Balkans and Italy Overshadow Fiume Occupation
In Fiume on February 21 Herbert Corey reports Croats welcomed allied troops as liberators but Italians soon claimed possession in their name and treated Croats harshly. Serbs were first to enter, then Italians, with protests and censorship by Italy. The piece notes Jugo Slavia hostility and shifting loyalties amid postwar power plays.
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Herbert Corey
Fiume
Mat
Italy
Cnaretmina
Tugo- Slavia
di iv
Harbers
Fume
Jugo-Slavia
France
Great Britain
Fiame
Dalmatia
Rhine
Tam Mere
Juro-Slavia
Jusgo- Slavia
Thor
Trav
Four New Members to Testing Assn Formed in Adams County
Four new members joined the cow testing association organized by Farm Bureau efforts led by Tred N Mercil and Farmer Rusk. The group aims for 26 members. once reached, the association will test local dairy cows regularly to classify them as producers or boarders, as Merrill urged the dairymen Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tred N. Mercil
Farm Bureau
Rusk
Adams County
Merrill
Ambulance Society Reappoints 12 Directors at St Mary
St Mary Ambulance Society reappointed its twelve directors for the coming year at a meeting held Saturday evening in St Mary hospital. They will elect officers at the next meeting. Directors include Peter Vs McGirr Mrs Margaret Dick August C Stroet Chris Freburg Herman WN Heintz Fred Wolf Sr George Vonderslaar Henry Ording Anton Oenning Joseph J Michael Henry Drinks George W Ernst. Overhaul of the hospital ambulance was referred to a committee to report after considering garage storage and repairs needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary Ambulance Society
St. Mary Hospital
Peter Vs. McGirr
Margaret Dick
August C. Stroet
Chris Freburg
Herman WN. Heintz
Fred Wolf
George Vonderslaar
Henry Ording
Anton Oenning
Joseph J. Michael
Henry Drinks
George W. Ernst
The League of Nations Debate in The Nation's Voice
A letter to the editor argues the United States should not abandon its historic stance on the League of Nations. It criticizes Wilson and Taft, questions Borah’s plan, and warns against foreign pressure and “world vision” rhetoric. The piece urges an informed vote by Americans and warns the electorate against swift, risky ceding of sovereignty.
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United States
Watt
League of Nationas
Taft
Ma Wilson
Gan
Mutuals
Wilson
America
Mtr. Wilson
Borah
Dishiken
League
Germany
Senate
Serville
United States Senate
F& Mrere
Jess
Gilpowen
Shirsa
Republic
Sietrinos
Personal Briefs from Quincy and Nearby Areas
Ernst Plumbing moves to Hamp Street and other notes. Carolyn Gay recovers from scarlet fever and quarantine is lifted. Funeral services for Mrs Susie Dudley set for Woodland cemetery with Tor A V Francis presiding. Local real estate ads and various residents’ visits and health updates appear, including hospital stays and minor injuries.
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Susie Dudley
Woodland Cemetery
Miller
Stern
Glenn Gabbert
Quincy
Tayiorville
Gordon Andrew
HI. F. Lafler
State Bank
John Hf. Kelker
Carner
Harrison
Wells Filding
Pat Pieres
Judge McCarl
Ruth Dehner
Tenth
York Streets
St. Mary Hospital
City
Garretts
Duke Schroer
Presburg
Underiskier
Thomas Templar
Columbus
Ohio
Nidvera
Deleplain
Wiskirchen
Raymond Padberg
St. Louis
Padberg
Park Place
Abs. W. EE. White
Dr. Miller
Stern Bldg
David Riedinger
George
Sophie Riedinger
Keane
San Jose
Tit
Adams Riedinger
Quincey
Canton Richards
Ashland
Ned
Janey Wertman
Medore
Ore
Oniney
Mero
Willian Hackman
New Canton
Quinge
Daugherty and Bostwick Wedding Announced in Quincy
The marriage of Thomas Daugherty and Miss Lillybelle Bostwick occurred two weeks ago at St. Patrick Catholic church with Father Sweney officiating. Daugherty, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Daugherty of 1285 Maine street, works in East St. Louis for Swift packing. his bride hails from Landsdown. The couple reside at 715 Pennsylvania avenue and plan Quincy visits in May.
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Daugherty- Bostwick
Thomas Daugherty
Lillybelle Bostwick
Quincy
Mr. Daugherty
T. J. Daugherty
Maine Street
East St. Louis
Swift Packing Company
Landsdown
East St Louis
Mrs. Daugherty
Marriage Licenses for Kent Durham and Kathryn Clark
Kent W. Durham of Lathharpe Iowa aged 21 and Kathryn M. Clark of Pon tuosuc Tl applied for marriage licenses. The record notes their intent to wed in the near term under local civil requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent W. Durham
Kathryn M. Clark
Pontuosuc
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The
Balkans
Ambulance Society
Blatchford
Knollenberg
Knollenberg Milling CO
8Th and
York
Quincy, Hl
Ws.s. Mur
League of Nations
Ernest O. Blake
Barry
George M. Miller
North Sixth Street
George A. Luther
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
L. A. Anderson
Texas
Elizabeth Dix
Golden
Wiley McConnell
Verity
Ellis Ady
B. R. Wavering
North Eighth Street
Helen Macket
Anna Kaufman
R. W. Wiseman
Hartley Martin
Waywood
Mattie Carrel
Griggsville
Blessing Hospital
Dunham, Clark
Pentecosuc Til
Kent W. Dunham
Lallarpe
Ill
Central Baptist Church
Robert van Meigs
Annice Clark
Betsy Ross
Kfetser
Compa
Maine ST
Kansas City, Mo
Duluth, Minn
Quincy, Ill
Serge
Serge Poplin Gaberdine
Silvertone
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