Trade commission weighs Canadian newsprint price cap
The Federal Trade Commission nears completion of its report on the newsprint paper shortage. A Friday Chicago meeting between paper manufacturers and publishers may influence the findings. Canada enacts a government order setting a $10 per ton price increase and export limits, stirring debate on effects for the American market.
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Washington
Tan
Federal Trade Commission
Canada
Chicago
Trade Commission
Commssion
Trace Commission
Asnadian
Defense of Dr Grayson sparks presidential discretion claim
Washington January 23 A Navy statement replies to criticism of President Wilsons nomination of Dr Cary T Grayson naval aide and physician for rear admiral, noting the judge advocate general and attorney general agree promotion of staff officers rests with the presidents discretion as no formal staff advancement board exists.
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Washington
Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Daniels
Judge Advocate General of
Navy
Congress
Promotion prerequisite for rear admiral rank clarified
The text states that the president retains constitutional power, but must first promote an officer to the higher grade with rear admiral rank only after successful qualification by examination. This requirement follows established practice in recent staff officer promotions.
Important Bills Ready for Solons
Springfield January 28 Two of the most important bills to be acted upon by the thirty-second general assembly will be introduced when the legislature reconvenes today They include a state prohibition bill and a home rule proposal for a state public welfare commission Gov Lowden prepares to confer with committee members on consolidation bids Requests for appropriations totaling about 6000000 will reach the assembly soon Representatives of medical societies and state boards meet here endorsing Gov Lowdens candidacy There is debate over which general department should price the various boards and commissions
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Springfield
Sures Alreisis
Banking
Psi
Bib
Lowden
Gov. Lowden
General Department
Republic
New York
German Herald
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
England
Baltimore Sun
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Senate
Westliche Post
St. Louis
Washington Post
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
Des Moines Register
Europe
United States
Salt Lake Tribune
United States Senate
Monroe
Lincoln
Omaha Bee
Aberdeen, & D
Self Inflicted Surrender After Fatal Shot in Wikliamatown
Afarion Lane or Kabela confessed to fatally shooting George Hall on a Wikliamatown street. Hall, drinking and threatening Merrane, was wounded and died within minutes. Lane, born near Willametown and recently moved to K last summer, surrendered to the sheriff shortly after the incident.
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Deer Ridge
Afarion ‘ Lane
Kabela
George Hall
Wikliamatown
Hal
Wall
Merrane
Hail
Lgil
Withoistown
McLane
Willametown
Moose Dedicate New Building in Decatur
Decatur lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose dedicated a new 60,000 Lomne building with a banquet for seven hundred attendees. A visiting Danville committee announced plans to establish a lodge home in Danville and begin preparations immediately.
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MOOSE
Decatur
Decatur Lodge
Lenial Order of Mocee
Danville
George Cawthorne Named New Quincy Y M C A Secretary
George B. Cawthorne of Gary Indiana will arrive March 1 to assume the duties as General secretary of the Quincy Y M C A, filling the vacancy created by Hanna who resigns February 1. Cawthorne comes well recommended for the association spirit and has arranged to consult the local committee before final acceptance. prior to Quincy he served as educational secretary in St Paul and has a career in teaching and Y M C A work.
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George B. Cawthorne
Gary
Ind
Quincy Y. M. C. A
Hanna
Cawthorne
Quincey
Quincy
H. W. Crawmer
Age Item
Hal
Mr. Cawthorne
Aurora
Neb
Issi
Vic
Publc
Lake Geneva
Wis
Beloit College
Beloit
Blackburn Academy
Carlinville
Dispatcher James Whitfield Dies of Heart Attack
James A. Whitfield, night chief train dispatcher for Q at Galesburg, died in his office at the passenger station after suffering a heart attack. He had summoned a doctor who attended him. death occurred in the station corridor. He was well known in Quincy.
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James A. Whitfield
Galesburg
Quincy
Tie
New Move Unpopular in London Extends Meeting Notes
A London meeting of the extension work committee in the Y M C A educational room saw 20 shop gatherings discussed with 80 attendees. Mr Bruner spoke on long‑running shop efforts and proposed an “Extension day” at churches to recruit more workers, with a future date to be set.
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A. M. Bruner
Herbert Hendricks
Bruner
Aires
Tle
Socemans
G. L. Losh
H.W. Crawmer
F.C. Poling
Lester Dickhut
J. J. Swartz
Newton Ames
L. R. Mourning
W. Giders
Mont Eorn
Sun day collection tops city campaign totals in Boston
Billy Sunday left Boston with a certified check for 50828 and a pocketed total of 63716 from local supporters. Police carried the collection to the bank in a large sack while hundreds sought entry to the tabernacle. Boston expenses exceeded 90000, higher than other campaign cities.
