TEV. WISE TAKEN ILL IN MON MOUTH MISSION/CEC
TEV Wise pastor of the Christian church was taken ill at Monmouth while attending a missionary convention and underwent gallstone surgery. Mrs Wise went to Monmouth with Samuel Curry. Elmer Michels drove them. No word yet on his condition. May festival at Bailey Park Thursday night briskly attended by schoolchildren with no admission charged.
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Camp Point
G. W. Wise
The
Christian Church
Monmouth
Clayton
Goldie Leach
Julia “‘Walker
Macomb
Mabel Johnson
Galesburg
John Becket
Louis L. Emmerson
Mt. Vernon
Isaac ‘Utter
Hez. G. Henry
Thefternoon
Clayton and
Golden
Quincy
Harrison Nelson
Sioux City
Maron Nelson
F.C. Little
Pontoosue
Mhmois
Lena Behan
George Gabriel
Lo A. Tall
Garnet Adams
Augusta
Monroe Adams
Lola Wade
Gladys Pierce
Dan Thunsaker
Harriet
Margaret Gay
Tom Cowles
Carl Yeargain
Chicago
Fire Arouses Firemen At Early Morning Blaze
Crews from Nos 4 2 and 8 stations answered a mysterious 5:35 AM blaze in Sixth and Jersey Streets where a box car loaded with coal consigned to Uncle Sam Stock Found company burned. The Wabash switch yards nearby were damaged. origin unclear but suspected spontaneous combustion.
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Sixth
Jersey
Uncle Sam Stock
Wabash
The Lure at Orpheum Delights Audiences With Risque Drama
At the Orpheum last night the show The Lure presented a sensational view of white slave traffic. Miss Garrett, in the role of Usivilal, drew strong reviews for her performance while the plot centers on a naive girl lured from home and a valiant detective who rescues her. The act, described as daring and realistic, promises three more performances plus a matinee on Saturday and a Sunday finale.
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Orpheum Theater
Atrons
Irpheum Theater
Usvivial
Miss Garrett
Useivial
Sylvia
Mise Garrett
Orpheum
Local Pickups and Notes From Empire Hippodrome
Neighborhood brief listing Empire Hippodrome happenings with show ads and ticket info. Mentions Hower lecture, readings by Esther Reeder, and the big lunch at Blue Ribbon. Also notes residents visiting, illnesses, and local business concerns.
Amusements and film bills at local theaters
The Lore Family presents Ravnmond Hitchcock in My Valet with Helen Gibson in The Girl and the Special. Bijou showcases The Regeneration of Jim Halsey starring Thomas Lantsche and Bessie Eaton. Belasco features Mary Miles Minter in Lovey Mary. Colonial shows Count Me Out and The Vipers In the Fangs of Jealousy. Gem-Mutual Weekly screens The Awak ening Savoy Craving Star Shrine of Happiness Quincy Eddie Foy in A Favorite Fool.
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Orpheum
Ravnmond Hitchcock
Valet
Helen Gibson
Bijou
Jim Halsey
Thomas Lantsche
Bessie Eaton
Belasco
Mary Miles
Minter
The
Vipers
Mutual Weekly
Savoy
Craving Star
Quincy
Eddie Foy
Quincy Events Set For May With Club Excursion
A moonlight excursion will be offered by the North Side Boat club on May 25 aboard the G. W. Hill chartered for the occasion. The annual Field Day for public schools is scheduled for May 31 at League park under teachers from the city. W. T. Johnson of Kinderhook, father of Roy Johnson and J. W. Johnson, remains in serious condition after a recent operation at Blessing hospital. Dr. W. F. Trader returns from Chicago with new equipment for surgical rooms to be installed in the Hilnvis State Bank building.
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Knight Motor
Empire Hippodrome
John Mills
Palmyra
Hugh
King
North Twenty-fourth Street
Blue Ribbon
Herman Bruening
Chestnut Street
Hower
Empire Theater
Esther Reeder
Clayton
Columbus
Snyder
William E. McLaughlin
State Street
Foltz
Fowler
W. K. Abbott
Finance Committee
Keokuk
Leona Grubb
Irwin Paper Company
Urbana
Wear Hower
Preston Asher
North Twelfth Street
H. F. Lafler
Hainois State Bank
Samuel Johnson
North Sixth Street
Anna Marie Johnson
Louisville
A.W. D. Weis
North Star Eye Case Company
Chicago
W. A
Ilinois State Bank
W. O. McMahan
Air Art Department
W. T. Duker Co
McDonough County
Samuel T. Stanley
Bates McClain
Newell Scott
Memphis
Guiney
Fred Meyers
Kinderhook
Mr. Meyers
G. W. Hill
North Side Boat Club
League Park
W. T. Johnson
Roy Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Quincy
Blessing Hospital
W. F. Trader
Hlinvis State Bank
Local Man G W Van denBoom Returns from St Louis Hospital
G W Van denBoom of Twenty second and Locust Streets has come home from St Louis after hospital treatment. Friends fear he did not find permanent improvement in his condition.
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St.ouis
G. W. van denBoom
Twenty-second
Locust Streets
St. Louis
Horse Stolen From Basco Police Seek Saddle Thief
Basco police were alerted Thursday afternoon to a theft report from Wednesday when a horse was stolen along with a saddle. Local authorities ask anyone with information to contact the Basco Police Department.
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Basco
Pocketbook Lost by Mrs Hunt on Sixth Street
Mrs L W Hunt connected with the Allen shows in this city reports to police that a pocketbook was lost on Sixth street between Hampshire and Maine streets Wednesday afternoon. It contained six to seven dollars.
