Sweden Urged to Formal Apology on Dispatch Controversy
London Sept 18 The Associated Press interview with Admiral Lindman Swedish foreign minister drew official astonishment that no formal regret had been offered. Foreign office officials said a formal apology would help ease Great Britain Sweden tensions. Lindman said Sweden would stop transmitting German dispatches and sought to remedy the abuse while denying knowledge of their nature.
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London
Associated Press
Admiral Lindman
Foreign Office
Sweden
Great Britain
Lindman
Washington
Germany
Ministers Deliver Farewell Sermons
Reverend A H F Hertzler of the First German Methodist and Reverend G F Oliver of Vermont Street Methodist preached farewell sermons on Sunday morning. Hertzler departs for Nokomis Indiana in pursuit of a pastorate. Oliver spoke of the new pastor, Rev Francis Asbury McCarty of Jacksonville, who will arrive soon and will lead next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. F. Hertzler
G. F. Oliver
Vermont Street
The
Methodist Church
J. C. Brown
William R. Leslie
Jacksonville
Rev
Leslie
Rev. Brown
Ren. Niebur
Fred W. Niebur
Bert Crawford
A. G. Crawford
Wills Dredging Company
North Carolina
First Methodist
Henry Yuell
Christian Church
Sunshine
Coury
W. 5
Binns
Clifford G. Jones
Elsie M. Davis
Barry
Arthur Reeves
New Salem
Trula Smith
Pittsfield
J. K. Crawford
Quincy Auto Club to Meet Friday for Road Plans
Members of the Quincy Automobile club will gather at the Chamber of Commerce Friday night to discuss better roads in Adams County and funding methods. Representative Samuel Thompson of Paloma may speak and explain key good roads legislation from the last legislature, with the club likely acting on his recommendations.
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Adams County
Quincy Automobile Club
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Thompson
Paloma
Quincy Will Help War Library Fund
The War Library campaign to raise one million dollars for national soldiers relief was discussed at the library meeting. No action was taken but a Friday session will organize the committee structure and appoint workers to secure Quincys share of the fund.
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War Library
Quincy
National Soldiers “War Library
Bijou Theater to reopen after remodel by Highland Park manager
H. L. Breinig, manager of Highland Park, will remodel the Bijou theater and reopen early in October. He has leased the property for a long term and will invest in enhancements including a wood and glass sidewalk canopy and interior renovations to improve patron comfort and access.
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H. L. Breinig
Highland Park
Birthday Observance for Camp Point Man
Camp Point Sept 18 Mr and Mrs H C Cecil were surprised as all their children arrived with baskets to celebrate the 75th birthday of Mr Cecil the following day. Twenty three relatives attended from Ursa Loraine Denver Bowen and other nearby towns. Local society notes list visits travel and community events across Camp Point with many neighbors mentioned.
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Camp Point
H. C. Cecil
Karry Brewer
Fanmington
L. O. Sutton
H. G. Henry
George Cyrus
Miss Aume
Augusta
Lloyd Curry
Quincy
Airs
Roy Reed
Ray Reed
Cildren
Ray Miller
Frances
Blizabeth Sparks
Bess
Everett Taylor
Jesse Moore
Lily and
Kane
Liberty
Mary Huns
Lou Connor
Adair
Mary Upchurch
Lambert Huber
Pearl Hunsaker
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles Wisehart
Henry Myers
Fowler
William Steiner
Lois
al. Homer
la Grange
Myers
E. J. Kline
Golden
T. T. Burke
Ruth Liggett
Frances Creekmier
Chicago
Hazel de Moss
Russell de Moss
Vernon Jacobs
Clair
George Jacobs
Clarence
Alva Miller
Kellerville
Belle Perkins
Thomas Brown
Near Clayton
Perkins
Anna McGartland
Elsie
Hubert
Coatsburg
Fred Tieken
Flossie Lee
Taylor, Mo
M. Riley
Trial Trogdon
Ursa
Rankin Castle
John Schieferdecker
West Point
Caroline Schieferdecker
Charlotte Beckett
Lizzie
William Todd
John Ihrig
Pauline
Eugene
Near Golden
Paul Curry
Fannie Elliott
Collinsville
Julia Simmons
Ela Slade
Fred Rupp
Jacob Lucker
Isaac Cutter
St. Paul
Christian Endeavor
Columbus
Hazel Hart
Ruby
Zula
Lula Little
Neva Nations
Edith
Judith Booth
Cecil Gr
Macobbb
Charles Dunham
Lyle
Timewell
Frank Rutledge
William Perkins
Gertrude
Isabelle
Frances Pilcher
Lena Pierce
Florence Volbracht
Galesburg
Knox College
Frances Creckmeier
The
Christian Church
John Beckett
Lloyd
Frank Mensendike
S. R. Hendrickson
Roseville
Bert
Thomas Hendrickson
Orvile Enfield
Charles Webster
Ralph
Elvaston
Market Edwards
Reason Beckett
John Ward
Clayton
Harley Rutledge
Unas Allen
North of Town
Thomas Taylor
James Funk
Orpha
W. B. Grove
Revolver Found With Girl in Police Custody
Julia Ferguson a Negro girl was taken into custody Monday evening by Officer Scharnhorst. A loaded revolver was found on her. She faces intoxication charges before Police Judge Reardon today. Police also arrested Harry Howlett, a known court character, on gambling charges. He allegedly fled a gambling raid at a house early Sunday. officers Clair Cassell Spaid and Miller made the arrest.
