Federation of Labor Meet Opens in Labor Temple
Delegates and visiting unionists gather at the Labor Temple on State streets for the Federation of Labor convention opening session. Theodore Bisser and Mayor W. K. Abbott address the assembly as committees report progress. Morning adjournment set for 11 40 with afternoon sessions from 2 to 5 o'clock and ten minute speaking limits for delegates.
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Federation of Labor
Iater
Victor A. Olander
Dnd
Bruce
Finde
Sessa
Eton
Joliet
Gion
Amineton
Law Aims To Protect Public School Teachers Rights
Officials of the Illinois State Federation urged a measure for the legislature to guarantee public school teachers the right to organize and affiliate with organized labor. The report also seeks tenure during efficiency, notice before dismissal, a paid Chicago board of education, and statewide provision of free text books. It notes past press misrepresentation and details changes to Loeb rules affecting teacher status and pensions. It urges a universal free text book system aligned with compulsory attendance.
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Illinois State Federation
Committee On Schools
Mathew Woll
International Photo Engravers
Board of Education
Chicago
Jacob M. Loeb
Chicago Board of Education
Chicago Public Schools
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
Baldwin Commission
Springfield
Chicago School Board
Loeb
The
Chicago Board
Teachers’ Federation
Sullivan
American Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Labor
Chicago Federation of Labor
Illinois Jate Federation of Labor
Chicago Teachers’ Pension Board
Teachers’ Pension Canvassing Board
Biker Attacks Sherman In His Annual Address
A report from a labor federation session brands Senator Law Y. Sherman as an enemy of labor and humanity. It recalls August events when Sherman led Samuel Gompers in stirring indignation among unions and friends.
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Sherman
Ed Labor
John H. J
Feder.l Labor
Law Y. Sherman
Lalmple
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Sen- Sherman
Abe Martin Attacks Labor Leaders in Senate Slugfest
The report quotes Abe Martin accusing labor leaders of parasitic conduct and dismissing Mr Gompers as a public nuisance. It cites Senator Sherman as a mouthpiece for corporate interests and details his clash with Gompers over legislation workers sought and corporations opposed.
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Gompers
Walker
Sherman
President Gompers
Bio Corporations
Labor Movement
United States Senate
Gompeers
Senate
Prevdant Gompers
Ince
Laws for Convict Labor Suggested by Illinois Federation
The Illinois State Federation of Labor calls for productive convict work avoiding private profit and unfair competition. It favors highway labor, a penal farm with non market sales, and prison industries selling to state institutions at fair prices. It also seeks repeal of the Joliet convicts open market law and wants prison products stamped “Prison Made.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thellinois
State Federation of Labor
Will R. Boyer
Broom Makers Union
Llinvis
Tlinots
Joliet
Federation
Public Ball for Labor Delegates at Turner Hall Tonight
The Illinois State Federation of Labor convention committee hosts an entertainment ball in Turner Hall this evening. The public is invited and all ladies enter free. Delegates to the convention admit with badges.
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Ilinois
Milk Producers Form Quincy Association Over Sanitary Rules
About 70 farmers and dairymen assembled at 36th and State streets Monday night to form the Milk Producers Association of Quincy. Led largely by Steve Sumner of the Chicago Milk Wagon Drivers, members expect 90 soon to discuss daily regulations with the city and dairy business concerns. Next meeting is scheduled for Monday night with a social component and thanks extended to local Chicago Milk Drivers' union members.
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Quincy
State Streets
Steve Sumner
Chicago
The
Milk Producers’ Association of
Chicago Milk Drivers’ Union
Parcel Post Count Under Way In Quincy Office
Quincys Pulse Tabulating Parcel Post Count now being done by several clerks over two weeks. Officials weigh and tally all parcel post matter from Oct 2 to Oct 16. Nationwide census reports will total about 56000 to Washington. Henry Peter fined $10 for disturbing the peace. Henry Peter jailed Saturday. Mrs Glindemans will names husband Albert C Glindeman and daughter Emma May Glindeman. jewelry left to Emma May Elsie and Lulu Swimmer.
