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Quincy Whig in Quincy, Illinois

30 Sep 1919

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Quincy Whig

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Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1919

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3

Confiscated Washington liquor sparks debate over disposal

District officers contend about what to do with confiscated liquor under the Reed amendment as the capital police guard a one hundred thousand dollar stock. Some doctors urge using it for medicinal purposes amid bootlegging profits and failed convictions, with schemes involving Baltimore suppliers and improvised disguises described.

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Edward Washington Force Washington District of Columbia International Revenue Hesse Police Department Potomac Micer Baltimore
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Bremen Jobless Men Are Latest Strikers

In Bremen unemployed men staged a novel protest against reporting twice daily to city authorities to receive unemployment allowances. They held a mass meeting, urged a sympathetic strike, and demonstrated in the streets before police dispersed the crowd.

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Widow of longtime bank president dies aged 85

The widow of W. H. Lee, a former president of First National Bank and senior member of Bates and Lee Co., dies at 85. She was mother in law to Edward B. Pryor, ex-vice president of the Wabash Railroad and now head of a national bank in St. Louis. Survived by two daughters, Miss Belle Lee and Mrs. Richard Kelton.

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Ute Palmayra W.H Lee First National Bank St. Louis Bells Lee Richard Kelton
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