Local Man Claims Boy Near Payson Is Not Jimmy Glass
Local authorities deny Earl Cossart, the four year old boy living with the McGee family near Payson, is Jimmy Glass, the kidnapped son of Charles Glass of Jersey City. A photograph will be sent for inspection as comparisons with the Glass child continue.
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Earl Cossart
McGee
Payson
Jimmy Glass
Jersey City
N. J
Charles Glass
Koch
Adams County
Glass
Greeley
Cossart
Jimmy Glassy
Jimmy Light
Earl Dark
Glass Boy
Pays
James Glass
Hull
Chicago
Earl Cossatt
Pittsburg
Kan
Yevai
Gity
Annual church reception welcomes Gem City Business college students
Four city churches hosted separate programs for students from Gem City Business college. Presbyterians, First Christian, Vermont Street Baptist, and Vermont Street Methodist each offered welcome addresses, musical numbers, readings, games, and refreshments. Attendance ranged from about 60 to over 100 students with social committees coordinating the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem City Business College
Presbyterian
First Christian
Veront Street Baptist
Vermont Street Methodist
Baptist Herbert Hendricks
Vermont Street Baptist Church
Naomi Georgens
Harry Love
Alga Ruths
BY. P. U
Naomi Georvens
Presbyterian Church
R. I. Hartley
J. M. Dunlap
Amanda Michel
Christian Endeavor Society
Frank Malambri
Ethel Myers
John Dehner
Pauline Marshall
Trace Henning
Mabel Marden
Ruti Fnatow
Carl
Larry Githens
Vermont Street Methodist Church
George F. Oliver
C. H. Allard
Helen Judd
Euphemia Irwin
Edith Reuter
John Deichmann
First Christian Church
W. D. Endres
Lawrence Behrensmeyer
Frank Bradley
Nell Reed
Laurel Leggett
Foreign coins turned into U S gold at mint
F J H Von Engelken told American Bankers Association members at their closing session in Kansas City that English sovereigns and French Louis d Ors from the war period are being melted into large sums of U S gold at the Washington mint. He cited allied fiscal agents estimating European and Canadian imports could reach 160 million dollars. P W Goebel of Kansas City Kansas was elevated from vice president to president.
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Kansas City
United States
Washington Mint
American Bankers, Association
F. J. H. von Engelken
Mint
Association
Europe
Canada
von Engelken
Entente
P. W. Goebel
Kansas
Ovation for Lewis in Seattle Friday
Seattle Washington September 30 Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois, elected to Congress from that state 20 years ago and who left Seattle for Chicago 18 years ago, was greeted with an ovation Friday night at a Wilson and Marshall meeting. He reviewed Democratic administration achievements and defended railroad settlement arbitration, noting there was no law for arbitration and recalling prior strikes under Cleveland era.
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Seattle
Wash
James Hamilton Lewis
Lllinois
Congress
Chicago
Wilson and
Marshall
Charles B. Hughes
Hughes
Cleveland
Police ruse nets clues on embezzler in Marshalltown
Chicago police used a ruse to trap Mrs Frank A Warde who then revealed her husband’s location in Marshalltown Iowa where he was arrested on embezzlement charges. The missing sum cited exceeds 15000 dollars and connects to Waterbury Firey’s Chicago employer. A separate meeting of five hundred officials in Bloomington Illinois reviewed a Burlington Way route from Bloomington to Chicago paralleling the Chicago and Alton line.
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Chicago
Frank A. Warde
Marshalltown
Iowa
Warde
George B. Kerr
Waterbury, Conn
Bloomington
Til
Estimus
Pontiac
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Mrs Schoendienst Released on Bail in Larceny Case
Emma L. Schoendienst returns to Chicago after bail bondsman husband Frank posted collateral bond. She had been bound over to the grand jury for grand larceny connected to money tied to Mamie C. Van Alstine and Henry Van Alstine of Sacramento. Henry remains jailed as details unfold. Mamie Van Alstine, widow of C. P. Van Alstine, moved to Sacramento with her son traveling to accompany her.
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Emma L. Schoendienst
Chicago
Frank Schoendienst
Grand Jury
Henry van Alstine
Sacramento
Cal
Mamie C. van Alstine
Henry M. van Alstine
Quincy
C. P. van Alstine
Mamie van Alstine
Calls Wilson an Enemy of Labor in Socialist Rhetoric
Allan Benson, Socialist party nominee for president, told Brooklyn Socialists that Wilson is an enemy of labor and that Hughes can be revived as an issue. He argued Wilson once opposed unions at Princeton and now pretends to be a friend of labor while failing to protect workers' lives and property.
