German Note Says British Ignore All Rules of International Law
German note replies to American pressure on submarine warfare. It accuses Britain of violating international law, argues Germany restrained its use of submarines in neutrals’ interests, and calls for Britain to follow established rules. It asserts future moves depend on U S actions.
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Berlin
Sayville
N. Y
Gottlieb von Jagow
Gerard
United States
James W. Gerard
Sussex
Germany
Great Britain
Genman
United Sates
Sion
Local notes and visits fill Knox County town life
Mrs Minnie D Thompson returns home from Knox City after a few days visiting her mother Mrs Rebecca Victor. Numerous residents and visitors are listed including Marguerite Towson Aur Iv Hine Kathelleen Hawkins Mary Mathews and Joins from Monticello and Carthage. Yeomen lodge initiates four candidates in Lewistown with talks by district manager A T Stewart. reception follows. Ongoing local moves visits and illnesses are reported including Dr Fred Osgood’s shooting death and a May 23 election preparations and budget meeting for the city council.
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Minnie D. Thompson
Knox City
Rebecca Victor
Mark Steavens
Marguerite Towson
Aur Iv Hine
LaBelle
Kathelleen Hawkins
Port Hail
Robert Eskew
Colorado
John Zimmerman
Ray Tinse
Frank Morton
Mary Mathews
Monticello
AU TY. Lillard
Yeomans
Lewistown
Campbell
Order
A. T. Stewart
Edina
FE. C. Thompson
Velva
Quincey
Solomon Gidney
Callao
J. T Holmes
Maisy
H. W. Osgood
Ogden
Utah
Fred Osgood
Nora Sayer
Knox County
E. W. Underwood
Unionville
Lena Francis
Carthage
A. B. McBride
Wm. Smuth
Hurdland
Walter Ilardseck
Nevada
Barney Ruxlow
Clyde Cumming
Wichita
Kans
G. W. Cumming
Revo Ro J. Healey
St. Lens
W. B. Simpson
Mike Peters
Z. Hardman
Tatlow
Charles Murry
Elmer
Charles Bied- Sue
Thompson Family Week With Daughter Reported
Mrs B F Thompson spends the week with her daughter in a quiet visit noted in local society circles. The schedule highlights shared meals and small gatherings at the Thompson residence.
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B. F. Thompson
Power Chart Explained on Motion Picture Screen
Henry Hower will illustrate a power curve on the Empire Hippodrome screen next Friday night. The lecture aims at car owners, with a simplified chart showing horsepower versus revolutions per minute. The animated chart rises as a marker moves, offering a vivid, first in the country display of motorgraphy.
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Henry H. Hower
Empire Hippodrome
Leaton Irwin
Irwin-Overland Company
Hower
Bickhaus Marks 67th Birthday Amid City Duties
A. C. Bickhaus, dean of the city council in length of service, observed the 67th anniversary of his birthday on Thursday. He spent the day attending to the affairs of his file factory on East Broadway and greeting friends with his familiar "Hope to See You" refrain.
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Bickhaus
A. C. Bickhaus
East Broadway
Local millinery sales and visits fill city post week
Shoppers from Palmyra and Hannibal visit the city while Crooks & Cox promote millinery and Doerr Dept Store advertises new furniture and sale items. Blue Ribbon serves the biggest lunch, and Doerr and Crooks & Cox announce Saturday specials including untrimmed hats, ribbons, silk neck cords, and congoleum floor mats.
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Windows
Crooks & Cox
Doerr Dept
D. R. Ferryman
Cambridge
Ferryman
Moorman Manufacturing Company
August Klingen
U. S. Chemical Company of
Chicago
Henry Kistemann
Lincoln, Ney
George Terwische
Broadway
Blue Ribbon
Arthur Roy
Quincy
Springfield
J. O. Kirkpatrick
Chestnut Street
Fowler
Fowler Methodist
Minnie Gilson
Jersey Street
St. Mary's
Probate notes in county court report and orders
The Illinois State bank filed a report as guardian for Frank Thomas showing receipts of 317.90 and disbursements of 172.13. The will of Dorothea Philipena Gorman was admitted to probate. An order was signed admitting Frederick William Niekamp's estate to probate.
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Illinois State Bank
Frank Thomas
Dorothea Philipena Gorman
Frederick William Niekamp
Property Transfers in Quincy Area Sales and Holdings
Mary K Hearn Browning and others transfer part lot 20 and all of lots 21 22 in Richardson Dwight and Lyman subdivision Woodruff sub division northeast quarter section 14 township 6 range 28 to Grace Crocker for 3800 dollars. Theodore C Poling trustee transfers lot 3 block 12 Walton Heights Quincy to Gerhard Bohne for 240 dollars. Frank E Morris and others to Morris Bros Shoe Company transfer part lots 1 2 and J block 6 original Quincy for 16600 dollars. F W Burgesser to Ernest R Burden transfer part section 34 29 57 for 1000 dollars. Ora E Scott and Myrtie Scott to Ory A Scott transfer part south half west half southwest quarter section 6 township 3 south range 7 west for 1 dollar.
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Mary K. Hearn Browning
Grace Crocker
Richardson, Dwight and Lyman
Woodruff
Pt Ne
Theodore C. Poling
Gerhard Bohne
Walton Heights
Quincy
Frank E. Morris
Morris Bros. Shoe Company
Quincy Taylor Road Impassable In Mud
C R Happel a farmer near Palmyra delivering produce to Quincy left his wagon in Taylor and hauled butter and eggs by train water stood two feet deep in places on the road a horse could mire and drown Miss Leona Stevens a Kirksville osteopathy student visits Mr and Mrs G Hardy at 300 North Eighth Street for the week.
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Quincy-Taylor Road
C. R. Happel
Palmyra
Quincy
Taylor
Kirksville
Leona Stevens
American School of Osteopathy
G. Hardy
North Eighth Street
Crushed Foot At Hall Printing Company
John Hall of Hall Printing suffered a crushed foot Friday morning in a paper cutter. The injury is painful but not serious.
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John Hall
The
Hall Printing Company
Plymouth to get a new Fri-County Bank
S. S Groves of Quincy returned from Springfield Thursday with a charter for a new bank to be named Fri-County Bank. The bank will be largely owned by residents of Plymouth and nearby areas. Groves plans to move to Plymouth with his family to handle management after previously working with the Baz-ine bank and the Broadway bank of Quincy.
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Plymouth
S. S Groves of Quincy
Springfield
Stork
Ralston Nominated for Congress in Fifth Maryland
Jackson Ht. Ralston, formerly of Quincy and now a Washington attorney, won the Democratic nomination for Congress in Maryland's Fifth District. Loren C. Cox received the Friday paper containing the announcement and a portrait of Ralston.
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Jackson Ht. Ralston
Quincy
Washington
Congress
Maryland
Loren C. Cox
Ralston
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LA Belle, MO
Edina, MO
A. W. Mackey
Mree Ringe
Pakmyra
St. Mary’s Hall
St. Joseph’s Benevolent Society
C. E. Joiner
Monmouth
Newcomb
A. R. Smith
Hannibal
Snyder
Geffime
Deerr Dept
F. W. Burgesser
Ernest R. Burden
Ora E. Scott
Myrtie Scott
Ory A. Scott
Cuficura
Dandruit
Society of Automobile Engineers
Chasy
Knight
Maine Street
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