Mussolini Receives Birthday Telegrams From Nation
Thousands of telegrams letters and messages of congratulations poured in at Mussolini’s home in Forli on his forty fourth birthday. The press united in praying the premier be spared to the nation for many years.
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Mussolini
Forli
Jardine Plea to End Farm Exodus at East Lansing Banquet
William M. Jardine, secretary of agriculture, urged the Country Life association in East Lansing to combine benefits of city life with rural living to stop farm residents from leaving. He warned that relocations often leave farms to support two families and drain rural institutions, calling for stronger promotion of rural advantages.
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East Lansing
Mich
William M. Jardine
Country Life Association
Capper Plans to Press Universal Draft Bill
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas announced at a Kansas American Legion convention in Fort Riley that the universal draft bill will be reintroduced in the next Congress and pressed for early passage. He said the measure would draft the nation's dollars as well as its manpower to take the profit out of war.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Congress
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Senator Capper
Hops Off Vessel Deck Flys 80 Miles to Land
Clarence Chamberlin demonstrated a ship to shore air launch by taking off from the Leviathan’s deck 80 miles off New York harbor and landing at Curtiss Field 1 hour 16 minutes later. It was the first launch from a ship’s deck without a catapult, proving passenger and mail air service from ocean liners.
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New York
Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Curtiss Flying Field
Dempsey Tunney Heavyweight Fight Set for Soldiers Field
Subject to Illinois boxing commission consent the Dempsey Tunney title bout will be staged at Soldiers Field in Grant Park on September 15 or 22. The 10 round bout adheres to the state boxing statute.
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Chicago
Illinois Boxing Commission
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Soldiers Field
Grant Park
Illinois News Nuggets Highlight Bonds and Tragedies
Voters approve a $50 000 sanitary district bond in Beards town by 1832 to 39. Fatalities include farmer Fred Schee killed at Holcomb and 13 year old Alex Snyder who died after a mosquito bite infection in Waukegan. A clerk at LaGrange Club Nicholas Reedy dies in a stair fall. Various other deaths and local events are noted including centennial plans for Mackinaw, births at a farm near Shawnee, and the opening of a coal mine re fit for Wabash traffic.
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Beardstown
Fred Schee
Holcomb
Alex Snyder
Waukegan
Victory Memorial Hospital
Nicholas Reedy
LaGrange Country Club
John Anthony
Marengo
Ives
New Boston
Russell
Ralph
Georgie Jones
St. Elmo
Harvey Jones
Jones
Mackinaw
Tazewell County
Patrick Morrissey
Shewanee
Morrissey
John Collins
Assumption
Collins
Emil Greecie
Flora Hight
Etta Crum
Union
A. J. Nance
Church of Christ
Arthur
Wilford Nance
Dora Puckett
Rose Wacaser
Chicago
Sylvia Walker
Bement
David C. Cook
Eilgin
Cook
M Marguerite Cook
Bedsidgg
William Davis
Lansing
Mich
George McCarty
William Leonard
Henderson
Art Newman
Ray Hyland
Charley Birger
Birger
Joe Adams
West City
Chester
Illinois
Elizabethtown
Hardin County
Disapproves of it and warns against Jubilee solicitations
The Hard Road Jubilee Association of Illinois based at the Wrigley Building Chicago is accused of soliciting funds from highway industry contractors and related firms for a Springfield event on August 25 1927. Officials deny approval and caution that department ties or favors are not granted to supporters or opposers. Also listed are public notices from Dalton Cook County Illinois detailing sidewalk assessments and a September hearing date.
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Hard Road Jubilee Association of
Illinois
Wrigley Building
Chicago
Springfield
Len Small
Cornelius R. Miller
Frank T. Sheets
Board of Trustees
Village of
Dolton
138Th
Lincoln Avenue
Center Avenue
Forest Avenue
Park Avenue
158Th
Kanawha Avenue
188Th
Catalpa Lane
Dalton
Cook County
Earth Slows Down Appearing to Rise in Pace
Observers note the earth seems to lose speed then shows signs of uptick, with commentators calling the trend hopeful and suggesting an upgrade in its motion.
Dining Plans Lead To Unexpected Lunch
A man offers to join a woman for luncheon to reminisce. She agrees to talk while he eats and eventually orders iced tea, a sandwich, another tea, mocha pie, and another sandwich. She notes she has already had her luncheon as the meal unfolds. The scene unfolds in a restaurant with casual dialogue.
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Boston Globe
Weight of Words in Domestic Relations Rulings
A Los Angeles Times observation notes a court ruling that too little talk by a husband or ongoing talking by a wife can justify divorce or mental cruelty. It questions whether any verdict can fairly set a balanced standard for speech in marriage.
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Los Angeles Times
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the Ponter
Joseph L. Locher
Michigan Ave
Ransome
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Bell System
Riverdale
First National Bank OF Dolton