Petitions Filed For February Ballot In City Primaries
Candidates in the February primaries filed petitions with City Clerk Schroer on Monday. Most returned the filings, with several notable names including Philip J. O'Brien as Democratic mayoral nominee and A. C. Ridder second. Many other party and ward candidates followed in order, listing names for mayor, aldermen, city treasurer, police magistrate, and city attorney.
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Schroer
Philip J. O'Brien
A. C. Ridder
Richard Hackman
W. K. Abbott
John A. Thompson
Henry Obrock
Col. Wood
Thomas Sullivan
Mr. O'Brien
W. J. Cunnane
Fred Taylor
George Milbert
J. C
Shamp) Walker
Charles Hoar
P. W. Reardon
Lawrence Coard
Ella F. Riggs
George J. Saalig
J. W. Lemley
J. J. Zengel
Roy D. Johnson
W. B. Tompkins
Rudy B. Kiefer
Harry Emerson
Matt G. Dettle
H. H. Wensing
W. H. Smith
Duke Schroer
Samuel S. Hyatt
John Schauf
Rge
David Ross
Joseph Schwartz
Kalo Stock Remedy Pioneers Local Formula Use
The Kalo Stock Remedy company has long used a homegrown formula to market goods locally. Quincy's firm claims to originate the idea in the area and has maintained the practice, supporting steady salesmanship and strong customer confidence in their stock remedies.
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Kalo Stock Remedy Company
Quincy
Administrators Appointed in Vollbracht Estate Bond Set
Report on Joseph Crear estate shows receipts and disbursements totaling 14702.60. John Vollbracht and Mary Vollbracht named administrators of Henry Vollbracht estate and required to post a 10000 bond.
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Joseph Crear
John and
Mary Vollbracht
Henry Vollbracht
Captain Walter Stevenson to Quincy as orders home after service
Captain Walter D Stevenson reports to Quincy friends that six weeks of rain in France cannot dim his mood as he receives orders home after sixteen months overseas. He plans to sail February 1 and reach Quincy around March first, having led the special work coordinating fourteen bases since the armistice.
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Walter D. Stevenson
Quincy
France
Stevenson
Mesves
Christmas Dinner Praised by Infantryman in France
Chesleigh Gray of Company B, 116th Infantry writes from Serquex, France, on December 29 about five weeks there and five more to go. He recalls a fine Christmas feast with pork, candy, cookies, and cigars from the YMC A, plus coffee, cake, grapes, and chocolates for each soldier. Weather is harsh with rain 33 days out of five weeks, and he plans to improve at marksmanship at the range. Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gray of 1517 North Third Street, trained at Camp Wheeler, Ga., before going to France last fall.
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Chesleigh Gray
116Th Infantry
Serquex
France
States
Rngle
Gray
W. H. Gray
North Third Street
Camp Wheeler
Minor Police Cases In Court Continuances Continued
Harvey Loper charged with insulting Mary Hunter was arraigned in police court Monday and the case continued to Wednesday morning. Walter Krug charged with prowling secured another continuance until February 6 and in the interval arrangements were to be made.
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Harvey Loper
Mary Hunter
Walter Krug
New Central League Meets Next Sunday
Peoria January 28 The new Central league meeting moves to Sunday February 2 with a vote by wire on city choice. Potential hosts include Indianapolis Chicago and several Midwestern cities. Six cities ready to start and outside interests may back Dayton Fort Wayne or Rockford. Russian Debate Wednesday in Washington Senator Johnson to press resolution for U S troop withdrawal from Russia before Senate session.
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Peoria
Ill
Indianapolis
Ryan
Chicago
Terre Haute
Evans
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Rockord
Washington
Johnson
California
Senate
Russia
Foreign Relations Committee
Senators Object To Naval Nominations
Senators expressed vigorous objections to sending 164 Annapolis naval reserve graduates as ensigns in the regular navy. Secretary Daniels forwarded the nominations directly to the Senate on President Wilsons instruction from Paris, during executive session discussions.
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Washington
Senate
Naval Reserve School
Annapolis
Daniels
Wilson
Paris
Nominations From White House Urged By Several Leaders
Massachusetts and two national figures including Smoot of Utah and Penrose of Penn apineit argued nominations should come from the White House, labeling past practices irregular and urging executive control.
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Sachusetts
Smoot
Utah
Penrose
Pennapineit
White House
Court Martial Facts Asked in Senate Resolution
Washington January 28 Senator Borah of Idaho introduced a senate resolution calling for complete information from the war department on court martial proceedings during the war. The measure was adopted by the senate seeking detailed records of trials and outcomes for public scrutiny.
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Washington
War Department
Cou
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Canadians Leave Germany Up to British in Bonn Shift
Canadians depart Germany with Bonn to be taken over by other British army contingents. The move signals a reallocation of Allied forces as the Sunday report notes.
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Germany
London
Bonn
If He Drinks Give Him TESCUM POWDERS
A sensational claim urges mothers wives and sisters to secretly give “Tescum Powders” to stop drink habits. It promises tasteless harmless powders that can be mixed with squid or solid foods with a steel-bound money refund guarantee from Heidbreder Bros. and other druggists.
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Heidbreder Bros
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