Lawmakers warned as Illinois utilities bill battle grows
The legislative committee of the Illinois Municipal and Home Rule leagues adopted resolutions in Springfield pressing senators and representatives to act on a bill to modify powers of the Public Utilities Commission. Alderman Perry C. Ellis led the move after a miscommunication delayed a hearing for corporate representatives. The group vows to inform every city and threaten campaigns to unseat lawmakers if action stalls. Members present include Mayors H J Rodgers and W H Wood, and city officials from Aledo, Springfield, Cairo, Bloomington, Evanston, Quincy, and Juliet.
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Senate
House
Illinois General Assembly
Public Utilities Commission
Legislative Committee
Illinois Municipal and Home Rule Leagues
Springfield
Perry Ellis
Perry C. Ellis
Illinois
Ellis
H. J. Rodgers
Jacksonville
Robert L. Watson
Aledo
A. D. Stevens
John A. Richert
Chicago
W. H. Wood
Cairo
E. E. Jones
Bloomington
H. P. Pearson
Evanston
Quincy
W. C. Barber
Juliet
Decision In Wolf Case Expected Today In Quincy
The adjourned March term session in Quincy will hear Judge FitzHenry's ruling on the indictment of Fred Wolf Sr and Pauli Wolf for alleged government fraud. A quash means dismissal. a favorable decision sets a trial date. Prosecution and defense arguments have spanned March since Springfield attorneys argued for quashing.
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Quincy
Fred Wolf, Sr
Pauli Wolf
FitzHenry
N. Ross Moore
United States
Quinty
Wolf
Charley Smith Returns to Jail for Drunken Charge
Charley Smith, ageing cornhusker and local veteran, is back in Quincy city jail facing intoxication charges after a Wednesday arrest on South Third Street. He awaits help from a farmer for possible work and services.
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Charley Smith
Charley
South Third Street
Maegee
Timely Hints For The Golf Novice Ball choice suits different hitters and winds
The article explains how ball weight size and construction affect performance for players of all levels. It notes heavy balls favor hard hitters while light balls suit light hitters and warns against mismatched balls for accuracy. It recommends a 29 ball for average players a 31 for long drivers and a small heavy for putting and wind, with a 27 pennyweight ball fine for women and windy, cuppy greens.
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Eze Wereaman
Industrial Baseball League Forms at Conference
First steps in organizing an Outdoor Industrial Baseball league were taken at a Wednesday meeting of Electric Wheel and Gardner Governor reps with Sam Gabel Y M C A physical director. Teams from Cris Elevator Company Company E Y M C A and G Co B are expected to enter creating a six team schedule. Practice to start in a week or two with captains to organize nines. The G B C basketball team illness prevents play against Y M C A. Out of town quintet exhibition being arranged by finabelois. Bass leaders of the Young Chaddock Tors scheduled to play the preliminary game.
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Electric Wheel and Gardner Governor
Sam Gabel
Cris Elevator Company
Company E
G. Co. B
Caytains
M. CA
Finabelois
Chaddock Tors
Elks Install Newly Elected Officers
In Quincy Jodge 160 LB P O Elks installed new officers in club rooms Wednesday evening with William Schlagenhaus as installing officer. E R Bowers became Exalted Ruler and Maurice Vasen Esteemed Leading Knight joined as did Dr C B Ericson Esteemed Loyal Knight E C Schureman secretary Arnold V Scott trustee. Robert Mathes and Jerome Pickard were away and their installations postponed.
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Quincy Jodge
No. 160
LB. P.O. E
Elks Club
William Schlagenhaus
Robert Mathes
Jerome Pickard
E. R. Bowers
Maurice Vasen
Dr. C. B. Ericson
E. C. Schureman
Arnold V. Scott
Central Baptist Church Property To Be Sold
Members of the Central Baptist church will sell the property at Fourth and Jersey streets, former First Baptist, with sale proceeds added to the building fund. The building is used as a social center awaiting sale, with revival services halted except for Sunday noon and Sunday afternoon at noon. Robert Van Meigs led Wednesday revival on "The Only Satisfying Life Again."
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Central Baptist Church
Fourth and
Jersey Streets
First Baptist Church
Po Odlock
Robert van Meigs
Finance plans for club considered at directors meeting
Refinancing options for the Country Club to fund a new clubhouse and improvements were discussed by the association directors on Wednesday evening. No definite plans were decided. Three new members were elected Dr Schullian John Seth Malone and Macauley Irwin new manager of the Goodrich Tire Company.
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Association
Took
Musseloniin
Dr. Schullian
John Seth Malone
Goodrich Tire Company
Macauley Irwin
Imperial Government rejects Bavaria at peace conference
A dispatch from Berlin reports the Imperial Government refused Bavaria’s demand to be represented at the peace conference. The measure comes amid negotiations as European powers shape postwar terms and influence. Bavaria had sought formal participation in shaping the settlement.
