Walton Village to Hear Sidewalk Assessment Aug 29 1927
The Walton Village trustees order sidewalks along multiple street sections in Dalton Cook County Illinois and seek an assessment of cost by benefits. The final hearing is set for August 29 1927 at 10 AM in Cook County Court. Citizens may file objections before the day and attend the hearing. Commissioner Joseph L. Locher dated August 12 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of ‘Trustees
Village of
Walton
One Hundred and Thirty Eighth Street
148Th
Lincoln Avenue
Center Avenue
Forest Avenue
Park Avenue
188Th
Kanawha Avenue
Catalpa Lane
Thirty-Eighth Street
138Th
One Hundred and Thirty-eighth Place
Dalton
Cook County
Illinois
Joseph L. Locher
Good Doctrine Perhaps it is in moral shield
A brief quotation from the Atchison Globe notes that harming a person’s feelings can be as wrongful as causing physical injury, reflecting a sentiment on empathy and ethics in everyday conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Learning to Walk Through Observation Kaleidoscopic Drama
A reflection on walking as a theater of life where careful observation turns a simple stroll into a vivid, entertaining performance. The piece suggests few men know this art and hints at everyday motion revealing rich, dynamic scenes.
Regular Army reorganizes into inactive divisions
The War Department announces a reorganization to speed mobilization in emergencies. Three of nine infantry divisions are placed in inactive status, leaving six active infantry divisions and two cavalry divisions. Headquarters locations include Fort Hamilton New York Fort Sam Houston Texas Camp Lewis Washington Fort Bliss Texas Fort Sheridan Illinois. The act aimed to raise the army to 280000 men and 17726 officers, with current figures at about 118000 enlisted and 11816 officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Regular Army
War Department
Congress
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Camp Lewis
Fort Bliss
United States
Fort Sheridan
Illinois News Notes: Tragic deaths and local disasters
Claude Lear died at fifteen in Marion from blood poisoning after a facial scratch. A fire damaged East St Louis’ Black and White Milling mill, estimated at 150000 dollars. State Senator John Dailey of Peoria seeks the Republican nomination for Illinois attorney general. Isaac Miller Hamilton of Chicago, ex-legislator, named president of Hoopeston Illinois Can ning company. Six hundred inmates of Normal Soldiers' Orphans home attended an annual picnic. Ned Crowder died en route to Lakeview hospital after an auto struck him off a wagon. University of Illinois engineer student William Monroe Phillabaum bled to death at Danville hospital after two weeks’ treatment. Civil war veterans form Big Bend Reunion association to meet in Cornell August 28 to September 2. Ida Ferris and her brother Robert killed in Sterling. Dr Hoffman injured near Milledgeville after car went off paving into a railroad embankment. Jail delivery attempts at Williamson county jail in Marion noted. Edgar Mayes admitted smuggling saws. State's Attorney Arlie Boswell targeted by assassins after an American Legion rally. Illinois Agricultural Association picnic draws 63000 members from 102 counties at Mooseheart with contests and a farm-bureau baseball title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Lear
Marion
Black and White Milling Company
East St. Louis
John Dailey
Peoria
Illinois
Isaac Miller Hamilton
Chicago
Illinois Canning Company
Hoopeston
Illinois Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home
Normal
Illinois War Veterans
Ned Crowder
Lakeview Hospital
Danville
William Monroe Phillabaum
University of Illinois College of Engineering
Third Illinois Cavalry
Big Bend
Williamson County
Oren Coleman
Edgar Mayes
Harrisburg
Eldorado
Mayes
Arlie Boswell
American Legion
Shawneetown
Crab Orchard
Visitors Day at Fort Sheridan Draws Notables and Cadets
Hundreds of visitors including Vice President Charles G. Dawes and Senator Charles S. Deneen will attend Fort Sheridan’s Visitors Day as 1625 Citizens Military Training Camp cadets complete 380 days of training. A 10 o’clock parade leads to medal ceremonies for athletic champions and top students from colleges and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Charles S. Deneen
Edward King
Fort Sheridan
Citizens Military Training Camp
C. M. T. C. Band
Dawes
University of Chicago
Lake Forest College
St. Viators College
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Marquette University
DePaul University
Wheaton College
Chambers of Commerce
Civitan Club of
Milwaukee
Wis
Peoria
Chamber of Commerce
Adaptability: Feds See Statistics Bend with More Flexibility
Federal officials resist rigid rules yet acknowledge that statistics show a degree of pliability in behavior. Analysts caution that data must be interpreted carefully to avoid overstating trends and to guide policy calibrations.
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I. C. Depot
Wabash Avenue
Riverdale
Fred W. Rahn
E. 137Th Place
Michigan Avenue
State Street
Branigar-Spies
August C. Reich
Lana Avenue
A. C. Reich
Indiana Avenue
Telephone
Oaklawn
John Ravesfoot, Jr
South Holland
Ill
Harvey
E. Rollert
144Th St
Delton
Irwin Ave
E. 137Th Pl
Riverd
138Th St
Riverdale el
H. J. Mohr
Dolton
Ike
Vincennes Avenue
Chicago Heights
Peter J. P. DeYoung
Woodlawn Avenue
E. Price
159Th Street
Lansing
John Meeter & Son
J. C. Hunter, Dolton
East 138Th St
Guernsey
Durham
Wisconsin
A. Levy and Sons
Oakley Ave
Prospect
A. Burth
Chesterfield
Lansing Electric Shop
Ridge Rd
Martir Rispens
Pullman
D. Schermer
LaSalle Street
Walter R. Stroh
Dolton, Ill
A. W. Hamann
Roseland
St. Michigan Ave
Henry W. Schnoor
Chicago Street
Telephone Riverdale
Anthony Basile
Joseph Radtke
Lincoln Ave
Pennsylvania
G. J. Vulcanizing
Washington St
Stern Bros
Forest Ave
Illinois News Notes
Illinois Agricultural Association
Mooseheart
Strefe
Bradford & O’connor
General Contractors
South Park Sanitary Plumbing CO
W. J. Cecilio
115Th Street
K. L. Sherrill
Leyden Ave
Gladstone
Bldg
Isaac Shilling
South
Holland
M. van Mourie General Sewer and Drainage
Stewart Ave
G. Gallegos
Riverdale Bank
A. J. Allen
East
137Th Street
Carl Dieck
William Lotz
138Th Street
Frank C. Ott
Chicago St
WM. C. Zesch & Son
Avalon Ave
Saginaw
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