinois Society
American Institute ‘of Criminal Law
Criminology
Charles ‘E. Merriam
Chicago Committee On Crime
Mac. Chesney
George Orita ‘N. Gemmill
H. Gault
Criminologists
The
State Criminologists Society
Albert C.barnes
Robert H. Gault
Journal of Criminal Law
Northwestern University
Evanston
Stephen 5. Gregory
C. G. Vernier
Illinois’State University
Urbana
W. G. Hale
Illinois State University
O. A. Parker
William N. Gemmill
Daniel P. Trude
H. C. Stevins
Edmund M. Ablen
Joliet
State Bar’ Association
Alexander P. Humphrey
Kentucky
Humphrey
L. Y.sherman
United States
Illinois
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy
An old fashioned remedy labeled Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey promises relief for coughs and colds. It markets itself as soothing and effective, urging readers to ask for the 25 cent bottle at their dealer and start using immediately.
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Dr. Bell
Town Topics and Local Ads from Quincy
Local notes list a 4 pm baked ham lunch at Blue Ribbon Buffet and mentions Tom Tracy of Des Moines visiting, with departures looming. Advertisements cover Model suits, Cascade hooks and eyes, Stalbach Schroeder Co coats, Halbach Schroeder Co jackets, and a post office notice on parcel post to Italy. A Knights of Columbus event awards medals for parochial school pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnelton
St. John’s Church
Highland
Stalbach-Schroeder Co
Elmer Leighton
Hutchinson
Kan
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Meyer- Wilms Co
Post Office
Uncle Sam
Halbach-Schroeen Co
Dave” Wall
Quincy Council
Knights of Columbus
Peryard, Se
Halbach- Schroeder Co
Streckfus Excursions to Quincy Detailed Schedule
Streckfus Excursions chart summer trips to Quincy listing steamer St Paul calls on June 16 at Keokuk Unitarian church June 18 at Hannibal W W June 23 at Park Methodist Sidney July 1 and Keokuk Ladies Auxiliary A O H August stops noted by local churches and groups.
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Streckfus
Quincy
Streckfus Steamboat Company
St. Paul
Unitarian Church of
Keokuk
Presbyterian Church of
Hannibal
W. W
Park Methodist Church
Sidney
Lady Maccabees of
Keo [Kuk Ladies’ Auxiliary
Noll Hayworth to Build New Fireproof Factory
The Noll Hayworth company excavates for a new factory on the south side of Hampshire Street between Second and Third, to be ready by fall. Lease transfer completed yesterday through Binkett Bros. Existing Neal Hayworth showrooms on Third Street between Maine and Hampshire will remain. The $10,000 brick steel frame fireproof building will feature wire glass windows and other fireproof details, designed by Architect Harvey Chatten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noll-Hayworth Company
Parthénon
Maine Street
Hampshire Street
Second
Third Streets
Binkett Bros
Neil-Hayworth Company
Third Street
Maine
Hampshire Streets
Harvey Chatten
Taken Life Rather Than Go To Asylum
Mrs. Anna Poland of Clayton fatally shot herself at home Thursday evening with a shotgun. Coroner, jury, and witnesses, led by Leonard Poland, testified she planned to be sent to the Jacksonville asylum and chose death over confinement. She was 45, with a history of mental imbalance and prior confinement.
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Annna Poland
Clayton
Mike Haley
L. L. Dodd
Ray Zeh
F. A. Miller
G.M. Kesting
F.C. Gostick
L. F. Peters
Leonard Poland
State Asylum For Insane
Jacksonville
Clayton Young Man Dies of Peritonitis
John Thornhill of Clayton, son of Henry Thornhill, died in Kansas City last Monday after illness from peritonitis while returning from harvest work with James Johnson and Raymond Buffington. The report of two Quincy men killed in the harvest field was a mistaken identity involving an Adams county man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thornhill
Kansas City
Quincy
Clayton
Henry Thornhill
Young Thornhill
James Johnson
Raymond Buffington
Kansas
Ossawatomie
Kan
Thornhill
Harvest
Field
Albert Hipkins
Huffman
Adams County
Two Boys Bound Over for Burglary in City Court
Ernest Schuette age 17 and Frank Gross age 19 were bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing on burglary charges. Bonds set at $500 each. They allegedly broke into a South Side grocery, Johnson Plunk garage and Wurst hardware, with about $200 in property claimed. Walter Danielmeyer was discharged after vagrancy investigation showed no involvement.
