Standardization Push for Quincy Hospitals Gains Momentum
A Quincy Chamber of Commerce meeting on hospital standardization drew physicians nurses and Catholic clergy support. Dr Louis D Moorhead and Fr Patrick J Mahan argued for full case records adequate labs and staff organization to curb waste and improve patient care across Blessing and St Mary hospitals.
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Alley
Lesuing Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Quincy
Louis D. Moorehead
American College of Surgeons
Patrick J. Mahan
Catholic Hospital
Blessing
St. Fey Hospital
Xhres
Moorhead de
America
Moorhead
Have You Been Counted Census Coupon Notice
A 1920 census notice urges residents to fill and mail the census coupon if not counted at their address. It asks for name street city and directs to William Schaefer supervisor of census at the Post Office Building in Quincy Illinois for unenumerated individuals.
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William Schaefer
Quincy
Iinota
Hospitals Use Small Ward Charge to Defray Lab Costs
Dr Moorhead urged laboratories and hospital staff organization to include attending and visiting physicians, meeting monthly, and to implement case records to curb evils. He condemned fee splitting as demoralizing and leading to unnecessary operations and bias in referrals.
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Sary
Indiana
Quincey
Moorhead
Colored Republicans Form Branch Here
A Colored Republican branch organized in the Fourth Street colored social center with 15 members. Officers elected include William Groce president J W Monroe vice president Ben Bentley secretary James Osborn treasurer Wilson Cobb steering committee chair, George Vetter sergeant at arms, and Lt Sam Shumaker chairman of the meeting.
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Colored Republican State League
Fourth Street
Republican Party
William Groce
J. W. Monroe
Ben Bentley
James Osborn
Wilson Cobb
George Vetter Sergent
Sam Shumaker
Caairman
World Court Plan Debated By League Jurists
Washington reports the League of Nations council plans to launch the Permanent Court of International Justice in London by February. American member Elihu Root may be named, with an organizing committee of eminent jurists to structure the court and ensure equal national representation and safeguards against conflicts of interest.
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Washington
Council of the
League of Nations
London
Permanent Court of International Justice
United States
Senate
League
Elihu Root
Commission
Council
America
Root
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
League of Nations Commission
Paris
Lenane Offers 1000 Booster Tickets for Sale
At a baseball meeting the booster's tally showed under half of 2000 tickets sold. Tom Lenane aims to recruit 100 buyers to take 10 tickets each, having already secured nine by Tuesday and planning to find the remaining 91 before week’s end. He can be found at Basse jewelry store on Maine street for volunteers. The report also notes English expanding in Philippine schools and replacing Spanish socially in many provinces.
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Tom Lenane
Lenane
George Thompson
M. E. Wiles
Arthur Roy
H. E. Becker
Henry Geise
Frank Stahl
Byron Merritt
William Thesen
Ross Trevor
Basse Jewelry Store
Maine Street
Woodward Names 24 Chairmen For State Code Body
President Charles E Woodward announced chairmen for twenty four of the twenty five Illinois constitutional convention committees. Democrats Fyke Dove OBrien are named in three GOP members lead committees on revenue taxation and finance and other areas. The convention moves toward work as proposals for constitutional changes have been submitted and will be assigned to committees.
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Springfield
Ill
Charles E. Woodward
Henry M. Dunlay
Savoy
Thomas Rinaker
Carlinville
Chicago
Cook County
Aorton D. Hull
Edgar E. Fyke
Centralia
Arthur M. Smith
Stockton
Cyrus E. Dietz
Moline
Rodney 1
Brandon
Mooseheart
William E. Trautman
East S. Louis
Joseph W. Pifer
Bloomington
Jlaber
William J. Sneed
Herrin
F. R_ Dove
Shelbyville
Frederick BR. de Youne
Harvey
Edward C. Curtis
Grant Park
William J. Beckman
James O'Brien
Bruce N. Garrett
Rockford
Charles IT
Samill
Walter H. Wilson
Ottawa
Fyke
Corporations’ and County Operative Associations
Dove
O’brien
Gale
Knox Named Epidemologist for Adams County
Dr. Knox of this city was appointed epidemologist for Adams County by Dr. St Naty Drake, chair of the state board of health. He will report influenza activity to the state board and Army health department, noting few cases in Quincy and Adams County, most illnesses being la grippe.
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T. . Knox
Adams County
St.Naty Drake
State Board of Health
Quincy
Springfield
Army Health Department
Knox
State Board
la Grippe
Hannibal Eagles Seek New Members
Dr E F Stannus a national deputy visited Hannibal to enroll the Hannibal Aerie under the Eagles Organization Department. The six month open period will feature speakers and lectures to boost membership and publicize Eagles work. A visit from Missouri state president is set for February 10.
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E. F. Stannus
National Organization Department of Eagles
Hannibal
Hannibal Aene
Organization
Aere
Illinois
Missouri
Hannibal Lodge
Stannus
H Hannibal
Kagies
Organization Department
C., HW. Kane
W. C. Cawthon
C. L. Clymer
United States
Minoig
Quincey Derie
Charles W. Zang
O. F. Robb
Lyceum Bureau Chairman Named as Deputies Leader
Deputies and Judge P.B. Bear Don have named a chairman for the lyceum bureau. President Alvis Heckle and the organization department announce that Worthy President Weed will visit Illinois soon and will be here on February 8.
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PB. W.beardon
Lyceuum Bureau
Alvis Heckle
Organization Department
Weed
Ilinois
Webster Wins Ninth Grade Basketball Crown
Webster school defeated Jefferson 18 to 13 on Jefferson floor to claim the final ninth grade tournament title. Webster led 10 to 1 at halftime, Jefferson rallied but could not overtake the lead. Shallenberg starred for Webster with Weaver also strong. Jefferson's Poeras Mahon led their effort.
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Webster School
Jefferson
Webster
Shallenberg
Weaver
Jefferson Poeras
Mahon
Green
Schallenberg
Adams
Tabor
Brant
Brackensteck
Wells
Contempt Charge Over Mother's Removal Of Child
Mrs Eva Wear is held in Peoria under sheriff surveillance on contempt of court charges for taking her child from the home of her former husband. Officials say the child was placed in his care and she disobeyed a court order by taking the girl.
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Eva Wear
Peoria
Jom Simmons
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