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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1919

Page

5

Study of Carranza oil orders sparks Mexican petroleum dispute

Washington officials study the Carranza decree ordering a halt to oil development without federal approval. Amb. Fletcher met American oil company representatives as Mexico pursues Article 27 aims seen as confiscatory. Since 1918 permits have been refused to firms lacking Mexican contracts, halting drilling and pipeline work.

Washington State Department Department of Industry Mexico City Fletcher Carranza Great Britain France United States

Quinine Tablets Marketed With Laxative Effect

Advertisement notes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE TABLETS claim no head discomfort due to tonic and laxative action. Mentions there is only one Bromo Quinine and features E. W. Grove’s signature on the box priced at 30 cents.

E. W. Grove

Lambert lodge to hold special meeting Friday

Personal notices describe Lambert lodge meeting at 1 30 PM in the Masonic Temple. The item also notes a Military Ball at Eagles hall with O’Farrell’s orchestra and various local movements including Charles Troupe’s travel to Topeka to join his wife and daughter.

Lambert Lodge Masonic Temple Eagles Hall O'Farrell Charles Troupe Quincy Topeka Kas Aniece Duke Schroer Ernst Plumbing & Heating Co Hamp Charles Giddis Burlington Station

State Banks Show Gains In Deposits So Far This Year

State banks in Illinois report rapid deposit growth in early 1919. The March 4 statement shows total deposits including due to banks at 1.215 billion, up 78.8 million since December 31, 1918, with 869 banks and total resources of 1.466 billion, up 74.2 million. Loans total 793.9 million, up 28.3 million, and reserves to deposits stand at 22.59 percent.

Springfield Dinois Public Accounts Russel Ilinois

Home Bureau speaker schedules township meetings

Mrs. C. J. McConnell of the State university will lecture in multiple townships this week under the Home Bureau program. The schedule includes Coatsburg, Columbus, Camp Point, Clayton, Beverly, Payson, Mendon, Ursa, LaPrairie, and a Quin cy unit annual gathering with Ellington, Melrose and Riverside invited.

C. J. McConnell State University Home Bureau Coatsburg Payson Burton Mendon McKee Ursa Lima LaPrairie Northeast Huston

Pulis and Andrews Wed in Quincy Home Ceremony

Orville R. Pulis and Miss Mary May Andrews, both of Keokuk, were married Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock in the bride’s grandparents home in Quincy. Rev. H W Trueblood officiated. Grandparents Samuel Vaughn and wife witnessed. The groom has just returned from service with Company K 87th Infantry and they will reside in Keokuk.

Pulis- Andrews Orville Robert Pulis Mary May Andrews Keokuk Quincy Samuel Vaughn North Tenth Street H. W. Trueblood United Brethren Church 87Th Regiment Infantry

Melrose Couple Weds Quietly in Palmyra

Miss Mary Kincaid and William G. Williamson married by a justice of the peace in Palmyra on Tuesday surprising friends. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Fred Reniker of Melrose. Groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Williamson of 128 Maine Street. A five course reception followed at the groom’s home. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ben Russ of Lorain, recently married. The couple will settle on the groom’s farm adjacent to the Renther residence.

Mary Kincaid William G. Williamson Palmyra Ben Russ Loraine Williamson Renther Wiliamson

Chicago Legislator Sworn In While Near Death

State Senator Albert C. Clark of Chicago, gravely ill with pneumonia, received the oath of office in a Springfield hotel apartment. Judge Frank Burton administered the oath after Clark requested it. Clark had traveled from Chicago and delayed his arrival while seeking health recovery in California.

Springfield Isis Albert C. Clark Chicago Frank Burton Clark Senator Clark California

Police bolster guard after violent district threats

A suspect threatened to kill and injure two policemen during a confrontation. Threats to assault white residents led to a heavy police guard being posted for the night in the district.

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