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Ernest Schuette
Frank Gross
Schuetté
Gross
Johnson’ & Plunk
Wurst Hardware
Walter’ Danielmeyer
Ile
Frank Thomas of Galesburg Noted Among Quincy Callers
A brief item records Frank Thomas of Galesburg being numbered among Quincy business callers yesterday, noting his presence and the social context of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thomas
Galesburg
Quincy
Arizona Dreadnought Arizona Launch Impresses Navy Fans
The Arizona, a new Great Warship built at the New York and government navy yards, is described with its 31100 ton displacement, 600 foot length, twelve 14 inch guns and twenty two 12 inch rifles. Miss Esther Ross of Prescott Arizona is named sponsor by Governor Hunt for the launched vessel amid notes of cost near 16 million dollars and the ship’s place among America’s battleships.
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Sam Will Jadneh
Britain
Dardanelles
Great
Arizona
Navy Yard
New York Navy Yard
Connecticut
Florida
New York
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Newport News
Oregon
San Diego
Texas
Ross
Annapolis
Two Suits Filed On The Last Day For June Terms
Yesterday the last day for filing suits for the June civil term saw two new cases. Ada Reinheimer seeks a divorce from John Reinheimer on cruelty after a ten day marriage begun November 18 1918 and ending November 23 1913. Euphemia Doerr widow of Andrew Doerr sues The E Best Plumbing Co for $950 installment plus six percent interest for a heating plant installed before Mr Doerr’s death at Sixth and Maine streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Es Iwice
Ada D. Reinheiner
Ada D. Hayes
Johnn. Reinheiner
Euphemia Doerr
the. E. Best Plumbing: Company
Euphemia. Doerr
Andrew. Doerr
Plumbing ‘Company
Doerr
Sixth
Maine
Quincy Delegates Return From Dubuque Meeting
Secretary C F Perry of the Chamber of Commerce and L B Boswell report a successful shipper meeting in Dubuque. A committee of sixteen will meet in Chicago June 29 to adopt a working plan. John J Fisher represents the Illinois delegation. Big shippers are recognizing Walter transportation benefits and lining up for the advantages expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Perry
Chamber of Commerce
L. B. Boswell
Quincy
Bune
Quin
da- Nida
Chicapo
John J. Fisher
Tinois
Assembly Jitney Line Endorsed by Trades Union Assembly
Assembly members endorse a regulated jitney bus line and send the proposal to the legislative committee with power to act. The session also readily backed the saloonkeepers recompense bill, granting compensation to closed saloons when districts vote dry. The Labor Day committee reported good progress. attendance was high and routine business followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Assembly
Council
Legislative Committee
James F Richardson Dies of Paralysis at Home
James F Richardson dies at his home 1007 Hampshire street yesterday morning after a ten year illness. He was about 53, born in Payson and moved to this city as a young man. Former head salesman of Clark & Morgan, he was a member of the First Christian church Modern Woodmen and Court of Honor. Survived by widow two children a brother George and four grandchildren. Funeral at 2 30 this afternoon from the home with burial later in Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Richardson
Hampshire Street
Richardson
Clark & Morgan
First Christian Church
Modern Woodmen
Court of Honor
Payson
George
Beverly
Chamber News and Americanization Day Notes
Quincy’s Pulse congratulates C G C Kellogg general manager of Mississippi River Power on the new chamber building soon to be dedicated. Kellogg urges faith in the Mississippi valley’s future and big things ahead. The chamber receives National Americanization Day committee letter urging Fourth of July as Americanization Day inviting foreigners and teaching them to be real Americans amid wartime shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.C. W. Kellogg
Mississippi ‘River
Power. Company
C. F. Perry
Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for summer coughing
A vintage advertisement notes slight bronchial inflammation causes a harsh cough that disturbs sleep. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to soothe irritated surfaces, stop tickling, and relieve a tiring cough. Suggested for coughs colds bronchial affections and grippe. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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Foley
Grippe
Miller’ & Arthur Drug’ Co
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MAG Chesney
Macomb
Pfanschmidt
Lancaster
Ham Lewis
James Hamilton Lewis
Lewis and
Sherman
Edward
Supreme Court of Illinois
James Hamilton
Lewis
Lawrence Y. Sherman
George T. Wilson
Edward White
S. A. Hubbard
Peoria
Blue Ribbon Buffet
Hampshire
Tom Tracy
Des Moines
Noll-Hayworth
Lower Hampshire Street
Anna Poland
Schuette and Gross
Danielmeyer
Ruoder
Esther Ross
Bill
Dubuque
Assembly
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