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New York
Allan Benson
Socialist Party
Brooklyn
Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
Hinger
Benson
Princeton University
Fle
Labor
Tramp Searched as Infantile Paralysis Carrier in New Jersey
Health authorities in New Jersey hunt for a Hungarian tramp known as Zekey suspected of carrying infantile paralysis germs. He worked for a farmer near Patrick's Corners, slept in a barn, ate in the house, and left after a few days, after which three children in the family fell ill.
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New York
New Jersey
Patrick’s Corners
N. J
Fix Death Penalty on Boy Murderer in Chicago
Edward Hettinger, 19, was found guilty of murdering Mrs. Agnes Middleton in April. The jury sentenced him to hang. Middleton, a widow, was killed in bed with a hammer blow and razor incision. Hettinger, who lived nearby, was described as mentally deficient and at first confessed before retracting.
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Chicago
Edward Hettinger
Agnes Middleton
Illinois and Missouri Weather Outlook This Weekend
The region expects fair weather in Illinois and Missouri on Saturday and Sunday with rising temperatures. Town fairs are planned for Saturday and likely Sunday, with warmer conditions on Saturday and in the eastern portions on Sunday.
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Illinois
Missouri
Foals River Forecast Patchy Rise Fall Projections
Forecast notes a river from below Warsaw to Menev likely rising, while the section from Boeunibal to Louisiana is expected to fall and possibly become stationary by Saturday. Local hydrology offices urge caution for affected communities and maritime users.
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Warsaw
Menev
Shuely
Boeunibal
Louisiana
Wight
Quincy Pulse Heads to Omaha in Telegraph Move
Mark R. Albright, four years at Western Unicoi telegraph office, departs for Omaha to become wire chief for Bell Telephone. He is son of Mrs Anna Albright of 316 North Ninth Street. Local Farmers oppose bond issue with People's Co operative Association meeting in Golden Town Hall at 7 pm to plan opposition. Theodore Helhake of Millie Shoe reports rising wholesale prices for shoes and rubber footwear as manufacturers struggle to fill orders and leather scarcity persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Mark R. Albright
Neb
Bell Telephone Company
Anna Albright
North Ninth Street
Mzta
People’s Co-operative Association
Golden Thenight
Theodore Helhake
Millie Shoe Company
St. Louis
Opposition to Rate Advance Plea at Royal Arcanum Meet
A protest against the December 1 rate increase was raised at a Royal Arcanum gathering on Thursday. It is noted as the second such increase in about 12 years. A head officer is scheduled to arrive around November 1 to explain the change. Chicago attendees include Charles Cottrell who will join Mayor Thompson’s LaSalle hotel banquet. Cottrell plans a Sunday return. Grace Osborne of the tuberculosis prevention group will visit Quincy Sunday morning through Monday at Hotel Quincy. Loren C. Cox was informed of her visit by W. D. Thurber but declined further comment.
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Royal Arcanum
Chicago
Charles Cottrell
Republican County Committee
William Uale ‘Thompson
LaSalle Hotel
Sherman
Puesta
Cottrell
Grace Osborne
Llinois
Miss Osborne Plans Churches and Poetry Mirth
W Perry found an 1888 calendar with a poem he wrote about the Lemoine mill and its stream. A letter praising the poem from Senator Sherman accompanies the calendar. Augusta Races postponed to October 3 and 4 with a large crowd expected.
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Judes
W. Perry
Alendar
Lemoine
Judge Perry
Mil and Mill
United States
Sherman
Augusta
Back In Cigar Business By Tony Boehme Plans Return
Tony Boehme, once out of the cigar trade in this city, will reenter soon after equipment is secured. The new shop is planned for 1017 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Boehme
Broadway
Petition-A probation officer seeks delinquency ruling for Shanahan daughter
Thomas Nolan filed a Sunday petition in county court to declare Mary Shanahan, daughter of Dennis and Mary Shanahan, delinquent. It is alleged she has refused to stay in at nights and to keep proper company.
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Thomas Nolan
Mary Shanahan
Dennis
Quincy Templar Officers Attend State Conclave
Dr A A Whipple and W H McMein of the Quincy commandery Knights Templar of Masons will attend the annual state conclave in Decatur next week. The event draws members from across the state to discuss lodge matters and ceremonial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Whipple
W. H. McMein
Quincy Commandery
Knights Templar of Masons
Decatur
Poultry Club Meets at Steinbeck Home
The YMCA Poultry Club held an interesting meeting at William Steinbeck’s home 632 Jersey Street Friday evening with E G Horner in charge. Six boys attended and a luncheon was served by Mrs Steinbeck. The next meeting is slated for October 20.
