Trina Refuses To Sign Peace Treaty With Germany
The Chinese delegation announced in Paris that China would not sign the peace treaty unless reservations on Japan's sovereignty over Shantung were permitted. Officials cited lack of assurances on Shantung, the Tsing-Tao rail line, and related facilities, risking exclusion from the League of Nations and trade benefits.
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Associated Press
EARIS
China
Germany
Shantung
Washington
Paris
Ciinces
Japan
Shantung Peninsular
League F Nations
Tsing-Tao
Tsin-Auto
League of Nations
Blockade To Remain Until Nations Sign
London reports that the blockade of Germany will not be lifted until all powers ratify the peace treaty. It is understood that due to delays in America President Wilson's signature will be treated as ratification pending Congress action.
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London
Germany
America
Wilson
American Congress
Bishop Brown Linked To Ishevist Talk In Seditious Probe
New York June 28 The name of Bishop William Montgomery Brown former Arkansas bishop and author was brought into the radical activities hearings. A Wagganer letter said Brown wished to meet Scott Nearing to discuss a talk at Rand School or a hall noting Brown is a Bolshevist and would need a small venue. Creel denounced Lenin and Trotzky in a letter to Milan F Martin reflecting the era’s tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
Joint Legislative Committee
Rand School of Social Science
A. Wagganer
Scott Nearing
Nearing
Brown
Galion
Ohio
Rand
Rand School
George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Milan F. Martin
Toledo
Creel
Lenine
Trotzky
Martin
St. Louis
Bay State Senators Ignore De Valera
Boston June 28 after the lower house invited Exmonn De Valera to address the city the senate withdrew a motion to extend the invitation President McKnight said action should await Washington recognition He cited lack of official recognition by Washington or any state and warned of possible embarrassment to the commonwealth and the United States government
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Boston
Exmonn de Valera
House
Senate
Kandy
Edwin T. McKnight
Washington
Commonwealth
United States
Plan Revolution Foretold by European Communists
A report from Vienna says Italian German and Austrian communists met in southern Tyrol to plan a revolution in Italy. The conference set a revolution date for the middle of July.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Tyrol
Italy
Vienna
Brundage Declares Day Act Invalid
Springfield Illinois June 28 Attorney General Brundage says the Day Act bill targeting farmers dairymen and related growers is unconstitutional and invalid as class legislation It would exempt certain groups from conspiracy laws and enable collective sales for those members.
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Springfield
Iil
Brundage
Lowden
Senate Agricultural Committee
Igoe
Cook County
Attorney General
Sadler
Iowa
Boys Duck Collie in River Near Diamond Boat House
Two young boys aged about eight to twelve entertained themselves by dunking a collie in the river near the Diamond boat house. They swung the dog by head and tail, tossing him into the water for frightful baths until one throw went wrong and both fell in. The frightened boy crawled out as the collie gained rescue, his mother arriving to administer punishment and end the mischief.
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Diamond
Keokuk Excursion Planned From Quincy July Fourth
Commodore Bruegee announces a July 4th steamer excursion on the White Collar Line. The Keokuk will depart Quincy at 2 PM for Hannibal and return at 7 PM with a Keokuk dance orchestra aboard. The vessel recently left Quincy for Burlington carrying an unusually large freight load.
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Commodore Bruegee
White Collar Line
Keokuk
Hannibal
Quincy
Burlington
Fabius River
Elbert Hansbrough
Taylor
West Quincy
Bay
Dane
Maywood
Missouri
Personal notes from Quincy and area visitors
Herman Olinger of Pekin Illinois was a visitor in Quincy Friday. Mr and Mrs Howard Baldwin of 314 North Front will host guests this week Mrs Yates and daughter from Perkins Oklahoma arriving on the Kansas City train. Private W H Pugh recently released from army service is stopping in Quincy en route home to Coffey Missouri. Dewey school Parent-Teacher association will not meet in July but will convene the first week in August with Mrs James Riggs. Junior Bonfoey is a patient at Blessing hospital recovering after foot surgery.
