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Quincy Whig in Quincy, Illinois

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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1920

Page

2

Middle Temple Murder Ends With Police Advance

In a tense scene Breton and Sparge corner suspects at a cottage as old Elphick and Cardlestone tremble. They uncover forged checks and securities tied to a murder inquiry, while Myerst taunts them and a planned police move looms. The guardians reveal strain, and a decision to involve authorities is finally set.

Cardlestone Breton Sparge Guardian Sachaat Oshali Siackaart Elphahko Soares Tauaber Barmkonetes Mare Castle Peo Cardlestone Elpbtck Old Elplick Cardiestare Jas Elphick Spargo Iphick Trembo Elphick Seafesis Dean Ad Tel Myersts Myerst Mveret Mr. Broten Meerst Tarnimar

Madden Remarks Spark Southern Row in House

In Washington on May 19 the House erupted after Rep Madden of Illinois called Civil War Confederates traitors for seeking to destroy the Union. Southern Democrats led protests while Rep Romine of Missouri and Rep Johnson of Mississippi rose to confront Madden before restraint prevailed.

Washington Madden Tminois Representative Stedman North Carolina Wes Romine Missouri Johnson Mississippi Maren

They Were Traitors and Tried to Destroy the Union

A tense exchange lingers as the speaker asserts traitor status and denial, insisting they did attempt to dismantle the Union while the surrounding turmoil gradually eased.

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Whispers Move to Contact Readers Nationwide

A cryptic appeal notes a push to reach the largest share of readers nationwide. It mentions a person seeking direct contact and hints at leveraging whispered messages to advance the effort immediately.

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Middle Temple J. S. Fletcher A. Knopf the Public Ledger Co Ethan Marbury Dana Abel Mr. Spargo the Watchman Old Cardiestone Tievive Weilers Toyos Sennits Bangkoks Henry G. Garrelts & Sons State ST Quincy The American Open Shop Association Col. Chas. D. Center, Secy
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