The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
PERSONAL STRENGTH or CANDIDATES THEIR
MAIN RELIANCE AT THURSDAYS PRIMARY

| pairs on streets. Willing t" listen 10
! vsa sonahl" suggestions.
W. T. Would serve IL best OF
! his ability. Asks for inspection of past
! city and state record. FavorS pure
! water. good streets. Il fir" department.
J ~: n" City'S worry own and anything 10
| make Wheeling L hf;"tr city. tar"rS g
/ public park and playground on Wh'"l-
| ing hill
| Joseph Il. I;ul.ncr--StandS for any
thing that is fl r in juStic" /" All. Be-
L., yes in filtration but not the way II
was propouni'>d NJ last election. Wants
pure water and hotter streets. lr "l"ct-
! Cd will look after tn" interests ~ All
! Concerned.
! c NJ. Observation-Disclosures that municipal
Legislation should safeguard IN" inter
csts OF tn" city. Municipal manage
mont should follow III" sam" lines ~
successful business management anu
should strive for tho highest Htrc'"ncy
Political record open FOR inspc"t'"n'
| Repairs and in SOM. ras"s the re-
building of city properly such aS hr"
istations. and the turtncr improvements
of city fire equipment.
City owned and city controlled play
grounds.
The lighting nf city's principal thor
Ioughrar"s should b" mndrrnizod. these
! improvements should BE- made accord
ing to r dchritr and well conSHerro
! plan based on tho survey or the "hoie
situation. taking up tn" most tc'neo
improvements first and following win
1.-The Others rs rapidly as POSSIBLE.
! Thinks that moral conditions nav" oe'n
, considerably improved.
n. W
cipal legislation and management that
will b,> Of benefit III city in general re-
alizinc tina, tho labor element is up1te
factor and favurs legislation that WIN
make the working and living conditions
better.
Charles T. Miller-Farors filtration
system such as will insure pure water
at least cost. In favor Of improving
city streets and parks and anything
that will promote the welfare Of the city
and community. In favor Of doing ai'
! work by union labor.
Joseph 4. Schmidt Jr.-1f elected VIII
always do his best to got a fair deal TOT
labor in connection with the improve
, tncnts which arc sure to b. MADE sooh'
In every branch OF tho city where II Is
nossible to have union labor will favor
that move.
samuel II. Humphres-Civic I'm
provement. L city administration con-
Quoted efficiency and econotn'c"S'
Pure water at a REASONABLE" cost. L1V-
ling wages for city employees.
DR.. E S. Bippus--In the selection or
the city manager would vote as II inc
city were L private enterprise, OF Whicn
| was the head and one To whom Inc
stockholders would look for best results.
Strongly in favor Of a filtration plant nj
earliest possible date: has investigated
the subject sufficiently to say that the
reouir-,ucnts Of the city can b" made
ri an expenditure OF from six to seven
hundred thousand dollars Streets
should be- kept in first-claSs condi don
and means devised for their protection.
! Would give every confederation TO the
duties Of office Of councilman. with the
hone that his services would reject
credit. not only upon himself. but those
who assisted in electing him to Office
H A. Neutrality-suspicious. that city
should b. conducted on business pr1nct-
pies. without regard TO the political Tor
tunes Of any man or set of men. EIr-
ors all improvements. such as pure
water. good streets. etc. BY judiciouS
ioxpenditure of money. Hopes to be not
footishly narrow on questions Of pubic
policy and morals. but opposed To cor
ruption in every form. Stands. for
union labor.
Robert Nesbitt-Wouid use best judg-
nert and honorable means on any oucS-
ton brought before council. FaFors
union labor: union man himself.
John H. Kunz-Favors economy 10 all
affairs: believes VIC should have pure
water. which should be- got in an econ
omical manner. Reasonable repairs 10
streets, No increase in taxation. Favors
union labor.
Henry J. yoellngrr-Bciicves i'm com
mission form Of government. Would
give n thorough business administrator
and favorS union labor.
Albert l.. KrcSS-Believes that the
city should be operated along business
: lines for the best interests Of the irihab-
itants. Believes in the ideals and prfI1-
ciples Of union labor. Believes that all
public officials should receive no bonuses
other than their salaries. Is member
IF Street Car Workers Local. No. 1913.
F.. 4. Observation-Disclosures to nobody
Relieves in union labor and IN sympathy
with union labor movement FavorS an
honest and economical administration OF
city affairs. Favors pure water at low
est cost.
J, Adam Rlum-Befeves now sewers
should be laid in various places In the
city; street paving condrrtcd on larg'
scale: all overhead wires in congestet
district should be buried underground
, pedestal lights used. the expense OF these
to be borne BY the directly henefittec
property owners. This program sfou K
have been carried out a year ago but wal
conditions hndrred.
Wants Fairgrounds taken over by the
city, proper equipment placed and the
! grounds kept in sanitary condition
In favor Of filtration and wants il put t1
tht. voters again.
Camden Tsud) Tnney-Ln favor oi
. plan Of Filtration prepared by business
labor. newspaper and cnunciimanic rnp-
resentatiyes in accordance with the
bonding capacity or city. with a view OF