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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
9
London dateline reports Nikolai Lenine the Bolshevik premier acknowledged Bolshevism harms workers in Russia but cited internationalism as the sole aim. He warned the global workers would suffer and said any benefits would come only to future generations living some time ahead.
Miss Edith Simons and Joe Andersen classes caused mild fuss at church parlors on Wednesday with a well attended event. Farmers Elevator and Exchange Co plans an elevator day April 3 at the courthouse. Fiscal year ends March 31. A rug made from a Colorado badger hide, owned by Mrs. Smith, was presented by her son Emil. Visitors include Paul Chadwell and Dick Chadwell. Miss Marie Muldrow and Miss Hess Feely from Shelbyville visited. George Tethweller now in Palmyra after Davenport work. Mrs Morris returned from State Line. Egsaworth Owsley expects release from service soon. Mrs Jora Lacey returned from Kansas City. Death of Miss Gladye Battson reported from Tennessee. Confederate memorials planned in Hannibal for April 26. Dr John Howell writes he is returning from France. A son born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Barkley in Canton, Mo. Heller property in northern city sold to Geo Wesel.
Fifteen people were injured when the Alton Limited passenger train collided with a local train in Madison Illinois on Thursday afternoon. Three victims are reported seriously hurt as investigators begin to determine the cause.
Washington officials reject rumors of quick sale of wartime assets. War Department says no planes, autos, copper or other surplus items will be dumped on the market at cut rates. It explains a controlled sale system with industry consultation to avoid market disruption and lists examples like lumber and steel handling to preserve industry.
Mrs. Catharine Henning died suddenly at 6 16 this morning in her Coatsburg home after a paralytic stroke during the night. Born January 30 1825 in Germany, she came to the United States as a young girl and lived around Columbus before moving to Coatsburg. She leaves four daughters Mrs Lawrence Alten of Philadelphia Missouri Mrs Linza Lirlle of Dodge City Kan Mary and Roda at home and sons Uchteo 008 Albert Paloma Charles North Dakota and Wal Coatsburg. She was a member of the Methodist Church. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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