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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1919

Page

11

Health Talks At High School Promote Student Wellness

High School Parents and Teachers met to discuss pupil health with aims to start annual medical examinations in grade schools. Speakers urged hygiene, posture, sanitation, and home discipline, while plans for a Halloween party and committees were announced for the Sophomores.

Katherine Soellner Blessing Hospital G. A. Beck A. L. Stiller Childrn Katherine Lundgren

Plumb Plan Indorsed By Labor Assembly

The Plumb plan for public ownership of railroads was endorsed by the Trades and Labor Assembly at the Labor Temple Friday night. Barney Deters presided in the absence of President Bisser, with a large turnout and report from Hannibal tradesmen confirming approval on Oct 13.

Trades and Labor Assembly Labor Temple Barney Deters Assembly Bisser Illinois State Federator of Labor Peoria R. S. Benedict Hannibal Hannibal Trades and Labor Assembly

Baruch Backs Wardrobe Freeze Over Rising Prices

Washington reports Bernard Baruch vows to limit spending on clothing and footwear amid high costs. The ex War Industries Board chair says he relies on a keeper who buys essentials, while noting boot prices at 45 dollars and shoes at 15 dollars and a 160 dollar suit. He argues scarcity drives inflation and will not buy until essential or production normalizes.

Washington Hernard M. Baruch War Industries Board

Poor In Germany To Wear $10 Army Shoes

In Berlin the cabinet plans government controlled production of cheap army leather shoes priced at 35 and 40 marks for the poor, aiming for sale by May 1 with safeguards against illicit trade and losses. The policy will define who counts as poorer, amid the surplus stock and pricing. The plan reflects postwar rationing and economic measures in Germany.

Germany Associated Press Berlin

Gronna Attacks Peace Treaty in Senate Over League Pact

Senator Gronna of North Dakota denounces Wilson's peace treaty as a violation of the 14 points and an unholy league that would entangle the United States in wars. He compares the proposed covenant to the Holy Alliance and warns it would yield a super-government and curb free speech, calling out alleged wartime abuses and foreign loyalty questions.

Washington Senate Gronna North Dakota Wilson United States League of Nations Europe Asia Africa Seurmon Germany League Oders Gronno Shantung

Trotzky Arrives in Petrograd to Organize City Defense

Copenhagen dispatch says Leon Trotzky, Bolshevik war and marine minister, has reached Petrograd to coordinate defense efforts. Reported mobilization includes every available man, even veterans up to 70 years old, for city protection.

Trotzky Phetrograd Copenhagen Leon Trotzky Petrogmid

Pont-A-Mousson Receives War Cross for War Suffering

Premier Clemenceau signed a decree awarding Pont-A-Mousson the War Cross for its suffering during the war. The southwest Metz town endured 234 bombardments and had over 80 percent of its houses destroyed.

Pats Clemenceau Pont-A-Mousson Metz

Bandits Hold Consular Agent for Carranza Ransom

William O. Jenkins, American consul at Puebla, reports captors who seized him last Sunday want the Carranza government to pay a $150,000 ransom, not the US. The telegram came to his son via Representative E. L. Davis. Also noted are bids for a smokeless powder plant project in West Virginia with an $8,320 top bid. project cost about $70,000.

Hanford Calif William O. Jenkins Puebla Mexico United States Carranza J.W. Jenkins E. L. Davis Tennessee State Department War Department Nitre W. Va

Received Ten Bids for Nitro Town Project

Washington October 24 Assistant Secretary Crowell Thursday began reviewing ten bids received for the town of Nitro project. Officials baring details indicate the bidding process moves toward award consideration with interest from multiple contractors.

Town of Nitro Washington Crowell

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