President Sees New Era In Business For America
In Baltimore on September 26 the president addressed a gathering of dealers, arguing for cooperative action over partisan politics. He forecast rising American production, expanded global markets, and a modern business role shaped by new government instruments like the federal reserve act, the federal trade commission, and a non partisan tariff commission. He urged nationwide cooperation among government, merchants, workers, and consumers to align production with demand while preserving free enterprise.
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Baltimore
Gibyon Dealers
America
Newcastle
United States
Canada
Congress
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Banks
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Agriculture
Tariff Commission
House of Representatives
Webb
House
Senate
Mrs Yates Dies After Long Illness At Pittsfield
Mrs Edward Yates wife of the Republican state senate candidate died Sunday evening at 8 in her Pittsfield home after a summer-long battle with pneumonia Festival planning dominates Pike county as fall events approach. Local visits include Miss Fay Williams, Miss Fay to study kindergarten in Bloomington and Miss Fay advised to avoid eye use for a year. Details of many residents travel visits and school activities fill the page along with a crime note about a baker slugging.
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Pittlefield
Edward Yates
Pittsfield
Pike County
Laura Cahey
Summer Hill
Emmett Mills
Phosa
Fay Williams
Bloomington
Miss Fay
W. CC. Reinecke
Kane
Charlotte Stegie
Familly
John Mitchell
Pleasant Hill
Jacksonville
Illinois College
Mayme Green
Denver
Mayme Tripp
Quincy
Helen Carey
Pitisfield
Kenneth Pringle
Washington, D. C
William Pringle
State Har Association
Springfield
Frank Johnston
Milton
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers
J. C. Davis
James Cavenaugh
Kansas City
Clara Rush
Madge Leslie
U. of St. At
Champaign
Congregational
Bert Carey
Frank Tripp
Keokuk
John Riley
New Berlin
Riley
Lizzie Jordan
Ollie Ervin
Oren Ervin
Ervin
Bell Telephone
Elmer Jex
Ahlbrand
Charles Hirsheimer
Frangsville
Ind
Sidney Hirsheimer
Ghormiley
Pittsfield House
Elmer Weaver
Wm. Fitzpatrick
Baby
Monmouth
Patrick McGruire
Pearl Ducey
St. Francis Catholic School
Mary Luke
Ralph Harpole
Nebo
Ethel Harpole
Haven, Conn
Yale College
Otto Fisher
St. Louis
Soldiers home continues to bury veterans and report staff notes
Armstead Wamsley of Quincy a former soldier in the 18th U. S. colored artillery was buried in the Soldiers home cemetery. Michael Lynch of Alton died at 69, a private in the 9th Illinois infantry, and will be buried at the home cemetery. The column records staff vacations, transfers, visits, and trips among cottage residents and local locals, including a Shepherds corps picnic and a 106 mile motor trip to Keokuk.
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Armstead Wamsley
Quincy
Soldiers Home
18Th
U. S. Colored Artillery
Michael Lynch
Alton
9Th Illinois Infantry
Ethel Nobis
Golden
East St. Louis
Euphemia Lenox
Civil Service
Willard McClintock
Edora
Pike County
Williamt Stanbridge
Anna Habern
Cottage 20
Cottage
Marshall
Camp
Edgerton
Okla
Anck
Keokuk
Ursa
Meade
Loraine
Stillwell
West Point
Hamilton
Lima
Marceline
Ouiney
Bessie Eldy
Ecottage 7
Orpheum Week Opens With Strong Five Act Vaudeville
A strong Orpheum bill opens the week with five acts drawing audience applause and encores. June Dawne performs underwater stunts in a tiny tank while John Geiger’s talking violin delights the crowd. Bob Knapp and Chris Cornalla, Fred and Adele Astaire, and Nordine Carman’s minstrels round out the program with a mix of song, dance, comedy, and novelty. Roman adds a playful aside about his double chin.
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Orpheum Theater
June Dawne
Golden Gates
San Francisco
John Geiger
Bob Knapp
Chris Cornalla
Fred
Adele Astaire
Nordine Carman
Changes In Hotel Quincy Flashed
A visitor orders porter house steak at the Hotel Quincy as managers convert the bar into a ladies cafe and dining rooms. The project includes a glass refrigerated display, basement heavy kitchen, two dumb waiters, and separate cafe staff. Improvements cost 8000 to 9000 dollars for Royal Hotel company.
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Hotel
Quincey
Quincy
Charles Jr. Adhelpost
Royal Hotel Company
How To Get Rid Of Catarrh And Head Noises
Old Home remedy promises relief from catarrh deafness and ringing through a simple at home treatment using Parmint in hot water with sugar. Claims rapid improvement, easier breathing, and restoration of hearing in many cases, noting most ear troubles stem from catarrh and can be cured.
Patrons of the Hotel Receive Daily Quincy Whig at Doors
Mr Adelpohl introduces a new habit at the hotel with the patron of the house delivering the Quincy Whig to every occupied room each morning. The measure aims to provide guests with the latest news in a direct, courteous manner.
Weekes Attack on Wilson as Dictator at Boston Dinner
Senator Weeks of Massachusetts branded President Wilson a dictator at the Middlesex club annual dinner in Boston. He accused the president of abandoning party principles without consultation.
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Wilson
Boston
Whx
Senator Week
Massachusetts
Middlesex Club
Senator
Goethals Leaves Canal For New York Visit
Panama reports Major General George W. Goethals, governor of the Panama Canal Zone, sailed from Colón for New York on Monday and it is not believed he will return to the Isthmus. A witticism notes a woman never pretends to be young once she feels old.
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United States
America
Commerce Bureau
Congress
Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Goethals
Canal
Panama
George W.goethals
Panama Canal Zone
Colo
New York
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Federal Trade Board
Long Litness
Samuel Booth
Vermont Street
Moeller Bakery
State Street
Quincy Theater
Roland Bottomley
Nellie Ernst
William Seger
Fern
Hanns
Graybill
Corry
Logan Allen
Carne Allen
Ripley, NL
Frank Effert
Orpheum
Roman
Resinol
Gunther
Victore, Victtrelas
Victor Records
Victrela XI
Vietrela
Weiler Bros
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