Notable Losses and Global Political Shifts Reported
Obituaries note Mayer Mayer Mayer of Chicago law firm dies suddenly. Prohibition candidate Woolley dies in Granada. Viscount Northcliffe dies in London. Federal reserve weighing 34% cut on agricultural paper. Hoover discusses coal price regulation. Harding hosts rail talks as strike lingers. Washington reports higher coal car loadings. Germany keeps empire term in diplomacy debated in Washington. Congress supports flexible tariffs with limits. Attacks on Miss Fannie Frank move guarded. Locomotive engineers warn work stoppage if safety concerns rise. Several violent deaths reported in Michigan and Nashville. Strike settlements advance at Cleveland. Plane accidents claim two. Georgia peach crop valued over $8 million. Irish irregulars face occupation in Killarney. Dollar hits 1,000 marks in Berlin. Alsace Lorraine expulsion notices issued.
Illinois News Nuggets Roundup From State Papers
A broad Illinois digest reports deaths in McLean County and crop surveys by A J Surratt noting yields and condition shifts. It highlights a waterworks bond vote at Gridley, a memorial park opening in Rockford, and the constitutional convention saga with Supreme Court expansion plans.
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Melida Stalters
McLean County
Chicago
Biz Tin” Murphy
Extar
Ohingwe + os
Terrence Lyons
Quincy
Cedar Creek Country Club
Cedar Creek
Otis
Gridley Shurtly
Ingersoll
A. J. Surratt
Illnois
Illinois
Knox
Warren
Kane
Thinois
Ione Moore
Rockford
Marshall Moore
Eva Griffith
Moore
Springfield
Thomas Nicholson
Wesleyan
Hedding
Illinois Women’s College
Chaddock School
Supreme Court
Morgan County
Oak Lawn Sanitarium
Oak Lawn
State Game and Fish Department
W. J. Stratton
St. Louis
Oakaw Lakes
Beardstown
Harreld Defies Senate on Oil Tariff Amendment
Republican senator Harreld of Oklahoma proposed a 35 cent duty on crude oil and 25 cents on fuel oil to aid American producers, revealing oil holdings. Only eight others joined him. nine senators backed the amendment while 45 opposed it. He asserted his profits would be insignificant and faced criticism over voting on a measure in which he was financially interested.
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Washington
John W. Harreld
Lion Kiahoma
Senate
Harreld
Oklahoma
Mexico
Heflin
Harrison
Harveld
Broussard
Bursum
Capper
Curtis
McNary
New
Nicholson
Stanfield
Gooding
Edge
New Jersey
Frye
Maine
Wadsworth
New York
Two Die in Horraine Train Wreck Near St Louis
In Horraine Missouri a collision between two St. Louis- San Francisco passenger trains killed an engineer and a fireman. The two trains are described as the Frisco line fastest and most up to date.
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St. Louis
Smith Enters New York Gubernatorial Race
Alfred E. Smith former New York governor has formally entered the Democratic race for governor. He will be backed by Charles F. Murphy and Tammany Hall in New York.
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Levy Mayer
Mayer, Meyer, Austrian & Platt
John G. Woolley
Dindison
Wis
Prohibition
United States
Granada
Spain
Viscount Northcliffe
London
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Hoover
Harding
Central Coal Distribution Committee
Germany
Lenroot
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Albert Schroeder
Ortonville
Pontiac
Mich
Carl Schroeder
August Zimmerman
James McElroy
Bonn County
Arthur Llards
Nashville
Cleverland, O
Lake Carriers’ Association
Big Tim” Murphy
Chiefs of Engineers
Equptry
Toronto
Ontario
San Francisco
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
George
Cabell
Norfolk
Ilingis
Indiana
Myrtle Fortney
Traverse City
Cleveland
Union Pacific
San Bernardino
Cal
Moriarity
Mr. Stonebreaker
Wright Field
Dayton
Francis M. Curlee
The
Volunteer Association of St. Louis Democrats
James A. Reed
S. A
Bud) Felker
McCurtain County
Tsabel
Okla
Brandon Lake
Lamar
Colo
Europe
Paris
Seo
Portal
Moosejaw
Sask
Georgia
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Atlanta
California
Daugherty
State Board of Pardons
Indianapolis
Louisville & Nashville Engineers
Henderson-St. Louis
Evansville
Ind
Evan Burrows Fontaine
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Sonny) Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
Dublin
Killarney
County Kerry
National Army
Berlin
Hague
Batoumn
Arthur Griffith
Dail Kireann
Alsace Lorraine
Strasburg
Aisace-Lorraine
F. A. Laird
Division of
Animal Industry
Rhode
Freeport
Dekalb
Majo. CG
G. Rena
Streater
Commission Farm
Edward W. Schillo
Schillo Motor Sales Company
Leroy Keller
Naperville
Morrison
Securities Information Bureau
Ilinois Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Minois
Will Bross Lloyd
Chicago Millionnaire
Lloyd
Ohio River
Cairo
Richardson
West Kentucky Coal Company
Pittsburgh
Lewis P. Fisher
Christian Church
Cantrall
Little Family
Ilinois
R. O O. Clarida
Clarida
Windis
Kaskaskia
Tez
Flyera
Frisco
Horraine
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