Prohibition Campaign in Ohio Pushes Voter Action
Ohio campaign centers on Anti-Saloon League efforts led by William J. Bryan as voters face multiple wet and dry referendum questions. League leaders describe a tougher fight, with Bryan touring the state by special train and delivering up to 10 speeches daily to mobilize support ahead of the election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
William J. Bryan
Howard H. Russell
Leezue
Dan Morgan Smith
Chicago
Sam Small
Bryan
Jamus A. White
Anti- Saloon League
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Tme
F. L. Dustman
Edior
The
American Issue
Prohibition Amendment Questions Debated by Legislature
The text presents a set of four questions concerning the ratification of the Federal prohibition amendment and the Crabbe act's methods of enforcing the state prohibition amendment, reflecting legislative discussion on imposing nationwide liquor restrictions.
Relatives of Russian Jewish family in distress seek aid
Sam Subeck reports a letter from Postul Russia detailing Rubien Lubeck and his family in hardship. The father is blind, mother barely living, and a sister died after shelter was swept away. A hospital operation in Königsburg is requested, while funds sent by relatives abroad have not arrived. Eight children remain, with several in the United States, and the Hamp shire street Jewish office accepts monetary gifts.
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Europe
Sam Subeck
Postul
Russia
Rubien Lubeck
Sebeck
Koeningsburg
Germany
America
Lubeck
States
Hampshire Street
Quincy High Scored In The Macomb Game
Referee O R Harrison reversed a game ruling between Quincy and Macomb, changing the final score to Quincy six Macomb eleven from fourteen to zero. The dispute centered on a five yard penalty on Macomb on the Macomb six yard line and alleged down count errors.
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Quincy High
O. R. Harrison
Quincy
Macomb
Wellemeyer
Macomb High School
Harrison
Deaths and Funerals Henry Heckerman
Funeral services for Henry Heckerman of Fowler were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the church and at 3 o'clock at the St Paul church in Fowler. Rev H J Leemhuis of the Quincy Salem church officiated with bearers Thomas Gooding Arthur Hemming John Duright Henry Mittleberg Henry Steinage and John Mittleberg participating.
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Henry Heckerman
Fowler
St. Paul
H. J. Leemhuis
Quincy Salem Church
Thomas Gooding
Arthur Hemming
John Duright
Henry Mittleberg
Henry Steinage
John Mittleberg
La Grange resident Thomas Pryce dies at 94
Thomas Pryce of La Grange Mon. died at 1:30 Sunday morning in St. Mary hospital after a period as a patient. Death was from cancer. A prominent La Grange citizen the deceased was 94 years old. His son W. E. Pryce arrived Sunday to accompany the remains home for burial.
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Thomas Pryce
la Grange
Mon
St. Mary Hospital
W. E. Pryce
LaGrange
Death notices for Uriah Lawber and baby John E Jr
Uriah Lawber a Soldier s and Sailors Home resident died Monday noon after four months illness in the Home hospital. He served in Company K, 78th Illinois Infantry during the Civil War. Survived by brother Michael Lawber of Ursa and sister Adeline Struckert of Payson. Funeral at White undertaking parlors. John E Boemer Jr of 811 Cherry street and his wife mourn the loss of their infant son John E Jr who died at Blessing hospital Sunday night. The infant was buried in St Louis.
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Uriah Lawber
Soldiers and Saiflors
Lawber
Seventy Eighth Illinois Infantry
Michael Lawber
Ursa
Adeline Struckert
Payson
John E. Boemer, Jr
John 2. Boemer
Cherry Street
John E. Jr
Blessing Hospital
St. Louis
Tribute to Theodore Roosevelt on 61st birthday in Washington
Washington memorial events paid tribute to Theodore Roosevelt on his 61st birthday. Senator Phelan praised Roosevelt as a man of action and service. The Interior Department closed noon to 2 pm so workers could honor his memory. House members from both parties stood in respect.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Liberty Hut
Phelan
California
Interior Department
Lane
Busby Returns From Funeral of Partner in Peoria
W L Busby of the Empire theater has returned from Peoria after attending the funeral of S B Harrington former business partner. The service at the late home was largely attended and conducted by Rev FT Bowen of St Pauls Episcopal Church. Busby acted as pallbearer and donorary.
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W. L. Busby
Empire Theater
Peoria
S. B. Harrington
Catfish Fin Triggers Blood Poisoning After Sting
Charles Taylor of 881 Jersey Street suffers a serious blood poisoning from a catfish fin sting at Wisherd Oyster and Fish market. In St Mary’s hospital he shows improvement but remains in danger as the illness extended from a finger prick two weeks ago.
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Charles Taylor
Jersey Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Mer. Taylor
Wisherd
A Quinine That Does Not Affect Head
An advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets can be taken by anyone without nervousness or ringing in the head. It notes only one Bromo Quinine and features E W Grove’s signature on the box priced at 3 cents.
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E.W. Grove
Phos Phated Iron Capsules Promote Red Blood Strength
Strong men and women win out by tackling tasks with energy. Phosphated Iron capsules build blood and nerves, restore vigor, and promise renewed health in days. Available at Owl Drug Store and leading druggists.
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Owl Drug Store
Adv
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