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Poultry Club
Poultry Club of the
William
Bill) Steinbeck
Jersey Street
E.G. Horner
Steinbeck
Price Surge in Flambeau Powder Raises Campaign Costs
The Whig reports a sharp jump in powder price used for flambeaus in former presidential campaigns. For the 45 flambeaus favored by the Democratic organization, four blasts or one filling now costs $3. Currently, the same 45 flambeaus cannot be blown even once for under $45, or $180 for a full filling, highlighting a wide gap between $3 and $180.
Train Delays After Engine Trouble Near Brookfield
A typographical error changed 45 to 4 in the Friday morning Whig notice. Train No. 56 from Kansas City to Quincy was delayed about one hour due to engine trouble near Brookfield Missouri, delaying its 1:10 am arrival in Quincy.
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Quincy
Kansas City
Brookfield
Illinois State Band Concert in Washington Park Tonight
If the weather is favorable the Illinois State band will give a concert in Washington Park tonight at 7:30. Director Reinkendorff has prepared a special program including Princeton Tigers Lake, Wedding of the Rose, Overture Raymond Thomas, Dance at the Sunfeast, Medley of Popular Airs, Terzetto from Attila, Selection from Erminie, Rosemary Waltzes, Popular Medley March Movret, and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Illinois
Washington Park
Reinkendorff
Princeton Tigers
Lake
Jessel
Raymond—Thomas
Waller
Lampe
Terzetto
Attilla- Verdi
Erminie— Jakobowski
Rosemary Waltzes
Rkeiser
Movret
Shop Union Leaders Tally Referendum In KC
In Kansas City Missouri representatives of twenty railroad shop unions counted the Sept. 9 referendum vote by about 10 000 members on railroad proposals. A O Wharton said railroads offered an average raise of two and a half cents an hour and a five hour schedule for stationary shop workers. Results expected by Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
A. O. Wharton
St. Louis
Department of the American Federation of Labor
Burian Retirement Rumor Ties To Possible Replacement
Berlin dispatch cites Vossische Zeitung report from Vienna claiming growing certainty that Baron Burian will retire as Austro Hungarian minister of foreign affairs. Baron Karl Von Macchio, former ambassador to Rome, is named as the most likely Burian successor.
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Berlin
London
Vossiche Zeitung
Vienna
Baron Burian
Karl von Macchio
Rome
Burian
Gasoline stove blamed for kitchen fire in Kentucky Street home
A gasoline stove in Edward J. Leatherman’s Kentucky Street house between Third and Fourth caused a blaze at 4 PM Friday. Damages were about 10 to 20 dollars. paper and woodwork charred. Property owned by Mrs. Thomas Baldwin. Firemen from Nos 2 and 4 Stations responded. fire was out on arrival.
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Kentucky Street
Edward J. Leatherman
Thomas Baldwin
No Place To Send The Bernard Girl
Judge Akers struggles with sentencing for Bervena Bernard a minor found guilty of assault with intent to kill She is the county s first female felony minor and cannot be sent to Chester penitentiary Geneva training school or Pontiac reformatory The sentence is suspended while statutes are reviewed and a new trial motion was overruled Friday
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Bervena Bernard
Judge Akers
Chester
Geneva Training School
Pontiac Reformatory
Wolfe
William Schlagenhaus
Stag Party at South Side Boat Club Highlights Night
Members of the South Side Boat club attended a stag entertainment in the club house Friday night. The Eagle quartet and Tulip club provided music while Albert Peters, a female impersonator returning from a road tour, led the dancing. In the business meeting, six building certificates were slated for payoff.
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South Side Boat Club
Eagle Quartet
Tulip Club
Albert Peters
Births Reported for Meyer Hermann and Luthin Families
Birth announcements record a son born Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer on South Twenty-fourth Street, a son born Thursday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. John Hermann at Twenty-first and Payson Avenue, and a daughter born Thursday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Luthin on South Thirteenth Street. Mrs. Luthin is identified as Irene Ryan formerly.
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Henry Meyer
South Twenty-fourth Street
John Hermann
Twenty-first
Payson Avenue
Carl Luthin
South Thirteenth Street
Luthin
Irene Ryan
Meetings Of Travelers' Protective Association Today
Today the Travelers' Protective Association meets at Motel Quincy. Members discuss upcoming events and local chapters. The gathering includes officers and attending delegates from nearby lodges seeking coordination and community service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Protective Asadcration
Quincy
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Tipton
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Bernard
Prom
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