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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1918

Page

4

Patriot Talk Shines At Eagles Hall In Quincy

Grand Worthy Vice President Duncan of St. Joseph Missouri electrified a Quincy audience with a patriotic address as delegates and friends gathered for the Eagles hall event. The program featured songs by Walley Geschwindner and James Summers Jr a wrestling match won by Herman Heidbreder plus vaudeville numbers by Orville Reece. Proceeds from a post event sale funded uniforms for the drill team.

Quincy Eagles Duncan St. Joseph Pittsburgh Missouri America Atlantic St. Joe Red Cross Judge Duncan Walley Geschwindner Henry Geschwindner James Summers, Jr Orville Reece Jake Hase Herman Heidbreder Joey Smith Heidbreder North Side Boat Club Smith South Side Athletic Club John Moore Hase Weidbreder Iowa Good Fellowship Quincy Aerie

Quincy Mayors Ultimatum Demands War Effort Workers

Mayor John A. Thompson issues a final ultimatum to loafers in Quincy. workers must report to their jobs by Monday or face confinement in the House of Correction unless they provide a satisfactory explanation for idleness. The proclamation notes war production ties to local factories and contract fulfillment.

John A. Thompson Quincy House of Correction Thompson

Quincy Mayor orders draft-age men to seek work

Mayor John A. Thompson directs police to arrest men aged 18 to the limit of work eligibility who loaf or idle on June 17 1918 citing wartime labor needs and city ordinances. The order threatens arrest and prosecution for those lacking employment or effort to find work.

United States National Army Quincy John A. Thompson Quincey Joan A. Thompson

Appellate Judges Named for Illinois Districts

Springfield June 13 the Illinois supreme court announced appellate court judge appointments for the third and fourth districts. Third district re appointed Emery C Graves Geneseo Edgar Eldredge Ottawa and Harry L Waggoner Macomb to succeed G W Thompson Galesburg. Fourth district re appointed Harry Higbee Pittsfield James C McBride Taylorville and Franklin H Boggs Urbana. Also named were committee of character and fitness members for both districts: third district Henry A Nal Charleston Franklin L Velde Pekin and Clifton O Harra Carthage. fourth district Samuel W Baxter East St Louis Robert W Farthing Mt Vernon and James G Burnside Vandalia. During 1917 the British captured 115000 prisoners and 781 guns.

Springfield Illinois Supreme Court Emery C Graves Geneseo Edgar Eldredge Ottawa Harry IL. Waggoner Macomb G. W. Thompson Galesburg Harry Higbee Pittsfield James C. McBride Taylorville Franklin H. Boggs Urbana Committee of Henry A. Nal Charleston Franklin L. Velde Pekin Clifton O'Harra Carthage Samuel W. Baxter East St. Louis Robert W. Farthing Mt. Vernon James G. Burnside Vandalia

$7,000 Property Offered for Dr Trotter Residence

A $15,000 home built by Peter Meyer offers solid rock foundation ten rooms five bedrooms upstairs bath and Rudd heater. Features include hand robbed cherry living room library, quarter sawed oak dining hall, butter nut balance, modern electric fixtures, steam heat and three mantels. Located at 234 S 12th St entering Park Place near business center. Investor note: $800 to split into two rental flats with $35 monthly rent each, $840 yearly. Down payment options include $2,000 with flexible balance terms.

Dr. Trotter Peter Meyer Solid Rock Foundation S. 12Th St Park Place Business Center

114 Graduates From the Junior High School This Year

One hundred fourteen students are promoted from three Junior schools to enter the High School in the fall. Read lists include Webster and Madison divisions with many named students such as Ralph Thesen, Ethel Bartlet, Samuel Thompson, Leona Glasgow, Florence Holzgraefe, Roy names, and others across Jefferson and Dela Sweetling sections.

Webster Ralph Thesen Ethel Bartelt Samuel Thompson Ethel Beckman Lowell Wilson Mildred Bergstrasser Anna Marie Carthers Ralph Bohne Churchill Florence Degitz Sylvia Connell Eleanora Dowd Velma Coulson Earl Ernst Letha Edwards Herbert Hokamp Elizabeth Endres Marian Holm Leona Glasgow Florence Holzgraefe Alice Hansborough Karl Hucine Mary Hedges Isabel Johnson Paulina Lees Marguerite Loire Virginia Markus Emma Mauffley Elizabeth Roberts Anna Neadick Russell Vahle Lyda Simpson Florence Neadick Lottie Nesbit Marie Winters Ethel Schmidt Lorenz Lepper Ada Shriver Raymond Bruenger Althea Wachter Francis McCauley Opal Lockhee Sarah Luhrs Edward Morehead William Oakley Margaret Jean Ringier Dorothy Thomas Pauline West Jefferson Dorothy Dunn Geraldine Fitzgerald Olga Sander Gladys Shaw Helen Robertson Mary Fusselman Cula Jenkins Marian Mealey Genevieve MccNutt Helen Disseler Marian Albertscon Dela Sweetling Hilda Holmgren Alma Withers Marguerite Haverty Lorena Larrison Lloyd Wavering Robert Pine Chester Little

