William H Malone fights for taxpayers in state race
The Cook County Herald highlights William H Malone as a defender of small taxpayers against large corporation tax dodging. It notes increased assessments by the State Board of Equalization affecting Pullman, Chicago railroads, utilities, and Chicago street railways, and urges support for Malone in the constitutional convention election on September 20.
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Springfield
Board OF
Becaus
William J. Matone
Pullman Company
State Board OF Equalization
State ‘Treasury
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Vaul’ Railroad
Chicago & Eastern Witness
Baltimore & Ohio, Chicago ,Terminal Railroad
Minois
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad
Iunola
Chicago Telephone Company
Commonwealth Hdison Company
St. Louis Merchants Bridge Co
East St. Louis
BL Louis Electric Bridge Co
Doatina Sullivan
Roger Sullivan
Boeting Sullivan
Peoples Gas, Uight and Coke Company
Gus Askment
Roger Sul-livanémourat
William HL. Malone
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Cook County Herald
Wuyptian Pyramids and Song of a Mascot Stone
A New York Sun note ridicules ancient Egypt myths claiming 129 million slaves and three centuries of labor. It describes a deep sea mascot stone worn in a fish ear folklore believed to prevent drowning. The article notes ring patterns on the stone resembling tree growth, linking rings to fish age and ownership claims.
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Egypt
New York Sun
Leading Lady at Warrington Theater in September Play
The Otis Oliver Oak Park leading lady returns to Warrington Theater for a September 8 show. Oliver’s company produced Cheatleg Cheaters and Polly of the Lothers three years ago. Reservations by Heisman Mayers at the Warrington.
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Mise Vada
Otis Oliver
Heisman Mayers
Warrington Theater
Notice of Proposed Rate Changes by Chicago Telephone Co
Public notice announces proposed rate changes for Chicago Telephone Company affecting local exchange and toll service in Forest Park. It seeks to restore and permanently adopt temporary government control rates for various services and to inspect schedules at Oak Park offices. A hearing is set by the Public Utilities Commission for September 12, 1919, at 10 a.m. in Chicago.
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Chicago Telephone Company
The
Public
Illinois
Oak Park
Unites Commission of Tjinots
W. Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Dlinois
Commission
Spring
Ineld
Tlinois
A. BA. Bone
Public Utilities
Forest Park
Public Utilities Commission of
Ilinois
W. Incheon Boulevard
Omsgo
Minnois
Springsfield
A. RB. Bond
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Wak Park
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Thomas Avenue
W. jMadison Street
Ud Hoory House
Elgin Avenue
B&t
Aghland ‘Uve
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Wlew
Madison
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Qoint Corner
Ernest Reich
Higin Ave
Hone Yedor
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Groom
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Ike New
John Mayer
Acorn
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Ellison
Madison Ast
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Kaelin
Niles Center
Arage
Monroest
Garace
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Mitchhafer
Jackson Biv
Jimmie
Worat Park
A. Lande
Madison Bt
Carl Scherrard
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Binca
Mmnaunittian
Harlem State Savings Bank
Forest. Park, Ill
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Cashier
Preye
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Michalsky
WM. F. Haabe
Hinveldt
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C. KE. Bolls
State OF Illinois
Forest Park Theatre
Rae Madison
Elyidge
Christie
Star Comedy
Ford's Weekly
Tom Moore
Bly
Green Magazine
Sunshine Comedy
William Desmond
Honda
Gallagher
Ambrose
Marcy
Constance Talmadge
Elmg Lincoln
Grace Cunarg
Elmo the Mighty
Bessie Barriscale
Bessie
Herriscale
Thrilla
Screen Magazine
Harplo Lloyd
Mitchell Lewis
North Woods
Jacques of
Silver North
Alia Pathe
Peggy Hyland
Sho Fou
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