New Council Orders Wine Rooms Closed
The new city council in its inaugural meeting moved to enforce a prohibition against wine rooms and cabarets after Alderman John A. Thompson pressed the issue with Chief Koch. The session ran late as officers and aldermen debated police enforcement and related petitions.
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John A
Bud) Thompson
George Koch
Thompson
Mavor
Abbott
Kuch
Nach
Quincey
David Ross
Major Abbott
Fix
Edward Schell
Fire Department
Alderman Simmonds
Boeing
McNutt
Alderman McNutt
Simmonds
Schang
Lepper
Quincy Free Public Library
W. S. Abbott
Haint Faith in Airplane Squad Angers Ez Pash
Ez Pash mocks aviation prowess asking how an aviator can judge what lies beneath a Mexican hat. Miss Tawney Apple faces a spring dilemma choosing between spending money on feet or head.
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Ole Ez
Work Suspended On South Quincy Levee
High water halted South Quincy levee construction. One dredge and two quarter boats from MoeWilliams Construction were moved to Naples aboard the U Winds ferry. The river rose to 18 feet, delaying progress. about a mile of levee remains, with crews hoping to close the gap before the spring rise despite earlier floods.
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South Quincy
MoeWilliams Construction Company
Naples
Bo the Hind
Marblehead
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Owith
Agreement Reached In Beckman Suit
In a circuit court settlement reached without a jury Joseph Beckman sued his mother Minnie Beckman for wages for services. The agreement pays the son $100 with each side covering half the court costs. Judge Harry Higbee of Pittsfield will preside in court today.
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Joseph Beckman
Minnie Beckman
Joseph Beekman
Minnie Beekman
Harry Higbee
Pittsfield
Many Cases Dropped In The County Court
The county court opened its criminal term with many cases dismissed by the state’s attorney. Docket items include saloon-keeping on Sundays and various abandonment charges. Names listed include Austin McMannu, Louis Hiller, A JA Isee, Bob Tenuk, Wy, HL Gross, Senton Ffaller, Charles Adcox, Chester Squires, William E B Meyer, Edward Divinney, John Darling, George H Miller, Henry Mais, Pnoch Wallace, Noah Waller, Martin McMann, Oscar Gray, among others.
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Austin McMannu
Louis Hiller
Isee
Bob Tenuk
HL Gross
Senton Ffaller
Charles Adcox
Chester Squires
William EB. Meyer
Edward Divinney
John Darling
George H. Miller
Henry Mais
Pnoch Wallace
Noah Waller
Martin McMann
Oscar Gray
Adolph Prante Passes 89 Years In Quincy
Adolph Herman Prante 1231 Tefferson street is 89 today. He has lived in Quincy half a century and assists in home and yard chores amid family care. Born May 2 1827 in Ampt Schuetmar German Village he was confirmed at age 11. He and Miss Amelia Plas married April 21 1827 and came to America ten years later. They settled in Quincy until the Civil War’s end. since 1902 he has lived with his sons Withiam and Charles and daughter Julia. Fred Prante and others help with care. he has grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Adolph Herman Prante
Tefferson Street
Quincy
Ampt Schuetmar
Ado O
Torbeck Ile Gavel
Amelia Plas
America
Ouinev
Withiam
Charles
Julia
Fred Prante
Prante
Erandehaldren
Dynamite Caps Found in Bottle on County Road
Sheriff John Coens and Deputy Lipps recovered a bottle containing dynamite caps and fuse on the bottom road. The bottle’s location near the old handcar site used by the Mendon post office robbers suggests linkage to that crime. Israel Raiven reported a dog bite on his leg he received Monday noon. He received surgical treatment at Ennhaus family home on Spring Street. Two speakers, Thyhwaes hours b. Boyer and Charles Pox, will address a Melrose township road meeting this evening at the town hall.
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Joseph Lipps
Mendon
Israel Raiven
Ennhaus
Spring Street
Seventeeth
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Ele
Thyhwaes
Boyer
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Chicane
Wood Roads
Ait Melrose Township
Standing Committees of the City Council List of Members
The text lists standing committee assignments for the City Council including Auditimes with Wen Reohkhaus aeern and George Koch as chair, and members Simmonds McNutt and Dr Warren Pearce. Other panels named include Fire, Harbor, Railroads, Police, and Streets with various aldermen and city officials.
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MR AND MRS ALBERT HILBING MARRIAGE CHRONICLE
Mr and Mrs Albert Hilbing wed on June 9 last year. Mrs Hilbing would have turned 21 on Wednesday, while Mr Hilbing was 23. A companion recalls his remark that he would rely on him to save them if thrown into water. Neither could swim. It marks the season’s first rarity.
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M. L. Robertson
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M. N. Robertson
Robertson
Joseph Schutte
Front
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Vanden Beant
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Married By Heckle Miss Irene Sey Moure and Leon Ralls
Quincy news notes a wedding held Monday morning in Justice Ben Heckle's office for Irene Sey Moure and Leon Ralls, both colored, with other local items including a noon Y M C A meeting, social bazaar, and several public notices.
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Leon Ralls
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Ben Heckle
Health Department Notice From Maridas Penalist Case
The fothewine Cases were penorced to the health deqeartent Maridas. Meastros Martupis Puter is listed at South Eighth Street in a note indicating official action or inspection.
