Russian Monk Sues Magazine Over Rasputin Articles
Hliodor, a Russian monk who arrived in the United States from Norway, sues Metropolitan Magazine in New York Supreme Court to stop suppression of his Rasputin articles. He alleges the magazine agreed to publish for $500 but now refuses, claiming ownership of the writings and seeking damages for injury to Russia.
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New York
Rasputin
Leder
Hliodor
Supreme Court
Russia
Illieder
United States
Norway
Asputin
Dustinoff
Evadokim
Rusia
Illinois Federation of Labor opposes Hughes and Lowden
Executive board of the Illinois Federation of Labor states in a telegram that voting for Hughes would bring greater calamity to common humanity than the civil war. The message endorses actions by Gompers OConnel Morrison and opposes the Republican party circulars cited by Oregon officials.
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Springfveld
Illinois Federation of Labor
John N. Walker
Federation
FE. J. Stack
Oregon Federation
Walker
Trughes
Stack
Portland
Uniois Federation
Quincey
Illinois Labor Movement
Ilinois
Gerard to See President Today in Washington
James W. Gerard ambassador to Germany will meet President Wilson in Washington for the first time since returning from Berlin. He is to report on German public and official sentiment on the submarine question and will have lunch with the president. Alten B. Parker of New York also had lunch with the president Monday to discuss the political situation.
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Long Branch
James W. Gerard
Germany
Wilson
Berlin
Gerard
Alten B. Parker
New York
Red Oak Dismisses Suit. Multiple Actions Entered
State Senator F. F. Jones of Iowa caused to be dismissed Monday the suit against eight Villisca citizens accusing conspiracy and filed a new suit against J. N. Wilkerson of Kansas City, alleging conspiracy and slander and seeking 60,000 dollars. The original suit stemmed from claims Jones had been involved in the Moore family murder in Villisca.
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Red Oak
F. F. Jones
Iowa
Villisca
J. N. Wilkerson
Kansas City
Jones
Moore
Bob Jones and His Evangelistic Party Portrait
A feature profiles evangelist Bob Jones, a 33 year old Alabama native with a self made background. It details his campaigns from Dothan to Montgomery, his staff in Quincy including G. H. Meinard Miss Eula Chandler Loren G. Jones and others, and notes his disciplined, non sensational approach and broad outreach.
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Bob Jones
Alabama
Dixie Iand
Tie
Bob Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Hart
Southern University
Greenshoro
Jones
Dothan
Job Jones
Hig
Joh Jones
Ife
Tabernacles
Is Is Tabernacles
Mr. Jones
Quincy
G. H. Melnardi
Chicago
Metnard
Bostom
Denver
Ohio
Meinard
Eula Chandler
Ilula Chandler
Miss Chandler
Loren G. Jones
Billy Sunday
Evangelist Lyons
Quincy Orchardists Win in Missouri Show
The William son orchards near Quincey dominated the apple and corn show in Louisiana Missouri, earning nine first prizes. C C Mack organized the display and earned top honors in the Round-up contests. H Koeller from New Canton and C M Beall of Clayton also won multiple awards while W L Schauf of Quincy took a quinces exhibit. Champ Clark spoke non politically and Dr Whitten of Missouri University commented on the wheat crop.
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Williamson
Quincey
Louisiana
C. C. Mack
H. Koeller
New Canton
C. M. Beall
Clayton
W. L Schauf
Quincy
Champ Clark
Dr. Whitten
The
Missouri University
St Lawrence Chapel Dedicated at Soldiers Home
The St Lawrence Catholic chapel at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home was dedicated Sunday with 6 am and 9 am masses and evening services. Attendance grew to 250, with Rev Fathers Lee Postner Maas Steinbeck and Didacus delivering sermons. The chapel will house the Blessed Sacrament and daily 6 am masses will continue. a banquet followed the 6 pm visitors’ meal.
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St. Lawrence Catholic
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Father Lee
Father Postner
St. John Catholic Church
Peter Maas
Willian Steinbeck
Kansas City
St. Boniface Church
Didacus
Capital Building
St. John Or
St. Rose Church
John Andrew
Rally tent arrives in Palmyra for big Monday event
Palmyra MO reports a large rally setup on the high school grounds due to downtown space limits. Visitors include Congressman Weaver of Oklahoma and Senator Reed, along with Fred Gardner Thos Anderson and Chas Hay who traveled from St. Louis after a state committee meeting. Frank Rosey of St. Louis stayed for the meeting. Jimmer Jegglin and wife from Chicago visited Palmyra relatives. An Oakwood truck accident on the Palmyra Hannibal road injured a girl. A J McBride of Liberty and Mary Inslee of Siloam Springs married in the circuit clerk's office with Judge Charwell officiating.
