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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1920

Page

3

Newberry Case Hears From Campaign Letters

Grand Rapids reports the defense in the Newberry elections conspiracy trial introduced letters and telegrams between Truman L. Newberry and campaign manager Paul King. The exchange covered campaign strategy, funding pledges, and support for suffrage and prohibition. Witnesses continue to read missives detailing in depth connections with mining interests and labor leaders as the government rests its case.

Grand Rapids, Mich Newberry Frank C Dailey Truman LH. Newberry Paul King King James O. Murfin Martin W. Littleton Lake Superior New York Michigan Richard H. Fletcher James W. Helme Henry Ford F. F. McGinnis Bay City Mich Fletcher Francis Courtney Detroit Ww. Fotheringham McGinnie W. H. Eichhorn Myself Brother Anti-Saloon League William Aiden Smith Thomas J. O’brien Japan Diekema Price Order of Moose

Army Captain Shot By Wife In Columbus New Mexico

Mrs Wade Doster killed her husband Captain Doster of the army medical corps and then attempted suicide after a quarrel that lasted most of the night. A note under her pillow indicated planning, and she asked that Captain Doster's Berkeley parents be notified. He died instantly, she survived and was taken to Camp Furlong military hospital.

Columbus N. M Wade Doster Captain Doster Army Medical Corps Doster Harold Roger Glen Willis Clearmont Wyo Fays Coxssart Mary Cossart Camp Point Sutton Will Littie A. A. Booth Paul Folckenier Folckenier Silas R. Earel Abingdon Winnebago Silan R. Earel Barnet Cumming Margaret Cummings Bushnell Christine Bartels Charlotte Shelley St. Paul Minn Rose, Cummings Nevada Harriet Kay Camden, NL Geo, Bartella Charles Bartells Collinsville Tom Cummings Clara Cookson Chicago Myatto Workers of the World Ruby Rainier Liberty

Longtime Illinois Senator Curtiss Dies at Grant Park

Senator Edward C. Curtiss, a 26 year veteran of the Illinois legislature and former House speaker, died at his Grant Park home of pneumonia. Born August 12, 1865 in Yellow Head Township Kankakee County, he studied at DePauw and Northwestern and married Ethel Griffin on October 25, 1897. He is survived by his widow and two children.

Kankakee Ills Edward C. Curtiss Grant Park Curtiss House of Representatives Senate Yellow Head Township Kankakee County de Pauw University of Greencastle Ind Northwestern ‘University Ethel Griffin

West Virginia Senate fights for suffrage vote

In Charleston on March 9 suffrage forces blocked adjournment to keep the legislature in session until Senator Jesse E. Bloch of Wheeling could arrive from California to vote on the federal woman suffrage amendment. A tie threatened an all-night session. pro suffrage senators won by agreeing to place the referendum bill on the calendar. Bloch, pivotal to ratification, was expected to arrive Wednesday, with air travel arranged to speed his vote.

Charleston West Virginia Jesse Wheeling California Senate House of Delegates Bloch Chicago Cincinnati Jesse E. Bloch West Virginia Republican Party Broch Victor Heintz Republican National Committee Will H. Hays Senator Bloch

Missing Inventor Traced To Detroit

Detroit authorities linked Angelius J. Casten, a Chicago inventor, to the city after he arrived last Wednesday by train. He vanished after reaching Michigan Central station while en route to Washington to collect $7,000 for a chemical propulsive agent used in depth bombs. An employee identified Casten from a photo and noted he traveled alone in the smoking car.

Detroit Angelius J. Casten Chicago Michigan Central United States Casten Washington

Daisy Booth Engaged In Camp Point Shower

Miss Bess Donley hosted a surprise miscellaneous shower for Daisy Booth in Camp Point to honor her engagement to Lee Donley. Seventeen attendees shared games gifts and refreshments as Booth received a large white ribbon decorated basket.

Bess Donley Daisy Booth Lee Donley Miss Both Miss Booth Kan J. M. Lowe Des Motnes Iowa E. Kb. Lowe Bedford Ja J. W. McClintock Robert McClintock Liberty and Air Long Timewell

Daniels Seeks Docks Bases and Naval Reserve Growth

Secretary Daniels urged the House naval committee for immediate expansion of Pacific naval docking and basing facilities and a naval reserve of at least 200000 trained men. He proposed a new base on San Francisco Bay with 10000000 dollars available now, with initial estimates up to 75000000 and possibly 40000000. Two new submarine and destroyer bases were urged at Port Angeles Washington and Astoria Oregon, plus developments in Hawaii and Guam.

Washington Pacific House Naval Committee Daniels San Francisco Bay Port Angeles Washa Astoria Oregon Hawaii Guam United States

Men Arrested In Coal Yard Pilfering Case

Ben McQueen and Frank Kaufman were arrested Sunday night in the coal yard of W. D. Meyer at 313 Delaware Street. Held on warrants charging pilfering, they were stopped when a watchman fired blanks as Knuffman attempted to flee. McQueen carried a sack of coal and Knuffman an armful of kindling. They face police court on vagrancy by pilfering charges.

Ben McQueen Frank Kaufman W. D. Meyer Delaware Street Knuffman McQueen

Kiwanis Club Names Taylor Road Workers Committee

Frank Tenk Roscoe Butler and M. G. Park were named a committee of the Kiwanis club to meet with other club representatives and push for Taylor road construction. The formal permanent organization was postponed for a week as about 50 men attended and awaited charter status. A greeting letter from the Liang Kiwanis club and another from the Kiwanis club of Quincy were received.

Frank Tenk Roscoe’Butler M. G. Park Kiwanis Club Quirky Taylor Road Liang Club Quincy

Death of Delegate Curtiss Shocks Constitutional Convention

Springfield Illinois March reports the death Monday afternoon of Edwin C. Curtiss of Grant Park a veteran delegate to the constitutional convention. President Woodward mourns the loss praising Curtiss as wise and capable and a funeral attendance will be arranged by a convention committee. This marks the second loss after Delegate Michael P. Sullivan died earlier in the week.

Springfield Chicago Down Charles E. Woodward Edwin C. Curtiss Grant Parks Woodward Curtiss Michael P. Sullivan Uable

Pites Cured tn and re 14 Seo gists

Refund offered at BIN MENT falls to cure toning. Bleading or protruding pies spys ire tr. Titation soothes and hea get restful sleep after the first application. Price 60c.

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