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Boston
Mass
Billy
Tabernacle
Royal Neighbors Install Officers in Hampshire Street Hall
Oak camp 543 Royal Neighbors of America installed officers in the Odd Fellows hall Hampshire street Monday night with Eva Davis as installing officer and Irene Pullman as ceremonial master. A tribute to Nettie Flowers past oracle followed as Helen Summers sang. Members enjoyed supper at the Illinois cafe with fifty five places set, nearly midnight when the party ended.
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Oak Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Hampshire Street
Eva Davis
Irene Pullman
Nettie Flowers
Helen Summers
Illinois
Mrs WW D Conrad Hosts Sunday School Class
Mrs WW D Conrad entertained members of her Sunday school class at her home 1624 Hampshire Street Monday night.
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D. Conrad
Hampshire Street
Brief Personal Notes From Local Citizens
Dr. R W Eaton returns to Chicago after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs H J Eaton. George Powell of Ellington and F M Powell of Bentley travel to San Francisco for a visit. Mrs B E Woodward and children of New Salem return home after visiting her parents. W E Leach resigns as Lima school teacher. Emery Simmonds of Camp Point will fill his position. Mrs J S Landwehr of St Louis visits her parents in town. Miss Bertha Cissna Hicks, Mrs Maude Moore, and Mrs Amelia Shoup plan a business trip to New York for Reih stores. Mrs D D Millizer returns to Winderhock. Thomas Fitzgerald, city market master, remains in St Mary’s hospital. Adam Helfrich recovering from facial burns. Jasper Corbin improving in St Mary’s hospital after injury. Miss Dora Gronemeyver operated on at Blessing hospital. Mrs G R Howard recuperating after Blessing hospital operation. Arthur Goerte improving after appendicitis treatment. Harvey Riggs of the Mercantile Bank in St Louis on business. Broadway Merchants Association officers election set for Thursday at Bickhaus hall. Charles Wingfield visiting Quincy before moving to Colby Kansas. Ralph Swanson back at Heidbreder and Earel drug store after flu. Mrs C L Cobb leaves for Leavenworth Kansas to visit her mother. Walter Bertholf off duty due to illness. Mrs Don Vincent of Fort Dodger Town visits Chicago then home. Minnie Params visits from Petersburg Illinois. Grave Hoehne slowly recovering from an injured ankle.
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R. W. Eaton
Chicago
H. J. Eaton
Snyder
George Powell
Ellington
F. M. Powell
Bentley
San Francisco
BE. G. Woodward
New Salem
George Thompson
State Street
W. E. Leach
Lima
Leach
Emery Simmonds
Camp Point
J. S. Landwehr
St. Louis
J. H. Bredenbeck
South Twelfth Street
Bertha Cissna Hicks
Reidh
Quincy
Maude Moore
Hannibal
Amelia Shoup
Peoria
New York
Reibh
John Block
Kirby, Block and Fischer
Reib
D. D. Millizer
Winderhock
Thomas Fitzgerald
St. Mary's Hospital
Adam Helfrich
Jasper Corbin
Canton
Corbin
Dora Gronemeyver
South Twenty-third Street
Blessing Hospital
G. R. Howard
Stillwell
Arthur Goerte
Blessing
Harvey Riggs
The
Mercantile Bank
Broadway Merchants’ Association
Bickhaus Hall
Association
Charles Wingfield
Swift and Company
Quincey
Colby
Kansas
Ralph Swanson
Heidbreder and Earel
Twelfth and
Broadway
Grip
C. L. Cobb
Ohio Street
Leavenworth
Joe Theubaut
Walter Bertholf
Clayton
Bertholf
Don Vincent
Fort Dodger
Town
C.L. Bartlett
Minnie Params
Petersburg
Til
Garretts
Laxative Hromo Quinine sold with E W Grove signature
An advertisement touts Laxative Hromo Quinine as safe for all users, noting no nervousness or ringing in the head. It asserts only one product named Breamo Quinine and claims E W GROVE’S signature on the box.
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E.W. Grove
What is Rheumatism Why Suffer from It
Sufferers should realize rheumatism is a blood infection and can be permanently relieved. The blood becomes saturated with uric acid poison, and salves won’t reach the cure. The brochure promotes S. S. as a guaranteed vegetable remedy from Swift Specific Company of Atlanta for blood purification and relief.
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SS. S
Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Adlv
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J. A. Hanna
Y. M. C. A. Extension
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Chicago Herald
Peace League
Allances
America
Dainois Staats Zeitung
Mary
Miss Grave Hoehne
Manhattan
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