Ministers Object To Boxing Bills In Illinois Senate
In Springfield on February 7 the United Protestant Ministers union of Chicago, representing 12 denominations and about a million communicants, voiced opposition to the Illinois boxing bills while not opposing amateur contests. They supported gloves under 10 ounces, six rounds, and no prize or license fees. Lincoln Memorial events and budget talks awaited action as both houses adjourned.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Senate
United Protestant Ministers’ Union of Chicago
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
William A. Rodenburg
East St. Louis
Lowden
Wright
McLain
House
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Barr
Joliet
Senate Committee On Judicial Department
DeGoy B. Ellis
Elgin
Nes
A. O. Lindstrom
Galesburg
Judiciary Committee
Henry M. Dunlap
Savoy
Congress
Committee On Judiciary
Glackin, Herlihy
Manny
Senate Public Utilities Committee
Kessinger
Ralph W. Church
Chicago
Organized Labor
Joseph H. Walker
Illnois
Indicted for Army Frauds Near St Louis Feb 7
Federal grand jury indicts 14 men for conspiracy to defraud the government. Two accused of using inferior coffee in a government order and twelve conspired to obtain clothing to sell at Jefferson Barracks. Health insurance for wage workers is under consideration in nine states.
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ST. Louis
Federal Grand Jury
Jefferson Barracks
Real Doctors Endorse Fletcher’s Castoria for Babies
Local physicians, caring as day and night, attest to Fletcher’s Castoria’s benefits for children. They emphasize it is tried and trusted, not an experiment, and warn of imitations while urging parents to rely on their neighborhood doctors for the welfare of their babies.
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Fletcher
Movement for Deportation of All Aliens Urged by Seattle Boards
A nationwide movement to deport all aliens who claimed exemption from military service on non-citizenship grounds was adopted by Seattle area exemption boards. The Quin cy board received the appeal urging co operation of local boards. The letter blasts aliens who sought exemption as unpatriotic and calls for drastic action, including restricting immigration and preventing naturalization for non declarants.
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Seattle
Wash
Quincy
Johnston
Washington
Congress
Associated Boards
King County
Dr. B. S. Henderson's License Is Revoked
Mayor Thompson confirms licensure revoked for Dr Berry S Henderson 429 Hampshire Street due to unprofessional and dishonest acts. Dispatches report state education department cites habitual drunkenness and breach of promise with patients who paid for services not rendered.
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Thompson
Berry S. Henderson
Hampshire Street
Dr. Senderson
Springfield
State Department of Registration, and Education
Dr. Henderson
Capt Wingerter recalls armistice time in France
Captain E F Wingerter, former Fifth Regiment Illinois National Guard, writes from Villennes France about the November eleventh hour on the Scheldt line. He recalls one of history’s fiercest duels as the armistice came and praises American deliverance of Belgium and the support from Quincy volunteers to Red Cross Y M C A Knights of Columbus and Salvation Army.
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E. F. Wingerter
Fifth Regiment
Illinois National Guards
Wingerter
Villennes
France
Scheldt
Rhine
Belgium
Fritz
Brussels
Quincy
Red Cross
K. of C
Salvation Army
Ralph O'Neill Takes Trip Through Europe
Sergeant Ralph O'Neill travels from Dijon to Lyon Marseilles Nice and Monte Carlo then back via Grenoble and the Swiss Alps posting letters and souvenirs to his parents at 121 North Twelfth Street. He reports good health a 20 pound gain and duties at Chattillon Sur Seine in the second corps school detachment with 2600 officers and 1000 new coms enrolled. He notes dish and provisioning needs and mentions fellow Quincy boys Joe Teague and Albert Scott.
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Ralph O'Neill
France
O'Neill
North Twelfth Street
Dijon
Lyon
Marseilles
Nice
Monte Carlo
Swiss
Grenoble
Alps
Chattillon Sur Seine
Army of Occupation
Troyes
Quincy Boys
Sergeant O'Neill
Joe Teague
Albert Scott
Government Jobs Open to More Men in Civil Service
Secretary L Schrage of the United States Civil Service Commission announces many openings. Applicants should file with the labor board at the plant and must not report for employment until called. Transportation costs are paid by the applicant when reporting for work. Mechanics are sought for navy yards in Charleston New Orleans Brooklyn Norfolk Philadelphia Puget Sound and for the engineer department nationwide. During the war the London County Council loaned nearly 50 699 900 to Britain.
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Brooklyn
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
Puget Sound
Engineer Department
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
New York City
Norfolk, Va
Savannah, Ga
Friday Special Silk Lisle Hose Seamed Back
Women's black silk lisle hose with seam at back offered as a Friday special priced at 59 cents, showcasing fashion quality and style.
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Burson
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Castoria
B. S. Henderson
Quincy’s Live Store
Hirsh
Sphars
J. W. Daniels
Mainest
H. Lizsen
Capt. Wingerter
Ralph O’neill
Europe
London County Council
Weilers
N. Fifth ST
Madame Miller
Kirk
Mme. Isebell’s
Brown's Garden of Roses
Vantine’s
Dinner Ware
Freeman
Fordan
Choice
Amoskeag Chambray
Swift's Pride
Yard
W.et.duker Company
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