Memorial tributes mark Illinois House session tribute to dead lawmakers
Memorial exercises in the Illinois House honored fifteen members who died in the previous two years. Speakers recalled a quarter century of legislation as garlanded desks and a May 30 gathering acknowledged the lives and public service of Browne Curran Wilson and others. Luckey delivered the memorial address as Igoe Conerton Soderstrom Henney and many others spoke on the deceased. The session also saw debate over tax and county measures, including an income tax bill defeat and a Cook and St Clair county tax increase bill advancing with referendum. Gov Emmerson announced state fair advisory board appointees Tice and MacQueen while other bills passed or stalled in the Senate and House.
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General Assembly
House of Representatives
David E. Shanahan
Hugh Luckey
Poteime
Michael Igoe
Chicago
E. I. Conerton
la Salle
Jt G. Soderstrom
Streator
Lee O'Neil Browne
Assembly
Igee
Benjamin Mitchell
Thomas Curran
David Hunter
Rockford
Emmet F. Wilson
Michael Hennebry
Wilmington
Reed Cutler
Lewistown
Anna WW. Ickes
Flora S. Cheney
Rollo Robbing
Charles L. Wood
W. B. Phillips
Vernon
Emmerson
Renn Etrod
Thomas O'Grady
John G. Jacobson
Homer J. Tice
Greenview
Illinois Law and Public Works Billing Flood Relief Measures
Attorney General Carlstrom advises that the state's attorney should handle all fish and game case complaints. Senate passes motor vehicle act amendments. house OKs nonresident truck operator licenses and flood relief bills. Lincoln monument funds approved. various bills on blind relief, dry cleaners licensing, Eighteenth Amendment suit, and state attorney fees pass or die. Coal production figures, cornstalk paper resolution, veto on public building rental, and school district boundary powers also noted.
The Kitchen Cabinet I buzy We are not here to play
A fragmentary quote from Maltbie Babcock appears in a 19th century style blaze of religious exhortation urging resolute labor and moral duty. The text emphasizes strength, struggle, and divine gift as motivation for action.
Easy to prepare desserts and salads from a vintage kitchen
Readable old time recipes present desserts such as Peach Whip and Island Salad with gelatine and fruit juices. Includes Corn Dips and Amber Marmalade with citrus and pineapple, plus a Steamed Pudding and Chocolate Custard Pie. Ginger Ale Salad and candy suggestions complete the tea table fare.
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Joyce
Mangle
Feateqhead
Mr.mangle
Simon E. Lantz
Congerville
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Illinois General Assembly
Louis L. Emmerson
By&1
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Henry Sonnenschein
Cook
St Clair
John MacQueen
Kirkland
State Fair Advisory Board
Mr. Tice
MacQueen
Minois
America
Col. C. R. Miller
Kankakee
James Miles
Petersburg
Joseph Mendel
Senate
George C. Dixon
Dixon
Ku Klux Klan
Illinois
Judiciary Committee
William King
Cardinal
Hlinois
James Foster
Macomb
Govenor
Carlstrom
Ralph Bradford
State Department of Conservation
Fish and Game Code
Rollo
Robbins
Augusta
Secretary of State
Charles D. Franz
Freeport
Franz
Pecatonlca River
Charles J. Kribs
Prairie du Rocher
House Committee On Appropriations
South Quincy
Indian Grave
Mary McAdams
Quincy
Sarah Bond Hanley
Shadrach Bond
Hinels
Pierre Menard
Fire House
Roger F. Little
Urbana
Homer J Tice
Department of Public Works
Lincoln
Department of Trade and Commerce
W. C Chynoweth
Decatur
Leroy Green
Supreme Court of the United States
Thomas P. Stinnett
Rock Island
Flora
Cheney
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nilinoig
United States Bureau of Mines
Washington
Potomac
H. M. Luckey
Lee McDonough
Waukegan
Carl E. Robinson
Jacksonville
David H. McClugage
Peoria
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