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Quincy
United States
Washington
Prisoners Taken To Chester By Sheriff Coens
Sheriff John Coens went to Chester Monday with three prisoners to serve indeterminate sentences in the Chester penitentiary. Prisoners and crimes: J. R. Hilliar forgery, D. Lewton horse stealing, Roy Marsden robbing poor boxes.
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Chester
John Coens
J. R. Hilliar
D. Lewton
Roy Marsden
Sloan's Liniment Advertisement Claim Props Pain Relief
Forget aches with Sloan's Liniment the universal remedy for pain. Easy to apply it penetrates without rubbing and soothes tender flesh. Useful for rheumatism gout neuralgia strains sprains and sore muscles from exercise. Keep it on hand for emergencies. Proxetst 2fe. Advertisement.
Delegates Debate Smoking at Labor Convention Hall
Delegates from Chicago and state unions clash over smoking in the convention hall as the rules committee reports. Steve Sumner protests abstaining from smoke while a majority, led by a female member, overrules the rule to ban smoking. Delegates plan to continue smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Somner
Milk Wagon Drivers Union of
Chicago
Committee On Schools
State Federation of Labor
Committee On
Sumner
Walker
Mr. Sumner
Bruce
Committee On Rules
Biennial W C U Meet Opens in Joliet With Address
At the Joliet opening session of the Western Catholic Union biennial convention F William Heckenkamp Quincy supreme president spoke on growth, thanked delegates for cooperation, and noted the union’s financial gains and mortuary fund status over the last two years. He cited members affected by economic conditions and outlined fund balances and total resources.
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The
Western Catholic Union
Joliet
F. William Heckenkamp
Quincy
St. John’s School
City
Heckenkamp
St. Louis
Chicago
Tri-Cities
Mortuary Fund
Culinary unions seek aid from state federation
Edward Florey of Buffalo general president of the International Union of Bartenders and allied culinary worker groups spoke at Monday's session. He thanked the Illinois State federation for aid to his organizations and urged delegates to mobilize locals to organize culinary workers in their cities for the benefit of the workers and other unions.
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Edward Florey
Buffalo
N. Y
International Union of Bartenders
Illinois State Federation
Local Lodge Meetings And A Medicinal Pitch
Gem City lodge 986 Loyal Order of Moose meets in Moose hall Queenie lodge 12 Odd Fellows meets in IOOF hall Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets at headquarters Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Libernany meets in Masonic temple North Stateton 4474 Modern Woodmen of America meet in Eagles hall Local Ares of the Republic Machinists Union 522 meet in Ta ibor temple New Century Pristot Court 1052 Supreme Court of Honor promotes Poley Cathartic Tablets as a mild cleansing remedy for indigestion biliousness and related symptoms
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Gem City Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Quincey Lodge
Odd Fellows
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ancient
Order of Liberniany
Wneights of Columbus
Balk Herman Todse
Masons
Masonic Temple
North Stateton
Wosdmen
Aterica
Eagles’ Hall
Ville
Laral Ameres
The
Republic
Machinists’ Union
Tatbor
New Century Pistriot Court
Supreme Court of Honor
Quincy council punts gas rate case to state utilities panel
After two years and $2000 in investigation, the Quincy City Council rejects a proposed rate compromise with Quincy Gas Electric and Heating. The matter will be sent to the Illinois State Public Utilities Commission for a merits‑based decision. The council debated costs, tax implications, and the public's best interest.
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Quincy Gas, Electric and Heating Company
Illinois State Public Utilities Commission
J. F. Stevens
Springfield
Inghram
Stevens
Alderman Ross
Utilities Commission
Gas Company
Mr. Ross
Commission
Hyatt
Public Utilities Commission
Bolles
Alderman McNutt
Shaw
Public Service Corporation
Corporation
Quincy
Abbott
Appointment Confirmed for Fire Department Member
The council confirmed Mayor W. K. Abbott's appointment of Phillip Schletter to the fire department. A proposed discharge of Special Attorney Stevens and an itemized gas investigation expenditure report were laid over. Sidewalk actions included adoptions and deferrals on several blocks in Eighth, Adams, Jackson, Kentucky, Jersey, Spruce, and Eleventh streets.
