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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1916

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French Drive Gains South of the Somme Amid Fierce Fighting

Paris reports heavy combat south of the Somme with French forces capturing Ommiecourt Hospital Farm Rainette wood and portions of Marrieres wood while repelling German counter attacks. By Sept 6 French and British forces claim major gains across the Somme front with thousands of prisoners and dozens of guns taken.

Paris Ommiecourt Hospital Farm Rainette Wood Marrieres Wood Somme Venice Rome London Gorizia Church of St.John Punta del Foranesa Rio Felizon Bovi von Hindenburg Mazurian Teutons Hindenburg Sraff Combies Forest Belloy-en-Santerre Verden Thiau- Séegerman Vilages France Belgium Foch Teuton Soyecourt Chilly Chaulces Peronne Combles Steonne Andelly Wood Hospital Run Marrietts Wood Bouchavesnes Clery Ginchy Fueillmont Fairemont Farm Leuzée Wood Chaulnes Roye Vermandevillers Somme Front Estern Pricé Marsh Volhynia Galicia Carpathian Passes Vladimir-Volynski Hungary Carpathians Berlin Rrzezany Fundul Carpathian Balkans Romania Tutrakan Dobric Petrograd Ognott Turkey Constantinople Greece

Winded Campaign Rush Heads to Sept 13 Primary

Chicago hosts the final campaign week as state hopefuls converge for the September 13 primary. GOP governor contenders Frank O Lowden, Frank L Smith, and Morton Hull mobilize with three daily meetings at factories, mass noon rallies, and wartime style evening meetings while major candidates flood the airwaves with ads and literature.

Chicago Frank O. Lowden Oregon Frank L. Smith Dwight Morton D. Hull Attornney General

Murder suicide at Hartley home shocks residents

Sheldon Sept 6. Mr and Mrs Prank Cox were found dead at their Hartley home Tuesday. A coroner inquest found Cox murdered his wife and shot himself. Cox had been fined last week for beating his wife and she had left Monday night to get her clothes.

Sheldon Prank Cox Hartley Cox

Four Formal Demands Pressed by Japan on China

Washington reports reveal drastic terms Japan asks after Cheng Chiatun clash in inner Mongolia and South Manchuria. Indemnities, apology, and political concessions sought along with punishments for Chinese officers. Japan to appoint advisers, inspectors, and seek special interests. State Dept to file detailed reports.

Washington China Japan Cheng Chiatun Inner Mongola Inner Mongolia South Manchuria Manchuria Eastern Mongolia Mukden Darien Cherg Chiatun Lansing Stepsewill State Department Far East Peking

Rumanians Take Two Border Towns

London dispatches say Rumanians captured Orsova and Terkules fuerdoe in Transylvania per Vienna advices to the Exchange Telegraph. Orsova lies on the Danube near the Iron Gate, a Danube port of strategic value with about 5,000 inhabitants in 1908. Herkulesiner is 12 miles north of Ostrova.

London Orsova Terkulesfuerdoe Transylvania Vienna Exchange Telegraph Company Danube Iron Gate Romania Serbia Herkulesiner Doc Nes Ostrova

Chicago Citizens' Association pushes constitutional convention

On Tuesday the Chicago Citizens' Association led by George E. Cole launched a movement for a constitutional convention in Illinois. Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman Roger Sullivan and other political leaders agreed to serve on the advisory committee for the convention campaign, Cale announced.

Cincagg Chicago Citizens’ Association George E. Cole Illinois Lawrence Y. Sherman Roger Sullivan Cale

Public Will Own Roads Garretson Says Government Ownership Near

Washington September 6 A B Garretson leader of the four railroad brotherhoods predicts government ownership and operation of railroads and other public utilities within ten years. He cites avoiding a national rail strike through government interference as a first step and says the trend toward public ownership grows, viewing government operation as the lesser danger.