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Chicago
Palmyra
Oakwood
Four Corners
Palmyra-Hannibal
A. J. McBride
Liberty
Mary Inslee
Siloam
Fil
Hannibal
Court House
Charwel
McKensie
Overland
L. B. Boswell
City Freight Bureau
Meyer-Wilms Co
Julia Wheeler
Kenwood Avenue
W. C. Wheeler
Spot” Wheeler
Kansas City
Clarefice Jones
Blue Ribbon
John Carroll
Dave Wall
Post Office Force
Monmouth
Knights of Columbus
Helen Simms
Gem City Business College
Electric Wheel Works
Ben Dobyns
Shelbina
Jack” Cruttenden
Glen McPherson
Memphis
Quincey
Ruth Westerman
York Street
Urbana
Richard Westerman
State University
M. J. Haley
Francis Forrest
State Street
Frank Seggelke
Warsaw
H. J. Seggelke
North Sixth Street
Be Venvertoh
Ethel
South Twelfth Street
Arthur Klemm
Clarence Riley
St. Mary's Hospital
John R- Tucson
Farmers’ Exchange Bank of
Baldwin Park
Thomas J. Thompson
Carthage
Quincy
Mr. Thompson
Ewing
Prominent Specialist Dies in Philadelphia at 63
Dr. D Braden Kyle a renowned nose and throat specialist died at his Philadelphia home on Monday from pneumonia He was 63 and had been ill less than a week The death was reported from Philadelphia reflecting the loss of a leading medical figure in otorhinolaryngology.
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Philadelphia
D. Braden Kyle
Drug Company Undertaking Big National Straw Vote
The United Drug company will conduct the largest straw vote across 8000 Rexall stores nationwide to predict the president elected on November 7. Brown and Mays reported early results with Hughes leading 19 to 6 over Wilson. totals will be sent daily to Boston for counting and official release via Brown and Mays and in the Whig.
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United Drug Company
Rexall
Brown and
Mays
Hughes
Wilson
Boston
Brown and Mays
Whig
Probate Notes In County Court Roundup
Probate notes report multiple wills and inventories in County Court. Leonidas Thompson of Mendon leaves one fourth to each brother O W Thompson and W S Thompson one fourth to niece Maxine McFarland and the remainder to heirs of Laura Lennon. James White age 86 leaves estate to be divided per Illinois law with executors Nannie White and W F Sieverson. William F Marshall directs $1000 to brothers Cyrus and William E Marshall and splits remaining property between sister Lizze and brother R E Marshall with Cyrus as executor. Mrs Syrena Robinson executrix inventories estate of Jas D Robinson listing Lot 17 Block 88 John Wood’s add Quincy valued at 2000, cash 933 and ten Gardner Governor works shares par 100. Frank Penick administrator inventories Oscar Dickhut estate totaling 234.60 savings and 5900.42 notes.
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Leonidas Thompson
Mendon
O. W. Thompson
W. S. Thompson
Maxine McFarland
Laura Josephine Lennon
James White
Honey Creek Township
Illinois
Nannie White
W. F. Sieverson
Wrenry F. Marshall
Cyrus
William E. Marshall
Lizze
R. E. Marshall
Cyrus Marshall
Deeds Recorded In Quincy Area Transfers Listed
Deeds recorded show C A Bergman to A H Bergman quit claim on lot 6 block 1 Kellenbrinks add Quincy for 8. Nancy E Mixer et al to George C Triplett and Grace E Predmore formerly Triplett quit claim two parcels in section 5 two and a third south range 5 west for 1. Sophia M Butterworth to George A Fischer lot 14 in Mertz and Durants subdivision Quincy for 1900.
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C. A. Bergman
A. H. Bergman
Kellenbrinks
Quincey
Nancy E. Mixer
George C. Triplett
Grace E. Predmore
Triplett
Sophia M. Butterworth
George A. Fischer
Mertz & Durants
Quincy
Hear Congressman Burnett Chip erfield at Turner hall Tuesday evening
BRIEF PERSONALS. Hear Congressman Burnett Chip erfield at Turner hall Tuesday evening. The item notes several local happenings including christenings, social events, business moves, and community notices from Quincy.
Ursa Crowd Hears Anti Bond Speakers
Attorney Frank Penick and J H Paxton spoke at Ursa Saturday night opposing a bond issue. Tom B Smith chaired as a large crowd listened. Objections cited: 360 miles of road would be too costly and macadam and concrete roads deemed failures.
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Frank Penick
J. H. Paxton
Ursa
Tom B. Smith
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Gilbert Parker
London
Sanato En
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Suoren Jones
Wichita
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Don Cochran
Monticetlo
Ind
Quincy Tabernacle
WM. Curtis
W. M. Curtis
Curtis
Blooominton
Willis G. Haymaker
Bob Jones Tabernacle
Missouri
ST. Lawrence Chapel
Burnett M. Chiperfield
Turner Hall
Willis Valentine Christopher
John Herrman
South Twenty-first Street
H. J. Leemhuis
Valentine Degitz
Christopher Herrman
Eagles ‘Buffalo Club
Eagles’ Hall
Thelma Margaret
Fred Raukohl
Henry Raukohl
Washington Street
Clara Summers
Emma Raukohl
Crispin Shoe Co
Maine
Ozela Bass
Lincoln School
Centralia
Frank Waterkotter
Chestnut Street
Emma ‘Talkin
Marguerite Zimmerman
Albert Freese
Albert Buck
Meyer-Wilmsey
John Wood
Col. Shepherd Corps
Women’s Relief Corps
Masonic Temple
Mary Nichols
Herman Stormer
Charles Frazer
Carl Schaefer
Frazer
Robert Halbach
Frank Forest
Snyder
Margaret Lyford
Arcade Hall
Milt Cabell
Sioux City
Miys Ruth Yeoman
Harry Twombley
Dakotas
Congressman Chiperfield
Emily Schultz
Edith Crawford
FH. H. Platt
Helen Liebeg
William Kosyan
Leggatt Myers
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