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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1919

Page

4

Cummins Lodge for Senate Posts Amid Conference Fight

Washington May 01 Senator Cummins of Iowa was chosen president pro tempore of the senate by acclamation at a Republican conference with 43 attending. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts was re elected party leader. Debate over committee chairs for Penrose and Warren was postponed as progressives vowed to push opposition if needed. Conference named Sanderson secretary Barry sergeant at arms, Curtis whip, Wadsworth secretary. Lodge to appoint committees and a patronage committee. Some progressives sought Democratic cooperation to block Penrose. attendance was high with six absent.

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Crayton Slade Remembers War Comrade in Quincy Visit

Crayton Slade aged 89 visited Capt. J F Hughes on Jersey Street to reminisce about Civil War days. Slade and Hughes served in Company E 4th Illinois Infantry, bunkmates during 1862, sharing tales of typhoid hospital days and the Louisville campaign. Slade, long a resident near Adams County, recalls enlistment in 1860s, marriage to Mary Pearce, and later life as a farmer and bank shareholder.

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Fresh panel needed in Ford libel suit

Mount Clemens Michigan May 15 The new venire for the Henry Ford libel case against the Chicago Daily Tribune was exhausted and more summonses sent. Ford attended but did not enter the court. Peremptory challenges narrowed to seven remaining. five jurors likely to be seated when sworn.

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Speaker Gillette Breaks Ivory Gavel in Empty House

In Washington on May 15 Speaker elect Gillette commanded the chamber to order for a motion picture company, rapping the gavel so hard in the empty house that the ivory handle broke, a gift from a friend.

Washington Speuaker Gillette

Chasers in Charleston Arrive From Europe

Forty American naval sub-chasers along with their mother ships and four ocean-going tugs arrived in Charleston South Carolina from Europe, completing a naval transport operation.

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