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Herman Olinger
Pekin
Ill
Quincy
Howard Baldwin
North Front Street
Yates
Perkins
Oklahoma
Kansas City
W. H. Pugh
Coffey
Parent-Teacher Association of
Dewey School
James Riggs
Junior Bonfoey
Blessing Hospital
Conference Over Phone Strike Aims to End Tie Up
A conference of striking girl operators with Kinloch and Bell Telephone officials will seek to end a strike that has paralyzed Kinloch and crippled Bell service. The workers demand union rights, a closed shop, better wages, and an eight hour day. The strike affects Illinois towns and reduces service in St Louis area exchanges.
Man Confesses Stolen Car Theft Motive in Iowa Woman’s Illness
S. L. Swanson of Buxton Iowa admitted to stealing an Overland car in Knoxville Iowa a week earlier and selling it to Central Ford in Quincy for 100. He planned to return for 300 more but was arrested when he tried. He said his sick wife needed money and he had sent the 100 to her. The car’s engine number matched a prior sale in Pleasantville Iowa. The Knoxville sheriff was notified and may travel to Quincy.
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S. L. Swanson
Buxton
Quincy
Knoxville
Central Ford
E. L. Mason
Swanson
Peterson
North Sixth Street
East St. Louis
Iowa
Overland
Toledo
H. F. Ferguson
Pleasantville
South Side Boat Club regatta ends with member crew winning
A race between South Side Boat Club members and directors ended with the member crew finishing two and a half boat lengths ahead in about three minutes. The winning eight included Bornman Witt Hedeman Landwehr Zimm erman Hartzell and Gail as stroke with Gail as coxswain. The directors were Dueschker Griffith Furgman Whussong Green Mutz and Luthin. The event drew a fair crowd and featured boxing at the club banquet for returning soldiers plus a Saturday dance by Wisherd's orchestra and a farewell banquet planned for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire Street
August Bornman
Louis Witt
Grover Hedeman
Walter Landwher
Jewel Zimmerman
Warren Hartzell
Clarence Gail
Eli Ier Dueschker
Sam Griffith
August Furgman
Elmer Whussong
William Green
Elmer Mutz
Koke Luthin
High School Shadow Annual Distribution at Building Today
The High School Shadow annual is being distributed to subscribers who may call at the school building today to receive their copy. The yearbook covers school activities, senior class pictures, histories of organizations, athletic teams and social events, all in a well arranged, illustrated format supervised by Miss Beatty.
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Miss Beatty
Miss Ferris
Malcolm Eddy
Duane Martin
Lange Labor Trustee To Succeed Schelp
The Trades and Labor assembly met briefly Friday night appointing August C. Lange as a trustee to replace Herman Schelp who resigned. N. Baymiller was named fraternal delegate to Hannibal. Labor day picnic plans and committee appointments were discussed and a full committee list will be named at a Wednesday sub committee meeting.
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Trades and Labor Assembly
C. Lange
Herman Schelp
Baymiller
Hannibal
Y M C A NOTES Happenings At Local Club
Wilbur Swensen former Y roomer has joined Portland Atlas Cement Co of Hannibal Mo. Albert Mitchell returned home to LaGrange Mo. John Kigler came home to Baylis Ill. Rev Merion Moore of Lewistown Mo visited the local Y M C A Friday. He crossed Quincy en route from Monroe City Mo after attending an Epworth League conference there. He praised the meeting and said the program was well carried out. Reverend Moore is a store of the M IH church at Lewis town.
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Wilbur Swensen
Portland Atlas Cement Co
Hannibal
Albert Mitchell
LaGrange
John Kigler
Baylis
Ill
Merion Moore
Lewistown
Reverend Moore
Quincy
Monroe City
Epworth League
Moore
M, IH
Lewisown
Three Recruits Enlist at Quincy Marine Station
Herm an of the Marine recruiting station enrolled three more recruits Friday. James B. Greenup and Robert Willey of Macomb Illinois joined two others and departed for Port Royal British Columbia to begin a three month training course. After completion they are expected to be assigned to Boston Brooklyn Washington or Philadelphia.
