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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1917

Page

5

Springfield Debates Bruce Bill On Liquor Changes

Springfield legislators debate the Bruce bill allowing beers and light wines with under ten percent alcohol. It is neither wet nor dry, provoking fresh alignments. Rep Samuel H Thompson says drys and wets oppose and support may shift before a Wednesday floor airing.

Springfield Bruce Samuel H. Thompson Quincy Brace Thompson Judiciary Committee House Senate Pike County Plainville Orville FL Berry Railroad and Warehouse Commission Berry Carthage Western Illinois

Inauguration Day Remarks At Local Firms

Workers from Trwin Paper, Cabinet Manufacturing, and Trwin Overland met during Washington inaugurations Monday noon. Irwin urged self government, integrity in leaders, and patriotism despite divisions, calling for enlightened citizenry to sustain democracy and business responsibility.

Trwin Paper Company Cabinet Manufacturing Company Trwin-Overland Company Washington Leaton Irwin National Congress Wou

Sexton Branch Opened Here In City

L T Eddy of this city has been appointed branch manager of the new Sexton Castor Motor Oil company branch opened Monday. The branch covers from Streator to Cairo to improve dealer and motor owner service and to boost territory sales. Eddy, formerly assistant superintendent for Prudential Life Insurance, led the Allied Bazaar effort in Chicago, organizing thousands in donations and coordinating displays. President Sexton selected Quincy for Eddy’s charge due to home ties, overseeing sales and agent appointments in ten major factory branches.

L.T. Eddy Sexton Castor Motor OH Company Streator Cairo Eddy Prudential Life Insurance Company Sexton Ol Company Allied Bazar Chicago P. J. Sexton Sexton Castor Motor Oil Company Castor Sexton Boston Indianapolis Omaha Memphis Baltimore Savannah Cleveland Philadelphia Quincy Ile

Ties to be Balloted for Constable and Justice of the Peace

Ties between Republican candidates for constable and justice of the peace will be decided at a Wednesday canvassing board meeting. Alderman John A. Thompson will serve until after the election. If defeated he may remain, but if he wins a special ward election will be called to name a new alderman. The council cannot appoint a successor.

Justice of the Peace John A. Thompson

Military training themed uniforms and camp plans noted

Sport notes report owner James Dunn plans American flag patches on all Cleveland Americans uniforms and a U S Army officer to run military instruction at the New Orleans camp. Other teams shift spring plans with camps at Wichita Falls and ArkadelphiaArk. and Tulsa, while Carl Ganzel, Christy Mathewson, and Tluiland prepare rosters and signings for Kan sas City and St Joseph amid Federal leaguers.

James Dunn Cleveland Americans United States Army New Orleans John Ganzel Kansas City Jack Lelivelt Firet Sacker Claude Berry Beals Hecker Ganzel Arkadelphia Ark Ganvel Wack” Simmons Simmons Rochester Arkansas Tluiland St. Joseph Tulsa Okla Chicago White Sox Chicago Cubs

H. C. O. L. Increase of Prices Hits the National Game

The national game faces higher costs as bats rise by 25 cents and score cards advance in price. Fans will receive fewer peanuts per sack as five cent portions shrink.

Rising costs hit baseball industry this season

The article notes higher training costs, concessions prices, and paper expenses threaten major league operations. It cites a 75 percent rise in southland training costs since 1915 and a 25 cent increase per club for Louisville suppliers. Score cards face higher paper and typography costs, while fans worry about fewer eatables and higher prices for frankfurters and peanuts.

Southland Detroit Louisville Detroit Ball Club

Omaha to host two harness meets this summer

The Omaha Driving Club announced two summer harness racing meets in Omaha. The Great Western circuit names Omaha as a member with races set for the week of August 20, while the Tri-State association will hold a June 7 event. Remodeling, including new stables, will start when weather allows. Other Great Western dates include Peoria August 6 and 22, Burlington August 13, Des Moines August 27, Hamline September 1, Milwaukee September 7, and Sedalia September 24.