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L. W. Hunt
Allen
Sixth Street
Hampshire
Maine Street
St Louis trip of Otto Pfeiffer from Royal Auditing
Otto Pfeiffer of the Royal Auditing company, residing at 1217 Park Place, traveled to St Louis early Thursday morning. The report notes his departure from the city as part of routine business travel.
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St. Louis
Otto Pfeiffer
The
Royal Auditing Company
Whoa
Park Place
Funeral for Horst Suppe Held Thursday Afternoon
Horst Suppe died suddenly from heart trouble. His funeral was held Thursday afternoon and Mr. Pfeiffer will stay in the city for several days.
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Horst Suppe
Mr. Pfeiffer
Masonic Leader Il-Michael Cames Ill in Chicago
Masonic leader Il Michael Cames long time tyler of a local Masonic body is seriously ill at his Chicago home and not expected to recover. He resigned his tyler post before the temple was occupied and later moved to Chicago where he has resided since. Carl Niekamp of Detroit, visiting Quincy friends, plans to return home Thursday night.
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Michael Cames
Tyler
Chicago
Cames
Carl Niekamp
Detroit
Mich
Office Boys to Meet at YMCA Friday Night
The office boys of the YMCA will gather for a 7 30 p.m. business meeting on Friday. A moonlight hike was led by the older boys Wednesday through Indian Mound Park and was enjoyed by all attendees.
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Indian Mound Park
Walter Davidson Attends Military Jobbers Convention
Walter Davidson son leaves Thursday for Cincinnati to attend the semi annual convention of the Military Jobbers Association at the Linton Hotel, running Thursday and today.
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Walter Davidson
Cincinnati
Military Jobbers Association
Linton Hotel
Knights of Columbus to Organize Council in Nauvoo
Assistant Post master John Carroll Dave Wall Theodore Ehrhart and W J Saintz members of Quincy council Knights of Columbus will travel to Nauvoo Sunday to organize a Knights of Columbus council there.
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Nauvoo
John Carroll
Dave Wall
Theodore Ehrhart
W. J.s¢Intz
Quincy Council
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus Council
Hannibal
Hannibal Council
Gem City Business College Graduate Takes New Position
Herman Wolff, a Bookkeeping Department graduate of Gem City Business College in South-Herman, writes Quincy friends that he has secured a new position.
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South
Herman Wolff
Gem City Business College
Quincy Friends
Bookkeeper Wolff’s movements from Spring Valley to Jennings
A bookkeeper from Spring Valley, now located in Jennings Louisiana, has been passing through Quincy recently. He spent several months in Jennings and had a wide circle of acquaintances during his stay.
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Jennings
Wolff
Quincy
Spring Valley
Louisiana
Quincy Gets New Twirling Artist
Pitcher Klontz of the St Joe club of the Western league will report to Manager Castle today. Klontz is said to be there with the goods and will bolster the pitching staff of the local team.
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Klontz
St. Joe Club
Castle
Thirteen Innings Decide Cincinnati Victory Over Brooklyn
Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 3 to 2 in a 13 inning game here yesterday. Cheney pitched seven innings allowing three hits, while Cincinnati scored on two Brooklyn errors. Batteries Cheney Smith Miller Toney Wingo Clarke.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cheney
R.fle
Smith
Miller
Toney
Wingo
Clarke
Missouri Beats Kansas In Valley Championship Opener
Missouri won the first game of the Missouri Valley Conference championship series against Kansas 8 to 4 in Columbia. Missouri broke through with three runs in the third inning, followed by five in the fifth, despite a drizzle. Kansas struggled with two runs on the board, while Missouri collected 10 hits to Kansas 4. Batteries: Brent and Weltmer for Kansas. Bryant, Giltner and Baumgardner for Missouri.
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Missouri
Kansas
Columbia
University of Kansas
R.H.E
Brent and
Weltmer
Bryant, Giltner and Baumgardner
Burlington Wins Over Fort Dodge in Rough First Inning
Burlington won at Fort Dodge as three hits a base on balls and a wild pitch produced four runs in the first inning. The visitors scored again in the second third and fourth.
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Burlington
Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Defeats Burlington In Ninth-Inning Rally
Fort Dodge topped Burlington 7 to 3 after a late surge, with Lang and Hill scoting six runs between them and Erloff, Blunk, Boelzie handling the late innings.
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R.H.E. Fort Dodge
Burlington
Lang
Hill
Erloff
Blunk
Boelzie
Muscatine’s Winning Streak Ends in Mason City Loss
May 12 Mason City reports Muscatine’s long unbeaten run halted as McCullough gave up three hits and one run while Egan’s hitters produced nine. Wagner’s defense yielded two runs. final score Mason City 3, Muscatine 1. Batteries: McCullough Richardson Wagner Hruska.
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Mason City
Muscatine
McCullough
Egan
Wagner
RITE
Richardson
Hruska
American Association score roundup for Columbus and Toledo
In Columbus, the American Association game ended Columbus 6 Kansas City 2. Toledo recorded a 6 to 2 win against Milwaukee. Louisville defeated St Paul 7 to 4.
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American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Sioux City Des Moines and Omaha Lincoln scores
Unfinished scoreboard notes Sioux City over Des Moines 3 to 6, Wichita St. Joseph ongoing, and Omaha leading Lincoln 7 to 6.
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Sioux City
Des Moines
Wichita-St. Joseph
Omaha
Lincoln
Also Mentioned on This Page
Broadway
Turee
Vernon Howe
EEE Inert Hippodroms
Henry H. Hower
A. E
the Knight Sleeve
Motion Pictures
Will Crooks Smith
Empire Orchestra
Irwin Overland Company
Geat
St. Mary’s
Richard Travers
Margaret Clayton
Selig Tribune
Western League
Bitjou
Irwin-Overland Co. Distributors
Telephonea
Illinois
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