Advertising value and distribution highlighted by James O'Shaughnessy
James O'Shaughinessy addressed the Missouri Press Association in St Louis. He argued country newspapers offer high advertising value per circulation and explained the Herald illustrates efficient, waste-free distribution and reader engagement. Former Governor Lowden praised farming as a national stabilizer and pressed Illinois to lead in business and agricultural synergy.
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James O'Shaugienessy
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Missouri Press Association
St. Louis
Tor de
Herald
Herald Cuenhitten
Halloween Spirit Runs Across Cities Citywide
The notice urges communities to celebrate the last night of the month with safe festivities. It contrasts modern lively events with the old method of vandalism and invites participation from Marshall, Casey, and neighboring towns.
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Marshall
Casey
L&t Jack
Illinois News Nuggets Highlight Crime Death and Education
Illinois Welfare conference set in Urbana October 18 to 20 to discuss delinquency countermeasures through education recreation and psychiatry. Edward Rector's will probate at Chicago leaves $3 million estate with $2 million to DePauw University and remainder to widow. Victor Larson found dead in a Galesburg cistern. sister-in-law died in same cistern earlier. Reacting to corporal punishment debates, Superintendent Adams argues many children are punished unjustly. Julius Goebel elected North American representative to German Foreign Institute council. Urbana campus University of Illinois enrolls a record 10 021 students first semester. Edward Wieck named to escort German miners union president Frederick Husemann visiting Belleville for labor inspection. Three coal miners die in a Hersin mine No 7 gas explosion. names Galligan Brunzinski Fulkins identified. Eight thousand Knights Templar parade in Chicago ending with fireworks at Grant Park. John P Hobbs elected Illinois commandery grand commander. next meeting in Peoria. State debt per capita drops from 367 to 1491 with road and soldiers' pay bonds driving growth. total indebtedness 101 925 659. Illinois dairy men earn National Dairy Association honor roll status for producing over 300 pounds butterfat. awards to be presented in Indianapolis. Federal indictments in Peoria accuse deputy marshal Moody and enforcement agents of robbery and larceny tied to recent raids. Green denounces raid tactics. Chicago bar association efforts to back insanity expert commission face joint meeting talks. Gerry Wadsworth, Evanston waterworks head, killed by contact with live wire at filtration plant near Northwestern. Riverside votes four to two to dismiss three officials. Ashley Guthrie named as successor to Leltzell.
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Illinois Welfare Conference
Urbana
DePauw University
Edward Rector
Chicago
Victor Larson
J. H.larson
Galesburg
Matthew P. Adams
Mooseheart
Adams
Julius Goebel
Department of
University of Illinois At Urbana
North America
German Foreign Institute
University of Ilinois
Edward Wieck
Belleville
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Frederick Husemann
German Miners’ Union
German Labor Commission
Consolidated Coal Company
Herrin
James Galligan
Sherif George Galligan
William Brunzinski
John Fulkins
Knights Templar
Loop
Grant Park Stadium
Paul Revere
Pershing
France
John P. Hobbs
Illinois Commandery
Peoria
Minoig
Washington
Department of Commerce
Illnois
National Dairy Association
C. S. Rhode
Indianapolis
United States
Walter Moody
Springfield
J. B. Asher
Max Hartzig
T. N. Green
Grand Jury
Chicago Bar Association
Trials Edical Society
J. C. Kraft
The
Dilinple Medical Society
Sprague Ordered to Pay Procter 62797 in Campaign Suit
Chicago report: A jury in Judge Thomas W. Slick's court orders A. Sprague to pay William Cooper Procter 62697 plus 5 percent interest from 1920 note. The suit concerns campaign funds tied to Gen. Leonard Wood's presidential campaign. A motion for a new trial was filed by Sprague's attorneys.
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Chicago
A. A. Sprague
William Cooper Procter
Thomas W. Slick
Colonel Sprague
Bricklayers and Plasterers End Feud in Peace Pact
In Atlantic City President William Green of the AFL says a peace agreement ends the jurisdictional dispute between the bricklayers and plasterers unions. Hostilities cease immediately and all construction work resumes nationwide, ending a halt that tied up about 250 million dollars in projects.
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Atlantic City
N. J
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Bricklayers’ and Plasterers’ Union
Afr. Green
Crime conditions intolerable says Missouri official
St Louis talk by Lashley, director of the Missouri Association of Criminal Justice, told the Missouri Bar Association that crime conditions in the United States had never been so intolerable.
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U. S
St.Louis
A. V. Lashley
Missouri Association of Criminnal’ Justice
Missouri Bar. Association
United States
McNamara Sentenced to One to Five Years on Extortion Charge
John J. McNamara, labor leader and former California prisoner linked to a Los Angeles Times dynamiting case, is sentenced to a range from one to five years on an extortion conviction in Indianapolis.
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McNamara
Indianapolis
John J. McNamara
California
Los Angeles Times
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Lewden
Audit Bureau of Cicalation
Lowden
England
Gerry A. Wadsworth
Evanston
Northwestern University
Riverside
Paul Leltzell
Vaughan Kirton
George Ann
Ismissals
Ashley Guthrie
Leltzell
Jesse H. Riddle
Treasury Department
S. Parker Gilbert
Europe
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Dartmouth College
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
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Conn
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Pensacola
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Robert Howle
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