Railroad Notes Mixed Health Layoffs At Alliance Meeting
The International Association of Machinists met at Reddish hall with several candidates obli gated. M F Coursey resigned and plans a western trip. John J Adems in Alliance to visit brother George Davis and return to Sheridan. Multiple workers report illness influenza layoffs and recoveries including Quinette Bloom Mullane Hopkins Burch and Fay Hudson. Local crew changes include G E Johnson taking over in Sheridan and J B Irwin to Alliance master mechanic duties.
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Internationalssociation of Machinists
Reddish Hall
M. F. Coursey
Sheridan
John J. Adems
Wan ‘N Alliance
George FE. Davis
Kreke An Reynolds
Thole
McKenzie
P. W. Quinette
G. E. Johnson
J. B. Irwin
Casper
Alliance
George Bloom
Vogel
Weet
Carl Hopkins
Burch
Ben Mullane
R. K. Bailey
H. H. Fink
Fiury
Denver
Dairy Adams
Havelock
George Davis
Archie Adams
Fay Hudson
Muntz
Valere
West End
City Manager's Report for January 1920 Alliance Neb
Alliance Neb February 10 1920 the city manager submits the January 1920 report to the city council noting the electric light department issued thirteen wiring permits and extended lines in the southwest city area. the water department reports well No 5 started but sand halted pumping with plans for a centrifugal pump in spring pending storm sewer completion. many hydrants are in poor shape awaiting paving district replacements. sewer department overcomes Watson motor trouble and notes a new Watson induction motor shipped. grease and sand traps inspected and cleaned. fire department hose and equipment needs upgrade and 600 feet of hose recommended this year and again in following years. streets and alleys work includes street dust control and scavenger activity. contractors urged to fix deficiencies. continuous text continues on page eight.
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Alliance
Neb
Alliance City Council
Electric Light Department
O. K. Water Department
Kelly Well Company
O. K
Fire Department
No Cheap Clothes Expected As 1921 Looms
Washington reports figures suggest clothing prices will not fall in 1921. Ludwig Stein of Chicago and H F E Figg of the department of justice spoke after a meeting of manufacturers wholesalers and retailers. They urged production cooperation to curb waste and called for a DOJ investigation to confirm profiteering or lack thereof.
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Washington, D. C
Ludwig Stein
Chicago
National Association of Clothiers
Department of Justice
Mr. Figg
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