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Sargeant Hermann
Marine Recruiting Station
James B. Greenup
Robert Willey
Macomb
Ill
Port Royal
B. C
Bozton
Brooklyn
Washington
Philadelphia
Change in Spirit of Nation Needed at Phi Gamma Delta Meet
Dr. David L. Kinley, acting president of the University of Illinois, told a National Phi Gamma Delta conclave in Chicago that the world’s key readjustment is a shift in the spirit governing relations among people. He warned that democracy in industry must boost efficiency and output. otherwise broader equality of opportunity alone will not improve conditions, noting that reduced hours, higher wages, or wider management participation must translate into more production to benefit workers and society.
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Chicago
David L. Kinley
University of Illinois
National
Phi Gamma Delta
United States
League Issues Won On Dakota Ballots
Fargo North Dakota June 28 With 1306 of 2856 precincts reporting the Non Partisan league laws voted on in Thursdays referendum election had polled 36262 affirmative votes with 35628 negative votes Every county with the possible exception of one shows a majority The missing precincts are in strong league counties and are regarded as certain to increase the league lead On the basis of these returns which represent about 65 per cent of the total vote cast it was regarded as likely that the Non Partisan league majority on all seven referred laws would range around the thousand Returns show the Non Partisan league in the two eastern tiers of counties has lost strength it has held its own in the north central section but has lost heavily in the south central region The vote is running about the same on all the bills.
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Fargo
N. D
North Central
South Central
Governor Addresses Moose At Mooseheart
Governor Lowden of Illinois spoke at the Victory Peace celebration of the Loyal Order of Moose at Mooseheart. He warned against two tyrannies the armed despot and Bolshevist mobs, insisting the American people oppose tyranny in any form with courage and sacrifice.
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Aurora
Lowden
Illinois
Supreme Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Ill
Railroad Traffic In Berlin Demoralized
Berlin dispatch says all railroad lines and stations in Berlin are disrupted by strikes. Proclamation by Noske excites railway workers. leaders plan a total halt of food trains to Berlin. Government counters with arrests, about 1000 revolutionary leaders jailed at Moabit.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Noske
National Defense
Zeitung Am Mittag
Stern Measures For Disorder In Hamburg
Berlin dispatch reports that in view of unrest in Hamburg and strikes in Berlin, Gustav Noske minister of national defense issued a proclamation authorizing ruthless suppression of disorders by all means. It reserves the right to martial law and declares military force may be used against strikes that disrupt public service and railway food transport.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hamburg
Gustrav Noske
National Defense
American Ace Comes Home On Ship Tiger
NEW YORK June 28 Captain F E Kindley Griffett Ark officially credited with 12 German airplanes shot down returned as a member of the 141st aero squadron on the Tiger Friday He wore the Distinguished Service Cross with oak leaf the Distinguished Flying Cross of England and the Croix De Guerre of France The 157th battalion was under command of Major H Elmider St Louis who served a year with the 340th field artillery Major R C Macroir of Davenport Iowa troop commander was formerly with the 160th infantry of the 79th division A hundred years or 80 age four stages a day made their way between New York and Philadelphia The fare was from 6 to 10.
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New York
F. E. Kindley
Grivett
Ark
141St Aero Squadron
England
France
H. Elmider
St. Louisa
340Th Field Artillery
R. C. Macroir
Davenport
Iowa
160Th Infantry
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Schelp
Dean Kinley
Illinois University
Dakota
Moose
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Niehaus
K. of
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Stern
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Bellans
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Ware-Wayland Co
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West Side Square
Progressive Institution
Illinois State Band
Highland
John Barleycorn
Lydia Pinkham
Mississippi
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Woodrow
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