Ellis Attacks Baker War Secretary Before Republican Club
Ellis attacked Secretary Baker during a Men's Republican Club meeting, defending Valley Forge heroes and accusing Baker of attacks on the patriots of 1776. He warned against forgetting heroic sacrifice and urged the nation to awaken to citizenship as he invoked Von Steuben and the Revolution. The event included songs, applause, and discussion of club activities and upcoming meetings.
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Ashington
Mr. Ellis
Valley Forge
Baker
von Steuben Lis
Frederick William Euben
Newton D. Baker
Jly Forge
Republican Club
Epublican
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John Hart
Joe Sterling
Mr. Jave
Local Fraternal and Protective Orders Meet in City Hall
Readable fragments show notices of meetings for Inft Lodge No 98 Mutual Protec league Eternity Council No 261 Mutual Executive league Miam White Shrine of Masons in the Masonic temple National Horseshoers Protective action km City Lodge No 267 of Odd Fellows meets in LOOF hall Modern association Hades and Labor assembly in the city context.
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Inft Lodge
Eternity Council
Mutual Eetive League
Riam White Shrine of Masons
Masonic Temple
Tional Horseshoers Protective Action
Km City Lodge
Loof
Hall
Fodern Association
Hades and Labor Assembly
Abe Martin dies and Bud recalls old car cautions
Tipton Bud notes Abe Martin has died and reflects on avoiding road cars, stressing care about drivers and rail safety while recalling past habits of simplifying homes. The fragment hints at local memories of transportation and construction paths.
Button hole G. O. P. elephants offered at office
The Whig announces a limited supply of button hole G. O. P. elephants and invites men to call at the office to obtain them. Boys under 21 are not eligible.
Republicans Meet at Dunbar Home in Fifth Precinct
The Fifth precinct Republicans gather at H. J. Dunbar’s home 2867 Maine street at 7 30 this evening. A spirited turnout is urged with all precinct Republicans asked to attend. Brown & Mays straw vote results show Hughes 40 Wilson 31 Thursday.
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Fifth Precinct
Sixth Ward
H. J. Dunbar
Maine Street
Hughes
Wilson
Brown & Mays
High School Parent Teachers Organize Meeting
About 50 attended the high school meeting to organize a Parent Teacher Association. Principal Zens Smith presided and an executive committee to draft a constitution was to be appointed. Superintendent Gill and Mrs. M. E. Fawcett spoke on benefits of parent teacher collaboration.
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Quincy Trial Opens On Child Abandonment Charge
Rathburn living at Twentieth and Chestnut streets was arrested Thursday on a child abandonment charge. Judge McCarl will hear the case in county court today.
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Rathburn
Milliard Rathburn
Twentieth and
Chestnut Streets
McCarl
Larger Home Being Sought for Young Women
Mrs. W. W. Bourne was re elected president at the annual meeting of the Young Women's Christian Home. Officers and a building committee were named to seek larger, centrally located quarters. The home, at 318 York street, provides affordable housing and support for working women without local resources. Donations and references from community groups were credited, with plans to assemble an advisory board and consider Broadway properties.
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York Street
W. W. Bourne
Carot E. Baker
Martha M. Stoll
Alice Toole
Frank Lavelle
Mina Westhold
E. H. Menke
Pauline Pittman
Gertrude
Emilie Pease
John R. Rottmeyer
Dead Man Witness in Divorce Suit in Quincy Court
Anderson D. York, linked to a presumed death and insurance tangle, appeared in circuit court to pursue a divorce from Alice York. He contends desertion after their 1880 marriage, with Alice leaving Quincy for Florida four years ago. Judge Akers adjourned hearings, with judgment to follow.
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Anderson D. York
Quincy
Circuit Court
Alice York
Dan Stine
Hester E. Stine
Ann Carter
Elmer Daniels
Charles H. Knox
William Schafer
Akers
Dye Making Machines Installed at Monroe Drug Plant
Workmen in the Monroe Drug company direct dye plant near the bay have nearly completed installing a carload of dye making machinery received this week. A second car due to arrive in Cuincy within ten days will finish setup and the factory will be ready to manufacture dyes. If on schedule, grinding and mixing of dye stuffs will begin between November 10 and 20, with round the clock operation to fill orders that total over 500000 dollars.
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Monroe Drug Company
The
Bay
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Quincy
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We thank friends for kindness after the loss of our wife and daughter. Special thanks for the many beautiful floral offerings. G. L. Mahair, T. P. McDonald and Family.
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G. L. Mahair
T. P. McDonald
District Convention Held By Women's Relief Corps
About 50 delegates from the Quincy district will meet in the Armory at 9 AM for the annual district convention with John Wood corps No. 47 and Col. L. W. Shepherd corps No. 304. Afternoon inspection follows. supper will be served at the Masonic temple basement. Attending officials include Nellie Eastman, May Knight, and Mamie Wimmer. Carrie D. Colman and Anna Payne named as chairs.
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Women Relief Corps
Quincy
John Wood Corps
L. W. Shepherd
Women’s Relief Corps
Masonic Temple
Nellie Eastman
Dixon, Ill
Illinois
May Knight
Pittsfield
Ill
Mamie Wimmer
Carrie D. Colman
Anna Payne
Col. Shepherd Corps
Democrats Tour Through County
Democrats conduct extensive county campaign with events in Beverly Liberty Melrose and Kellerville Mendon Loraine Ursa LaPrairie and Columbus. Speakers include Walter Bennett John Wheelock Alfred Brockschmidt Arthur Roy Roy Adair Judge Hubbard Rolland Wagner and William Feigenspan with plans through late October and early November.
