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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1920

Page

6

Soldiers and Sailors Home Health and Transfers Update

Thomas Kearby remains unimproved after hospital admission. Mrs Harkness and Mrs Thornsbery improve and expect return to cottages. John Bluthardt grows more serious daily. Capt Westlake shows improvement and is in good spirits. Stephen Williams fully recovers from erysipelas. Sergeant Hotchkiss struggles with rheumatism after an ankle injury. Col Peter Ege dies March 7. he formerly commanded the 34th Illinois and aided Grant by presenting his commission. Passes and furloughs noted for several residents. Mike Cashman transfers to 16 with corporal duties.

Thomas Kearby Harkness Thornsbery John Bluthardt Capt. Westlake Stephen Williams Hotchkiss Cottage 19 Peter Ege Col Ege Gen Grant Wm. R. Ash Mary Leslie B. F. Trimble Wm. D Laughlin Jesse B Nadie Justus James Clark Tobias W. Grover Andrew J. Jett Mike Cashman

Baltic Army Forced Into The Revolution

Berlin March 24 Baltic troops became a flashpoint in the Kapp revolt. Edward Davis in the Ebert cabinet said the Baltic forces were a gift to Germany by the entente and that allied powers pressed Germany to recognize the Iron Bridge and then withdraw troops behind the frontier against Germany’s wishes. We disown them he declared.

Berlin Wolfgang Kapp Edward Davis Pratfolio Ebert Associated Press Entente Germany Herr David

Prohibition Officer Ordered to Return Seized Liquor

Judge Carpenter ruled that Major A V Dalrymple must return several gallons of champagne port wine and whisky seized during a Feb 7 raid in Chicago. The liquor belonged to George F Dallman and was taken without search warrants from his room above a cafe.

Chicago A. V. Dalrymple Prohibition Central States Carpenter Federal District Court George F. Dallman Dallman

Heavy Meat Eaters Have Slow Kidneys Warning Card

A popular health warning claims heavy meat eaters strain kidneys and suffer headaches, rheumatism, and urinary issues. It promotes four ounces of salts in hot water before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acidity, and prevent complications.

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