Illinois coal miners urge embargo to ease Quincy shortage
Illinois coal retailers including those in Quincy plan an embargo on shipments out of the state until domestic demand is met. Local stocks would last four days if cold weather continues, with retailers turning away customers. A Peoria meeting of Illinois coal retailers discussed relief steps, with no Quincy representatives present.
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Quincy
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Peoria
Springfield
Whig
Ad Club 10 Resumes Meetings With Dinner
The Quincy Ad club will resume sessions Thursday night at the Hotel Quincy with a dinner. The first meeting will focus on arranging the winter program as the program committee leads the dinner and discusses the club’s planned work for the season.
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Quincy Ad Club
Hotel
Quincy
Milk Dealers Trust Revealed in National Federation
Chicago officials recovering records from raids on the Milk Producers' association found evidence of a national milk producers' federation of which the local unit was a member. The discovery suggests a potential national inquiry into milk price fixing. The national body has existed only a short time.
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Chicago
Milk Producers’ Association
Milk Producers’ Federation
Methodist W EMS meets in Pittsfield for annual gathering
The thirty third annual meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Quincy district, Methodist church, convenes in Pittsfield on October 17 and 18 with devotions, lectures, reports, and officer elections. Addresses by Miss Lillian Wyatt and Miss Eva Hunt frame the program. The session closes with a Calcutta relief collection.
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Quincy
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Quincey
Methodist Church
Pittsfield
J. C. Brown
George — Gabriel
E. (. Swaney
New Salem
Louella Dixon
Detroit
Kirtley
Coon
Fry
Seehorn
Griggsville
Mr. Sterling
Lillian Wyatt
Ella Meyer
Eva Hunt
Calcutta
India
George Gabriel
Chestnut
A. S. Flanigan
Grove Avenue
Garnet Smith
North Eighth Street
C. A. Cox
North Twenty-fourth Street
Fred Ross LaPrairie
C. A. Wells
G. W. Blair
Hampshire Street
E. Gertrude Powell
Bowen
G. H. Wilson
South Twenty Fourth Street
Harry Willard
LaPrairie
Sam Laird
Everett Kirkpatrick
Clayton
J. S. Thomas
Ruth Cannon
Chester Folckemer
Camp Point
Knights of Columbus
John J. Moriarity
John J. Blomer
James A. Seheters
Rome Wiskirchen
J. A. Connery
R. T. Lyons
Edward J. Maloney
Will J. Heintz
Jos. J. Freiburg
J. W. Daniels
George Reinert
John F. Kelly
J. E. Halligan
A. F. Boudreau
J. W. Kerkering
Columbus
Fiske O'Harra
Quincy Council
Police Lieutenant Tied to Vote Campaign in Murder Case
Testimony at a Philadelphia hearing links David Bennett a police lieutenant in the fifth ward and four other officers to canvassing for Isaac Deutsche a co-defendant of Mayor Smith in conspiracy charges arising from the killing of a policeman on primary day. Witnesses including John M Maurer described the Finletter club raid and the attack on Carey and Maurer detailing plainclothes gunmen wearing Deutsche hats.
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Philadelphia
David Bennett
Fifth
Isaac Deutsche
Smith
Brown
John M. Maurer
James A. Carey
Deutsche
Councilmank
Finletter Club
Carey
Lieut. Bennett
Helfferich May Resign as Vice Chancellor Reported
Amsterdam dispatch notes growing displeasure in German parliament over Reichstag events. General Anzeiger of Dusseldorf reports Dr Karl Helfferich will resign the vice chancellorship within weeks if not sooner.
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Helfferich
Amsterdam
Karl Helfferich
Reichstag
General
Auto Catches Fire Carrier Saves Mail
Griggsville residents witnessed a mail carrier rescue the mail when a car carrying Frank K. Mercer and his brother Ellis caught fire on a road near Griggsville. Mercer noticed flames under the gasoline tank, ordered his brother to grab the mail and jump, and both leaped just before the tank exploded. The car burned completely, but the two escaped injury.
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Griggsville
Frank K. Mercer
United States
Perry
Ellis
Frank
Red Cross Chapter 10 Elect Directors
Quincy Red Cross publicity and organization committee arranges the annual election of 12 directors to serve three years. Eligible voters include all Adams county Red Cross members with ballots printed in three Quincy papers on Oct 17 and due by Oct 10. Ballots must be signed. results announced Oct 29 with new directors selecting officers.
