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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

Page

2

Governor Denies Pullman Tax Board Influence In Reform Push

Illinois governor L owden testified before a joint legislative committee that he had no direct or indirect involvement in the Pullman company tax assessment and denied urging abolition of the state board of equalization. Witnesses included lawyer Charles Woodward and board member William Malone who defended affidavits and described anti graft concerns while outlining plans for a tax commission to replace the board.

Springefield Lowden State Board of Equalization Pullman Company Joint Legislative Committee Charles Woodward Ottawa Ills William H. Malone Board of Equalization Park Ridge Barr Joint Committee Pullman Congress Tax Commission Stead Chicago Journal Journal Malone

Men's Brotherhood Outing Hosts Farm Baseball Game

Fifty members of the Luther Memorial church Men's Brotherhood enjoyed an evening outing at Ed King's farm near Melrose chapel. They traveled by automobile, ate lunch, and played a friendly baseball game with improvised team names. Fred Mueller and Dr. Phillips starred in plays, Rueben Weeks and Charles Cordisman excelled in base running, and umpire Fred Hoelscher was mobbed over disputed calls. Final score read 16 to 15 for one side. Ice cream and cake followed at the King residence.

Men's Brotherhood of the Luther Memorial Church Ed King Melrose Chapel Brotherhood Fred Mueller Dr. Phillips Rueben Weeks Charles Cordsieman Fred Hoelscher King Residence

Local notes and ads mix in county obituary column

County Superintendent Steines spent Thursday in Coats urg. Mrs. William Sturgis of Hutchison is recovering in Blessing hospital. Miss Helen Klusman visits Chicago. The 1920 Model AERSWEEP touted as best vacuum. Judge Epler and Adair attended Illinois college commencement. Lizzie Smith admitted to Blessing hospital after transfer from Mt. Sterling. Benjamin Kessell discharged from U.S.S. Wyoming and home June 7. Grant Curtis goes east on business.

Steines Coatsurg William Sturgis Hutchison Kansas Brlessing Hospital Garretts E. G. Priescorn South Seventh Street Blessing Hospital H. F. Lafler State Bank Helen Klusman Washington Street Chicago Halbach-Schroeder Co Anna Garner H. J. Phillips Ill Hampshire Quincy Carl Epler LeRoy Adair Illinois College Jacksonville Lizzie Smith Mt. Sterling Benjamin Kessell Marine Service U.S.S. Wyoming Lee B. Skinner Missoula Mont Jessie Robertson Grant Curtis

First Woman Fellow Ethel Purdle Celebrated Tax Expert

Mrs. Ethel Purdle, the first woman to become a Fellow of the London association of accountants, is celebrated as an income tax expert.

Ethel] Purdle The London Association of Accountants

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