Drainage Canal Bill Faces Strong Opposition Hearing
Chicago seeks congressional authorization to divert up to 10 000 cubic feet per second from Lake Michigan to suit the citys sanitary and drainage needs. Wisconsin and other Great Lakes states oppose citing navigation and environmental impacts while Illinois and New York officials urge swift action to protect health and industry. Canada plans to present its protest.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Cage
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Voigt
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Legal Department of
C. S. Ferris
Attorney General
Water Power Commission of New York
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
C. A. Livingstone
Robert_I._ Randolph
Chicago Association of Commerce
Mississippi River
Illinois
William E. Hull
Randolph
Dempsey
New York
Lake, Michigan
Stockyards District
Mr. Randolph
Stockyards
Chicago Sanitary
Chicago Sanitary District
Lake
Boy Struck in Head with Axe During Play
Marnin Abbott, son of Mr and Mrs J W Abbott, was struck in the back of the head by an axe during a garage play session with several boys. Clarence Brown wrested the weapon after an argument, injuring Norman Abbott. The head was clamped and stitched. he is recovering and expected to return to school.
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Marnin Abbott
J. W. Abbott
Clarence Brown
Ira Brown
Norman
Abbott
Results of Republican Caucus at City Hall
Friday evening the Republicans held their caucus in city hall with about 150 present. T. C. Waterous acted as presiding officer and Oscar Davis was secretary. Nominations were made for township offices: Supervisor Charles Barey, Town Clerk Ben R Nichols, Assessor Herbert Pace, School Trustee J Williams, Constable George Popelen, Commissioner of Highways W H Bell. The meeting adjourned with no further business.
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C. Waterous
Oscar Davis
Charles Bear Dey
Ben R. Nichols
Herbert Pace
Broken rib bandages a La Rose playday
Sunday at the Carter home in La Rose four boys played while Frederick Zilm was struck in the side by a small board. He reported hurt, a bruise appeared, and on Monday he was taken to Dr Hillmer where one lower rib on the left side was found broken. The fracture is not serious and should mend soon.
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Carter
la Rose
Frederick Zilm
Donald Carter
Max Meredith
David Henry, Jr
Frederick
Hillmer
Former Henry Man Dies at Home in Peoria
John Peterson for 69 years a resident of Peoria died suddenly at his home on Monday evening March 10. He suffered a heart attack and passed away before 5 o clock. Born in Belleville Illinois he moved to Peoria and married Mary Hauser. Survived by wife Nettie daughter three brothers George Nicholas and David all of Peoria and three sisters Mrs Hood Mrs Pierse and Mrs Gagen of Chicago. Funeral at home Wednesday 2 30 conducted by Rev Father Bergen St Marys Cathedral interment St Marys cemetery.
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John Peterson
Peoria
Belleville
Ill
Mary Hauser
Ella
Nettie
George
Nicholas
David
William Hood
Frances Pierse
Elizabeth Gagen
Chicago
Father Bergen
St. Mary’s Cathedral
William
Peterman
Magella
Peterson
St Mary's Cemetery
Julius Watercott
Mr. Watercott
Henry
J. J. Henry Confectionery
Water
Eddie
Hennepin
Peleennake
Elizabeth Morgner
Watercott
J. L. Jones
Cannah—Jones
Dawson
Post Office
Riddell Sisters
School and
Richards Streets
Watercotter
Henry D
Charles
Frank
William Voss
Muskegon
Michigan
Water- Cott
Fire at Varna Home Causes Minor Exterior Damage
A Varna country home owned by Mr and Mrs Sam Myers burned slightly on Wednesday afternoon when a chimney started the blaze. Town help arrived only after the fire was extinguished, with limited damage to the outside and a hole burned into the structure.
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Sam Myers
Varna
Billy Worley Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Misses Ella and Belle Worley hosted a party on March 10 to honor Billy Worley on his eighth birthday. Fourteen friends and three teachers attended with folk dancing games and ice cream and cake. Spring flowers decorated the home and a lavender pink sweet pea bouquet praised the cake and gifts.
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Billy Worley
Ella
Belle Worley
Billy
Widely Known Pioneer Merchant Julius Watercott Dies
Julius Watercott longtime Henry merchant and key town builder dies at 9:05 p m at his home from acute myocarditis. He started in Henry commerce at 21 47 years of service, built the largest local business, and drew trade from a 50 mile radius. He was honored for honesty generosity public spirit and devotion to family.
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SN Watercott
Henry
Father Schauer
Julius Watercott
Watercott
Himm Watercott
Edith Hoscheidt
Mr. Watercott
Western Catholic Union
The
J WATERCOTT CO. STORE Member joins weekly club meetings
The J WATERCOTT CO STORE sought club organization and he eagerly joined Thursday meetings, attending until his last illness. He served on the public affairs committee and in fall 1884 was elected a Democratic member of the 34th General Assembly from the 20th Senatorial District.
