Praise and Denounce Steel in Supreme Court Case
United States Steel faced both praise and denunciation as arguments continued in the antitrust dissolution suit. R. V. Lindabury, defending, urged fair treatment of customers, competitors, and employees, while Henry H. Colton called the corporation an abnormal overcapitalized colossal super- combination.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Supreme Court
R. V. Lindaury
Henry 7. Colton
Lindabury
Carnegie Steel merger defense in antitrust case heats the court
The government argues the Carnegie, Federal and National companies formed a dominant ninefold merger, controlling over half the national industry, with watered stock and large profits. Defense claims no oppression and benefits to industry, noting customer and employee satisfaction and urging not to disintegrate the industry.
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Colton
Carnegie
Federal
J. P. Morgan
Morgans
Morgan
Northern Securities Company
Winter Fusrlen Revue at the Orpheum Delights
A lively midweek Orpheum cabaret features Miss Bell dancing impressively with strong chorus work and bright costumes. Belgium pair Van Perre display musical skill on xylophone and William Tell routine, while Lee Barth and George Morton provide dialect and blackface comedy. The Monroe Bros close with acrobatic turns, delivering a polished, entertaining program.
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Tod Murpts
Mae Bell Heep
Sis
Miss Beil
Bob Murphy
Belgium
van Perre
Mr van Perre
Lee Barth
George Morton
Siga
Monroe Bros
Soo Cliabegs
A Dependable Medicine Lydia Pinkham’s Compound Ad
A promotional advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a dependable root and herb medicine for women. It claims thousands of sick women have tried it and proved its effectiveness, asserts it contains no injurious drugs, and notes it is founded on a physician's prescription for a specific purpose with numerous testimonials.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Adtv
Pinkelmann Buys Princess Theater in Quincy
Rudolph W. Riggs sold the Princess theater to Peter E. Pinkelmann, a move seen as major for Quincy film fans. Pinkelmann paid a round sum and inherits contracts with Triangle and Artcraft, including stars like Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks. The theater, the city’s largest, seats 150 more than rivals and will be improved while keeping high standards. Pinkelmann now owns the Princess Savey Gem and Family theaters.
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Rudolph W. Riggs
Princess Theater
Peter E. Pinkelmann
Quincy
Triangle
Artcraft Pictures
Artcraft Company
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
George M. Cohan
Nazimova
Pinkelmann
Mr. Pinkelmann
The
Princess, Savey, Gem and Family
Carthage Gets Nine Hole Golf Course
Charles Clarkson of the Quincey Country Club spent Sunday in Carthage laying out a nine hole golf course for a new local country club. He designed the course to cross a creek and noted a water hazed hazard. Clarkson already prepared nine hole layouts for Bushnell and Hamilton and will base his winter work from Carthage. greens construction began Monday but paused for rain.
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Charles Clarkson
Quincey Country Club
Carthage
Clarkson
Bo Wolh
Gollers Vergaewar
Bushnell
Hamilton
Abnois
Country Club
Clayton China Clay Prospects North of Quincy Factory Talk
John R. Wallace of Bartlett & Wallace reports from St Petersburg Florida that Clayton township holds a fine china clay deposit suitable for a proposed china factory. He notes the clay can support jersey glaze and eyes a plant in Quincy if ample raw material is secured for firing and production.
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Clayton Township
Chamber of Commerce
John R. Wallace
Wallace
State Bank of
Bartlett & Wallace
Clayton
Florida
St. Petersburg
Fla. Ile
Quincy
Photo Plays Today at Savoy and Family Theaters
Princess-Douglas Fairbanks stars in The American of Belasco Mine Petrova features in Bridges Burned. Also at Savoy and Family today Should a Baby Die should a Baby Die Calamity Ann's Legacy Going Up Musty Suffer Jerry and His Pal with George Ovey and Star Marie Dore in Lost and Won Plus The Redemption and The Price He Paid at Quincy Heinie and Louie comedy run by Savoy and Family theaters. The film offerings aim for light humane amusement with a cast of famous stars.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Belasco— Mine Petrova
Savoy
Jerry
His Pal
George Ovey
Marie Dore
Heinie and
Louie
Savoy and Family
Fairbanks Tops Prices in The Americano at Princess
Douglas Fairbanks, billed as the highest priced star in motion pictures, appears in The Americano at the Princess today, drawing anticipation for a major screen feature and a strong turnout.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Star Motion Pictures
Princess Today
The Three Pals at the Gem in Mutual Star line
At the Gem the Three Pals serves as the second Kulb and Pill Mutual Star production. The comedy yields to tense serious moments and dramatic force, providing phonotplay entertainment valued for keeping the audience engaged and amused throughout.
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the Gem
Kulb and
Pill Mutual Star
Theaters Today at The Opera House Veudeville Showings
In Theaters today the Opheum Veudeville presents three shows with a matinee and evening performances at 7 30 and 9 p m.
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Oday
pheum—Veudeville
Endowment drive and church activities fill Sunday in several parishes
Rev H C Gibbs spoke at Vermont Street Methodist for retirees endowment and at Gracy Methodist as pledge cards circulated. Women societies meet midweek, youth fundraisers by Luther Memorial class, and mission groups of several churches plan events. Local church notes cover choir, devotions, openings, and a Good Friday service plan at St Jacobi, with confirmations, baptisms, and Sunday School openings also listed.
