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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1916

Page

3

Hill Woman Is Injured In Open Cellar Fall

Mrs William Worrell mother of Mrs EB S Coombs of this city was badly hurt Wednesday when she walked into an open cellar in the dark and fell eight feet to the cement floor. The Worrell home in Chill township is being remodeled and the kitchen was moved leaving the cellar exposed.

William Worrell Coombs Worrell Chill Township L Fe T. H. Quinn Mary Williams Park Civic League Court House Quinn

NO PEACE PROFFERS MADE BY CHANCELLOR

Berlin reports that Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg told the Reichstag there were no peace proffers. He condemned England as Germanys relentless foe and warned against mercy toward an enemy he called unscrupulous. He also vowed inner state reforms earned by the war effort.

Berlin London von Bethmann-Hollweg Reichstag England Germany

Judge Perry in Financial America article profile

In a special Financial America edition for the American Bankers convention in Kansas City, Judge C. F. Perry of the Quincy Chamber of Commerce presents a half page on commercial organizations. The editor urges readers to view the horizon of trade and citizenship as advocated by Wilson. Perry’s public work record is highlighted.

Daily Financial America Kansas City C. F. Perry Quincy Chamber of Commerce America Judge Perry Wilson Quincy, NL Chamber of Commerce Perry

Flambeaus Abandoned Over Cost of Prop Powder

Leading members of the Wilson Marshall club reportedly agreed to stop public flambeau demonstrations for a Democratic meeting due to rising costs. Powder used to flare the flames has surged in price, blamed on the European war, turning a planned display into an unaffordable expense for the group.

Wilson- Marshall Club Wilson Marshall Club

Two Fire Alarms Reported In Succession In City

Two separate fire alarms sounded Thursday afternoon. The first alarm at 4:00 p.m. pertained to a kitchen fire caused by a gasoline stove at a flat above Giles music store on North Fourth Street, badly charred interiors after firefighters from stations 1 2 and 3 arrived. The second alarm at 4:05 p.m. from Eighteenth and Ohio streets reported only grass burning, with crews from stations 5 6 and 8 responding. Also, William Ephison, of the Soldiers Home, was taken to Home hospital after a fall down steps at Tony Erins place on Fifth and Vermont streets.

Giles Music Store North Fourth Street Eighteenth Ohio William Ephison Soldiers’ Home Tony Erins’ Place Fifth Vermont Streets

Lost Money on Margins in Grain Futures Suit

James H. Edmonson sues James E. Bennett and his commission company for 5000 dollars claiming losses from grain futures trading. He alleges he lost 4850 dollars in June 1915 by buying futures on the grain market.

James H. Edmonson James E. Bennett

Remnant Day and Half-Price Sales Across Town

Local ads note Remnant Day at Duker's with half-price deals plus Wear-Ever aluminum ware sales at Gunther Hardware and Weilers special watch sale. Updates include new residents, ill workers, and community notices from Quincy area, with multiple ads for Victor records and local services.

Wisherd’s H. F. Lafler State Bank Bldg J. R. LaFrance Perry Quincy Walters Duker's W. T. Duker Co Weilers Edith Short St. Louis Cheerful Home Short Gunther Hardware Co Winfield Scott Jonas Meyer & Co Herman Stormer South Eighth Margaret Mathes South Sixth Street

Fifth Wedding At 94 in Colorado Springs

In Colorado Springs Captain Charles A. Gordon, aged 04, plans his fifth wedding to 78 year old widow Mrs. Margaret Dixon. Gordon, a lifelong resident since 1871, was married first in London when Queen Victoria was crowned.

Colorado Springs Colo London Victoia Charles A. Gordon Margaret Dixon

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Ad for Cold Relief

Don’t neglect your cold seek relief now. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey uses honey glycerine and antiseptic tar to soothe irritated membranes loosen phlegm and ease breathing. Pleasant for adults and children available at your druggist for 25 cents.

Dr. Bell

Americans Cross Rio Grande in Indio Clash

Report from private sources states nine American soldiers crossed into Mexico at Indio near the Rio Grande, engaging in a fight that left three Americans and four Mexicans dead. Details remain unconfirmed as the military situation develops.

Presidio Texas Indio Rio Grande The Militar

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