Illinois Senate Faces Brundage Cash and Police Bills
Illinois lawmakers grip Brundage office payroll claims with calls for criminal probe while debating the eight hour law for women and a police bill. A Senate committee investigates state transportation and zoning to reduce transit waste as House considers districting and veteran rehabilitation measures.
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James’ Guilett
Snapp
Harry Park
Effingham
Heron
Potter
Marion
Fatty
Jude
Seizire
Charles ‘Vursell
Bruce Welsh
Carlyle
Dramshop
Drew
House
of Representatives
Roe
Brundage
Pruning Demonstrations On March 22 At Local Areas
The University of Diinots plans pruning demonstrations in the county on March 22. One session will be in the McKeen neighborhood in the morning and a second session in the afternoon at Enrich's north west of Casey.
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University of Diinots
McKeen
Enrich
Casey
Climax of play production sparks audience call for author
The Public Ledger notes a mixed reception as two acts are completed with critics finding no genuinely funny characters. Patrons urged by the crowd to summon the play's author amid the staging.
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Public. Ledger
Illness Hits Herald Linotype Department
The Herald reports illness affecting the linotype crew this morning with mixed reactions. Some express hope for recovery, others show indifference or relief at the disruption.
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the Herald ‘Linotype
Bec
Dll
County Board Approves Bond Resolution and Road Contracts
The county board passed a resolution favoring a state bond issue of 100000000 and extended hard surfaced roads through Casey and Westfield. The vote was made unanimous despite opposition from a nurse critique. Contracts for Westfield Marshall road were awarded to Allenthorp Roberts and Robert Taggart for about 7500. The meeting also reviewed deputy sheriff salaries and school tuberculosis work amid ongoing investigations.
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Casey
Westfield
Board of Supervisors
Johnson
Gasey Township
Highsmith
York Township
Bennett
Orange Township
L. F. Johnson
W. B. Berkley
Firmin Bennett
Charles Cole
F. J. James
Medical Society
Henry B. Morgan
Westfield-Marshall Road
Ione
Allenthorp- Roberts
Robert ‘ Taggart
Martinsville
Community Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Gestures
Alfred Hamilton expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy during bereavement. Special gratitude to the I O O F and others for flowers and offerings. Also thanks to Rev Eckles and Mr Dewey for their kindness.
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Eckles
Mr.Dewey
Alfred Hamilton
Wheat demand declines as prosperity rises in Agricultural West
The essay argues per capita wheat consumption drops with wealth, citing gaps between business men and workers, immigrants and natives. It notes immigration cuts lessen demand growth, prices stay low, and farmers face tough export competition against Europe, Argentina, and other cereal growers.
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Minnesota
South
Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Ite
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Duluth
Des Moines
Davenport
Sioux City
Omaha
Topeka
Wichita
St. Louis
Harding
Jesus of Nazareth
Oil investigations and western agricultural worries in senate
A senate inquiry into oil exposes antitrust tensions and consumer harm linked to Standard Oil. The piece notes previous trust cases, Supreme Court rulings, and ongoing disputes over price fixing, while contrasting regulators’ stance with big business expansion. It also discusses radio regulation debates as Congress debates licensing and leaving many broadcasters free to operate.
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Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Landis
King-Pin
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
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New Jersey
Rockefeller’s
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John D
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Senate
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Supreme Court
Standard Oil
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Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission
Oil Report
Trust
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Milton
Local Residents Take Short Trips and Visits
Mr and Mrs Joel P Weaver return home in Urbana after a visit with relatives Wednesday. Mrs Zula J Breeden leaves for Millerton Oklahoma for brief work. William C Turner and Frank W Birnie travel to Freeport for a creditor meeting of Waterloo Oil and Chemical Works. Mrs Mary A Rodebaugh visits Martingale Springs for several days. Ralph Orr goes to Brazil Indiana for two weeks to visit his sister Mrs Mabel Raper. Mrs Chloe Richardson of Greenup travels to visit sister Mrs Robert Hutsch. Mrs John Es Watts returns from visit with sister Mrs Fred Et Flesch in Pana. Samuel T Hutchison returns from visit with his mother in West Union. Tile resumes position as rural mail carrier Monday.
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Joel P. Weaver
Urbana
Rs. Zula
J. Breeden
Millerton
Okla
William C. Turner
Frank W. Birnie
Freeport
Waterloo Oil and ‘Chemical Works
Mary
A. Rodebaugh
Springs
Airs
Fred “Et Flesch
Pana. Samuel
Ts _ Hutchison
West “Union
Tile
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