Expeditionary Army Warns Unprepared for War
A Union League committee led by Robert Bacon warns the United States is unready for war with a first class power. Charles E Hughes presides as Elihu Root and Theodore Roosevelt urge immediate action including universal service, a stronger fleet, and an expeditionary force. Roosevelt condemns pacifists and calls for decisive, prepared U.S. involvement.
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York
United States
Union League Club
Robert Bacon
France
Charles E. Hughes
Germany
Cny
New Jersey
Connecticut
Europe
Wil
Root
Elihu Root
Union League
Teddy
Theodore Roosevelt
Balkan
Belgium
Galesburg Woman Takes Her Life
Esther Charle wife of Harry Charle an electrician of 83 Duffield street died at 3 30 PM Monday from carbolic acid poisoning. A note blamed worry over her mother's health and praised her husband. She leaves husband and parents two sisters and a brother. Funeral planned in Hannibal with burial at Mt Olivet.
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Esther Charle
Harry Charle
Duffield Street
Galesburg
Levi Walters
Zannibal
Itarry Charle
Duffield Avenue
Ught
Eastern Star
Hannibal
Broadway Methodist Church
Guy Francis
Alice Edna Green
Hazel Walters
Hannibal. Mr. Charle
W W. H. Pieper
Jefferson Street
H. W. Laaker
Adams Street
Ars
William Henhausen
Washington Street
Quincy
Mt. Olivet
Wholly Distracted Advertisements and Local Meetings
Quincy's Pulse will advertise U M Alfred Peter, a female impersonator, in Chicago as an ad for United Cereal Mills products. A H Peckman met Marion County drainage district supervisors in Palmyra and Steffensville to discuss construction work. A large sign at Eighth and Hampshire was repaired after wind damage. Educators to Speak discuss education as a race day factor at a monthly AUFP National station event in Quincy with speakers LinecIneehaal and Charles M Gill. Misses Stella Zimmerman and Tha Ort Garnett will perform vocally and instrumentally. Officers to be elected today for the improvement league in Newcomb hotel. Quincy Freight Bureau meeting also set for 6:3 at Newcomb hotel.
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A. H. Peckman
Marion County
Palmyra
Steffensville
Qurncy
Aufpicls Nationa
LinecIneehaal
Charles M. Gill
Shords
Stella Zimmerman
Tha Ort Garnett
Srso
Hedel
Provemciat League
Newcomb Hotel
Quincy Freight Bureau
Shelter House Work Under Way At South Park Site
Excavations for the foundation are finished and materials to build the shelter house at South Park are on the ground ready for construction banded by the project crew.
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South Park
Governor's Lady shines as Gay McLaren leads Em pire stage
Gay Zenda McLaren stars as the governor's wife in The Governor's Lady at the Empire theater. Her subtle, internal acting and versatile portrayal of multiple roles impressed a fair audience, overcoming challenges of the reading piece and delivering memorable, refined warmth despite the lean plot.
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Zenda McLaren
Empire Theater
Community School Bill Agreed Upon by House Committee
Springfield NL March 21 The house committee on education agreed on the community high school act as a substitute for the 1911 act ruled unconstitutional by the state supreme court. The bill would place districting control in a county board of education comprising the county judge, county superintendent of schools and the state's attorney. Also noted are river work items with small craft on the river and a McWilliams Construction launch assisting on the Indian Grave drainage district project.
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Springfield
House Committee On Education
State Supreme Court
Andy Moritz
R. H. and
G. A. McWilliams Construction Company
Indian Grave
First annual dance of Dairymen Protectors April 17
The dance committee of the Dairymen and Milk Dealers Protective association announces the first annual dance to be held April 17 in Arcade hall.
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The
Dairymen and Milk Dealers’ Protective Association
Arcade Hall
Christening and social notices in Quincy area
Brief personals from Quincy list sun new christening at Congregational church for Charles Ferdinand Scholz and a birthday dinner for Mary Elizabeth Scholz. Local visits include Bicks, Odells, Wheelocks, Lummis, and Miller. Officials and professionals noted: lawyer George H. Wilson. Dr H F Lafler. Chief Koch ill. recent travels and health updates. A new plate glass window was installed at the YWCA after earlier damage.
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Charles Ferdinand
Tle
F. C. Scholz
Congregational Church
Scholz
Mary Elizabeth
Julius Bick
A. F. Odell
Bick
New York
Odell
Kansas City
H. F. Lafler
Fred Schildtman
Farmers’ National Bank of Warsaw
Quincy
J. H. Wheelock
Coyne
Hull
John G. Wheelock
H. L. Adair
Clayton
Roy
Elmer Lummis
Paloma
C. N. Miller
Kinderhook
al Street
Hannibal
Harry Carrott
South
Sixteenth Street
Will Carrott
Minneapolis
Koch
Wisherd's
Fred J. Poepping
Dayton
Decatur
Hil
Webster School
E. L. Buckles
Maine Street
Dale
Glenn
M. L. Thompson
Oak Street
Bowen
H. L. Condit
Canton
Condit
Ursa
C. W. E. M. Society
Christian Church
Buckles
Marcellus Timme
J. C. Timme
Madison Street
Snyder
Association
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Wagoner Ohio reader Mrs Viola Finical credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her life during illness and enabling recovery. The ad touts relief from suffocation, rashes, headaches, and other symptoms, claiming many women credit the product during crisis.
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Wagoner
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Viola
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