Big Farewell for Selected Men In Paloma

In Paloma on Wednesday night a large farewell reception was held for men from Paloma and nearby towns bound for training camps. Guests from Paloma Fowler Coatsburg and Columbus attended with relatives and friends. Short talks were given and refreshments of ice cream and cake served. Peanuts grow underground and form clusters as the plant adapts.

Paloma Fowler Coatsburg Columbus Paloma Methodist Church

British Veterans Rally Faith in Foch Victory

London Ottawa dispatch quotes Comrades of the Great War, former British troops, expressing perfect faith in General Foch to stem the invasion and drive the invader from France. Foch responds that he shares their confidence in the historic 1914 victory context.

London Ottawa Foch France

German University Creature of State Speech at NYU

Dr. David Jayne Hill, former ambassador to Germany, addressed New York University graduates on June 13 about state patronage and state control causing moral default in German universities. He warned that these institutions were once impregnable strongholds of truth in the realm of intellect.

New York David Jayne Hill Germany New York University

Lost Independence as State Bends Thought and Expression

A fragment argues that people have forfeited personal judgment and freedom, becoming instruments of state control. The remark highlights concerns about authority overriding individual conscience and the dangers to democratic liberty.

Forest Fires Alert in Flathead Montana Threatens Homes

MISSOULA Mont June 13 The forest fire situation in western Montana is greatly improved though fires in several forests threaten timber stands. The Flathead forest hosts the most dangerous blaze near Essex south of Glacier National Park endangering homesteads in the Egan district.

Missoula Mont Montana Forestry Service Flathead Forest Essex Glacier National Park Egan

War era board meeting on public health and roads

At the Wednesday meeting of the Board of Supervisors, wartime priorities dominated. Plans for Locust boulevard funding were rejected as war times temper the pace of street improvements. The finance committee set a 25 annual increase to the Cheerful Home Fund while health officials urged funds for an isolation hospital, but no action was taken.

Board of Supervisors Park and Boulevard Association Locust Boulevard Court House James Riggs National Council of Defense House of Correction Quincy John Schwank Committee On Elections Election Committee Whig J. H. Blomer M. K. Germann

Change Enlistment Rule Forbids Married Men in Guard

Washington June 13 The national guard enlistment regulations forbid acceptance of married men or men with dependent relatives unless it is demonstrated such dependents will be provided for Inspectors are instructed to see that the rule is followed.

Washington National Guard

Lost and Wanted Classified Fragments

Short notices seek items and help including a second hand tent a lost locket a lady solicitor and a delivery rider plus rental and sale offers from local businesses with contact details and reward notes. Items include a tire, a wheel and engine, a three room furnished flat, a horse and wagon and a bird pup for trade or sale.

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Convention of Eagles John Fuelbier IE. F. Stannus P. W. Reardon Ollie F. Robb Fred G. Smith Charles E. Ross Charles W. Zang Higbee Fourth Ilinois DR. Trotier H.S German University Creature of State Flathead North Twelfth Street Bellars Bellans Bellan Lans Cfarrell's Dancing School The Armory Chevrolet Republic Trucks Chandler F. O. B. Cleveland Goodrich Solid Spenger O. B Cleveland H. A. Geise Maine Clough-Reihm CO 18Th and Broadway U. S. War Department Bergmann Auto Co Maine St Washington Park Tth Ohio Iritials I. IK Street Hardware Co Roy Gem City Cleaners Hamp S. 11Th St Charles Pollock Taylor, Mo Arestos Ford Detroit Collins Plow North Sixth Street Ill Miller & Arthur Drug Co Anti Trust Electric Service Co Colling Flow Co 6Th St Hi. A. Geise Vermont Street Vermont St Quincy Machine Works Massie & Sons 4Th St Quincy Motor Company York Frank Bird Hampshire Auto Exchange 4Th Broadway EF. A. Disseler Badamo Brothers State South Side Garage & Machine Co S. &Th St Wabash East End 20Th & Hamp Pinkelman, Clark & Co A. H. Beckgerd State St Geo. Aschenbrenner 12Th St Richardson Lubricating Co Frent and Maine Sts Buick GFE. Delaplain, Rodis Sterns Dayton Tires Pinkelman-Clarke & Co Oldsmobile Lansing Tirtis Maine
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