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Walter Bennett
John Wheelock
Beverly
Albert Akers
Liberty
William Feigenspan
Melrose
Fred Wolfe
Columbus
Ed P. Allen
Lima
John E. Wall
Alfred J. Brockschmidt
Mendon
Roy Adair
Arthur Roy
Town Hall
Concord
Kellerville
S. A. Hubbard
Loraine
Rolland Wagner
Ursa
LaPrairie
Prayer Meetings Tonight Across Districts For Revival
Cottage prayer meetings at 7 15 pm except districts 7 66 at 7 and district 5 at 7 30. Listings include YWCA district 1 937 12 Hampshire street Vermont street 1116 district 5 1249 Maine street 1415 Hampshire district 7 1624 Hampshire 9 2102 Hampshire 10 2321 Hampshire 11 2432 Broadway 12 Woodland home 13 2701 Broadway 14 234 Spring 21 Nurses home Blessing hospital 23 927 Broadway 28 4526 Elm 20 498 Spring 32 38 123 Chestnut 34 205 Maple 36 1314 North Fifth 41 1417 North Eighth 42 3 916 North Eighth 51 2 2043 Chestnut 60 325 South Fourth 62 319 1 2 South Eighth 63 234 South Twelfth 66 225 South Sixteenth 72 Chaddock Boys' school 734-522 Maiden Lane
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Woodland Home
Spring
Blessing Hospital
Elm
Chestnut
Maple
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North Eighth
South Fourth
South Eighth
South Twelfth
South Sixteenth
Chaddock Boys’ School
Maiden Lane
Birth Announced for Dittmeyer Family Son
Mrs. Mamie Upschulte Dittmeyer gave birth to a son Thursday morning. The child is born to Mr. and Mrs. John Dittmeyer of 1835 Spring Street.
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John Dittmeyer
Spring Street
Highway Chiefs Speak For Bonds in Adams County
Illinois state highway commission members spoke in Fall Creek Paloma and Payson in favor of a 300 mile Adams county road bond system. Secretary Bradt outlined benefits and cost, showing high investment value for farmers and time saved for users. Marr and Wilson addressed crowds, with local officials noting tax impacts and urging voter support. Meetings and upcoming talks scheduled in Melrose Lippincott hall and Kingston area. Kingston turnout hindered by poor roads.
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Illinois State Highway Commission
Adams County
S. E. Bradt
Fall Creek
William Marr
Paloma
James Wilson
St. Peter’s Hall
Payson
Bradt
Adams
Wilson
L. L. Boyer
Henry Scarborough
Mr. Bower
Payson Township
Hasel of
Fowler
Lippincott Hall
Melrose
Kingston
Enginer Marr
Sanitary survey opportunity discussed by civic league
The sanitary committee debated the Quincy survey and the pure milk ordinance. A government survey will visit Quincy upon request, with aim to improve health conditions as Chicago and Minneapolis have done. The group agreed to cooperate with the health board and Pure Milk association to enforce the new ordinance effective January 10, benefiting producers and consumers.
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The
Civic League
Quincy
Chicago
Minneapolis
United States
Public Health Survey
Washington
Health Board
Pure Milk Association
Women's Special Plan Big Reception in Goodland
A long list of names appears as organizers and attendees for a women's reception and campaign train in Goodland Kansas. The piece details the August campaign schedule, committee members, and volunteers who will meet the women at the Hotel Quincy in Quincy and coordinate cars, decoration, and escort duties. It notes a rally at the Orpheum theater and lists numerous local women and committees. A brief local ad at the end promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for colds.
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Topeka
Kan
Ravine
Kansas City
Hughes
Quincy
Quicy
Orpheum Theater
Orpheum
Alfred Ellis
Charles Cottrell
Henry Dayton
Joseph Ehart
J. Willis Gardner
E. J. Parker
Guy Noll
Helen Catxins
P. Bonfoey
Robert K. Bacon
Otis Johnston
Mary Bull
Lawrence Bonfoey
J. Will Gardner
A. O. Lindsay
Robert Bacon
A. W. Weis
J. M Winters
E. B Hillman
Frank Bolles
C Arthur Pfeiffer
C. W. Leffingwell
Law Wells
O. G. Mull
Jack Ellis
J. Will Wall
Finlay Carrott
Charles Nichols
W. D. Duker
Walter Williamson
John Cruttenden
Tra Calkins
Henry Brant
George H. Gardner
Beckenbaugh
W. S. McKee
George Gardner
Henry Darton
Ella Rogers
Ira Calkins
Ida Neill
Ellen A Brady
Mary Baker
Thomas E Thompson
Miss Beckenbaugh
R M Switzer
Thomas Thompson
McFadden
Donahue
Eugene Potter
Lida Henry
W. K. Abbott
Ringlan
Mary Rull
Charles Adelpohl
Archies Ehrens
Aldo Behrens
Bert Castle
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Parish Players to Perform Tonight at Empire Theater
The Quincey Young People's lyceum brings the Parish players to the Empire theater for a full evening show. Staging by Fritz Schlemmer and Dodge & Castle studios, with lighting from Klerlyn studios, promising a noteworthy production and a large audience.
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Quincey Young People
New York
Weather forecast and river stage update
Fair and warmer in the south with unsettled north showers while Friday brings light rain. Saturday then fair but cooler with cooler north winds. Missouri forecast calls for fair days ahead, warmer in east and south, then cooler Friday night in the northwest. River from Warsaw to Louisiana expected to rise about half a foot tonight and continue rising slowly through Friday and likely Saturday.
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