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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1919

Page

8

Big Ten title race narrows with six hopeful teams

Six of the Big Ten remain in the hunt as Michigan Minnesota Illinois Chicago Wisconsin and Ohio State survive in the conference race. Contenders face a critical schedule clash next Saturday that could settle the title fight with a possible logjam unless head to head outcomes clarify the standings.

Michigan Minnesota Illinois Chicago Wisconsin Ohio State Buckeyes Kentucky Indiana Troosiers Juuliana Gophers

Sloan's Liniment Ad Claims Fast Relief Worldwide

An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for aches pains and muscle strains. It promotes three sizes from 35c to $1.40 and emphasizes deep penetration without rubbing for quick comforting effect.

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Political furore over Bolshevik ties at trade commission

Senator Watson accuses Chicago trade commission employees of Bolshevism and sedition. Names Martin Serber D A Kemper and others as open admirers of Lenin and Trotsky. A Mrs Baldwin cited as anarchist. Contends several staffers aided socialist propaganda and wore red flags during demonstrations. Calls for Senate inquiry and joint examination with Sherman resolution to resolve charges.

Lenine Trotsky Martin J Serber Charred Berger Tucker Watson Trade Commission D. A Kemper Eerl Ss Ilaines Russia America Senator Watson Baldwin The Chicago Landis Cueaga Armer Chase Kravitz Sorber Kemper Tuck Trio Compariss Rn Einvloves Federal Trade Murdcevic Murelack Acing Rar Trade Commission Sentaon Sonatas Watson Commission Sherman Senate Interstate Commere Committee

Canteen Work Honored and Funeral Court Notices

Mrs Anderson reports on Red Cross canteen work with thirteen officers and volunteers serving forty five thousand soldiers and sailors, plus trains. The Hannibal canteen, organized 1916, praised for daily trains and special troop aid. Also estate and probate actions list guardians, appraisals, and a Carthage marriage of John Osterman and Gladys Beaman.

War Department Red Cross Washington Hannibal Thos. G. Rendlen Thos. L. Anderson Trean Carl 1. Saltzman and Co Zimmermans’ Bakery Courier Post Publishing Co William 3S Walton Augusta John H. Osterman la Prairrie Gladys L. Beaman Auguseta Hil Court House Carthage John Sample George W. Eber Augusti

Hancock Court 5 Convened Monday in Carthage

The Hancock County circuit court convened Monday with all grand and petit jurors present. Several cases were dismissed. Judge Greer presiding. The day included county court actions on the Bhunt drainage district and local personal notices. Local marriages and probate orders were also recorded, naming heirs and estate actions involving William S. Shipe and Peter Jackson estate proceedings.

Ida Lh. Jackson James Wilson Critebell Wilit Trede N. Martin Evalyn Campbell Russell L. Campbell Marold Ju. Campbell Grace Ketharvar Campbell Francis Mildre Campbell Beirg Henry Bruder Tonis R. Cole Hancocek County Louis R. Cule Frank Buckert Zienry Bernhardt Wm. Bruder Carthage Greer Ino Lester Dells Nauvoo Pred Saim, Jr Vial Trey Matthews Augusta Louisamet Warsaw Orville C Kirkpatricot Drtlas Cy M. Warner la Harpe Pesterdas FO Miller John J. Asterman Ta Prairie Gao Gindsys I. Beaman Tit William H. Summera Browning Mhiinveis Misa Elvena Agnes Anelet Kase Frazer Tre Bank Astock William Shipe Peter Jackson James A. Jackson Wilfred M. Jackson Herbert L. Jackson Fred 8. Jackson

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