Hearing to Require Part of Saturday Hearing
A hearing will require part of Saturday. Nurses at Soldiers Home in denial. They did not obey orders according to the report.
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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1915
Page
8
Hearing on insubordination charges at Home hospital
Captain J E Andrew, complainant, says two nurses faced removal for not doing duties. Samuel Proctor and two nurses deny being directed to perform the work. Nine witnesses testified. hearing at the Soldiers Home yesterday continues with Civil Service Commission attorney J L Adair guiding the case and a possible decision today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil’ Service ‘Commission
Samuel Proctor
J. E. Andrew
Home
Civil Service Commission
Canton Grocer Seriousl y Hurt
Canton Missouri, October 15. William Wright, a grocer and well known citizen, stepped from an automobile owned by Frank Millspaugh in Canton at noon today and was thrown to the ground, stunned. He was carried home on Jamison Street and remains in a dazed condition as friends hope for his speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Frank Millspaugh
William. Wright
Jamison ° Street
J Wright
What Every Mother Knows and the Mother's Friend Claim
The piece advertises Mother's Friend as a depilated external remedy for pregnancy pains. It asserts the product calms nerves and muscles to ease ligament expansion and reduce nausea, morning sickness, and other distresses, claiming natural expansion and relief from pains.
Exposition to be shown at Bijou theater
The Bijou theater announced a November 3 and 4 screening of a five reel film titled The Exposition's First Romance. The Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West Company presents a romance set on the San Francisco exposition grounds showing Duke Lee and Miss Freedman, schoolday sweethearts, with cowboys and cowgirls in the backdrop. The film offers a tour of all exposition buildings and grounds at the price of admission to a moving picture theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Miller Brothers
Wild West Company
Exposition Grounds
San Francisco
Duke Lee
Freedman
Company of
Moving Picture Theater
Organ Recital at Cathedral by William Spencer Johnson
Recital to follow evensong at St John Cathedral on Seventh and Hampshire streets. William Spencer Johnson, organist and master of choristers, performs pieces by Kirnberger Bossi Boellmann Elert Bonnet Du Bois and Dubois. Alternate Sundays at 4 30 p m. 1915 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral of St. John
Seventh
Hampshire Streets
William Spencer Johnson
her—Kirnberger
Sour—Bossi
Boellmann
Kark-Elert
Ariel—Bonnet
Laus
Dee—Dubois
Local notices sweep through area shallow items
Mr E Reinkendorff resumes teaching band and orchestral instruments at his studio in the Armory Building starting Monday October 18. Ireland's Taxi service phone 169. Phil Schmitt and wife stay at the Hotel Newcomb from Des Moines. Ladies Gauntlet kid gloves now in stock at Halbach-Schroeder Co with new line. M Henry and wife and others travel to California for the exposition. Special today: 6 and 9 inch width fancy ta ffeta ribbon 33c per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Reinkendorff
Armory
Ireland
Phil Schmitt
Hotel Newcomb
Des Moines
Towa
Bacmo
Halbach-Schroeder_ Co
JH. ‘Miller
A.M. Walker
R. ‘L. Pearson
Geo. Priber
Louisiana
Quincy
Newcontre
Halbach- Schroeder Co
M. Henry
Paloma
California
Halbach-Schroeder. Co
Women mission society meeting in Quincy city church
Yesterday and the day before the thirty first annual meeting of the Women Foreign Missionary Society of the Quincy district met at the Methodist Episcopal church in Quincy. Readings, talks, and a pageant The Torch Bearers highlighted the need for missionaries and church support. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brink and H. A. Brink Sr with other locals and visitors attending social events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary _ society
Quincy
Illinois Conference
Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
George Wilson
Dorothy Fowler
Weisenberger
J.C. Tate
Champaigny
H. H. Brink
Broadway
H. A. Brink, Sr
West~ Point
Mr. Brink
Al Gorrell Co. stages at Empire and Hippodrome
Entertainment listing notes the Al Gorrell Company performing at the Empire and Hippodrome across a weekend run starting Saturday October 16 with The Higher Lawn followed by The Rosary on October 17 and 18 with matinee and night shows. Tuesday October 19 continues with The Rosary, details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Gorrell
Last Two Performances of The Higher Law at Hippodrome
This afternoon and tonight mark the final two performances of the white slave play The Higher Law by the Al Gorrell company. The presentation is described as intensely interesting. Beginning Sunday The Rosary will take the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
al. Gorrell
Children cured of croup praise for Foley's Honey and Tar
Two children of J W Nix, a Cleveland Georgia merchant, suffered croup last winter. A six year old boy and eight year old girl were nearly unable to breathe or speak. Nix credits Foley's Honey and Tar with their complete recovery and urges its presence in every home for rapid relief from colds coughs and croup and to heal inflamed throats. Miller Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J." W. Nix
Cleveland
Croup
Miller& Arthur Drug Co
The Rosary at Hip podrome Sunday tale unfolds
Bruce Wilton's fortune fuels a happy home until Father Kelly uncovers an unseen menace and a hidden ruin on the Wilton estate. A mystery unfolds as Bruce blames Vera for ruin, but Kelly pursues truth and restores the family in a tale of faith and revelation. The narrative shifts to a naval encounter aboard the Kansas with Jack Masters and Flo Williams, where memory and longing surface amid a ship tour and a doomed past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Bruce
Father Kelly
Desertion Dream and Navy Love Conflict
A man named Jack Masters declares he will desert the navy to be with Floretta, despite her warning that desertion is intolerable. Floretta rebukes his impulsiveness and cautions against repeating the past, noting his failure to marry previously and the humiliation it would cause them both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Jack Masters
Floretta
Gllsong
Jack
Hing
Love and Duty Shape Sailor's Fate in Silent Vow
A sailor torn between love and duty faces punishment and identity fears after breaking his promise to Floretta. She urges him to remain true to his country and their past, demanding patience and a future marriage as he returns to his ship. Their emotional exchange ends with an implicit plan for a later union and a telegram hinting at transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floretta
Jack
Flo
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