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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1919

Page

12

Roosevelt Spirit Inspires Fight Against Radicalism Taft Says

Former President Taft lauded Theodore Roosevelt at a Roosevelt memorial in New Haven. He warned radicals in labor unions threaten government, urged Americans to uphold law and order, and called Roosevelt living influence crucial to defend Americanism and the nation’s institutions.

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Vote In House on Passing Dry Bill Over Wilson Veto

Roll call shows Republicans for 176 votes and Democrats for 78 in support of reenacting the dry bill over Wilson's veto. The tally lists dozens of named lawmakers from Maryland to Wisconsin and Tennessee, with 29 Republicans and 26 Democrats opposing, totaling 55 against.

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Lima Ills Community Notes and Social Happenings

Mrs Irwin Bolt remains improving in a Quincy hospital and friends expect full recovery. The Order of Eastern Star hosts an oyster supper and Halloween social with a bazaar and many sale items on Thursday Oct 30. Local addresses note meetings, missionary talks, walnut crop shortages, and residents welcoming a new boy.

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Poindexter Seeks Republican Nomination for President

Washington Senator Miles Poindexter announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination in 1920. He outlines a platform opposing labor strikes against railroads, denouncing communism, and urging a government supreme over capital and labor while recognizing labor's just claims. He says the party must back his platform if chosen.

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Maplewood seniors honor Miss Akers at country home

Camp Point learns of Miss Nida Akers wintering in Texas as Maplewood High seniors surprise her at her country home with music games and a wiener toast. The item notes many local visitors and social outings in Camp Point and surrounding towns. It mentions a high school game won by Mendon 7 to 5 and an incident where Mr. Hoke was thrown from a horse but unharmed.

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Immigrant Employment by Region Reported

The report highlights immigrant birth origins chiefly Italians and notes that 25,709 individuals are employed east of Pittsburgh. It emphasizes regional employment distribution and core demographic details for the immigrant workforce.

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Dentifrice Pepsodent Promises Film Fight for Teeth

An advertisement urges readers to try Pepsodent a ten day tube at no cost, claiming dental film causes tartar and pyorrhea. It explains Pepsin activates to dissolve albuminous film, then fights remaining film to whiten teeth and reduce decay. Readers urged to cut out the coupon and try for lifetime dental health.

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