Washington A. B. Garretson Teader

Jury Disagrees in Roblin Case in Manitoba

Winnipeg Sept 6 The jury in the Sir Rodmond Roblin former premier of Manitoba and two cabinet members J H Howden attorney general and John R Coldwell minister of education conceded they could not reach a verdict in the conspiracy to defraud the province over parliament buildings. The jury was dismissed and the trial cast over to fall assizes. A charge of destroying public documents was postponed. The ex ministers remain free on $50 000 bonds each.

Winnipeg Rodmond Roblin J. H. Howden John R. Coldwell Manitoba Prendergast Sir Rodmond Coldwell Howden

Villa Seeks Ammunition in Santa Clara Canyon

Francisco Villa with 700 to 1800 men has penetrated Santa Clara canyon and moved toward Tepehuanes. A Carranza force led by Gen Elizondo pursues. Belief is strong that Villa is seeking hidden ammunition in the canyon.

EL Paso Tex Francisco Villa Santa Clara Canyon Tepehuanes el Valle Chihuahua Carranza Elizonda Fender

Check Rumanians on Both Wings

Berlin reports the Rumanians are checked on both wings of their Transylvania invasion and retreat before German and Bulgarian forces in southeastern Romania. Austrian artillery opened gaps in Romanian lines on the left, while Romanians falter near Orsova and at the Maras river as transport failures hinder follow up. The Budapest press notes cautious southern Transylvania action to avoid traps.

Berlin Transylvania Rumania Budapest Orsova Cerna Gyorgo Szente Miklos Maras Az Est

La Follette Leads In Wisconsin Primary Returns

Mil waukee Sept 6 Tonight's primary results show Robert M. LaFollette ahead for United States senator over M G Jeffris with gains in Milwaukee county and the northwest. Gov Philipp likely to head the Republican ticket with Henry Johnson as treasurer. LaFollette faction nominates Dithmar for lieutenant governor Merlin Hull for secretary of state and Walter Owens for attorney general. Philipp and Lafollette alignments dominate the slate.

Milwaukkeh Robert M. LaFollette United States M. G. Jeffris Janesville Milwaeukee County BR. Philipp Henry Johnson LaFollette Dithmar Merlin Hull Walter Owens Momnees Philipp

Double Zeppelins For Carrying Mails Between Berlin and U S

Chicago, Sept 6 Two unarmed Zeppelins with a carrying capacity of sixteen have been built in Germany to carry mail between Berlin and the United States. Morris Epstein, agent of the German American Alliance, says the craft Amerika and Deutschland have been christened and can make the Berlin New York voyage in 72 hours.

Chicago Germany Berlin U. S Morris Epstein German-American Alliance Europe Epstein Amerika Deutschland New York

King Constantine Fully Recovered Despite Delayed Meeting

London report cites an official bulletin saying King Constantine has fully recovered his health but the premier told a Venizelist deputation that the king remains unable to see them, citing his majesty’s health as the season.

London Reuter Athens Constantine

Hughes Decries Action Under Pressure in Speech

Charles E Hughes told a Lexington audience that the United States should not enact legislation before investigations are complete, warning against action under pressure. He urged fair dealing for labor and preservation of constitutional liberties amid calls for preparedness. A Cincinnati stop echoed his stance on arbitration and tariff policy.

Lexington Charles KB Hughes United States America Mr. Hughes Cincinnati Charles E. Hughes Leavin Maine

Senate rushes Bill 10 to conference after 42 16 vote

The administration emergency revenue bill passed 42 to 16 in the Senate, accelerating to conference to adjourn by week’s end. It raises 205 million yearly via inheritance and war munitions taxes, income tax hikes, a tariff commission, and protections against postwar dumping, while arming the president with retaliatory powers.

Wasilington Sept Administration Senate Cummins Kenyon Laoilette Norris Clapp Underwood Alabama Tariff Commission Smith Georgia Alves Washington Congress Webb Lewis LaFollette House Hasting Phelass Taritt Commission

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