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H. C. Gibbs
Decatur
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Mr. Gibbs
Gracy Methodist Church
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Luther Memorial Church
HH. D. Condron
Della Engelmann
Inna Myers
Vermont Street Methodist
GW. Blair
Essamnpshire Street
United
Miss Engelmann
Anna Meyer
Missionary Society of the
C. W. Breitwieser
South Twelfth Street
Louis Qenning
St Jacobi
Vermont Street Methodist Sunday School
Reom
St Boniface Church
St. Joseph Young Men's Society
St. Nicholas Branch
Woc. U
Freight tariff talks threaten Quincy shipments to central territory
Quincy freight officials warn proposed rail tariff increases would break parity with St Louis and raise costs for raw materials and markets. Boswell in Chicago will present evidence before interstate commerce commissioners to block rises. If rates rise, Quincy manufacturers face higher costs and lost competitiveness. A meeting of the Quincy Freight Bureau is set for Thursday March 22 at Hotel Newcomb.
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Quincy
Central Freight Association
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Chicago
John J. Fischer
Quincy Freight Bureau
St. Louis
Boswell
L. B. Boswell
Freight Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Cora
Bureau
Newcomb
Mexican embassy denies Villa occupation of Durango
Washington March 13 dispatch from the Mexican embassy directed by Gen Carranza says reports that Villa had occupied Durango are not true. The dated March 10 message rebuts the tale as false information.
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Wastiington
Carranza
Villa
Durango
Zeppelin Funeral Held In Stuttgart Monday
The funeral of Count Zeppelin was held Monday afternoon in Stuttgart after travel from Rotterdam via London. The ceremony honored the airship pioneer whose name remains attached to the company and the era of lighter than air travel.
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Zeppelin
Rotterdam
London
Count Zeppelin
Stuttgart
Be Guided By These Quincy Cases Be Guided By These Quincy Cases
L W Thompson of 726 Jackson St reports chronic back pain with kidney irregularity in 1912 and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoration of normal function and renewed energy. In 1915 he confirms the praise, vowing to recommend them. Mrs H Schulcraft of 804 Adams St describes back and head pains and frequent kidney action and says Dean's Kidney Pills from Schuttkman’s Drug Store gave relief and are used occasionally as a preventive.
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Dean
Quincy
L. W. Thompson
Jackson St
Tyne
Mr. Thompson
H. Schulcraft
Adams St. Savas
Schttukman'a
Dean's Kidney Pills Helped Sufferer Find Relief
G Harter of 816 S 20th St reports rheumatic twinges body wide and kidney pains. After trying medicines he began Dean's Kidney Pills and soon felt better with regular kidney action. He credits lasting relief to the remedy.
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G. Harter
S. 20Th St
Bewan
Dean
Mrs Campbell Credits Down's Kidney Pills for Relief
Mrs F Campbell of 1307 Elm St reports a long standing backache worsened by lifting and bending at work. She says after using Down's Kidney Pills, including as a family remedy, she achieved excellent results and the product has long been in her home.
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Mra. F. Campbell
Elm St
Patna
Down
Doan's Kidney Pills Helped Carpenter Say Health Restored
Fred Miller a carpenter at 719 Madison Street reports his kidneys were disordered and back pain hindered work. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, he claims the tablets relieved the trouble and that his family has always seen good results from them.
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Fred Miller
Madison St
To O
Doan
Down
Mrs Gause Recalls Kidney Pain Relief With Doan’s Pills
Bays resident Mrs F Gause describes severe back pain and kidney discomfort from stooping at work. After using Down’s Kidney Pills from Wolf Drug Co the symptoms lessened, and she keeps Doan’s on hand as a preventive remedy.
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Foley
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S Doughout
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Alberto de Castille
Susan Mapeda
Cart Stockdada
Gqurgaras Charles Stevens
Senorita
Juane de Castille
Alma Rueben
Senora de Castille
Liltian Langdon
Tom Wilson
Harold White
Savoy and
Peter E.pinkelmann
Tion
Orpheum
Artcraft
Triangle Companies
Hancock
China
Guild of the Presbyterian Church
J. W. Stanock
Frank Morgan
George Castle
St. John Guild of the Cathedral
Loyal Daughters of the First Christian Church
Nelle Brinton
Jersey Street
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ro HL Hartley
Fred Wolfe
Alice Toole
North Fifth Street
C. W. BM
First Christian Church
Edgar F. Buckles
Alvord Colpit
Ralph Summers
Jack Connely
Too LL. Condit
Mexico
Joseph H. Steers
Toole
W. Endres
Anderson Lee
Sarah Steftt
Lester
George Hild, Jr
Jackson Street
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem Church
Lulu Morton
Christian Endeavor Society
W. D. Endres
Fowler Christian Church
Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Oscar Thorp
Cherry Street
Women’s Society of the Central Baptist Church
Fourth Street
B. V. P. A. Society of the Central Baptist Church
Ness
Quincy Young People’s Lyceum Association
Grace Methodist Church
E. H. Menke
North Sixth Street
Midas Elma Crawford
Grace Miller
Women's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Woodland Home
Men's Brotherhood of the Father Memorial Church
Adams Street
Elm Street
Madison Street
14Th Street
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