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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1917

Page

16

Hart Selected to Lead Rockford Cantonment Mobilization

Rockford appoints Hart to supervise cantoment mobilization including trains and transport of 000 carloads of material. He will direct construction of homes, headquarters, warehouses, sewer, lighting, streets, and railway yards to support the large new city. Mrs Hart stays in Quincy. no immediate successor named. Ellis and Piggot to handle division freight and passenger office duties.

Frank A. Hart Burlington Rockford Army American Rail Way Association Milwaukee, Northwestern Illinois Central Ford Cantonment Quincy Mr. Hart Hart American Railway Association A. S. Ellis Joseph Piggot

Draw Pistols to Forestall Trouble at League Meeting

Chicago detectives at a League of Humanity gathering used pistols to hold back a hostile crowd after a man was taken into custody. About 12 arrests were made and reserves called to prevent violence as officers escorted prisoners to the federal building. A speaker attacked an officer by name, claiming I W W ties, prompting loud applause from the crowd and a brief flare up before calm was restored. The group campaigns against war and for free speech.

Chicago League of Humanity Wilson Federal Industrial Workers of the World

American Aviators Arrive in Nice for Seaplane Training

Fifty American aviators reached Nice France to begin instruction at the seaplane depot amid hearty welcomes from French comrades. A Washington dispatch on June eight noted 100 navy flying corps aviators already in France, including four expert fliers, with many others seasoned in flight. Also mentioned are Mrs. Roy Farrar of New York and Mrs. Emily Lentz of St. Louis visiting, sister Mrs. William Averkamp of 2316 Spring Street. A humorous quip closes with a remark about a husband calling his wife an angel.

Nice France Washington Dispatch Navy Flying Corps Roy Farrar New York Emily Lentz St. Louis William Averkamp Spring Street

Fine river trip and social notes in Quincy brief

Local personals note ongoing visits and travels in Quincy Illinois. Addresses friends and relatives, mentions Mrs H N Wheeler improving, Miss Alvena Mick graduation trip, trips on Ferry B B to Hannibal cave, G W Hill steamer to Hannibal cave, Presbyterians excursion, and various civic and business happenings across Quincy and nearby towns.

Missouri B. B H. N. Wheeler T. C. Oling Marie Katherine Schnellbecher Bluff Hall R. Sumner Long Little Daughter Monte Vista Colo St. Joseph Freiburg E. H. Ammons Kansas Oklahoma Hampshire Street Stannus Fred Spears Davenport Spears Walter Hopke Atchison, Kas Hannibal Cave Gunther Hardene Company Anna Heckenkamp Agnes Columbus Grove Ohio Clark Holmes Edgar Wagner Laveil Ft. Madison Iowa Quincy Inez Hazel Young York Street Fall Creek Gorge Snyder Etta Stannus Western Illinois State Normal Macomb Quincy Engraving Company

Mandan Maize Aids Corn Revival At Natural History

The American Museum of Natural History reports Mandan Maize corn will help relieve wheat shortages. Planting begins in front of the museum as corn sprouts where tulips once grew. The variety, guarded by Mandan, grows in cold dry climates and appears in red, black and blue kernels. The corn aided early settlers during famines.

New York American Museum of Natural History Department of Anthropology The American Museum

Two more suspects in Keet case brought here

On June 24 Taylor Adams and Sam McGinnis, tied to the Lloyd Keet kidnapping and murder, were transported from Stockton Mo to St. Louis for questioning by Detective Chief Allender and Springfield Prosecutor Paul N. O’Day. They join Pierson Dick Carter and Cletus Adams in a guarded holding area as separate then combined interviews are planned. A detective watches the five to prevent communication.

Keet ST. Louis Taylor ,Adams Sam McGinnis Lloyd Keet Springfield Stockton Allender Paul N. O'Day Webb

Reduce Weight Easily and Safely with Oil of Korein

A weight loss method claims you can shed fat without starvation or hard exercise. Eat normally and chew thoroughly, get fresh air, and take oil of korein four times daily. Five drops per capsule, available from druggist, aims to reduce abdominal fat double chin limb bulk and obese hips with a few days of treatment. Footsteps feel lighter skin firms and smoother work easier and a buoyant feeling returns as fat decreases. Anyone ten to sixty pounds over normal weight should try this treatment.

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Hainois Peruna Peruna Company Columbus, Ohlo Weilers America Clarence Whitehll Werrenrath Columbia Lambert Murphy Orphan's Quartet Charles Hart United States Raymond Dixon Mate Edward Hamilton Victor Anck’s Mamma Anck Bros St. John’s St. Boniface League Park Burlingame South Fifth Street Hickey Jersey Street Roy Beckett Golden Bryant Smith William Smith Oklahoma City State of Comptometer Adding Machine Company G. W. Hill Edna Morris Twenty-second Maine Street St. Louis Monthere Hodgdon Your Red Cross Army Ambulance Corps War Finance Committee J. Will Wall Chamber of Commerce Building American Red Cross Red Cross Publicity Committes Wm A. Jackson
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