Auto registrations climb toward 750000 mark says state official
Secretary Louis L. Emmerson notes a surge in registered automobiles this year with totals surpassing 750000, up from 670452 last year. He cites New York Pennsylvania Ohio and California as large gainers and warns that Europe has more cars than the United States in use nowhere except this state. He urges driver cooperation to reduce highway accidents amid rapid growth.
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Umber
Louis
L. Emmerson
Sato
dMindis
Tegistra
New York
Pennsylania
Ohio
California
Europe
United ‘States
Great Britain
Canada
France
Germany
Monrovia
Stop signs at grade crossings urged to cut fatalities
Louis L Emmerson notes that grade crossings marked with Stop signs require drivers to stop before crossing. At other crossings speed must be reduced to ten miles per hour. He says many drivers ignore signs, risking lives and recommends more arrests to deter violations and lower grade crossing fatalities.
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Louis L.emmerson
Illinois traffic laws on headlights and tail lights
A fragmented notice outlines Illinois requirements for motor vehicle lighting. It states two headlights of equal power, left tail light placement for rear plate illumination, and a white light for the plate. It advises against carrying spare bulbs and recommends an experienced mechanic for replacements.
Illinois drives ban lists and daylight plant growth notes
A historical bulletin cites age and ability based driving bans and safety criteria from the National Safety Council. Secretary Emmerson endorses the rules while daylight length effects on plant growth are discussed by the U S Bureau of Plant Industry with notes on bulbs tubers and photosynthesis.
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alitomo‘Biles
Louis le Emmergon
Snsane Sons
Lves
National Safety. Council
Emmerson
Acciden
United States
Bureau of: Plant Industry
Stolen Car Bulletin System Aids Illinois Police
Secretary of State Louis Emmerson reports a new Stolen Car Bulletin system that gathers weekly lists from sheriffs and police across Illinois, aiding recovery of hundreds of vehicles. He notes poor garage registration compliance hinders the effort and urges accurate records to speed police checks. The report also mentions safety tips from the National Safety Council on high placement spotlights and prudent driving practices.
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Louis i Ls Emmerson
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Department Y Tllinois
Emimerson
Secretary of
Illinois Sealed Bids Sought for Public Money Deposits
Under Chapter 130, Illinois Treasury invites sealed bids from banks for deposits on active and inactive accounts. Bids due in Springfield by September 7, 1922 at 12:60 PM. Blank bid forms and instructions will be mailed to qualified state and national banks. Deposits must be secured by State-approved collateral. Treasurer Edward B. Miller announces.
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Illinois
State of
Springfield
Edward BE. Miller
Notice of Sale of Real Estate for Insane Person
G M Calvert conservator of Wm Calvert will apply to Clark County Court at Marshall Illinois on the first Monday of September 1922 for an order to sell one sixth of a tract in Clark County. The land lies north of a C V and C railway right of way and totals seven eighths of an acre for care and support and possible reinvestment. Wm T Hollenbeck is attorney for the conservator.
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G. M. Calvert
Wm. Calvert
Clark County
City of
Marshall
Clark
Illinois
C. V. and C. Railway
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