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August 30, 1899
The Record Union
Sacramento, Sacramento County, California
What is this article about?
The Railway Employes' Club forms an executive committee with J. R. Wheat as chairman and Gus S. Turner as secretary to campaign for good city government in the upcoming election, claiming credit for the previous state election outcome.
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RAILWAY EMPLOYES.
They Declare for the Best in the Way of City Government.
The approach of the city election has moved the Railway Employes' Club to action, and the Executive Committee has organized for business by the election of President J. R. Wheat as Chairman and Gus S. Turner Secretary.
The committee will shortly announce its plan of campaign.
The members of the organization feel that they are entitled to much of the credit for the result of the last State election, and will proceed on the assumption that good municipal government is as necessary and fully as feasible.
They Declare for the Best in the Way of City Government.
The approach of the city election has moved the Railway Employes' Club to action, and the Executive Committee has organized for business by the election of President J. R. Wheat as Chairman and Gus S. Turner Secretary.
The committee will shortly announce its plan of campaign.
The members of the organization feel that they are entitled to much of the credit for the result of the last State election, and will proceed on the assumption that good municipal government is as necessary and fully as feasible.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Railway Employees
City Election
Executive Committee
Municipal Government
State Election
What entities or persons were involved?
J. R. Wheat
Gus S. Turner
Story Details
Key Persons
J. R. Wheat
Gus S. Turner
Story Details
The Railway Employes' Club organizes its executive committee with President J. R. Wheat as chairman and Gus S. Turner as secretary in response to the approaching city election, planning a campaign for good municipal government and claiming credit for the last state election's result.