Board Debates Teacher Salaries After Four Hour Session
The Quincy Board of Education spent four hours Tuesday night debating teacher salaries, with a unanimous vote to raise janitors’ pay by 20 dollars a month from April 1. A two-cent education tax levy referendum was approved, while teachers seek larger raises and plans for next year’s schedule.
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Board of Education
J. M. Winters
Tinois
Missouri
Quincy
M. K. Germann
C. F P. A. Behrensmeyer
Grace Long Held In Sheriff's Care Pending Hearing
Grace Long, eight, remains under sheriff custody while her parents fight over custody and alleged contempt of court after her mother Myrtle Niquist took her to Chicago. Judge Akers ordered the child held pending a Friday hearing. venue was asked but denied.
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Grace Long
Jim Simmons
Albert Akers
Myrtle Niquist
Quincy
Chicago
Walter A. Long
Niquist
Moline
George Govert
Emery Lancaster
Long
John Wall
Louis Graham
Pittsfield
Quincy Iron
St. Joseph
Akron
Mr. Niquist
Chamber of Commerce hears year end reports and director election
The Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting Tuesday evening with reports from the president and secretary, a discussion on by law changes, and election results from an eight candidate director slate. Four directors were chosen amid a public withdrawal request by Bishop Fawcett, while two-year observers noted harmony and community welfare as goals for the new board.
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Chamber of Commerce
HI. C. Sprick
George A. Wall
John Kom
F.C. Pierson
J. M. Winters
T. P. Black
George A. Binkert
Edward Fawcett
Bishop Fawcett
Chamber
W. J. Singleton
Julius Kespohl
W. T. Duker
John J. Moriarty
Walter H. Bennett
E. E. Hollister
C. D. Center
Jungie Quartet
Pat” Fifer
Board of Directors
Ted
Organization of a State Chamber of Commerce growth and leadership
The Quincy Chamber of Commerce reports on its 1919 1920 progress including the birth of a state chamber on June 1 1919 its self governing regional structure and the impact of Col Charles D Center as secretary since October 11 1919. It highlights planned future programs a housing drive junior chamber and industrial survey while detailing by law changes finances and governance outcomes.
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State Chamber OF Commerce
State Chambers of Commerce
Quincy Chamber of Commerce
Quincy
Quincey
Marie
Center
Col. C. D. Center
Chamber
Harmony
Yankee Robinson Animal Circus Comes to Quine
Yankee Robinson Animal Circus will appear in Quine on Monday May 3 after advance agent arrangements made Tuesday The circus plans arrival Sunday May 2 at Baldwin Park grounds with a parade Monday morning All kinds of trained animals will be shown and the company will tour nearby towns after two days in Quine
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Yankee Robinson Animal Circus
Quine
Baldwin Park
Dea Moines
Inting Oulnes
Pt Baldwin
Navy Truck Delayed and Local Recruiting News in Quincy
Roads delay a navy truck due in Quincy today while A E Rossow first class yeoman opens a recruiting station in the Post Office building and will stay until April 13. Enlistees Walter M Mickle and George Graham West join aviation and electrician schools. A Meinhard treasury representative promotes treasure certificates. Farm advisory talks in Quincy discuss forming a Mason County shipper group, following Adams County model.
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Navy
Quincy
A. E Rossow
Rossow
Walter Maurice Mickle
Vermont Street
Aviation Mechanics
George Graham West
Electrician
Rotarians Observe Club Birthday in Luncheon
Rotary members gathered at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon to celebrate the club's birthday. Charter members led the program with Jul Korn as chairman recounting early meetings and connections with other cities. Dr. Center and others offered to assist the YMCA in its financial campaign.
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Chamber of Commerce
Farah ML I
Jul Korn
A. If
Odell
Arnold
Rotary
Tno
Dr. Center
Y. Vic. A
Building Company Is Incorporated In Springfield
The Pranschmidt Nar shah Building Corporation of this city was incorporated by the state and will operate a building at 422 Vermont Street. Capital stock is $25,908 with an estimated building cost of $706,910. The project aims for a fireproof modern office building in a central location with strong backing from professional men.
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Springfield
Pranschmidt-Narshah Dellding Corporation
Vermont Street
Wag
The
Whig
Central
Assassination of Gen Romanovsky in Constantinople
A dispatch from Constantinople reports Gen Romanovsky, former chief of staff to Gen Denikine in the south Russian army, assassinated Monday night at the Russian embassy. The two Russian officers who killed him were not arrested, and no perpetrators have been captured.
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London
Evening News
Constantinople
Romanovsky
Denikine
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Rotary Boy Life Survey
Taylor Road Corporation
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Organization of Retail Merchants Association
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Pack Siebel Assessor
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New York
Treasury
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Savings Division
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Havana
L. N. Kennedy
Forrest City
Mr. Isaacs
Mr. Kennedy
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