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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1915
Page
3
In Dusseldorf, a large industrial school hosts Germany’s first program for wounded soldiers needing new trades. Hundreds learn left-handed writing and new skills, with three classes: convalescent desk work, adaptable trades, and complete career change, backed by city and local business support.
A German program at Sural Oy Berstrasse trains wounded soldiers in bookkeeping, machine trades, mechanical drawing, printing, architecture theory, electrical work, and language courses. It features a busy employment bureau linking graduates to plants in Dasseldorf, with free tuition and board. Over 400 men equipped between February and Easter for metal trades, now in focused courses.
The prompt urges readers to telephone a Lost ad to The Whig at the first moment they realize an item such as a watch or parasol is missing, emphasizing prompt action to recover belongings.
A long list of township residents and names appears, ending with a note that Johnson was found dead yesterday with a bullet wound at Dr Eva Ss Shaver's residence. The operation is indicated, and Dr Shaver and her son Clarence Shaver are detained.
Chicago May 28 A coroner s autopsy probes whether Miss Anna Johnson shot herself or was killed to conceal another crime The 25 year old woman from Ludington Mich worked as a hairdresser and was found in Dr Shaver s house A revolver lay by her side W C Harvey found the body and was later detained with Marshall Hostetter the sweetheart who also faced detention before release
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