Local party chiefs favored for county central posts
In the wake of last Tuesday’s presidential primary Republican Chauncey Wood and Democrat John T. Inghram are expected to hold their party chairmanships. The Democratic side faces internal strife over county attorney disputes, while the Republicans anticipate Wood’s continued leadership though some urge William Schlagenhaus to run. The county central committees meet on the second Monday after the primary to organize and name officers.
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Quincy
Adams County
Chauncey H. Wood
John T. Inghram
Inghram
Democratic Committee
Arthur R Roy
Court House
Board of Supervisors
States Attorney’s Office
Arthur R. Roy
Roy
Lowden Supporters Unite for United States Presidency
The committee backs Lowden for president and plans a united front in the upcoming political fight, opposing opponents presented by the Lowden Organization during the last primary.
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Lowden
United States
Scholarships Granted to Adams County Ex-Service Men
The Y. M. C. A. Educational Department awarded five scholarships at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Recipients include Herman E. Taylor in banking, Donald Amen in accountancy, Clarence Oberling in business management, Charles B. Wall in salesmanship, and W. B. Duvall in accountancy. Eligibility is open to ex-service men with under 20 percent disability. Mrs. John Nelsch donated a mounted eagle to Quincy Council Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educational Department
Adams County
Chamber of Commerce
Herman E. Taylor
South Twelfth Street
Donald Amen
Hampshire Street
Clarence Oberling
Charles B. Wall
South Ninth Street
W. B. Duvall
John Nelsch
Boy Scouts of America of Quincy Council
Musical entertainment at Bethel A M E church
The children of Bethel A M E church presented a program Friday evening featuring piano solos duets and vocal numbers. The audience was appreciative and a substantial sum was raised for the church rally next month with Miss Elizabeth Roberts in charge.
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Bethel A. M. FE
Elizabeth Roberts
Church Social Planned At Baptist Young People Group
Miss Madaline Kemp hosted the Intermediate society gathering at 3281 Maine Street with about 35 members. A four-group membership contest was planned led by Glenna Grover Chester Channon Mildred Pfaffle and Lucile Carter with Mrs Meigs and Mrs Channon as chaperones. A social hour and refreshments follow the South Side Sunday school session. The St John Lutheran church picnic is set for June 24 in Southpark with committee members named George and others.
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P. WU
Madaline Kemp
Intermediate Society of the Baptist Young People’s Society
Maine Street
Glenna Grover
Chester Channon
Mildred Pfaffle
Lucile Carter
R. V. Meigs
H. QO. Channon
Fix Tims
St. John Lutheran Church
Southpark
George
Epworth League Plans Stunt Social at Bethel M E
A clever stunt social will be staged by Epworth League members of Bethel M E Church in the church parlors Friday evening. The event features named participants Hoffa John Ottwein Christ Hollister Miss Matilda Pale Miss Esther Ott Miss Edith Sweetring and Miss Lillie Herleman in a community social activity.
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Hoffa John “Ottwein
Christ ‘Quest E. Hollister
Matilda Pale
Esther. Ott
Edith Sweetring
Lillie Herleman
Epworth League of Bethel M. E. Church
German Prince Fined For Part In Rumpus
Berlin April 16 Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia was fined marks for his part in the attack on members of the French commission in the Hotel Adlon dining room. Baron Von Platen fined 300 marks for attempting violence and Prince Hohenlohe-Langenburg fined 1,000 marks for assault. The accused claimed they were only remotely involved.
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Berlin
Joachim Albrecht
Prussia
Hotel Adlon
Baron von Platen
Prince Hohenlohe Langenburg
Stockman fined for misuse of the mails in Wisconsin
Madison April 17. Lee G Legler of Davis Iowa formerly proprietor of the Nyland stock farm at Monros Wisconsin was fined 750 dollars by Judge A L Sanborn in United States district court after pleading guilty to using the mails in a scheme to defraud He advertised pedigreed Holstein cattle.
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Madison, Wis
Lee G. Legler
Davis, IH
Nyland Stock Farm
Monros
Wis
A. L. Sanborn
United States District Court
TRG 0 ER pale scene recapped
A fragment notes a pale scene involving the TRG 0 ER, with limited readable details. The text hints at an incident or event affecting the unit, underscoring a tense moment and a need for further clarification. The fragment preserves named entity TRG 0 ER and implies a medical or emergency context.
Chicago Board Considers Settlement of School Engineers Strike
Chicago April board of education meets to discuss resolving a strike by 325 school engineers that shut Chicago schools for 370000 pupils. Superintendent Mortenson says spring vacation will be moved to next week. Engineers demand 40 percent raises. current pay ranges from 1582 to 2100 dollars annually. Edwin S. Davis notes offered substantial increases.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Mortenson
Edwin S. Davis
President Wilson Invited to Ithaca for Summer Home
Ithaca N Y April 16 President Wilson was invited by Mayor Stewart and Cornell acting President A W Smith to establish his summer home in Ithaca in the Finger Lake region. Several well positioned residents supported the proposal as a gesture of hospitality and local prestige.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Wilson
Stewart
A. W. Smith
Cornell University
Finger Lake Region
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