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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1916

Page

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250000 Union Workers to Strike in New York

New York on September 27 reports say 256000 union workers across trades will quit today to back striking carmen. Officials predict 400000 more will strike Thursday and 100000 Friday, totaling 450000 by week end. Teams and building trades join, with pamphlets targeting Morgan and Rockefeller interests. Governor Whitman to consider arbitration measure with penalties for breaches.

New York Carmen Greater United Hebrew Tradex Executive Council of the Building Trades Manhattan Bronx Mitchel Traction Companies Joint Labor Conterance Committee Morgan and Rockefeller Mormin von Cov Whitman Senate Wasoming Pulic Service Commission

Martine Leads Wescott As Depth of Primary Returns Grows

Trenton New Jersey Sept 27—Senator James FE Martine holds a lead in the Democratic senatorial nomination with 8428 votes to 2478 for John Wescott as 453 of 1798 districts reported. In Republican contests Freelinghuysen led Murphy. Edge led Colgate and Record in a three way Liberal race. Findlay Ohio fire cause and losses reported. Pike County officials elect officers in state convention.

Trenton James FE. Martine United States John Wescott Joseph Freelinghuysen Franklin Murphy

Flour price rise to nine ten per barrel in Chicago

Flour climbed 20 cents a barrel in Chicago on Tuesday marking the highest level since the Civil War. Standard Mince patents topped at 9.10 per barrel, up 3 from a year earlier.

Chicago

Labor reserves choice of party in Illinois

Springfield Sept 27 The Illinois Federation of Labor leader John H Walker told the Democratic convention resolutions committee that labor would judge which party best answers labor's demands. He urged including workmen's insurance, an eight hour day for women, and curbing courts in labor disputes. Walker said he would report to the state federation meeting in Quincy next month and let workers decide who gave them the fairest deal.

Springfield Ilinois John H. Walker Illinois Federation of Labor Resolutions Committee Walker George Brennan Chicago State Federation Quincy

Woman released on 2500 dollar bond in blackmail case

In Chicago on September 27 a woman linked to a blackmail plot involving Edward R. West was released on a 2500 dollar bond after federal questioning. West said she posed as an innocent convent girl to justify demands for 13000 from his associates. Local officials considered warrants for others implicated, while a related case faced delays as proceedings sought warrants for additional arrests.

Clecago Bunda Cgiudman Edward RR. West Mann Kink Department of Justice West

Lowden Tour Schedule Announced From Chicago

Sept 27 Chicago reports the three week campaign itinerary for Governor candidate Lowden and other Republicans. The third to fifth days outline train departures on Oct 5 from Danville and Centralia with stops at multiple towns in Illinois and Missouri including Westville Sidell Villa Grove Arthur Sullivan Findley Shelbyville Windsor Charleston Lerna Toledo Greenup Olney Salem Odin Centralia Nashville Coulterville Sparta Evansville Chester Murphysboro Pickneyville Marissa New Athens Freeberg Belleville East St. Louis Louisville Elora Clay City Noble Sumner Bridgeport Lawrenceville St Francisville Mount Carmel Albion Fairfield Wayne City Mount Vernon Ashley DuQuom Carbondale.

Clescago Chicago Lowden Medd McCormick Willian B. Mason Finos Fred E. Sterling Republican State Committee Danville Westville Sidell Villa Grove Arthur, Sullivan Findley Shelbyville Windsor Charleston Lerna Toledo Greenup Olney Salem Odin Centralia Nashville Coulterville Sparta Evansville Chester Murphysboro Pickneyville Marissa New Athens Freeberg Belleville East St. Louis St. Louis Louisville Elora Clay City Noble Sumner Bridgeport Lawrenceville St. Francisville Mount Carmel Albion Fairfield Wayne City Mount Vernon Ashley, DuQuom Carbondale

Mayor Thompson to Entertain Saturday in Chicago

Chicago Sept 27 Mayor William Late Thompson Republican national committeeman will host a luncheon on Saturday for the Republican state committee members candidates from the recent primary county organization leaders and several downstate editors. Illinois campaign plans will be discussed at the event.

Chicago William Late Thompson Timots Republican State Committee Illinois

Train Station Agent Electrocuted At Depue

Emmett Dougherty a station agent for the Chicago Ottawa and Peoria railroad at Depue Illinois was electrocuted on Tuesday when he took a charged wire in his hand.

Ottawa Emmett Dougherty Chicago, Ottawa and Peoria Railroad Depue

Three Paralysis Cases Reported in Galesburg

Three cases of infantile paralysis are now existent in Galesburg Illinois with the latest case reported on Tuesday. A case is also reported at Roseville a suburb, indicating spread in the region.

Galesburg Roseville

British Army Officers Detained at Ellis Island

Major Arthur S Humphreys and Lieut Hugh Levick Jr, British army officers, were detained at Ellis Island under a Washington order to hold belligerent country soldiers. A special board reviewed evidence and sent a report to Washington while the men waited, free at Ellis Island with their wives. Officials warn the case may set a precedent affecting future British officer admissions to Canada.

New York Arthur S., Humphreys Hugh Levick Ellis Island Washington United States Board of Howe Elis Island Major Humphreys Immigration Bureau Lieut Levick Canada Department Great Britain Humphreys

Revision of neutrality laws urged by Mexican joint commission

New London Conn September 27 Neutrality law revisions were urged to deter Americans from aiding Mexican factions. Mexico argued current laws fail to stop conspiracies from U.S. soil while American and Mexican delegates exchanged raid and boundary incident lists. The session opened a series on cross border cooperation with hopes for faster progress toward border control agreement.