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General Assembly
Patrick
Grover—Gleveland
James Blaine
Richard J. Oglesby
Carter Harrison
St. Mary’s Church
Father Schauer
Celebrant
Father Gensler
Father Brennan
St. Joseph’s
Fire at C. J. Bullington's Home Causes Small Damage
Last Sunday noon the fire department was called to the home of C. I. Bullington where the roof was found ablaze by neighbors. The fire originated from sparks in the chimney and burnt only a few shingles. it was extinguished before major damage occurred.
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C_I. Bullington
Edna Bell Marries in Denver Colorado
Mr and Mrs L M Bell announce their daughter Edna Bell was married yesterday March 19 in Denver Colorado where she has worked for some time. The event comes as the family receives word of the ceremony and extension of congratulations are offered by relatives.
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L. M. Bell
Edna
Denver
Colorado
Invitation to Henry interdenominational men's club meeting
In Henry the plan for an allied interdenominational men’s club is outlined. A meeting is set for Friday evening, March 21, at the Methodist church to discuss forming a broad association across historic Protestant churches. The effort seeks broad participation, with no ties to other groups, and invites all concerned men and friends to attend at 7 30 p m. James W Turner pastor of Henry Methodist Church.
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Henry
Methodist Church
Nairicus
James W. Turner
Henry Methodist Church
Primary candidates for Putnam County
Primary candidates for Putnam County listed include H. B. Ramage Democrat for circuit clerk L. H. Jenkins Republican for circuit court HOI Ward Republican for state's attorney Michael J. Faletti Republican for state's attorney.
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Putnam County
H. B. Ramage
L. H. Jenkins
Hoi Ward
Michael J. Faletti
Rose resident breaks arm cranking car
John Leaky chief engineer at the oil plant suffered a broken arm when the engine backfired while he cranked his car late Tuesday. Dr Hillmer treated him. an X ray at Stra tor confirmed the break and it was set.
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LA Rose
John Leaky
Hillmer
Birthday Party in Honor of Mrs Nellie P Harlin
Mrs Nellie Hartley hosted a birthday dinner at her home on Tuesday for Mrs Nellie P Harlin. The German instructors and friends joined with Mrs Gor man George Burt Syr and Richard Waughop in a warm gathering with Mrs Grace Hartley adding youthful cheer. The guests enjoyed a sumptuous noon meal and expressed wishes for future celebrations.
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Nellehle-Harbin
Nellie Hartley
Nellie P. Harlin
Hartley
A. J. Lindgren
William Siewers
Clara Waughop
Magnolia Lady Ella Lawrence Dies at 1857 Magnolia
Funeral services for Ella Park Lawrence of Galesburg were held at 2:30 pm yesterday at the Presbyterian church. The obituary notes her as a charter member of the Rebecca Park Chapter D A R and records her education at Knox College and Vassar, her marriage to George A. Lawrence, and five children with most predeceasing her. Local and state figures attended.
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Presbyterian Church
Galesburg
Ella’ Park
Lawrence
Ray Freeman Jenney
Stuart
Campbell
Galesarg
Macon
Federick Hawley
Parks College
Rebecca Park
the Daughters of the American Revolution
State Society
Bee Kindergarten Association
Knox County Bar Association
Knox
Park Colleges
Park College
Colonel Park
Ella
George 8
Louise Park
Parkville
Magnolia
Knox College
Vassar
New York State
George. A. Lawrence
John Lowrie
New York City
William Steele
Rebecca
Park
Ben McAllister
John McAllister
Dan McKirgan
John McKirgan
Victoria
Robbery Attempted at Magnolia Again
An attempted burglary occurred Friday night with break ins at Spencer's store Sivell's pool room and the Magnolia bank. Cigars and cigarettes were taken at the pool room only. Blood hounds pursued clues Saturday tracing along the railroad and into the countryside with no definite leads.
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Spencer
Sivell
American Beauty Shop to Open Monday
Mrs Elsie Longman a Liberty school graduate Peoria will open a beauty parlor in this city on March 24 its name the American Beauty Shop
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Elsie Longman
Liberty School of Peoria
American Beauty Shop
Patrick’s and birthday dinner planned in green
Miss Ethel Shurts hosted fourteen friends at a three course birthday dinner Sunday. The event at her grandmother Mrs. George Shurts’ country home followed St Patrick’s Day with shamrocks and green decorations. Guests left hopeful for a similar gathering next year.
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Ethel Shurts
George Shurts
Henry Man Missing Prompt Police Search For Samuel Howard
Police seek Samuel Howard who vanished from his mother and sister home at 104 Swinnerton Street Peoria. He formerly resided near the city and is the subject of a missing person inquiry.
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Henry Man
Samuel Howard
Swinnerton Street
Peoria
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