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Julia Ferguson
Scharnhorst
Reardon
Harry Howlett
Howlett
Clair, Cassell
Spaid
Miller
Enlistment and Army Pay Update in Missouri News
Shrapnell and William Ruschmeyer of Durham enlist at the local army recruiting office and report to Jefferson Barracks in St. Louis. Corporal Shephard returns to Quincy after a recruiting campaign finding no volunteers. new policy allows married men if wives consent and can support them. Private pay now is $33 per month.
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William Ruschmeyer
Durham
United States Army
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Shephard
Quincy
City
National Army
Army
Pulse Dynamite Stolen From Quincy Work House
Three half sticks of dynamite a number of caps and fuse were stolen from the work house Sunday night. Superintendent Eberhardt reported the loss to police Monday. The thieves are suspected to be familiar with the premises.
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Eberhardt
Invitation to Women to Lydia E Pinkham Laboratory
Women are invited to visit the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts to see the preparation of this remedy for women's ailments. The ad notes over 350000 pounds of roots and herbs used annually, with large herb bins and tanks, bottling room, and labeling for the market, highlighting forty years of success in female illness treatment.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Cme
Divorce filed over cruelty and finances in Pittsfield
Mrs. Jessie E. Williamson of Griggsville files for divorce from Ernest E. Williamson alleging habitual drunkenness and long term abuse. She cites a $75,000 estate and seeks alimony and attorneys’ fees. Case to be heard at the November circuit term. Representation by Mumford & Mumford. Relatives notified of a death in East Orange, N J. Funeral held in Windsor, Ontario. Various local notices follow including church events and marriages.
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Pittsfield
Jessie E. Williamson
Griggsville
Ernest E. Williamson
Mumford & Mumford
Helen
Carl James
East Orange
N. J
Windsor
Ont
James
Eldora Dunham
Quincy
Soldiers and Sailors Home News Roundup
Levy Graybill, chief of police, wounded in a Friday neck slashing by a Cuban soldier, is improving and not confined to hospital. Several residents and visitors are noted at the Home, with multiple transfers, doctor calls, and health updates for cottage occupants and staff.
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Levy Graybill
John Patterson
Morrison
Cottage
Dowell
Kahoka
Garrett
Barry
J. Spencer
Hannibal
Marion
Baird
Stephen Harper
Grace Abbott
Nellie Harper
Heisman
Quincy
Gallagher
George Marshall
Daniel Guthrie
Mrs. Standbridge
Cecil Standbridge
Camp Parker
Booz
Carthage
Houser
Young
Sarah Wurtz
Rebecca Hunter
T. J. Steel
Ferrill
Sunday Bible Class Attendance and Offering Totals
William Woods of Kahoka Missouri visited the home over Sunday. A Bible class Sunday attendance was 114 with 22 members of cottage 22 and the collection totaled 2.17 dollars.
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George Gallagher
William Woods
Kahoka
Personal notices from Snyder's Taxi and Quincy area
A string of brief items from Quincy society include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heidbreder visiting St Louis relatives for a week, E Richardson en route to Seattle, and many travelers stopping in Quincy from Chicago to Detroit. Bankers convention closures loom, and local residents travel, visit kin, or return from trips. Also notes on injuries, convocation travels, and a fine for L T Carnes in Liberty.
