Insurgents Split Missouri House Over Seating and Salary Bill
In Jefferson City insurgents broke with the Republican majority as 16 Republicans joined Democrats on a Kansas City salary bill. The rift widened after efforts to seat William P. Ebner failed and Elmer’s seating remained unsettled. House factions, led by Speaker O Fallon, Dyott, and others, prepared another caucus as calls for control intensified.
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Jefferson City
March
Samuel F. O'Fallon
Holt County
J. W. Campbell
CeGar County
Dwortt
Kansas City
Bradshaw
Durott
William P. Ebner
Salem
Dent County
Foster
Dentt
Elmer
Dyott
St. Louis
Dyett
House
Casey and
Greene
Wilkinson
O'Fallon
Bittner
Brinkman
Chaney
Davidson
Eigel
Horner
Parker
Wagner
Weber
McPherson
Rabenberg
Seler
Hleege
Reson
Campbell
Cedar
Meeker Caamity
Ot Perry
Nelson
Casscouny
Drott
Dvrott
Pastor claims right to cuss then explains
St Louis March 14 A preachergeorgia w Allison pastor central church once a rail brakeman says a preacher has right to use the whole English language and that profanity not true but damndest expression can convey emphasis He discusses league of nations and freedom of speech noting his war record and actions as a crusader against vice in St Louis history.
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ST. Louis
George W. Allison
Central Church
Hotel Statler
Wdomt
Heaven
Allison
Germany
League of Nations
League
France
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Labor Secretary To Deport Many Aliens
Secretary Wilson after a conference with immigration officials decides to deport 37 of 43 aliens held at Ellis Island. Alien attorneys had reviewed the decision. Final judgments for the remaining six are withheld pending evidence. some of them may be released.
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Wasthington
Ellis Teland
Wilson
Colorado Forms Club To Boost Gen Wood Nomination
Thirty eight Colorado Republicans filed articles of incorporation to form the Leonard Wood Republican club of Colorado. The group aims to promote General Leonard Wood for the Republican presidential nomination next year. Leaders expect similar clubs across Rocky Mountain states joining the effort.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Leonard Wood Republican Club of
Central Department of the Army
Tepublican
Rocky Mountain States
Personal notices from Quincy area residents
Dance Saturday night. N S B C Grace Faber was taken from her home to St Marys hospital by police ambulance Thursday. William Alexander moved to St Marys hospital from 813 North Sixteenth street. Denman H Cruttenden, in Newport News from England, sends telegram to A F Cruttenden, 2034 Grove avenue. Otto Holm, carrier No 9, is ill at home. Ethlyn Ebert accepts new stenography job with G Co. B C. Helen Struck returns to teaching duties after illness. George Ernst ill with Gem City Electric Supply reports slight decline. Riley of Bowen visits Quincy on business. Halford Whitlock visits from Columbus. Howard Lawless visits from Loraine. Mrs Pearl Ringland back at Blessing hospital as superintendent after Missouri visit. Esther Werner of Springfield visiting, staying at Newcomb hotel. Mrs R J Patrick able to go out after illness. Harold Moore, Springfield income tax inspector, here on Thursday. Mrs Heather of Palmyra shopping and visiting. Hazel Cottrell of LaGrange returns home after visit. Clara Keil of Payson here shopping Thursday. Mrs FH South of Maywood Mo visits here. Lorela Hallean of St Louis will visit Saturday to spend Sunday with I J Halligan family.
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Grace Faber
North Thirteenth Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Miller
Sternbldg
William Alexander
North Sixteenth Street
St Mary's Hospital
A. F. Cruttenden
Grove Avenue
Denman H. Cruttenden
Newport News
England
Merchant Marine
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
Otto Holm
Ethlyn Ebert
South Twentyfourth Street
G. Co. B.C
Garretts
Helen Struck
George Ernst
Gem City Electric Supply Company
Ernst
Dr. Miller
Stern
R. J. Patrick
Harold Moore
Springfield
Heather of
Palmyra
Aliss Hazel Cottrell
LaGrange
Clara Keil
Payson
Maywood
Lorela Hallean
St. Louis
I. J. Halligan
Germany Must Deliver Airplanes Under Allied Terms
PARIS March 12 The supreme council adopted aerial terms for Germany demanding delivery of all airplanes to the allies and barring new aircraft construction until peace. The fate of the planes remains undecided, with options to destroy or apportion them among the allies. Britain and the United States urged a split between commercial navigation, to be allowed post peace under guarantees, and military air travel, to be prohibited.
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Paris
Carvasj
Germany
Supreme Council
Mexico seeks permit to secure U S rifles for northern Mexico
EY. Paso Texas March 14 Following export of 159090 rounds of ammunition to Juarez for the Mexican federal army under a state department permit a farmail request has been made by Mexican authorities for 2090 American made rifles and the necessary export permit is expected from Washington before April 1 These rifles will be used to guard American and other foreign owned Times and mills in northern Mexico which were threatened with destruction by Villa unless a million dollars tribute was paid him.
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Paso
Texas
Juarez
State Department
Washington
Mexico
Villa
Toledo Men Retain Honors In Bowling
In the American Bowling Congress tourney held in Toledo bowlers from Grand Rapids Chicago Cincinnati Ligonier Ind St Louis and Toledo failed to win top honors in both doubles and singles. Toledo figures F Kasch and P Schmidt earned 1203 pins for third in doubles while J Berling and P Ampler of Cincinnati placed fourth with 1193. Ampler later rolled 612 to move to fourth in singles as G Bruckner of Chicago rose to fifth with 610. A Toledo pair leads the two man event with 612 and a Toledo bowler tops the individual with 683 points.
