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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1919

Page

7

Station Hold Ups West of City Common

Rail guards in Burlington lines face a wave of robberies from Hannibal to St. Joseph with detectives from neighboring divisions aiding. The April 19 Brookfield division shooting tied to the Lankford gang, as agents report Western stations at Saxton Hamilton Easten Bucklin burgled and a Macon Wabash depot heist left agents $220 poorer. A Bucklin standup yielded $40 after the marshal was disarmed and told to flee.

Burlington Ee Brookfield St. Joseph Burlington Hannibal Lankford Brothers Harribl Kansas City Nlannibal Butlington Saxton Hamilton Easten Buckin Saxton, Mo Clarence Frank Vacha Jin Simmons Bob Bumster Quincey Bumster Lankford Bucklin Wilford Lankford Marchal

Vincent Holmes and Miss Hudson Married in Louisiana Mo

Vincent Holmes and Miss Ruby Hudson, prominent Hannibal residents, were quietly married last Saturday in Louisiana Missouri by Rev. C Lampton. Word reached Hannibal this week after a Louisiana newspaper disclosed the wedding. They planned to keep it secret while they vacation in the east. local friends await their return.

Vincent Holmes Ruby Hudson Hannibal Louisiana Rev. C. Lampton Mr. Holmes

Marriage centered around local work life in town

Clerical worker at the Furlington repair yard office and his bride, a bookkeeper at the Kresge five and ten on North Main street, are noted in a brief hometown sketch. Mr. Holmes recently returned from a southern training camp after several months in service. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holmes of Sycamore street.

Furlington Kresge Five and Ten Cent North Main Street Mr. Holmes Thomas Holmes Sycamore Street

Dr East Clinic Opens Free Paralyzed Children Session

The regular clinic of Dr C W East will be held at Blessing hospital in Quincy Saturday from 2 to 5 PM. Any child affected by paralysis is invited to attend. The service is free and Dr East is noted as an expert on the subject.

C. W. East Blessing Hospital Quincy East

Hannibal Stage Highest In 16 Years As River Falls

The Mississippi at Hannibal reached 20.12 feet Thursday morning, the highest since 1908, with a crest earlier in the day and a slight fall in the afternoon. Levees held with farmers inspecting banks, sandbags prepared, and riverfront areas flooded, while nearby industries faced rising waters but reported no shutdowns.

Mississippi Rver Hannibal Quincy A. M. Nipper Board of Public Works Hannnibal Nipper Burlington Railroad Front Street East Bird, Hill and Rock Streets National Refining and Anseuser-Bush East Hill Street K. Line West Quincy Canton Burlington Mississippi Marion County Des Moines Ottumwa Olwa Missouri

Flooded district along South Sixth sees surreal sale sign

Thousands gather in Hannibal’s flooded South Sixth, Ely streets area as Bear Creek overflows. A sign reading For Sale This Lot 275.00 sits amid three to four feet of water. Homes, businesses and railway tracks are affected, with residents fleeing, pumps working, and Masonry groups adjusting plans as storms raise fears of further damage and lives.

Ely Street Hannibal Real Estate South Sixth Ely Colfax Mahoney Bear Creek South Third Street M. Kk. T Burlington Katy Third Stret Bridge Colfax Avenue Fifth Street Eighth Street Sixth Street Mahoney Avenue South Seventh Street

Everette Stout Home From France

Everette Stout returns from ten months in France with the motor transportation service. He served in the 85th division and later the second army, including the Argonne in September. His brother Corporal Henry Stout was killed in action September 26 in the Argonne with Company E of the 130th Infantry, 35th division.

Hannibal France Everette Stout William Stout Motor Transportation Service 85Th Second Army Argonne Stout Corporal Henry Stout 130Th Infantry 35Th Division

Masons Postpone Canton Trip On Flood Delay

The Hannibal Masons planned to visit Canton Wednesday night but postponed at the last minute due to flooding. If conditions improve within days, the trip will occur next Wednesday night. St John’s Lodge No 6s A F and A M has been invited to confer the third degree in Canton.

St. John's Lodge Excaliber Commandry No. 4 Knight Templars Nightingale Commandery Louisiana Order of the Temple Masonic Club Hingis Hannibal Royal Arch Masons B. N. Waldron Waldron Grand Lodge of the Missouri Royal Arch Masons Hannibal Masons Canton Lewis County A. F A. M

Pershing Way Holds Meeting in Hannibal Missouri

More than 150 representatives from Missouri counties gathered in Hannibal to discuss establishing the Pershing Way or National Trail through Missouri. The large crowd overflowed into the Elks club rooms to hear the visitors and the event proceeded as planned.

Missouri Elks Club

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