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The
Red Cross
Quincy
Maida Lee Fosgate
Margaret Dick
E. J. Parker
H. G. Riggs
Julius Kespohl
I. W. Bingaman
Will Rupp
Will Ruff
Joseph Freiburg
Joe,Fischer
John Wheeler
Dr. Christie
Adams County
Quincey
Quincy Papers
Chamber of Commerce
Optometry Statute Decision Is Upheld
Illinois Supreme Court refused to reconsider its ruling that licensing optometrists is unconstitutional. Daniel Donohoe of Chicago sought a rehearing of the case challenging the optometry statute. The high court affirmed the trial court’s June 1 judgment in the matter.
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Springfield
Til
Illinois Supreme Court
Daniel Donohoe
Chicago
Clarence Funk
International Harvester Company
Supreme Court
High Court
Mrs Mattie Rose resigns to head Iowa girls school
Mrs. Mattie M. Rose, three months as sergeant at Soldiers and Sailors Home, resigns and departs for Michelville Iowa to become manager of the Iowa industrial school for girls. Also notices of visiting relatives and upcoming showings at Duker's theater.
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Mattie M. Rose
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Michelville
Iowa Industrial School For Girls
Duker’s
W. T. Duker Co
C. W. Hanes
Hannibal
Harvey Sellers
Quincy
Charles
Sellers
Snyder
Bernice McPike
Kentucky Street
Maywood
Emerson
Marie Enslend
Ray Gudgeon
North Eighth Street
Edward P. Allen
Pathe
Duker's
George Mester
Steffenville
Walter Pellman
Madison Street
H. F. Lafler
Illinois State Bank
Menke
John Menke
Cherry Street
Kansas City
W. P. Hamilton
Clayton
W. O. Shank
Hamilton
E. C. Peter
Mt. Sterling
Major Meigs
Keokuk
Mississippi River
J. M. Newby
E. M. Holeham
St. Louis
Mary Holeham
Jack Herridon
Denver
Leo Cochrane
Cochrane
Addison Jones
Chicago
F. G. Hopke
Edward Miller
Monte Vista
Colo
W. J. Singleton
Burnside
Nauvoo
Ferris
E. A. Clark
Albuquerque
C. F. Gaishell
N. Smith
City
Wanted experienced pantry girl in Hotel Quincy
Help wanted advertisement for an experienced pantry girl at Hotel Quincy asking applicants to apply at once.
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Quincy
Bryan Farm Sale At Palmyra Draws Buyers
Oct 10 Palmyra report shows Louis Bryan sale well attended. Prices listed for cattle, hogs, mares, cows, calves, and hay with buyers including Joe Lake William Fry Frank Keller and others. Other sales nearby noted and upcoming Jersey cattle sale announced. local dinner served by Bethel Baptist church. Fresh loans made Allies. Washington Oct 10.
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Palmyra
Louis Bryan
Cols, Lillard
Keller Art Waterman
Joe Lake
William Fry
Cliff Hollyman
Frank Keller
Joe Tate
H. A. Yeager
W. P. Johnson
Sac Bryan
W. P. Nson
Robert Tate
We Rothweiler
A. W. Taylor
Bernhard Gottman
Fritz Happel
J. E. Vaneil
J. K. Vaneil
William Hobbs
George Carey
R. W. Tate
Joe Major
Timothy Hay
B. Gottman
George W. Pine
C. Nill
Henry Brown
Balan
B. L. Gash
Ira Suter
West Field
Tra Suter
Marion
Boots
Taylor
Y. B. Blackburn
Ladies of Bethel Baptist Church
Dave Clark
Emerson Road
Jersey
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Zang
Ibe
Moore Ee Eee
Wm. Kurz Sere Het
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Turner Hall
Bartletts
Clarence D.’s
Potts
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Hoffman Peete
D. Damhorst
Thomas Eee Nee Eee
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Clarence D
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Trish de
McKee
Cece Ie
Ll. R. Veatch
Lewistown
Tolona
Care Whig
Broadway Cleaning Works
Shank and Green
Broadway
J. H. Hanly
Blackstone Bldg
North 6Th St
Bryan Farm Sale
Strets Buyers
Sale Park
Washington
Britain
France
Swaynie’s Baths
Frank N County
W. Riverside Coal Co
J. L. Frese
Hampshire
Canning
Alberta
Swift
Armour's Sail
Maple City
Green Goods
Hart Schaffner & Marx