Walter Provine Named Head Of Inheritance Tax Dept
In Springfield Illinois on January 10, Walter Provine of Naylorville was named head of the inheritance tax department as 16 districts operate outside Cook county. About 1000 applications have been received for attorney general Brundage’s positions. the roles pay 1500 dollars annually and do not interfere with incumbents' private practice. New assistants and appointees are settling in, with officials reporting readiness to fill further posts within a week and Governor Lowden announcing delegates to an international forestry conference in Washington January 18-19.
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Springfield
Ulinets
Atttorney General
Monticello
James B. Searcey
Carlinville
C. P. Middlehauf
Rockford
Clarence Beard
Chicago
Wm. E. Trautman
East St. Louis
C. M. Bates
Brundage
Wilkerson
James H. Wilkerson
Washington, D. C
R. A. Danforth
Washington
H. G. Easterl
Carbondale
W. W. Wright
Toulon
John Jeffries
Charleston
D. S. Brown
Genoa
S. E. Prather
Roy Johnson
Taylorville
J. Mack Tanner
Flora
A. N. Abbott
Morrison
Charles Adkins
Bement
Edgar County Bank President James Parish Dies
James E. Parish, 60, president of the Edgar County National Bank, died at home in Paris from heart failure Tuesday. His death follows similar losses of bank leaders Asa Baker and James Barr in Paris. Parish served 30 years as director of the Veorla division of the Vandalia railroad out of Terre Haute, retiring last year.
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Paris
James E. Parish
Edgar County National Bank
Parish
Asa Baker
James Barr
First National
Citizens’ National Banks of
Veorla
Vandalia Railroad
Terre Haute
Open Nostrils and End a Cold Ad Card
A brisk advertisement promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh by applying Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils. The fragrance and antiseptic cream claim to open air passages, reduce swelling, and end misery with quick relief, urging readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist.
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Ely
Lawson Fails to Name Leaker in House Probe
Washington Jan 10 Thomas W Lawson defies categorical questions before the rules committee in the leak inquiry. He may reveal names if the House orders an investigation. He names one broker, says he operated through brokers as an individual, and refuses to disclose others without a full inquiry. He admits possible profits in December but hedges figures.
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Washington
Thomas W. Lawson
House Rules Committee
Rep. Bennett
House
Rep
Bennett
Lawson
New York
United States
Stock Exchange
Chiperfield
H. Content and Company
Broadway
Rep. Cantrill
Congress
Bernard Baruch
Henry
Mr. Chiperheld
Mr. Henry
Beaker
Rep. L. Cantrill
Harrison
Garrett
Law
Mr. Harrison
Rep. Hatton
Wall Street
Day in Congress Senate and House actions noted
Senate met at noon and continued interstate commerce hearings on railroad legislation with a 53 to 22 vote on the Sheppard bill to abolish saloons in the District of Columbia. Adjourned at 6 p.m. to noon Wednesday. House met at 11 a.m. Rules committee reviewed leak investigation, and the Hughes vocational education bill passed. A joint resolution extended the Newlands railway committee until December. Representative Morin introduced a bill to consolidate the country’s financial system under a federal exchange. Adjourned at 6 10 p.m. to noon Wednesday.
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Interstate Commerce Committee
Sheppard
District of Columbia
Passer Hughes Vocational Education
Newlands Railway Committee
Post Office
Morin
Penneyivania
O. A. Parmenter
Quincy
Anti-saloon League of Illinois
Kampsville
Calhoun County Dry Association
Lewistown
St. David's
Springfield
Robert S. Bacon
Maine Street
J. S. Bacon
St. Petersburg
Florida
Elmer Lummis
Cabiria
Gem Family
Savoy Theaters
Gem
Savoy
Rotary Club
Quincy Club
Chicago Rotary Club
Missouri Telephone Merger Approved
Jefferson City Mo Jan 10 An order authorizing sale to the Missouri and Kansas Telephone company of the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone company its holding in Arkansas the Pioneer Telephone and Telegraph of Oklahoma and the Southwest Telegraph and Telephone company of Missouri was issued by the state public utilities commission All the property is to be consolidated under the name of the Southwestern Bell Telephone company The property consolidated with the Missouri and Kansas company was purchased for 17500000 dollars
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Jefferson City
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Arkansas
Pioneer Telephone and Telegraph of
Oklahoma
Southwest Telegraph and Telephone Company of
Missouri
State Public Utilities Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Missouri and Kansas Company
Hoyne Confessions Tied to Police Bribe Probe in Chicago
Two confessions released by State's Attorney Hoyne link a police graft ring to Chief Healey. Key figures include Costello, labeled ring brain, and Lieut White, with other arrests expected as Hoyne pursues extortion bribery and conspiracy charges amid a sweeping cleanup of Chicago's police department.
