Unlawful Labor Transfers Bill Advances in Washington
A House labor committee in Washington approved a measure barring sending labor across state lines to fill strike vacancies. The report cites little southern unemployment with idle regions in textile centers. Also noted: various federal actions including oil leases, immigration tensions with Japan, and a bank robbery in Sulphur Springs Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Labor Committee
Washington
South
Department of Labor
Japan
United States
Senate
House
Notable Deaths of Hugo Stinnes Hale and George R Palmer
Hugo Stinnes fifty five Germany's chief capitalist dies at his Berlin home. William Bayard Hale fifty five American journalist and Wilson envoy in Mexico dies at Munich. The Rev George R Palmer ninety trustee emeritus of Northwestern University dies in Sanford Florida.
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Hugo Stinnes
Germany
Berlin
William Bayard Hale
Carragza
Wilson
Mexico
Munich
George R. Palmer
Northwestern University
Sanford, Fla
Domestic burglars driven off by automatic gas at bank
A protection system released poison gas to thwart burglars at the Orange State bank in Belleville Illinois. Other reports note the First National Bank of Marysville Kansas closed with over 700000 in deposits, and a deadly car train crash kills John Kane and Harold Kane in Masonville Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange State Bank
Belleville
Ill
Daily Sun
Beatrice
Neb
First National Bank of
Marysville
Kan
John Kane
Harold
Illinois Central
Masonville
Norway
Christiania
John Shields
Alphonso Murphy
Paris
Murphy
Shields
Sureh
Small
Isaac D. Rawlings
State Department of Public Health
Springfield
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Francis J. Bennett
Albert D. Tye
Rockford
James H Allen
Rochester
Nhu
Buck & Rayner Drug Stores
Chicago
Coolidge Leads Nebraska and Illinois Primaries in Landslide
An Omaha dispatch reports President Coolidge leading in Nebraska primaries by about 80,000 over Hiram Johnson. Coolidge also won Illinois pref erence votes by a comfortable margin. McAdoo remains the sole Democratic candidate per Chicago dispatch. Hawaii and Oklahoma delegates signal Coolidge support. Denver notes an uninstructed Illinois delegation. Governor Small wins Illinois Republican renomination. De Neen defeats McCormick. Democrats name Jones and Sprague for governor and senator.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
Illinois
McAdoo
Chicago
Small
Deneen
McCormick
Jones
Sprague
Disputed Vatican Stand Sparks Argentina Diplomatic Break
International affairs dominate the page with Argentina recalling its Vatican envoy and severing relations over the archbishop nomination dispute. Other items note Italy praising the Dawes report, Germany open to reparations talks, Norway proposing a spirits monopoly, and various regional political and cultural developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Stolen Horse Team Leaves Farmer Stranded and Desperate
A team and wagon were stolen from Charles Gordon’s barn, leaving him crippled and jobless. The event adds to a string of rural thefts and hardship in the area as investigations begin and neighbors seek clues.
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Charles Gordon
Moline
Illinois agencies discuss fish planting and estate claim
State Game and Fish Warden Stratton notes larges t portion of game fish in Illinois streams and lakes depend on natural feeding grounds water rights and year round depth. Mrs Mary Hill of Schaghticoke N Y claims auntship to Jefferson Doyle and one half of a 300000 estate. Illinois youths 12 to 18 may enter an American Legion essay contest on Why Communism Is a Menace to Americanism due June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game and Fish
William J. Stratton
Springfield
Mary Hill
Schaghticoke
N. Y
Jefferson Doyle
Clinton
Illinois
The
American Legion
Bloomington
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Wilbur
Langley
Kentucky
Nolle
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Labor Department
American Society of Civilengineers
Atlanta
Albany
F. Scott McBride
Anti- Saloon League of America
National Board
Indianapolis
Manila
Bank of
Guyton-Iarrington Horse & Mule Company
Stockyards Horse & Mule Company
Kansas City
McCray
Covington
Liberty Coal & Coke Company
Straight Creek
Alabama
San Marcus
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk, Va
Ealestentostote
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
Oklahoma
Denver
Colo
Titnois
William G. McAdoo
Honolulu
President Coolidge
Sache
Dawes
Italy
Mussolini
London
Rome
Pawel
Mary Allen
Warsaw
Dawes Committee
Puerto Mexico
Zaragosa
Galena
Gen
Ulysses S. Grant
Illinois Academy of Science
Elgin
Mato Aie
S. A. Cook
Roseville
Central Christian Church of
Col. C. C. Judy
Talulla
Louis Latzer
Edwardsville
H. BE. Zimmerman
Mount Morris
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Pullman
A. Fromberg
Taylorville
Pana
Andrew Flasher
Francis G. Blair
William R. Brown
Illinois Union
University of Illinois At
McLean County
United States Department of Agriculture
Illinois Association of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Marion
Anton D. Sundquist
Toulon
Illnois Association
Albert E. Warsham
William Sommers
St. Louis
V. C. Michels
TH. M. Wilpatrick
Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree Association
Washington, D. C
Alvah W. Martin
Biggsville
Walter Frank
Galesburg
Laura OA. Becker Thompson
John E. Thompson
Thompson
University of Illinois
Urbana
Walter Mueller
Mueller
Department of Theology
Illinois News
the American Legion
Champaign
City of
Sycamore
Tony Pareh
New Virginia
Johnston City
Vermilion River
Fairbury
Thompson's Lake
Fulton County
St. Charles
Ethel Footitt
Freeport
George Footitt
Henry Albrecht, Sr
Henry Albrecht, Jr
East St. Louis
Danville
de Witt County
Carl D. Blue
Eldwin Blue
Texas Township
William O. Blue
de Witt Township
Ira O. Baker
University of Ilinois
College of Engineering
Gladys Graham Fox
John A. Swanson
Albert Fuchs
Carleton Fox
Federal Board
Supreme Court of Ilinois
Circuit Court
Bayer
Gwan
Musta
Toronto
Bellans
Geta
Bru
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