Fifty Revenue Bills Sent to Senate Revenue Committee
Springfield March 27 Revenue bills pending in the senate except Hicks measure to enable school districts to raise taxes to 4 percent were referred to the senate revenue committee. Hicks bill passed both houses and allows up to 4 percent tax with up to 8 percent diverted to education. Senate revises chancery code 27 to 0. Free text books bill passes 96 to 8, to be sent to senate. Circuit court judge salaries rise to 6500 from 5000 after house approval 111 to 7.
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Springfield
Senate
Hicks House
Senate Revenue Committee
State Finance Department
Hicks
House
Perants
Olesby
Bailey
Federal Railroad Administration
Hous
William R. McCabe
Lockport
Michael Igoe
Chicago
Lee O'Neil Browne
Charles Curren
Rescued River view Park Horse and Offi cer Report
Quincys Pulse rescued a horse that wandered into Riverview park and fell into a deep ditch near Mort end. Several men and ropes freed the animal, which sustained stiffness but no broken bones. The horse owner Kane of Fifth and Vine streets expects it to be fine today. Also update on Jeff Frakes improving after a skull fracture from a fall at Davis Cleaver works. doctors hopeful for full recovery. Lambert Lodge holds special session with dinner at 6 in Masonic Temple Alpha Chapter.
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John Coens
Riverview Park
Mort
Kane
Fifth and Vine Streets
Jeff T. Frakes
Davis-Cleaver Company
St. Mary Hospital
F. T. Brenner
Mr. Frakes
Frakes
Lambert Lodge
Masonic Temple Alpha Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Program for Spring Reunion of Quincy Masons
Quincy Consistory and co ordinate bodies of Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Quincy announce the spring reunion for April 22 to 24 at the Maome Temple. The event gathers Worthy Master Masons from Rock Island to Calhoun counties for degrees from Secret Master to Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret with a banquet and Feast of Reason.
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Quincy
Maome
Rock Island
Calhoun Counties
Lodge of Perfection
William Collins Bradley
Paul Garfiedd Duncan
George Zoller
the Tabernacle
Wilton Ephraim White
Emmett
Charles Lackey Bartlett
Sylvanus Ingram Bragg
Sylvanus Bragg
James Edwin Blackburn
James M. Irwin
Wilton E. White
Alfred Aug. Whipple
Wm. A. Schwindeler
Emmett Howard
Samuel Wilson Eldred
Julius L. Klemme
Edw. Starr Mulliner
John Thos
Inghram
Bert Edward Chatten
John Franklin Garner
Arthur Campbell Garrett
George Milton Reeves
Phineas Haggas
John T. Inghram
Isaac Cutter
Emmet Howard
Alfred A. Whipple
Edward S. Mulliner
William A. Schwindeler
H. Edgar Wisherd
Three Fingers Lost In Rabbit Hutch Work
Clarence Busse 619 South Thirteenth street suffered the loss of three fingers on his right hand when his hand was caught in a sawing machine while building a rabbit hutch. He may lose a fourth finger. He was taken to Blessing hospital where he is in great pain but improving. His mother Mrs. Busse was away when the accident occurred. She has three sons overseas and another at home.
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Clarence Busse
South Thirteenth Street
Busse
Blessing Hospital
Double Platoon System Wins Firemen Efficiency Debate
A leading fire chief cites nationwide records showing the two platoon system delivers the highest efficiency and broad public benefit. Proponents argue it allows firemen normal home life, reduces city costs, and improves morale. currently only firemen work 24 hours per day under the old arrangement.
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America
Settlement Near In Strike Situation
Settlement near in strike situation believed by concerned persons as factions fail to agree. Molders met Wednesday and considered favorable steps to date in the dispute over bosses not fixing a uniform scale. Eight hours at 5.50 compared with nine hours and scale 5.25 to 5.75.