Omaha Omaha Driving Club Great Western Circuit Tri-State Association Peoria Burlington Des Moines Hamline Milwaukee Sedalia

Reynolds to Lead Rox as Wakefield Skips Managerial Post

Rockford bass line reports former Racine and Marshalltown manager Mickey Reynolds will head the Rox this season. Reynolds, likened to Hughie Jennings, is described as a fighting manager who plays first base and hovers near a .270 batting average.

Howard Wakefield Rockford Mickey” Reynolds Racine Marshalltown Rox Reynolds Hughie Jennings

Bowlers Brace for National Pro Tournament Debut

Grand Rapids Michigan March 6 The American Bowling Congress tournament began to assume national proportion for the first time when a double shift of five bowls took the alleys. Their appearance marked the first showing by outside clubs from Muskegon and Detroit joining the home talent.

Grand Rapids Mich Muskegon Detroit

Blake Eliminated in 18.2 Balk Line Cue Contest

In Boston on March 66 Ledyard Blake of San Diego California, a top contender, was defeated by E L Milburn of Memphis Tennessee in the 18 2 balk line event. Milburn won after 43 innings with 400 points to Blake's 325 in his first match of the tournament.

Boston Ledyard Blake San Diego Cal E. L. Milburn Memphis Tenn Milburn Blake

Higbee Taken Up With Honolulu PCL Affiliate

Speeders former pitching staff member Mark Higbee is in Honolulu working out with Portland of the Pacific Coast League, according to West Coast reports.

Mark Higbee Speeders Honolulu Portland

Spirits Show Mystery At Eddy Exhibition In Empire

A Sunday night spiritualist show by Dr. Eddy featured floating tables unseen bells and moving slates while a watching committee of Dr. Charles McNeill Dr. Otis Toliston Arnold Scott and Edward P. Allen stood by on stage to prove there was no fakery. The audience left astonished and amused with one youth remarking that he did not believe in spiritualism but found the demonstration dam funny.

Empire Dr. Eddy Charles McNeill Otis ‘Tolinston Arnold Scott Edward P. Allen Mose

Hancock County Spelling Match Ends Draw

Carthage March report on the Hancock County spelling match shows 32 contestants, judges S. D. Faris and Dora McLaughlin, with George Smith and Frances Barnaby forcing a draw after 6 hours of competition spelling 623 words correctly. Marie Kelley won third, each finalist awarded a dictionary. Funeral for Olive Belle Dailey held in Bentley with burial at Moss Ridge. Events included Macomb Baptist meeting and Ruby anniversary delegates.

Carthage Hancock County S. D. Faris Dora McLaughlin Steiner Adams County Anna Stidum Burnside Ruth Kunkel Marie Kelley William Kelley Rock Creek Township George Smith Fountain Green The Eagle School Andy Smith Frances Barnaby Wythe Township John Barnaby Faris Bentley Olive Belle Dailey Quincy IL O'Clock C.F. Seafield Moss Ridge Cemetery Olive Belle Philip Dailey Olive Macomb Ethlyn Gribb

Store Burns in Siloam Springs Keifer Store Destroyed

Fire destroyed the Keifer store in Siloam Springs on Sunday morning after a stub left in a hall allegedly sparked the blaze. A man watching with a child raised alarm and efforts to fight the flames were unsuccessful. Insurance coverage of 6000 dollars did not offset the loss.

Timewell Til Keifer Siloam Spring Child

Orpheum bill thrills with Gladys Carrier and Hawaiians

At the Orpheum a busy half program featured Gladys Carrier delivering a budgis melody set with audience response as she sings and chats. James Thompson Co and Cliff Mack with Mark offered lively patter and songs, drawing five curtain calls. The Lolo’s Hawaiians closed the show with ukulele and hawaiian numbers, while names like Fox, Hulse, Stop, Griffith, Dick, and Webb appear in the crowd. A spring laxative ad from Dr King’s New Life Pills accompanies the page.

Offere Orpheum Appeara Belle Ahi Gladys Carrier James Thompson & Co Audi Thompson Cliffo Mack Clifforj Mark Jack Trainor E Lolo

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