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Chicago
Hoyne
Charles Healey
Costello
Lieut. White
Stealey
Thompson
Chief Healey
Thomas Costello
Fixer
August Martin White
Wiliam Skidmore
Michael Heitler
Mike de Pike
Harrison J. Streeter
Committee of Fifteen
John J. Naughton
Flossier Taylor
Minnie Howard
Peter Angelo
Jacob Levin
Rose Cohen
West Side
Tenderloin
Edward Grady
John Hartford
Skidmore
White
Heitler
May Braid
Streeter
Augustus Martin White
Ceuth
Krowne
Costelo
Entente Delivers Greece Ultimatum
Piraeus Greece Jan 10 Entente powers presented Greece with a 48 hour ultimatum to meet demands from the Dec 31 note by France Great Britain and Russia The ultimatum asks Greece to honor the Dec 14 agreement on troop withdrawals from Thessaly and limits troop concentration in the Peloponnesus.
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Piraeus
Greece
London
Entente Prowers
France
Great Britain
Russia
Entente
Thesselay
Peloponnesus
Russians shift from offensive to defense on eastern front
Berlin dispatch reports that Russian forces, after attacking in the Carpathians and eastern Transylvania to ease pressure on MfLol davia, have been driven back to a defensive posture. Winter weather enables larger operations on the Dvina river front near Riga.
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Berlin
Tuckerton
Carpathians
Riga
Dvina
Amateur Flutists Disturb Neighbor's Temper
A note on neighborly tensions arises from amateur musicians whose flutings ruffle local temperaments. The piece hints at how communal noise and music practice can provoke disputes among residents.
Morbose Personal Notices From Quincy Briefs
Moose Whist tonight and numerous readers names appear with local ties. Mendon visitors, West Point residents, a taxi service, bank staff, students and workers travel and recoveries noted. Alects include church groups, salvage of hospital patients, and civic events. many names tied to Adams Street, Fifth Street, and local institutions.
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Moose
H. F. Chittenden
Mendon
Quincey
Mrs. Markey
West Point
Quincy
John Howard
Snyder
John G. Clough
Clough- Reihm
St. Louis
Adam Weisenburger
South Eighth Street
Adams _ street
Harry Heidbreder
State Street Bank
Florida
Victor Winters
Leland Stanford, Jr
University of California
State Strict Bank
David Stern
Chicago
Joseph Millen
North Fifth Street
California
Sylvester Beardsley
Kirksville
John Grant
Virginia
Leaton Irvin
Winifred Irvin
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Ethel
New York
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
Ben Klusemeyer
Cleveland
Harry Schanz
Mary Stiers
St. Mary's Hospital
Jacksonville
Clyde L. Sears
Board of Education
Agnes Breckschmidt
North Seventh Street
Johannah Rummenie
Katherine Phillips
Plymouth
H. E. Stewart
Rev. G. Shaw
Bethel A. M. E
Mississippi Power Company
South
Theodore A. Middendorf
Middendorf Lumber Company
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Arizona governor race stalled as court weighs contest
Phoenix January 10 Both houses of the Arizona legislature adjourned until Thursday awaiting the state supreme court action on the Hunt Campbell gubernatorial contest. Arguments on the application for mandamus to compel Thomas Campbell to deliver the office are to be made, delaying a final outcome.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
State Supreme Court
Hunt
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