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Quincy
Louis Leiser
Chicago
Duke Schroer
Hannibal
Alma Goetsche
Washington Street
Jones
Portland
Ore
Liverpool
Ohio
Pappas
Lansing
Detroit
Toledo
Sergeant Irwin
Co. E
Springfield
William Altgibers
Mr. Baum
Earl Caldwell
Camp Lincoln
Frank Lammers
Vinestreet
Aurora
Milwaukee
E. B. Case
Lewistown
Zelma Priggs
Macomb
E. W. Rusk
Columbia
Paul Schnelle
Urbana
P. H. Garner
Twenfourth
Maine
Kansas City
Rome Bockenhoff
Kentucky Street
James Adams
Aldo Sommers Shipping Department
O. C. Leach
J. W. McGee
Ewing, Mo
St. Louis
Fred Buehrig
Maine Street
Jackson School
B. B
Louise Mueller
Martin Bourklin
Jersey Street
Pike County
Butte
Mont
Wilard
la Prairie
C. A Stahl
Richard Congress
St. Mary's Hospital
Pacific
John Korn
Master Bakers of
Illinois
C. A. Burks
Decatur
Bankers’ Registry
Paul Belamy
Registry Company
George Taylor
State Savings, Loan and Trust Company
Jacksonville
Addison Taylor
Bell Telephone Company
George Schumacher
Hupmobile Works
Henry Kaelber
Oak Street
R. E. Dyer
Columbus
S. C
For Sale Pianos and Patriotic Song Advent
For sale new 6 note player piano mahogany case $260 cash plus $10 bench and 26 rolls music. Must sell before Oct 1. address T-44 care Whig. Wanted 20 copies of patriotic song Sons of Veterans Blue and Gray by Mia Sallie White Adams Quincy. price 850. Also high grade 88 note player piano with 265 rolls music price 200 cash. going to California next month. address T-65 care Whig.
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Eash
T-44
Care Whig
Sons of Veterans, Blue and Gray
Mia
Sallie White Adams
Quincy
Solfer Boys
Bros
West Side Square
California
Marion county to honor second army draft group at Fort Riley
Plans are set for a Red Cross sponsored dinner in Marion county court house to honor 36 drafted men heading to Fort Riley. A program meets the county defense council and exemption board as guests pay $1 per plate to support the Red Cross. The list names 36 draftees from Hannibal Palmyra and nearby towns. A Saturday collision near Hannibal caused minor damage to two cars with no serious injuries reported.
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Palmyra
Marion County
National Army
Fort Riley
Marion County Court House
Court House
County Council of Defense
Red Cross
Sidney J. Roy
Hannibal
T. A. Roselle
Commercial Club
Civic League
Marlon
Andrew Geist
Ely
Alois Louis Keller
John M. Nash
Monroe
Harold Orval Paugh
James Henry Turpin
Dennis M. Mahoney
Munin
Harry BR. Neff
Henry Hollenbeck
N. 4Th
Russel Foster
State St
Quincy
Arthur Joseph Forest
Maple Ave
William Sherman Wright
Philadelphia
Louis A. Hastings
F. D. Claudie Otto Stout
Sloth
Harry Allen Purdy
George Barber
Bird St
James Gilbert Thompson
Center St
William E. Baxter
4Th
Tannibal
Joan Wassen
Fulton Ave
Frank Boutiler
Trannihbal
John Patrick White
Afonroe City
Eddie Turner
Frederick
George Washington Benson
Taylor
Trummle Willliam Belmeyer
George Yee
James Harvey Francis
Warren Edgar Bolton
Nelsonville
Hainibal
Hannibal-Palmyra
Elwood
Mitchell
Beatty
Thomas Scott of Woodland Dies at 85
Palmyra reports the death of Thomas Scott, an elderly Marion county resident from Woodland, who died at his family home on Monday. The obituary notes his long residence in the area and his rural life.
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Thomas Scott OF
Woodland
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Astoria
L. J. Grove
George Bowling
Wolf Ridge
Harriet Edwards
W. H. Seaton
Henry Welch
Harry Castle
Charles McGartland
Gerald
Northwest of Town
Joseph Wheeler
Walter Vollbracht
Jeff Lewis
Robert Sweeting
W. H. Lierle
Savannah
W. W. Mee- Hatton
Ida Taylor
James Bryant
Aleen Morley
Gladys Frazier
John Meatheringham
Home Improvement Association
George Simonson
Art Adams
Lily Briggs
Shrapnell
Louis Melton
Jerry Akers
Sam Green
Hattie Howlett
Fifth
Oak Streets
Herbert Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Bivorge
Jessie B. Williamson
L. T. Carnes
Heckle
Missouri
Cuticura
Beauty
Dance Brothers
Hudson Motor Cars
Vermont, ST
Morris Adler Company
Gey Wmoring
Samuel Scott
Lydia Mead Scott
Versmont
George Loudermilk
Greenwood
Sekeris
High
O. @. Sanford
J. A. Lantus
L. F. Nelson
Olive Ellis
Clara Heidel
Mira Montana Rice
Eva Miller
Charlotte Bohn
Washington School
Ivy C. Seaber
Margaret Cook
Vinnie Montgomery
Kirksville
Earth
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Rubber Gooda
Rettig & Brenser
Druggista
Maine St
Ili
A.E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Franklin County
Cash Coal Co
Room
Stern Bldg
Kimball
Arion Piano
Weilers
North Fifth St
Strohl
Hampshire Street
Sterns
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