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Bavaria
Py Associated Press
Berlin
Frankfurter Zeitung
Odd Fellows Anniversary Planned for April 27 at Luther Memorial
A joint committee of Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges met to set the anniversary of the order at Luther Memorial church on Sunday April 27. A detailed program will follow. Committee members include Andrew Van Blair chair and Mrs Charles Jarvis secretary along with Dred Glass William Miller Charles Jarvis J Grotte Richard Clark Mrs Matilda Pierson Miss Lorene Meyer Mrs Catherine Thomas Mrs J C Grote and Mrs Mothe Schulte.
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Odd Felhows
Rebekah
Odd Fellows Order
Luther Memorial Church
Andrew van Blair
Charles Jarvis
Dred Glass
Willam Miller
J. Grotte
Richard Clark
Matilda Pierson
Lorene Meyer
Catherine Thomas
J.C. Grote
Mothe Schulte
Humbert Takes Stand At War Trial In Paris
Paris April 2 Senator Charles Humbert faced examination in his trial for commerce with the enemy He outlined buying Le Journal and recounted his political campaign with a heated show of emotion He said his book Are We Defended was translated into German without his knowledge and he received 740 francs as author rights but did not know the funds came from the German translation.
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Paris
Charles Humbert
Humbert
le Journal
Pittsfield Notes Local Elections and Town Happenings
Pittsfield brief with names and moves. Mayor G M Smith appoints judges and clerks for the coming by election. Residents travel to Chicago and St Louis for visits. Community events include Gleaners, Fairview Country club, and Luncheon Bridge club gatherings. A cleanup day is proclaimed for April 19 with dumps organized. Several relocations and a hospital stay are noted along with church service updates.
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Red A. Koepping
Chicago
Clara Grigsby
Hayward
Hugo
William RR. Sedberry
Exather Mallory
St. Louis
Hush Landers
G. M. Smith
John Fletcher
Aby Bradshaw
John Saunders
Wesley Kibler
Dara Pulliam
T. J. Foster
BK. Berry
Gleaners
Methodist Church
Sthoebe Stone
Miss May
Fairview Country Club
Out
Lovell
Bridge Club
George M. Smith
Elfry
Anderson Moremuan
Landsome
New Automobile
Elmer Weaver
Springfield
John T. Pickering
Internal Revenue
Congregational Church
Fragmentary note on summer detentions of wives
A damaged OCR fragment references wives held during the summer months in some location. The text is incomplete making precise details and context unclear.
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Vhureh
Women Admitted Request To Trade On Exchange Floor
Hamburg April 2 Associated Press reports the local Democratic committee has petitioned exchange stewards to extend floor trading rights to women, seeking equal access to the bourse trading area.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
The
Democratic Party
Victory Loan Campaign Opens Here April 21
The Victory loan drive begins in Quincy on April 21 with the same local workers and solicitors who supported prior Liberty loans. Notes will range from 50 to 100000 dollars for up to five years with partial payments allowed. details on interest and tax exemptions to be announced.
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Quincy
Adams County
F. W. Crane
Adams, Brown
Pike Counties
St. Louis
Federal Reserve District No
United States
Crane
Cured Cold in One Day Ad for Bromo Quinine
Promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets with claim to cure a cold in one day. Calls for the genuine full name and signature of E W Grove. Includes 30c price and suggests a fast acting remedy.
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E. W. Grove
Organized Baseball No Trust Says Pepper in DC Suit
Washington April 3 The case of organized baseball in the 900000 damage suit brought by Baltimore Federal League club against the National and American leagues was outlined Wednesday before the DC supreme court by George Wharton Pepper counsel for the defendants. Pepper argued the Sherman act covers only inter state industries and not sports bodies. He said the Baltimore complaint centers on two charges including a conspiracy to ruin the Federal league and that the peace pact was an invitation to meet on common ground to aid the league. He added organized baseball contends the call for a peace conference was endorsed by constituent clubs with representatives present.
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Washington
Baltimore Federal League
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Pepper
Baltimore
Baltimore Club
Federal League For
Organized Baseball
Federal League
Federal league dissolution terms blamed on Baltimore reps
Baltimore was blamed as silent on terms under which the Federal league dissolved. Before testing its case the Baleares club presented evidence that money from the American and National leagues for players taken by the Federal league was received by a single individual among the defendants.
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Baltimore
Baleares Club
Lumber Men Reject Price Fixing Offer
Southern lumber manufacturers at a mass meeting in New Orleans April 3 declined the industrial board of the department of commerce proposal to form a joint price agreement to stabilize markets. They said such action would harm the public and industry and violate anti trust laws.
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New Orleans
Industrial Board of the Department of Commerce
Allies Hold First Finance Talks With German Delegates
In Paris on April 2 the financial committee representatives met German delegates at Chateau Plessis Vallette in Sevilles for an exchange of views. The session was limited to discussion and will continue tomorrow with additional talks.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chateau Plessis Vallette
Sevilles
Vrooman Arrives in America After France Visit
Carl Vrooman of Illinois, recently resigned as assistant secretary of agriculture, arrived in New York aboard the Leviathan. He has been in France examining agricultural conditions.
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