Bitter attack on President Wilson by Harriet Howard
Harriet Howard of Chicago urged women to vote for suffrage and criticized Wilson’s peace. She argued for peace with honor over peace at any cost, contrasted U.S. wartime history, and warned against the “safety first” mindset. The talk stressed national honor, Mexico, and the need for broader suffrage.
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Harriet Howard
Wilson
America
Chicago
Aghies
Ring of North Siders
Are Hall
Ms. Howard
Jlson
Illinois
United States
McKinley
Spain
Mexico
Cuba
Philippines
Abe Martin On Shoes and Cream Puffs
The column recalls days when shoes were packed in wooden boxes like codfish and notes that friendly relations between a drooping mustache and a cream puff were never likely.
Dunne Campaign Tour Reaches Quincy October 25
Governor Edward Dunne and running mate Henry W. Huttman campaigned in Quincy at the Empire Hippodrome with a large Democratic audience. Huttman defended Wilson era policy and urged support for Dunne, praising his state charity work and deeming his administration the best since Altgeld. The event followed a Golden rally and included remarks aimed at local farmers and townspeople during a county tour of Adams County.
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Edward Dunne
Hllinois
Empire Hippodrome Theater
John Inghram
Democratic Central Committee
Henry W. Huttman
Dunne
Quincy
Golden
Huttman
Wilson
Lincoln
Republican Party
Col. Roosevelt
Germany
W. J. Smith
Adams County
Republican Campaign Notes Highlight 1920 Rallye in Quincy and Attendees
The report covers a series of Republican events with Mrs. Hariett Howard promoting Hughes in Quincy and Turner hall speeches by Burnett M. Chiperfield and Colonel Ed Yates. It notes a "millionaire special" train funded by wealthy women, featuring social workers Katharine B. Davis and others, plus crowds of up to 300 at rallies in Payson and Lorain.
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Quincy
Katherine B. Davis
Alexander Kohut
Raymond Robins
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Harriett Howard
Fifth
Hampshire
Hughes
United States
Wilson
Ed Yates
Congressman King
Payson
Loraine
Colonel Yates
Former Quincy Man Dead In Hannibal Hospital
W. D. Straub 31 formerly of Quincy died in a Hannibal hospital after a short typhoid illness. A switchman, he worked in Quincy yards and was a member of the A F and A M and the B of R T. He is survived by his wife Myrtl Ertle of Hannibal and a four year old child.
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Edward L. Maxwell
Cherry Street
Hannibal
W. D. Straub
Straub
A. F
A. M
R. T
Myrtle Ertle
Ducks Shot by the Hundreds Near Quincy
Hunters report hundreds of ducks killed on local lakes as snow fell Thursday night and warmer weather may pause the slaughter. The US Department of Agriculture asks for aluminum leg bands from birds for migration and longevity studies, noting ties to a duck sickness in Utah.
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Quincy
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture of the Biological Survey
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Weather Summary for Several States and Local Temperatures
Fair and warmer in Titnois and Missouri on Sunday and Monday with a chance of rain. Iowa shows increasing cloudiness and warmth Sunday followed by rain Sunday night or Monday, with colder temperatures in the north and west Monday. Local temperatures ranged around 46 in Minnesota. River stage data and precipitation figures are partially unreadable in the original OCR.
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Missouri
Iowa
Tal
Renee Tener
River forecast from Warsaw to Louisiana area
The river below Warsaw 10 is expected to fall slightly tonight and remain steady through Sunday.
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Warsaw
Louisiana
Lombard Student Directs Plays in Lafayette Louisiana
Clarence Giegerich, former Lombard College student, now director and manager of amateur productions for the Rogers company of Chicago, is touring as a director. He is in Lafayette, Louisiana, near the Gulf Coast, drilling a play to be staged October 27 after two prior postings in Chicago suburbs.
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Clarence Giegerich
Lombard College
Rogers Company of Chicago
Lafayette
Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Giegerich
Birthday Surprise Toasts E C Peter At Elm Street
E C Peter of 330 Elm street was surprised Saturday evening for his fiftieth birthday celebration. A 6 o'clock dinner for 12 was served and the rest of the evening passed socially.
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E. C. Peter
Elm Street
Family Narrows Escape From Gas Poisoning in Green City
S A Bushong wife and three daughters suffered carbon monoxide exposure from a base burner stove with drafts closed too tightly. The family became ill Friday night. most recovered by Saturday afternoon except Mrs Bushong who remains unable to sit up. Daughter Ulah teaches at Unionville High School and was visiting home.
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Green City
S. A. Bushong
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Mrs. Howard
Arcade Hall
Maine
South Side Square
River Bulletin
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Aera
Davenport
Keokuk Seeonee
Comeser
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Eaees
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Lombard
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the Novelty Shoe Store
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Ladies’ and Men's Shoes
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