Hancock County Circuit Court News in Carthage
Circuit court in Carthage presided by Judge Grier continues with cases like James McKin hey vs George Cadieux ready for trial. The Gordon vs Miller jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff after over 20 hours deliberation. Various cases were dismissed or continued, and a guardians ad litem appointed for infant defendants. The Keokuk and Hamilton Bridge Co filed an injunction over 1918 taxes. An Odd Fellows centennial celebration is planned in Carthage April 21 with the grand master and a district turnout expected.
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Carthage
Circuit Court
Judge Grier
James McKinhey
George Cadieux
Assumpsit
Sylvanus H. Gordon
Walter L. Miller
J. R. Watkins Medical Co
Reuben H. Long
Et al
Frank W. Chandler
Daniel Hayes Co
Idaho
A Corp
Joseph Merriman
Otis A. French
Rufus T. H. Bartlett
Irwin Bartlett
Samuel Peterson
Hiram BR
Bloyd
Assumpatt
Rebecca Wrager
Mary C. Shipe
Samuel Naylor
Guardian Ad Litem
Henry K. Gronewald
Winnie Gronewald
Bill
J. Russell
J. W. Sammons
W. O. Graham
John W. Reimbold
Charles Huston
Joe Brand
Bawin S
Coombs
John Rowland
Carl Painter
S. B. Byers
Sid Lowden
Sr. B. Byers
Silas W. Prentiss
Squire R. Dale
Keokuk and Hamilton Bridge Co
District Court
Elmer F. Dennie
Montebello
W. EF. Miller
Fred Salm, Jr
Board of Review
Arche
Williams
Jam Welms
Chas. S. Tyler
Springfield
Hancock County
Supreme Court
Iiridge
U. S
Hancock County Association of Odd Fellows
Lve ¥ Lodge
N. M. Kagy
Salem
Divorce Suits To Be Heard Today In Circuit Court
Judge Albert Akers will hear the first installment of divorce cases in the circuit court today with a repeat session planned for Friday. The morning docket includes Addell M. Smith versus John L. Smith Mae Waggoner versus Joseph Wagner Grace L. Reinheimer vs Fred Weinheimer Tracy Kellogg vs Bryant Kellogg Sarah E. Bates vs Jeremiah T Bates Amanda Tipton vs Charles H. Tipton Edith Hunsaker vs Aubrey Hunsaker Jennie Sue Heckle vs John Ben Heckle Nettie M Gibbs o a John Ben Gibbs Maude Fields vs William Fields Gesina M Malcomson vs Samuel A Malcomson Lena Sheley vs William F Sheley Robert Davidson vs Loretta Davidson Edith Scott vs John G Scott Elizabeth M DeJaynes vs Robert DeJaynes Lulu B Murphy vs George W Murphy. A child born in the United States of alien parents is considered a natural born citizen of this country.
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Albert Akers
Circuit Court
Addell M. Smith
John L. Smith
Mae Waggoner
Joseph Waggoner
Grace L. Reinheimer
Fred Weinheimer
Tracy Kellogg
Bryant Kellogg
Sarah E. Bates
Jeremiah T Bates
Amanda Tipton
Charles H. Tip
United States
Fined Five Dollars for Not Delivering Hogs
Charles Faulkner paid five dollars and costs in police court on a petit larceny charge after pleading guilty to refusing to return ten dollars advanced by a dealer in Loraine for hogs. He sold the hogs but his wife objected to removal and delayed the sale leading to arrest by Deputy Sheriff Marvin McGinley. forgery not charged.
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Charles Faulkner
Loraine
Faulkner
Marvin McGinley
The Ideal Woman Ad Explains Pinkham Remedy
An old newspaper ad cites Napoleon on the ideal woman and praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for midlife health. It claims the remedy cures nervousness headaches back aches sleeplessness and the blues, restoring health and strength for forty five years.
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Napoleon
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Temple
Wight of the East Oor Sword
Prince of Terasidens
Wilton Ephram White
Rose Croix
Circuit Court News
W. T. Duker Company
W. T. Duker
Great March
McDougall
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