Quincy Mayor Candidates Outline Plans For City Progress
In campaign statements for re election the Quincy mayor pledges faithfulness to the people’s will, strong law enforcement, and prudent improvements. He stresses health, streets, fire protection, and a permanent city center while endorsing reform, merit, and nonpartisan administration.
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New Health Board
Quincy
Justice
Board of Health
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Hanus Saat Doaiay
Oueney
Ellis
Quines
McIntyre
Stret
Quincey
Quincy Boy Describes German Fortifications Visit
Private TI. A. Klusmeier writes from Coblenz France about the Ehrebristien fort on a rock hill captured twice by shelling and starvation relief. He notes the cost of rebuilding at 38 million dollars and ten years of work, and mentions marching plans and time changes near the Third Army's Stenal office.
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Coh. Klusmeier
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Ehrebristien
Rhine
Coblenz
Stronest
Germany
Owill
Elasmeter
Quincy Bay
Tef Stenal
Third Army
Als
Farmers Institute Officers To Meet In Galesburg
Annual conference of farmers institute officers and workers from Mth and 1st districts will be held at the Y M C A building in Galesburg on Thursday March 27. County presidents secretaries and district leaders will attend along with county agents home advisers and other interested in farm and home improvement. District directors Frank Haynes and George A Switzer the household science department secretary Mrs Hf A MceKeene and state secretary H F Young will be present. Meeting starts at 10 o clock a m.
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Farmers Institute
Mth
1Sth
Galesburg
County Institutes
Farmers’ Institute
County Home Advisers
Frank §. Haynes
Geneseo
George A Switzer
Macomb
Household Science Department
Hf. A. MceKeene
Springfield
H. F. Young
Freight Rate Hearing Delayed Again in Chicago
The freight rate hearing on canceling commodity rates in Hlinows is postponed to April 3. Rail road administration sessions have been rescheduled multiple times due to conflicts. B Boswell of the Quincy Freight Bureau plans to attend, with a possible Illinois District Traffic League executive committee meeting nearby.
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Chicago
Railroad Administration
B. Boswell
Quincy Freight Bureau
Illinois District Traffic League
Tax plan urged to resume building boom in Chicago
G A Hendricks from Grand Rapids proposed a five year tax bonus to remit taxes on new buildings as a real estate improvement plan. The state commission weighing high building material costs questioned the idea and heard from land dealers on rising production, freight, and labor costs.
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Chicago
G. A. Hendricks
John Dailey
Wiehe
Hines
Jabor
Parker M. Lewis
American Sand and Gravel Company
Sand and gravel prices under scrutiny at commission
Senators spar with witnesses over sand and gravel costs. T vir cites paying 2 for three yards. T. W. Alder of American Sand and Gravel defends lack of price fixing and monopoly. Witness notes 25 cents per cubic yard loaded, with delivery to Chicago at about 2 to 2.25 per yard. The commission plans to resume examining dealers Monday.
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John Denvir
T. W. Alder
American Sand and Gravel Company
Chicago
Martens Addresses State Department Ambassadorship Claim
Washington March 23 The state department received a communication from Ludwig Christian Kalevich Martens of New York claiming credentials as ambassador to the United States from the Russian Bolshevik government. No action was indicated by officials.
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Washington
State Department
Ludwig Christian Kalevich Martens
New York
United States
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