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Senior Class Rejects Shakespeare Play at OHS
The OHS senior class will not stage Shakespeare's The Tempest this spring. A six to one vote at a class meeting rejected the plan, prompting officers to seek a suitable non Shakespearean play. The high school baseball team will play Mendon High here next Saturday afternoon, with a good game expected.
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Frank Dick
Mendon High School
Pasteur Treatment For The Carr Boy
William Carr, son of Tobe Carr, a colored boy, bitten by the Carr dog found to be mad, has been sent to the Pasteur hospital in Chicago for rabies prevention. The Pasteur treatment involves inoculation with rabies serum. The Carr boy was sent as an Adams county patient.
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Recital at First Christian Church by Mrs Wood
Mrs Tlerbert W. Wood of Gate-Durg will present an impersonator and reader recital at the First Christian Church at Ninth and Broadway on Tuesday evening May 2 at 8 o'clock under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society A silver offering will be received highlighting her prior appearances with churches and clubs in the area
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Hannibal Masons Plan For Excursion To Canton and Ouuwv
The Hannibal Masons announce a steamer excursion on the GW to Ouuwv and Canton for members families and friends. The trip departs July 2 with a one day return and special arrangements to ensure a largely attended outing.
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Ouuwv
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Ane Aileday
Loyal Order of Moose holds memorial service in Maine Street rooms
Pred Go Wolfe addressed Loyal Order of Moose members at a memorial service Sunday afternoon in Maine Street rooms. Walker Shilling participated in the exercises. Some members sang. The order lists JW Hagen JW Wersenborn and Bred Usher as members who died in the last year.
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Go Wolfe
Loyal Order of Mouse
Maine Street
Walker Shilling
Rerses
JW. Hagen
J. OW. Wersenborn
Negro Arrested for Impersonating Officer
A colored man from Vy ai rho Walthams was arrested on Monday for impersonating a police officer. Details are unclear due to damaged text but authorities reported the arrest and related investigation by local officers.
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Two Drown When Boat Turns Turtle In Bay
Albert and Clara Hilbing died with six others when a motor boat struck a submerged obstruction near the upper bridge in Guiney Day bay. Ralph Albright and three others survived as rescue efforts followed. The inquest ruled drowning as the cause. a double funeral is planned for Thursday morning.
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Clara Hilbing
Upper Bridge
Guiney
Ralph Albright
Ralph VandenBoom
John Meinken
Joseph Schutte
Bay View
U Wilbing
Quincy
Mr. Albright
Gene
Mr. Thilbing
Mr. Hilbing
Mrs. Hilbing
Ife
F W Nickamp Dies After Long Illness
William Nickamp aged 62 of 1620 State Street died Sunday morning at home after nine years of poor health and seven months of bedrest from diabetes. Born in Quincy in 187? he was a retired merchant formerly with Nickamp & Toidbre dee. Survived by widow Caroline Nickamp mother Mrs Anna Nickamp brothers Henry of Quincy and George of Pawnee four sisters including Mrs Minnie Ippensen La Prairie and others. Funeral Wednesday at 2 with private services at home and 2 39 at Salem Evangelical Church burial Greenmount Cemetery.
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State Street
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Quincey
Adams County
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Caroline Nichwap
Anni Nive Khamp
Henry
Quincy
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Pawler
Minnie [Ippensen
la Prairie
Carl Ziebe
Macon
Tex
J.P. Spamons
Davnes
Charles Reichert
Salem Evangelical Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Death of Thomas Nugent at St Marys Hospital
Thomas Nugent of 518% North Tenth Street died at 4 10 PM Monday in St Marys Hospital. Cause of death tubercular trouble he had been a patient since April 1 1921. He was 38 years old and unmarried. Funeral notice later.
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Thomas Nugent
North Tenth Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Quincy K of C Aids Monroe Ceremony
Grand Knight John Carroll led Quincy council 20 members in Monroe City for the class adoption ceremony. Thirty new members joined Monroe City council as first and second degrees were shown by the Quincy degree team, with a Kansas City team presenting third degree work. A banquet followed in the Monroe City opera house with Joseph J Freiburg delivering the principal speech praising the council. The lodge now has 150 members after recent organization.
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Quincey Council
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Monroe City
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Weather outlook for Iowa Missouri and Nebraska
Partly cloudy and warmer Tuesday with unsettled Tuesday and possible showers. Wednesday brings showers in eastern portions with cooler conditions and a mix of sun and clouds in other areas. Uncertain rain chances persist across the region including Iowa Missouri and Nebraska.
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River Forecast Predicts Steady Rise This Week
The bulletin shows river stages at Davenport Keokuk Ouinev Hannibal and surrounding points with a general rise from below Warsaw to Louisiana. Expect about a quarter foot daily increases from Monday through Thursday as rainfall totals near 0.7 inches influence levels.
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River Bulletin
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Multiple Small Notices From Classified Column
Neatly printed items show a late evening job request for work after 6 pm and a 19-year-old man shouting in public. Also listed are a motor boat for sale, a 14 horsepower craft in good shape offered at a bargain, a lost or stolen hound puppy with reward, and job ads seeking traveling salesmen and house-to-house solicitors with salary details and hotel contact.
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