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Phillip Schleter
Fire Department
W. K. Abbott
Hyatt and Ross
Stevens
Eighth Street
Madison
Monroe Streets
Monroe
Adams
Jackson Streets
Kentucky Street
Eighth
Maine
Jersey Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Spruce Street
Eleventh
Twelfth
Eleventh Street
Spring
Oak Streets
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Whig ad prompts council orders awning removal
An ad in The Wingy prompted city council action on Front and Hampshire streets to remove the wood awning from the L. L. Adams building. Alderman Simmonds cited the morning paper Civic League ad and an initial order to remove was revised to grant 30 days to demolish the awning and replace it with a new ore under fire commission approval. The vote: yeas O'Brien McNutt Koehler Lepper Bickhaus Hyatt Boeing Geers Bolles Owen. nays Thompson Simmonds Schanz. not voting Ross.
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Philip J. O'Bren
James KE. McNutt
August Schanz
A. C. Bickhaus
Frank H. Bolles
A. E. Owen
George Koehler
John A. Thompson
W. A. Simmonds
David Ross
John Lepper
Samuel 5.Tiyatt
John Boeing
John H. Geers
Thomson
Simmonds
Ross
Lepper
Tiyatt
State Utilities Commission
L. Adams
Front
Hampshire Streets
City Civic League
Adams
Ire
Yeas
O'Brien
McNutt
Koehler
Bickhaus
Hyatt
Boeing
Geers
Bolles
Owen
Thompson
Schanz
Christmas Bazaar Arrangements At Luther Memorial Church
Church committees met at 1235 Maine street to set December 14 and 15 for the Luther Memorial church bazar. Booths include Ladies Social Union aprons Dorcas Guild fancywork Missionary society delicatessen Men's Bible class candy Flower class handkerchiefs Mission band Christmas tree Cradle Roll pretty baby items. Christian Endeavorers handle second night entertainment Dorcas Guild first night amusements. Refreshments by Ladies Social Union. decorations under Mrs. Fred Mueller and Mrs. Leonard Schmidt in red white and green.
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Luther Memorial Church
Christian Endeavorers
Dorcas Guild
Ladies’ Social Union
Fred Mueller
Leonard Schmidt
Weather outlook and river forecast brief
The weather section notes fair and cooler conditions in Missouri with Tuesday’s lows and a rising temperature through Wednesday. Expect partly cloudy skies, increasing clouds, and possible showers later. River forecast indicates the river from below Warsaw to Louisiana will stay nearly stationary.
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Weathen Tilindla
Missouri
Warsaw
Louisiana
Private loan sought against property with incumbrance free
A brief classified style notice seeks a private loan of 2806 dollars secured by a property valued at 4400 dollars. The borrower requests an unencumbered lien and provides a garbled contact line aiming to reach a lender named Rota ad yerrs cont with an address fragment.
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Incumbrance
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K. Abbott
Herald, Journal and Day Book
Dennis E. Sullivan
Abe Martin
LABOR
Milk Producers IN Association
Quincy and
Vic
Henry Peter Fincd
Lyman McCarl
Henry Peter
Peter
Turners
Quincy Turn Verein
Turner Hall
O'Farrell Brothers’ Orchestra
Dick Brothers’ Brewery
Quincy Rotary Club
Star Theater
B. V. D. Club
Y. M. Cla
First Illinois Cavalry
Brownsville
Tex
Obert Beatty
Rules Committee
W.C.U
F. W. Heckenkamp
de Arthur Meeks
WHIG
Council
Christmas Bazar
Ccoe
St. Paul
Davenport
Keokukee Eewes
Quincyes
Hannibal Sen Eee
St. Louis Eenees
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