New London Conn Mexican Joint Commission Mexico United States War Department

May Sell Islands Without an Election

Copenhagen reports that Danish West Indies fate likely settled without a general election as the government bill advances to a joint committee. Correspon dents note fatigue in the rigsdag over the long dispute and expect a swift decision.

Copenhagen London Associated Press

Butler pleads guilty to blackmail in Atlanta

William Butler, a leading figure in a nationwide blackmailing ring, pleaded guilty in New York to swindling Philadelphia resident Mrs. Regina Klipper. He received an eighteen month sentence at the Atlanta penitentiary after being brought from Philadelphia for arraignment.

New York William Butler Regina Klipper Philadelphia Atlanta Butler

Hughes challenges Wilson policy on Lind to oust Huerta

In Cleveland on September 27 Charles Hughes challenged the Wilson administration over John Lind's 1914 authorization to tell a Mexican minister that Huerta would be out if he did not resign. Hughes lauded Myron Herrick for his early war service as ambassador to France and attacked the Adamson Act and Mexico policy as he campaigned through Ohio. He urged a clear international stance and read Lind's policy statement, prompting demands to deny the authorization.

Cleveland Charles Js. Hughes John Lind Wilson Mexico Huerta Hughes Central Armory Myron T C. Herrick France Ohio Toledo Danbury Danbury Hatters Worhes Adamson Law B Hughes Adamson Llan Defnte Mr. Hughes Lind New York City Oer New York Secretary of War Secretary of the Navy Mr. Mughes Herrick

Wilson to Speak in Empire State

In Long Branch New Jersey President Wilson after a talk with Judge Samuel Seabury Democratic NY governor nominee plans speeches in New York within weeks. He may reappear for political remarks despite pledges of non political travel. William E. McCombs will meet the president to discuss the U S senate race.

Long Branch N. Y Wilson Samuel Seabury New York McCombs William E. McCombs U. S Democratic National Committee Shadow Lawn

Reception arranged for Hughes special visitors

Chicago on September 27 Miss Startiet E Wittum leads Western Republican women campaign efforts and has arranged a reception for the contingent arriving October 5 on the Hughes and Fairbanks special train. After a downtown parade guests will lunch and hear Alvin T Hert and Raymond Robins. Indiana ex Senator Albert Beveridge will address in the evening. Named travelers include Mrs Thurston Ball Mrs Nicholas Longworth and others.

Chicago Startiet E. Wittum Western Republican Party of Alvin T. Hert Raymond Robins U.S Albert J. Beveridge Indiana Thurston Ball Nicholas Longworth Maude Wettmore Daniel Guggenheim Walter Damross Cornelius Vanderbilt Gifford Pinchot Edward Stotesbury

Hughes Favored in New York Betting

New York headlines report shifting odds for the HughesWilson contest on September 27. Stokes offers 5000 dollars against no takers at 5 to 1. McQuade placed Wilson money, while Hughes backers seek 25 to 1 with sizable bets and large sums committed on both sides.

Hughes New York Wilson L. J. Stokes Edward McQuade Stokes

Anglo French take Somme front towns in drive

Combles falls to Anglo French forces and Thiepval is captured along the Somme front. Fregicourt advances reported as Entente gains continue. In Athens leaders urge Greece to enter the war amid neutrality doubts as Moschopolus resignations are denied. Bucharest bombings kill sixty with many wounded, many victims women and children.

Somme Greece Tottering Athens London Constantine Constantine Moschopolus Moschopolus Reuter Bucharest

Combles Falls In Somme Offensive Drives North

London reports Combles, pivotal German line for Bapaume and Peronne, captured by Anglo French forces after multi sided assault from north and south. Thiepval also falls. Guedecourt and other German positions surrender or are overrun amid heavy casualties and prisoner totals.

Combles Bapaume Paris Sofia Dobhrudia Teutonicales England Bucharest Rumania Thiepval London Thierval Thiervals Hapaume

Entry of Greece in War Now Matter of Days

London dispatch reports a dramatic shift as Greek entry into World War I nears, with Athens press silent on King Constantine I. The Associated Press notes entente suspicions over the king’s intentions, demanding Greece’s integrity guarantee and funds to mobilize. A royalist organ urges action on Creek soldiers' release from Germany within hours. Venizelos to disembark in Athens as Hesperus arrives at Sutchateau.

Greece Itens London Athens Constantine I Eoo Orga Uisuing Dulzaria Germany

Holder of Passport Is Held in Zeebrugge

Rotterdam Sept 27 Lon don Richard A Hansemann president of the Telephon syndicate of New York is detained by the Germans at Zeebrugge. He was a passenger on the Badavie r Ul captured by submarine U-6 en route from Rotterdam to London and taken to Zeebrugge. He had a passport issued by the German consul.

Rotterdam London Richard A. Hansemann Telephon Syndicate of New York

Passengers Reach Rotterdam. Escaped Prisoners Detained

At New York and Rotterdam reports note that passengers and crew on the Patavie r reached Rotterdam by tram while Hansemann and four Russian prisoners who escaped German camps were detained. The Germans also seized the Batavi cargo on the voyage.

New York Rotterdam Hansemann Gennans

Bufjerd Sinking Sinks Norwegian Steamer

London reports the Norwegian steamer Bufjerd of 1,489 tons was sunk as per a Lloyds dispatch from Barcelona. The crew was landed safely.

Noree London Bufjerd Lloyd's Barceleona

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