Illinois Prepares National Guard Training Drills Camp Grant
Springfield reports Illinois National Guard units complete 15 day intensive drills at Camp Grant under the new federal reorganization plan. Adjutant General Dickson praises troops after inspection at Camp Logan. Illinois anti air craft battalion heads to Camp Grant August 25 followed by Battery B Monmouth and Fourth Infantry at Camp Lincoln August 19 to September 2.
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Illinois National Guard
Camp Grant
National Guard
Illinois
Dickson
Camp Logan
Monmouth
Grant
Fourth Infantry
Illnois
Camp Lincoln
Walter W. Miller
Automobile Department
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Chicago
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Albert Levy
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Robert E. Crawe
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Pageant of Progress
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W. 8. Dillon
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Leo Steiner
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Ira M. Lish
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Charles P. Hitch
Paris
A. D. Warner
Rockford
Charles J. Peters
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William W. Barnard
W. W. Barnard Company of
August Bellendorf
Quincy
Germany
Edward H. Sass
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Cheago
Fred H. Kolze
Schiller Park
Hoffman
Galesburg
Chester B. Magoon
Susie White
Justice of the Peace Miller
Aurora
Chamber of Commerce At
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Warren County
Burlington
Illinois Commerce Commission
Fair Taxes for All Hardings Fair Taxes for All
An official White House statement explains the tax revision program aiming to raise revenue with certainty and equity. It argues the rich will not be relieved of burdens and outlines changes including higher exemptions for small earners, altered corporate taxation, and repeal of luxury levies to stimulate business.
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Washington
White House
Three Bandits Rob Kincaid Payroll Vault Heist
Three robbers struck the mining town of Kincaid on a Saturday seizing the Peabody Coal payroll from the bank cashier and deputy sheriff. They escaped with 114000 dollars in cash, after overpowering staff and loading bundles into a car before villagers realized the crime.
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Memphis
Tenn
Sheriff's Deputies
Kincaid
Ill
Taylorville
Peabody Coal Company
Langley
Tovey
Oklahoma Rep Herrick Pushes Beauty Contest Bill
A bill targeting newspaper beauty contests was introduced in the House by Representative Herrick of Oklahoma. He argued that women today prioritize looks over their homes.
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Washington
Herrick
Rep
Okla
Bandits Rob Stern Home Seize $4000 in Furs
Two armed bandits broke into the home of Mr and Mrs Isaac Stern. They bound gagged a sixteen year old nursery maid and locked her in a closet before escaping with four thousand dollars worth of furs and clothing.
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Chicago
Isaac Stern
Woman's health testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy
Mrs. George Tegarden of Moundsville West Virginia reports irregular menstrual cycles and pain improve after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other young women to seek help and promises confidentiality when writing to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Moundaville
W. Va
Vetor
Lydia EK
Pinkham
George Tegarden
Third Street
Moundsville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Government Maintains Paid Hunters
The government employs hundreds of hunters with the Biological Survey hiring four hundred to five hundred hunters to trap wild animals. In 1920 professional hunters bagged 32 000 skins and scalps distributed among tribes: wolves 584 coyotes 27 100 mountain lions 149 bobcats 4 123 Canada lynxes 48. To western farmers these figures translate into about five million dollars in saved livestock.
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East
Nothing Left but a Shelf After North Delaware Fire
A North Delaware Street fire nearly destroyed a home, leaving a neighbor to say there was nothing but a shell of the house left. The kid exclaimed to his mother that all that remained was a shelf, a line the Indianapolis News relayed with local color.
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Delaware Street
Indianapolie News
Justifiable Aloofness in a Witty Exchange
Miss Cayenne dismisses Omar Khayyam as improper amid jazz poetry and bootlegging talk. She refuses to read him, citing modern excess and alcohol-related incidents as reasons.
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Omar Khayyam
Miss Cayenne
Omar
Taken at Once She Compose a Short Story
Cartoon dialogue shows a brief romance moment as she asks to be written into a story and he declares love while she accepts, captured in a whimsical magazine panel. The exchange centers on creative courtship and mutual consent within a comic frame.
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Cartoons Magazine
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