Separate ballot sought in Illinois primary election
The article notes a request for a separate ballot in the August 29 1918 Illinois primary for the circuit judge race on September 11. It also discusses Peoria county and nearby counties, with remarks on a Republican candidate Charles W Miles and local road work plans on the Galena road and county highway improvements amid wartime constraints.
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Illinois Republican announces bid for congressman at large
A lengthy affirmation by a Chicago Republican candidate outlines decades of service to war relief and civic groups. He cites leadership roles with the Liberty Loan effort, the Red Cross, and the Chicago Bar Association War Committee. He pledges loyalty to country and party and seeks voter judgment at the primaries.
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Red’ Cross
War Savings
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Chicago Bar Association
Chicago
American Bar Association
State Council of Defense
Liberty. Loan Committee
Red Cross
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Chicago Association of Commerce
Pythian War Relief Fund Committee
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Republican National Committee
Hamilton Club
United States
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Allies Control Gold Supply Deepens War Mobilization
Great Britain leads global gold production with the United States close behind. Allies mine over 95 percent of world gold as German and Austro-Hungarian bonds are payable in gold coin. The U S holds the largest gold stock and aims to sustain financial strength. mining remains vital to war needs.
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Great Britain
United States
Miles Seeks Circuit Judge Seat Amid Primary Contests
The article notes a large number of nominating contests and a strong Republican primary vote while Democrats face few races and doubt electing their candidate for circuit judge. It highlights Attorney Miles as a qualified nominee expected to attract broad voter support.
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Miles
Willam H Bentley Seeks Republican Nomination for State Assembly
Willam H Bentley of Pontiac announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for representation in the general assembly at the primary on September 11, 1978. Also O Jenkins of Lacon announces candidacy for Marshall County sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to the primary on September 11, 1915.
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Willam
H. Bentley
Pontiac
General Assembly
Sheripe
O. Jenkins
Lacon
Marshall County
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Re-election bid for Marshall County School Superintendent
Edgar Nichols announces his candidacy for re election to the Marshall County superintendent of schools position subject to Republican primary voters decision to be held September 11 1918.
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Marshall County
Edgar Nichols
Whitefield and Henry Town Auditors Meet in 1918
Notices announce town auditor meetings in Whitefield Marshall County Illinois and Henry Marshall County Illinois in September 1918 to audit claims against the towns. Clerks Henry Kraus and others sign notices. Also includes an advertisement for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy testimonial. Plus feed supplier ad for hog, dairy, chicken feeds and meal.
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Board of Auditors
Whitefield
Marshall
Thinois
PueNaoy
Seppa
Ane
Enry G. Rowe
Ashland
Kan
Chamberlain
Wiliam Whitelaw
Des Moines
Iowa
Magnolia Veterinary Supply House
National Banks See Higher Deposits Despite Yearly Gap
Financial figures from the Comptroller show national banks total deposits as of June 29 rising by 1.25 billion dollars year over year. The latest data indicate 68.462 million in resources across banks, with stronger reserves building in the period. In international notes, Germany’s divisions and troop movements are discussed while U.S. coverage notes Allied weariness and Kaisers waning strength. The Black Hills region, especially the Homestake mine, dominates mineral wealth, yielding about 7 million dollars annually. Dakota ranks as a leading gold producer, with the area noted for vast mineral wealth.
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France
Hays
Black Hills
Marvin Hughitt
Homestake
Dakota
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