Oregon Man Sweeps State in 1914 Returns Report
Jackson ville Morgan county precincts report for governor Brinton 44 Dunne 134 Traynor 30 while Hull leads Lowden 93 to 300 with Smith 122. Across Illinois counties Dunne and Lowden lead in various counties as Brinton, Hull and Barr contest attorney general and congressmen at large. Overall returns show Dunne ahead in several counties with Lowden strong in Downstate areas.
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Morgan County
Jacksonville
Brinton
Dunne
Traynor
Hull
Lowden
Smith
Carroll County
Chicago
Brundage
Wilson
Barr
Mason and Chiperfield
Jackson County
Linton
Alexander
Alexander County
Williams
Jennings
Kostner
McElligott
Mason
Chiperfield
McCormick and Cummins
Illinois
Cook County
Downstate
Marshall
Marshall County
Lowdon
Cook
McCormick
Hainois
McLean
Bloomington
McLean County
McKeown
Cummins
Logan
Grundy
Grundy County
Stevenson
Rock Island
East St. Louis
Hil
St. Clair
Carr
Ilinois
Republican
Cochran
Lang
Larson
McPherson
Stanfield
Crayton
Breen
Wetzell
Small
Vermilion County
Keegan
Congress
Buck
Huston
Reaugh
Pace
Sperry
McEligott
Glover
Munro
Provine
St. Clair County
Lowdon Gaming
iSmith
Iroquois County
Governor
Give
Franklin
Wright
Rowe
Harvey
Cameron
Compton
David
Livingston
Livingston County
Iroquois
Cummins and
Winebago
Winnebago County
Morgan
Smith and Hull
Jennings and McKeown
Will
Will County
Munroe
Province
Springfield
Merritt
Jones
Frimsch
Pavey
Lyon
Sangamon
Barris
Sangamon County
Brief Notices From Quincy Area Personal News
Charles W. Hanna leaves for Galesburg to join Knox College this winter. Mrs Emma Bramton of Bowen Ill underwent an operation at St Marys hospital. Miss Gay Braxton of Lexington Ky expected back to resume teaching at Cheerful Home. Doerr Dept. Store advertises floor coverings 39c yard. John Starck to Eminence Ky for four weeks visit. Herman Stormer moved his undertaker business to 422 S Eighth. Arthur Mason of Milan Mo discharged after appendicitis. returning home. R E Haycraft city marshal of Palmyra in Quincy. Alfred Crum of Forest Ohio visiting son Charles Crum in Quincy. Mrs Patrick Killday and Mrs Peter Muldoon visiting relatives in Quincy. Roast Ham today at Blue Ribbon. B R Mackison of Illinois State Bank building attends building managers convention in St Louis. returns Monday. Mrs Paul Clark of Oakwood visiting sister in Quincy. Edison Halligan to Springfield then Champaign to resume study at Illinois University. Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets now $19.85 at Doerr’s Dept Store. Miss Cecelia Gruegel to Detroit then New Jersey visiting relatives. Misses Melva and Laurel Davis and Lois Potter off to Canton for Christian University. W T Duker Co promotes white wash dresses and fall coats half off. Mrs Anna Snyder of Chicago visiting brother-in-law Murray Snyder. Mrs Leaton Irwin entertained women from Anna Brown home. fried chicken supper. Miss Laura Hirth returns to Galesburg to teach domestic science at Lombard University. Miss Ruth Maton to Rockford Womans College. Fall coats half price at W T Duker Co. Francis B King to Carlinville Ill for Blackburn College. Raymond McCartney convalescing at Blessing Hospital.
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Charles W. Hanna
Galesburg
Knox College
Emma Bramton
Bowen
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gay Braxton
Lexington
Doerr Dept
John Starck
York Street
Eminence
Louisville
Herman Stormer
Fhone
Arthur Mason
Milan
St. Mary's Hospital
R. E. Haycraft
Palmyra
Quincy
Alfred H. Crum
Forest
Ohio
Charles Crum
Patrick Killday
Peter Muldoon
Adair
B. R. Mackison
Illnois
Shampaign
University of Ilineis
Hoosier
Doerr
Cecelia Gruegel
Madison Street
Detroit
A. Peters
New Jersey
M. Harmon
Melva
Laurel Davis
Lois Potter
Canton
The
Christian University
W. T. Duker Co
Anna Snyder
Chicago
Murray Snyder
Francis B. King
Hugh E. King
Carlinville
Ill
Blackburn College
Raymond McCartney
Blessing Hospital
Investigation to Probe Government Ownership of Public Utilities
Chicago to host a thorough probe into government ownership and control of railroads telegraph lines express companies and other utilities starting November 20. Senator Newlands Nevada announced the joint House and Senate Interstate Commerce Committee inquiry in a Chicago Chamber of Commerce address.
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Chicago
Newlands
Nevada
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Committees
House
Senate
Overstreet Wins Democratic Nomination in Georgia District 1
Savannah dispatch reports J. W. Overstreet won the Democratic nomination for Congress in Georgia’s first district to succeed Charles G. Edward, defeating Peter Meldrim, with late returns from Tuesday’s primary.
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Georgia
Savannah
J. W. Overstreet
Charles G. Edward
Peter Meldrim
Unusual summer sickness promotes laxative advertising
An old ad claims widespread child illness this summer and urges extra care to keep bowels open and liver active. It promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a pain free, non griping remedy that relieves indigestion headaches biliousness sour stomach and bad breath from clogged bowels. Miller and Arthur Drug Co-Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Adv
Bank Failure Attributed To Domestic Jealousy In Chicago
A bank closure in Chicago was ruled a domestic jealousy case. John Krzywojewski had suspended operations after his wife grew jealous of a female clerk. He was arrested in Grand Rapids, Michigan after presenting two small notebooks to the state's attorney. Four depositors held total deposits of seven hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Krzywojewski
Qait
Kreywosewski
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Ogie County
Qgaire
North 6Th Avenue
17Th
South 7Th Street
Maine Street
North 4Th Street
11Th
Maine Streets
Vermont Street
8Th & Hampshire
Richardson Lubricating Co
Ficient Service
John L. Pipe
Savings Bank
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