Illinois General Assembly Bills Summary Forty-Sixth Session
Summary lists numerous House and Senate measures signed by the governor. Topics include city and county elections, sanitary districts, tax and bond provisions for roads and parks, court term changes, insurance and pension provisions, fraud and crime penalties, boilerplate governance for fire and police, park boards, and infrastructure projects across multiple counties. Notable items affect East St. Louis, Chicago, and Champaign, with bills on taxation, bond issuance, and public works.
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Blannigen
East St. Louia
Governor House
East St. Louis
St Clair County
McMarkiz
Senate
Testtesi
Pemberton
Fonk
Glackin
Chicago
McKensie
Daviess County
Dalley
West
House
Cliffe
Iluhtzler
Board of Examiners
Illiois State Board of Chiropodista
Cermak
House 155
Flannigen
Mount Vernon
Fulton
G H Wilson
Grand Army
Supreme Court House
Hollenbeck
Clark County
Hlouse
Eapy
Franklin County
Judiciary Committee
Burton
Landberg
Wer Ao
Hay
Renate
San Jose
Lake County
W Wilson
Commission of Labor
Bush
DuPage County
Allison
Lederer
Holienbeck
Amanent Fond
Aites
Lessian
Ve & House
Troyer
Park
Ania House
Price
Amendinepeal
Knights of Pythian
Keck
Chiperfield
Esersev
Beck
Scanlan
Fim
Church
Insurance Department
Fileldstack
Cook County
DIL
United States
District of Columbia
Illinois
Country
Illnois Bar Association
Ilinois
State Bureau of Statistics
Seventh Regiment
Champaign
Fee
Illinois Steel Company
York
Salinea
Emmaioe
Carter
Nichols
Logan
Albion
Edwards County
Gray
Tippit
Internal Improvement Commission
McLoughlin
State Board of Agriculture
Wright
Joliet
Wheelan
Scanien
Stearna
State Highway Commission
Behrens
Morgan Park
Blue Island
Maywood
House 45
Grace
eHouse
Burgett
Campbell
Funk
Twilinal, Farmers’ Institute
Sion
Landee
The
Educational Commission
McMackin
Lane
F. W. Shepherd
Burns
Estrella Hous
Selitto Tereniae
Whiten County
Ireland
Rigney
McElvain
Stewart
Benson
Industrial Commission
Sunday Schools Show Gain at Illinois Convention
The fifty-first annual Illinois Sunday School Association convention in Peoria opened with over a thousand delegates. General Secretary B F Jacobs reported 7 718 schools in Illinois, a gain of ten, membership at 842 826 up 26 000, 95 960 officers and teachers and 746 866 pupils with Cook County up 6 794 and BeLean 1 158, Tazewell 991, Champaign 1 653. benevolent subscriptions rose by 2 909 40.
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Ilinois Sunday School Association
Peoria
B. F. Jacobs
Madison County
Stephenson
Cook County
BeLean
Tazewell
Champaign
Robbers seize cash from Benbow City bank cashier
Robbers armed with shotguns held up the People's Bank cashier in Benbow City the other afternoon and escaped with more than 3000 dollars. The haul included 2500 dollars just counted by Steve Moore and over 500 dollars from drawers.
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People’s Bank
Benbow City
Steve Moore
Fatal Shoting Affray Near Brockton Claims Two Brothers
A shooting affray at Hildreth near Brockton left Join Brading dead and Burr Brading fatally wounded. Police seek Herry Bollar in connection with the incident.
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Hildreth
Brockton
Join Brading
Burr
Herry Bollar
Alfalfa Flour Touted as World Food Solution in Creighton Study
Creighton University experiments reveal alfalfa meal can serve as cattle forage and as a food ingredient for humans. Consumers in Omaha households embrace alfalfa flour for muffins and bread, claiming it sustains energy with less fatigue than beef and potatoes.
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Nebuthadugzzar
Creighton University
Wests
Omaha
Polting Eeae Sss
Sikery Tne
College Club
Union and labor turmoil across industries and regions
A survey of labor activity notes a Fresno clerks union forming, a Montreal dispute settled, and high strike levels in building, coal, and coke. It mentions the International Association of Marble Workers meeting in Washington on June 7, a possible charter for the Brotherhood of Railroad Signal Men, and sick benefit talks. Also cited are union actions in New York Central Federated and Typographical unions, Belgian mine hour reductions, and wage talks in Cumberland England with engineers.
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International Association of Marble Workers
Washington, D.C
A. F. of L
Brotherhood of
Railroad Signal Men
Mer Spatoat
Cal Tabdabesat Ane Handlers’ Union
Atomittee
New York Central Federate T Union
Women's and Union League
Intimal’ Typographical Union
St. José
Chamber of Deputies
Cumberland
England
Mingis
Ashton-miss-Lynn
Banking tone turns firmer as June settlements rise
Heavy June bank settlements show fewer trading defaults and a firmer discount rate. The report notes expanding use of credit for manufacturing and investment, rising wholesale demand for durable goods, and favorable order comparisons. Bank clearings for five days total 252,296,999, up 19.9 percent from 1908, and 264,869,757 for six days in 1907.
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Chicago
Dun’s Weekly Review
Trade outlook and shipping in May across industries
In New York the tariff debate clouds the view of future trade yet May shows strong iron and steel activity with finished lines and tonnage exceeding prior years. Wool remains solid though quieter while leather prices stay high on scarce hides. footwear orders rise but fall sales for autumn lag expectations. Also notes rising business failures in the United States.
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United Fe
Market Prices in Mixed Grain and Livestock Summary
Prices listed for commodities and livestock include cattle and hogs in Cincinnati markets with ranges for wheat No 2 at 1.55 to 1.65 dollars, corn No 2 at various cents, oats No 2, rye No 2 at 3 to 5 cents, and sheep and hogs priced from 2.00 to 7.15 dollars.
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Cincinnati
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