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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1916

Page

3

Wilson Welcomed at Shadow Lawn Summer Home

President A Wilson arrives at Shadow Lawn in Long Branch for renomination notification ceremonies amid flag dressed buildings and a 3500 strong Jersey crowd. The day features luncheon for Senator Ollie James, lawn events, and a 4 pm veranda speech before a Washington departure and Lincoln speech trip planned.

Long Branch A Wilson Shadow Lawn White House Philadelphia House Senate Jersey New Jersey Wilson Tumulty T. Grayson Ollie James

Patterson named chief of Grand Army encampment

Kansas City Sept 2 The golden anniversary encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic closed with a camp fire addressed by officers of the National Association of Union ex Prisoners of War. William J Patterson of Pittsburgh was named to succeed Capt Elias R Monfort as commander in chief and Rev Orville S Reed and William M Hanna were named chaplain and surgeon general respectively. Railroad shops closed at Jacksonville Ill as George W Imgrund the C P S L shops superintendent received orders to shut down indefinitely starting Sept 3.

Kansas City Grand Army of the Republic National Association of Union Jacksonville Ill George W. Imgrund W. C. Hurst

Good Roads Rally in Pittsfield 8th

Pittsfield news notes there will be no good roads rally on Friday at 3 30 p m Judge Lyman McCarl of Quincy will speak on the past present and future of roads Gila Boyer Adams County road engineer on how Adams County is doing it and William Marr chief engineer of the state highway commission on the things we need most to know The organization of the association will be completed and vice presidents named from each township

Pittsfield Lyman McCarl Quincy Gi la Boyer Adams County William Marr State Highway Commission Harvey Kiser J. A. Williamson A. J. Williamson Springfield Edward Glandon D. N. Wetzel Peoria S6th Hiiness Regiment Wetzel Col J. J. Jones Arthur Brown Greenfield Mary Mabel Dale Mayswinkle A. Crull Columbus Junction McCourtney Cicero Peters John Peters Emma Reinhardt Pittsfield High School State University At State University At Normal This Winter. Dr. J. M. Manton of Buda, Jr Della Manton Carthage Frances Manton Imma Brown Summer Hill Maplewood St. Louie Florine Colvin Nebo Bessie Ruch Oregon Hayes Colvin Clara Parker Laura Eliza McFadien Latham Kan L. E. Husted Jesse Houseman H. C. Kibler L. E. Lacy Sam Peacock State Hospital Jacksonville Ruth Branch Mt. Sterling Mae Cannon Barry Grace English Lottie Bloom Beulah Landers A. J. Jex Bates Canada Ethel Walthers Decatur Belle Clark Edward Jones August Huseman Walter Hassett St. Louis Mary Hassett

Wilson may skip national speaking tour plan

Plans for President Wilson's campaign speaking trip were discussed in New York at a Democratic committee meeting. It was announced he probably would deliver his most important speeches from the Long Branch porch, signaling aversion to a stump tour and likely few long trips.

New York Wilson Democratic Campaign Committee Long Branch N. J

Gas coke advised as cleaner cheaper fuel trend

Local notices urge gas coke over coal for range heater and furnace with claims of better heat and lower cost. Several residents and visitors are noted in brief on church picnics visits, travels to Colorado Springs, Manitou, and Keokuk, plus real estate and service ads. The item lists households in Garryville, St. John's Church grounds at Labor Day, and ongoing summer–winter coke reservations.

A. R. Cash Garryville Mary Lentz Mary Diehl Liberty Amelia Burman George Prante Beulah St. Paul Lake Minnetonka Frank Daugherty Mildred Mendon T. F. Daugherty Remember &J. John’s Labor Day Spruce Fdna Robb Hopkins Myra Kirkpatrick Chestnut Street Robb Kirkpatrick Tillinois Women’s College Jacksonville Mendon High School Phillip Dickhut Hannibal B. Q. Stevens Bessie Scott North Fourth Street Alexis Galesburg St. John’s Church Tenth Spruce Streets George McGuire Virginia Dubuque Herman Stormer Josephine Ruskamp Elmer Mester Henry Stark Butte Mont Barbara Sinseman Fred Keokuk Warraw Hamilton John Conner Mt. Sterling St. Mary's Hospital Kathryn Dussair Margaret Helen Kansas City

Ansbro Family Visits Then Returns to St Louis

Mrs John Ansbro and daughter Cal Ne visited her mother Mrs Caroline Hartley and Mrs Mary Facer at 326 i-2 South Fifth Street before returning to St Louis. Grandson William Loebing of Moline attended. Laurine and Helen Meyer returned from a seven weeks stay in St Louis. A local line notes that women often talk too much with no known remedy.

May Barker Brooklyn N. Y Ed Speckmann North Fifth Street John Ansbro Cal- Ne St. Louis Ansbro Caroline Hartley Mary Facer I-2 South Fifth Street William Loebbing Moline Miss Laurine Helen Meyer

College instructor sued by bride to be

Chicago Sept 2 On the eve of his marriage Prof Charles Roth Dines former Northwestern instructor now of Dartmouth was sued for breach of promise by Miss Dana May Grove of Omaha seeking 30000 damages claiming he promised to marry her She learned he is to wed Miss Charlotte Reed of Everett The two women were Dines pupils at Northwestern.

Chicago Charles Roth Dines Northwestern University Dartmouth

Rail executives urge arbitration over wage demands

Fifty railroad executives in Washington describe a proposed wage increase of about 35 percent for freight train and yard workers, arguing the cost would threaten railroad solvency and public welfare. They urge public arbitration to resolve the dispute and warn of potential bankruptcy if costs rise.

Washington

Problem Threatens Democracy Itself A Rail Strike Warning

A bold warning argues that a strike by highly paid laborers could threaten democracy and imperil national commerce by blocking transportation. Leaders named include Hale Holden of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad and W. W. Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Railroad, among others.

Hale Holden Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad W. W. Atterbury Pennsylvenia Railroad Fairfax Harrison Southern Railways

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Afelcome Wilsor Mr. Wilson Hodgenville Lincoln Patterson THE Grand Army Pennsylvania Rae Pike County St. John's Church Thomas Hill Susan Colorado Springs Liggatte Myers Sobecco der United States Brotherhoods Ag Mays Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Board of Arbitration R. 8. Lovett Union Pacific System P. Ripley Atchison, Topeke & Santa Peo System A. H. Smith New York Central Lines Frank Trumbull Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Daniel Willard Baltimore and Ohie Railroad
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