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Toledo
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Cirtvinnati
Ligonier
Ind
St. Louis
F. Kaschand
P. Schmidt
J. Berling
P. Ampler
Cincinnati
G. Bruckner
J. Hagerty
Moses
Cure a Cold in One Day Bowling Ad
An old advertisement promotes laxative bromo quinine tablets to stop cough and headache and cure a cold in one day, with E W Groves signature on each box and a price of 30 cents.
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E. W. Grove
600 Miles Added to Cannon Ball Trail Plan
Plans call for extending the Cannon Ball Trail by about 600 miles to include a direct Chicago to St. Louis route via Quincy and a Kansas City to Danville spur. President Walter Bennett and Tru man Pierson led talks with Pike and Hancock county reps and others to outline new routes through Quincy Burton Payson and nearby towns, aiming to bring Calhoun county into closer contact with Quincy and other trail cities.
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Quincy
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Danville
Trail Association
Walter Bennett
Truman Pierson
Chamber of Commerce
Pike
Hancock
Payson
Plainville
Liberty
Kellerville
Burton
Bennett
Burlington
Iowa
Cameron Junction
Quincey
Indiana
Bushnell
Carthage
Bowen
Mendon
Quinney
Placeville
Barry
Pittsfield
Carrollton
Granite City
Jerseyville
Alton
St. Lows
Calhoun County
Mt. Sterling
Virginia
Beardstown
Ashland
Springfield
Decatur
Bement
Pierson
Macomb
Y M C A Leaders Elect Officers and Plan Meetings
Y M C A Leaders corps held a meeting Thursday night and elected officers including President J Rupp and Secretary Edward Dowd. Vice president Forrest Boyd, treasurer Harry Robinson, Sergeant at arms Ray Tabor, director Harry Halley. Rules committee Dowd Boyd Robinson meets Wednesday at 8:45 p m. Refreshment committee Wachtel Grimmer Resch Bauer to meet after rules are framed.
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J. Rupp
Forrest Boyd
Edward Dowd
Harry Robinson
C. Wachtel
F. Grimmer
F. Resch
R. Bauer
Money Hidden by Woman Vanishes in Night Time Theft
Mrs. Cora Cookson of 522 Kentucky Street told a friend she hid 15 dollars under a rug then found it missing when she returned home hours later. Police seek the man who escorted her to the business district as the suspected thief amid circumstantial evidence. His name is withheld pending prosecution.
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Cora Cookson
Kentucky Street
Social Center selects new officers in meeting
In a Social Center business session at 933 North Tenth Street on Thursday, Miss Lucille Berry was chosen secretary to replace Mrs. Charles Vaughn, who resigned. Mrs. Lucy Robertson became chairman of the religious activities committee. The Miss Sylvester Thomason concert netted 11.50 for the building fund, bringing the total to 903.63 with a $1 donation from Miss Lela Burnett.
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North Tenth Street
Lucille Berry
Charles Vaughn
Lucy Robertson
Sylvester Thomason
Lela Burnett
Births Reported from Blessing Hospital
Born to Mr and Mrs Emmett Walker of 2611 Chestnut street a boy their first child Thursday evening in Blessing hospital. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs E C Fillerman of R R 2 out of Quincy Thursday evening in Blessing hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs William out of Advian Mich a son March 10. Mr and Mrs Ott formerly lived in Quincy and Mr Ott who is a brother of Charles Ott of Quincy was connected with The Whig. Born to Mr and Mrs Morris Cook was on Thursday afternoon in Blessing hospital. This is their first son. Mrs Cook was formerly Miss Anna Gray Steers.
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Emmett Walker
Chestnut Street
Blessing Hospital
E.C. Fillerman
R. R
Quincy
William Out
Advian, Mich
Ott Fonerly
Ott
Charles Ott
The
Whig
Morris Cook
Cook
Anna Gray Steers
Neutral Nations To Meet On March 20th
An Associated Press report from Paris states neutrals in Europe Asia and South America were invited to an unofficial conference on Thursday March 20 to discuss the league of nations. Switzerland has replied affirmatively while no South American government has answered. A strong sentiment favors keeping Geneva as the league’s official seat.
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Associated Press
Paris
Europe
Asia
South America
League of Nations
Switzerland
Geneva
Many Soldiers Benefit From YMCA Free Membership
Discharged soldiers and sailors are enjoying 60 days of free YMCA membership. Secretar George G Cawthorne reported 112 new adopters at the Hotel Newcomb meeting, bringing total YMCA membership to 719 including the 112 free memberships. Men and boys filled the gym with increased attendance under Sar Gabel, and the meeting was well attended with a directors’ dinner.
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Secretar
George G. Cawthorne
Board of Directors
Hotel Newcomb
Association
Cawthorne
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Tillie Klemme
Mrs Tillie Klemmé funeral held Thursday at 2 from 427 Jackson street with Rev August Reiger of St Pauls Evangelical Church officiating. Interment in Greenmount Cemetery. Also funeral service for Edward Grieg to be private at 2 from 531 South Twelfth Street and 2:30 at Salem Church with interment in Greenmount Cemetery. Marysville reports no deaths and one birth last year.
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Tillie Klemme
Tillie Klemmé
Jackson Street
August Reiger
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Edward Grieg
South Twelfth Street
Salem Church
Marysville
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Missouri
Hoelscher-Seifert
Hoelscher-Seifert's
Hoelscher-Seifert Co
State Street
8Th and
Maine Streets
America
Labor
Gen. Wood
U. S
Hitz
Painters
Labor Temple
Ehrman
Riddle
W. Riddle
Sleleman
M. Middle
I. T
Express
American Cloak and Suit Co
Hampshire St
Quincy, WI
Ricker National Bank
South Eighth Street
Koch's
A. E. Bushmeyer
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