Forum Women Offer Help to Prosecute Unsanitary Premises
The sanitation committee of the Woman's Forum offers to assist the health department by testifying in court cases against owners of unsanitary premises. They cite infantile paralysis danger and a corner Seventh and State streets case as examples, pledging to investigate and prosecute under city ordinances.
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Woman’s Forum
Health Department
Woman's Forum
Wealth Commission
Er Gross
Gross
Hoard of
The
Besard of Health
Sanitation
Board of Health
Ivo
Seventh
State Streets
Oup
Board of Heatth
Waran's Forum
President Wilson signs post office appropriation bill
In March, President Wilson approved the post office appropriation bill, including a prohibition provision regarding bone development.
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Washington
Wilson
Post Office
Seance Tonight by Dr Eddy at Empire
Dr Eddy, noted spiritualist, will present a public seance on the Empire stage tonight in bright light. He promises demonstrations of clairvoyance slate writing floating tables and chairs and materialization of spirit forms with faces detectable. A committee will accompany the medium as forms appear and vanish among the audience.
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Eddy
The
Empire
Philadelphia
Dr. Eddy
Charles Williams Orchard Sold Near Barry Estate
Dr Lambert of Coatsburg bought the 64 acre Charles Williams estate orchard near Barry from the Williams estate. The orchard is described as one of the best near Davies. W T Hughes funeral is set for 2:30 oclock Monday at Do AL Wheeler chapel with burial in Greenmount cemetery.
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Charles Williams
Coo
Delaplain
Stern
Dr. Lambert of
Coatsburg
Barry
Davies
W. T. Hughes
Do AL Wheeler Undertaking
Greenmount Cemetery
Bernstorff Nominated to Reichstag in Place of Deceased Neiding
Amsterdam March 4 report notes Count Von Bernstorff the former German ambassador to the United States is nominated as a Reichstag candidate in place of the late Herr Von Neiding per Teleuraal. nomination highlights a shift in political leadership.
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Bernstorff
Reichstag
Amsterdam
London
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Herr von Neiding
Teleuraal
A F Hackman Dies in Huntington West Virginia
Richard E Hackman left Saturday for Huntington West Virginia to attend the funeral of his brother Al F Hackman who died Saturday morning. Cause of death was dropsy and heart affection. Al F Hackman was born in Quincy fifty five years ago and lived there until age 25. His father ran a drug store at Ninth and Broadway and he later worked as sales manager for Huntington Drug Co. He leaves a wife two sons two daughters a sister Miss Emma Hackman and brothers Edward of Portland Oregon and the brother in town.
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Richard E. Hackman
Huntington
West Virginia
al F. Hackman
Quincy
Ninth and Broadway
Huntington Drug Company
Hackman
Emma Hackman
Edward
Portland
Oregon
Frank Eggert Dies in Gary Indiana After Canton Notice
Frank Eggert, formerly of Canton, Ill., died in Gary, Ind., after a Canton contact notified his brother-in-law Frank Haller. Eggert, a Miller Bros. Transfer employee and former Canton saloon keeper, left Canton for Chicago when Canton went dry. Gilbert Eggert of Canton went to Gary to handle the body. survivors include his wife, a daughter about 10, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eggert Sr., four sisters and a brother.
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A. C. Haller
State Street
Canton
Frank Eggert
Gary
Ind
Mr. Eggert
Quincy
Louis
Ben
Andy
Fred Miller
Miller Bros
Chicago
Mr. Haller
Frank Leggert
Gilbert
Frank Eggert, Sr
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Reid
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Whitman
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A. L. Brinkman
Fifth ST
New Dorsets
March House Cleaners O'Cedar
Wizard Oil
Vali AT
Duker’s
Iha
Kayser
Ee Ha Kayser
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