Home Guards Quell Boat Row on Hannibal Excursion
Riot aboard the G. W. Hill on its first Hannibal to Keokuk trip leads Canton Home Guards to remove and arrest about a dozen rowdy excursionists. Fines paid by most. several confined in Canton and Monticello jails. Ringleaders named Clarke, Lampher, Moore among those identified. Clarke fined previously for assault.
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Quincy
Hannibal
G. W. Hill
Keokuk
Canton
Monticello
Meo
Aneans
Home Guards
Reokuk
Home Guard
Marshal
Raymond
Buck” Clarke
L. King
Clyde “Froggey
Clyde Moore
Hampshire Street
Robert Lampher
Vine Street
Robert Mast
Lind Street
Harry Watson
Cherry
Lawrence Nicloy
Pavson Avenue
E. P. Rezarth
North Third Street
Wilfred Simons
Clarence Ruby
Madison Street
E. Timpe
North Seventeenth Street
Quincyv
Eno Brown
N. W. Love
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Martha E Smith
In a coroner inquest the death of Mrs Martha F Smith from a cerebral hemorrhage was ruled. She fell ill shortly before death after arriving at St Mary Hospital and had lived on North Sixth Street. Born September 14 near Missouri Sterling, she was a Baptist church member. Survived by husband Jett Smith, mother, brother C W Vance, and sisters Mary Benner and Mrs G B Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha E. Smith
Martha F. Smith
St. Mary
C W. Vance
Mary Benner
G. B. Peabody
A H Leopold Sturhahn dies after long illness in Quincy
A HL Leopold Sturhahn a 55 year Quincy resident died at his home 1000 Pawson avenue at 4 25 Sunday afternoon after more than a year of illness and two weeks bedfast Born in Lippe Detmold Germany October 18 1850 he came to Quincy at age 13 and worked as a blacksmith and wagonmaker at several locations His death leaves his widow and two sons Edward of Quincy and George of Rosendale Kansas He was a member of the Salem Evangelical church and helped establish Greenmount cemetery association.
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A. H. Leopold Sturhahn
Leopold Sturhahn
Quincy
Pawson Avenue
Sturhahn
Lippe Detmoit
Germany
Salem School
Payson Avenue
Ninth and
Tenth
Ohio Streets
Leopold
Salem Evangelical Church
Greenmount Cemetery Association
Edward
George
Rosendale
Kas
President Wilson Denounces Dollar Worship in Paris Address
President Wilson addressed the French Academy of Moral and Political Sciences denying American materialism. He stressed liberty over wealth, noting 2,000,000 Americans have served abroad, and defended free speech as essential to democracy, while criticizing misread German ideas on state and politics.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
French Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Europe
United States
Obituary notice for local family with private funeral
Two daughters Mrs John Miller of Arsherton Mia, Mrs Edward Looner Quillines, three brothers August and Herman of Denver and Ernest of Merose, one sister Mrs Hannah Sturhahn and 16 grandchildren survive. Funeral services at home 1009 Parson avenue private Wednesday at 2 and 2 30 at Salem Evangelical church. Burial Greenmount cemetery. Friends invited to church and cemetery.
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John Miller
Arsherton
Mia
Edward Looner Quillines
August
Herman
Denver
Ernest
Merose
Hannah Sturhahn
Parson Avenue
Salem Evangelical Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Well Known Adams Co. Woman Is Summoned
Mrs. Dolly Kauder Bumple, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kauder, was buried from her parents’ home in Adams County during the last week. She died in her Plainville home after an extended illness, having been born in Liberty.
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Dolly Kauder Bumple
Henry Kauder
Bumple
Plainville
Mrs. Bumple
Liberty
Death of Judho S 1886 in Adams County Plainville burial
Judho S 1886 died after living most of her life in Adams County with time in Missouri. She leaves husband and four children Nora 11 Henry 9 Jennie 6 Dolly 2, her parents Mr. and Mrs Henry Kauder of Camp Point, three brothers Banister and Lowms in France and Frederick at home, and three sisters Merlin Carter Camp Point Elizabeth and Luetta at home. Funeral by Rev Ray Grumman Camp Point. burial in Walker cemetery Liberty.
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Judho S
Adams County
Missouri
Plainville
Nora
Henry
Jennie
Dolly
Henry Kauder
Camp Point
Banister
France
Frederick
Merlin Carter
Elizabeth
Luetta
Ray Grumman
Walker Cemetery
Liberty
Independent Socialist Government Rejects Mourning Decree
Berlin on Sunday May 11 reports the independent socialist government of Intha refuses restrictions for a week of mourning and will not obey the national government. Cretha leadership says it experiences no bitter deception in publishing the peace terms.
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Associated Presa
Berlin
Independent Socialist Government
Intha
Cretha
Transport sailings list for returning US units
Washington reports transport sailings from May 13 detailing ships and units due at New York or Newport News. Included are the Martha Washington with battalions and companies of the 40th, 30th, 327th, and 328th infantry. Walter A Luckenbach with 327th infantry elements. Mount Vernon with 33rd division units. and several other ships including the Sierra and Europia carrying infantry, machine gun battalions, medical detachments, and assorted casuals. The 319th field artillery and 325th infantry from the 82nd division arrived at Camp Upton. The battleship Georgia reached Boston with 1426 officers and men, largely from the 121st field artillery, while the 307th ammunition train and other units returned on the Arcadia.
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New York
132Nd
108Th Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop
George Bell, Jr
33Rd Division
Clarence C. Williams
Valacia
126Th Infantry
Mathonia
Newport News
H6th
Lexanton
328Th Infantry
Sierra
428Th Infantry
68Rd Infantry
161Th Infantry
327Th Infantry
George B. Duncan
82Nd Division
Robert D. Walsh
168Rd Infantry
Bigadier
Johan Tl. Lindsey
164Th Infantry Bngide
West Grotomska
Polar Sea
Santa Helena
Seattle
324Th Field Artillery
Europia
First Army
Rochambeau
162Nd
Wth Feld
Illinois Infantry
311Th Infantry
319Th Field Artillery
Alaskan
Camp Upton
Toul
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Wis
Vaill
307Th
France
Arcadia
High School Excursion And Debating Club Notes
This evening at four o clock the steamer G W Hill will leave Quines bound for Hannibal with the local high school students aboard. The senior class sponsors the trip and a Chicago jazz orchestra will provide music as the boat returns about ten thirty. Next Friday evening May 16 the junior class presents Tommy's Wire and The Mouse Trap with rehearsals led by Miss Wipert. Centennial Debating Club members practiced tennis last Sunday in preparation for upcoming debates.
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G. W. Hill
Quines
Hannibal
Foomy Chicago
Warneve
Tommy
Miss Wipert
Olivs
Centennial
Literary Club Teams Challenge High School Rivalry
The Literary Club from the high school may accept the challenge, a scene framed by flattery and rival pride as teams prepare for a campus event.
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Adams Co
Model's Boy's
Boys of Action
Whig
Phonograph
The
Marvelon
Marvelons
Music
5Th ST
Pure Ice Company
White Mountain
Leonard
Grand Rapids Refrigerator Co
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