Dawes Rumored Not a Profane Man Says Allies
Washington June 26 Brig Gen Charles G Dawes Calvin Coolidges running mate is described by intimate friends as not profane He earned the nickname Hell and Maria during a congressional hearing when he demanded action against government waste His career spans Ohio to Wisconsin and Illinois where he built a legal and business foundation before leading major European economic policy efforts He funded charitable hotels for destitute men and women in Chicago and Boston reflecting his humane side The piece endorses Dawes and Coolidge as a strong capable ticket backed by some Democrats who acknowledge their honesty and businesslike approach.
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Calvin Coolidge
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la Crosse Gas Light Company
Illinois
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Welcame
Ohio
Central Trust Company of
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France
General Purchasing Board
Europe
Germany
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Rufus F. Dawes
Chicago
Boston
Kitchen Cabinet by Nellie Maxwell Provides Reliable Recipes
The Herald presents The Kitchen Cabinet by Nellie Maxwell a dependable column on dish ideas and tested recipes. Maxwell writes from her domestic science background lecturing at Wisconsin universities and teaching in Iowa and Nebraska colleges offering practical kitchen guidance.
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Nellie Maxwell
University of Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Miss Maxwell
John Burkhead Seeks Parole Commutation After Murder Conviction
John Burkhead, convict of murder from the November 1919 term in Clark County Illinois, sentenced to fourteen years, will apply at the July Board of Pardons meeting for commutation of sentence as indicated in this public notice.
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John Burkhead
Clark County
Illinois
Board of Pardons
Car That Struggles To Run Causes Owner Debt
A failing vehicle pushes its owner deeper into debt as maintenance costs and repairs mount. The economic strain reflects broader financial pressures faced by drivers keeping old cars on the road.
Illinois divorce case Kuhns versus Kuhns in 1924 notice
In Clark County Circuit Court Illinois Carrie Kuhns vs Clinton S. Kuhns a divorce case filed May 22 1924. Non residence affidavit issued summons returnable July 14 1924. If Clinton Kuhns fails to appear the bill may be confessed and a decree entered. Everett Donnelly solicitor.
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Clinton S. Kuhns
Circuit Court
Clinton S Kuhns
Marshall
Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist James J. Rosh
Dr James J Rosh offers special attention to eye ear nose and throat treatment with glasses fitted at Marshall Tl care.
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James J. Rosh
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Marshall
Mid Western Transit Seeks Certificate of Convenience and Necessity
The Mid Western Transit Company files with the Illinois Commerce Commission for a certificate to operate as a motor carrier transporting persons and property on public highways between Paris and Lawrenceville Illinois and points in between. Interested parties may request hearing time and place from the commission secretary in Springfield. By J B Frazier, president.
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Ilinois Commerce Commission
State of Illinois
Paris
Lawrenceville
Illinois
Illinois Commerce Commission
Springfield
J B Frazier
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