Dolton Village Plans Street Paving Bond Hearing 1928
The Dolton Village Board orders paving of Grant Street Ever Street Oak Street and Harding Avenue with 31 foot reinforced concrete pavement and storm sewers. Cost assessed by Cook County Court in ten annual installments at 6 percent interest. Final hearing February 27, 1928 with objections allowed. Commissioner Joseph L. Locher dated February 10, 1928.
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Village of
Dolton
Grant Street
Evers Street
Oak Street
Sibley Street
Stewart Avenue
Harding Avenue
Chicago Street
Dalton
Cook County
Illinois
Joseph L. Locher
A. D
Dolton Village to Install Water Service Pipes on Cottage Grove
The Dolton Board of Adjusters orders lead water service pipes three quarters of an inch, with brass taps and shut-offs, laid on Cottage Grove Avenue from Main Street to Michigan City Road and 148th to 154th Streets. Installments repayable over five years at six percent interest. Ordinance on file with Village Clerk. Dated February 10, in Dalton Illinois.
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Board of ‘Djustees
Dolton
Cottage Grove Avenue
Maid Street
Main Street
Michigan City Road
148Th Street
154Th Street
Dalton
Cook County
Illinois
Joseph L. Locher
Dolton approves water line extension to multiple blocks
Trustees authorize laying three quarter inch service pipes with brass tap and stop cock along Grant Evers and Oak Streets connecting to the existing main. The project covers blocks in Calumet Sibley Center Addition within a 23 acre tract, Section 10 Township 36N Range 14E, dolton.
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Dolton
Grant
Evers
Oak
Sale
Calumet Sibley Center
South West
North East
Hal
Village of Dalton Improvement Assessment Hearing
The Village of Dalton in Cook County Illinois announces a final hearing on the assessment of costs for a local improvement affecting 20 acres in West Hall North East Quarter and surrounding parcels. The Cook County Court will hear objections by February 10 to 17 with the hearing set for February 27 1928 at 10:00 AM.
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West Hall
North East
Dalton
Cook County
Illinois
Joseph L. Locher
A. D
Bolton Village to Assess Sewer Improvements on Cottage Grove
The Village of Bolton Cook County Illinois orders construction of six inch internal sewer connections on Cottage Grove Avenue from Main Street to Michigan City Road and 148th Street to South Street. An assessment of costs has been made and will be heard February 27 1928 in the County Court.
DalTon Village to Install Vitrified Tile Pipe Sewers
The village of Dalton Cook County Illinois has ordered and will install six inch vitrified tile pipe house drain sewers in Grant Evers and Oak streets connected to existing public sewers. The property list spans multiple blocks and lots in Calumet division and surrounding townships. The county court will hear the assessment for costs as per benefits on February 27 1928 at 10 A M with five annual payments at 6 percent interest.
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Board of Trustees
Dolton
Grant Street
Evers Street
Oak Street
Dalton
Cook County
Illinois
Calumet Sibley Center
South Half
South West Quarter
North East Quarter
West Hall
North East
Court Filing Notice From Dalton Court
Notice dated February 10 1928 records action in Dalton Court with instruction to appear before the court by a specified day. Details appear in the damaged OCR fragment indicating a formal proceeding and court designation in Dalton.
Senate votes 56 26 against third term in presidency
Washington. The senate last week voted 56 to 26 against a Presidential third term in a move seen as a setback to Coolidge draft efforts. The La Follette resolution urged adherence to the Washington precedent that presidents retire after a second term. House and senate amendments followed before passage amid divisions among Republicans and Democrats.
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Senate
Coolidge
la Follette
Wisconsin
United States
Fess
Ohio
Bingham
Connecticut
Agriculture Dept Announces 50 Percent Grazing Fee Hike
The Department of Agriculture announced a 50 percent increase in grazing fees on national forest ranges.
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Department of Agriculture
Senate panel to hear Wilbur on Nicaragua occupation probe
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hear Secretary of the Navy Wilbur before deciding on a potential general investigation into the U S occupation of Nicaragua. The panel faces a decision on whether to pursue broader inquiry into American actions in Nicaragua.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wilbur
Nicaragua
Shipstead Bill Aims Limits on Court Injunctions in Labor Disputes
Senator Shipstead of Minnesota introduces a bill to the senate judiciary committee that would define the jurisdiction limits for courts issuing injunctions in labor disputes. The measure seeks clearer authority and constraints on judicial intervention in labor cases.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Senator Shipstead
Farmer-Labor of
Minnesota
Radio trust dominates industry under Senate hearing
A three billion dollar radio trust controls the industry as the Senate Committee on Patents heard Senator Dill's bill to forfeit patents by corporations that violate anti trust laws.
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Senate Committee On Patents
Dill
Sinclairs Contempt Charges Move Denied by DC Supreme Court
In the District of Columbia Supreme Court Justice Siddons overruled the motion by Harry F. Sinclair and William J. Burns and their associates to dismiss contempt charges tied to the Fall Sinclair mistrial.
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District of Columbia Supreme Court
Siddons
Harry F. Sinclair
William J. Burns
Illinois Supreme Court upholds 1927 primary law
The State Supreme Court declared constitutional the 1927 primary election law including the legislative primary act. The decision, signed by four justices, clears the way for the April 10 primary and ends years of dispute as a judge’s injunction blocks petitions until dissolved.
Legal move to dissolve injunction against election officials
First Assistant Attorney General Montgomery Winning seeks to dissolve or suspend the injunction restraining Secretary of State Emmerson and County Clerk Robert Sweitzer from filing political petitions. He filed the motion in the State Supreme Court as Chicago case on the 1927 primary election law proceeds toward final disposition. The injunction was issued by Judge Fisher in Chicago, who ruled the law invalid, while the Supreme Court, in a recess opinion, found the law constitutional in a separate Attorney General Carlstrom case.
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State Supreme Court
Oscar E. Heard
Freeport
Warren W. Duncan
Marion
Clyde E. Stone
Peoria
Frederic R. de Young
Chicago
William M. Farmer
Vandalia
Floyd E. Thompson
Rock Island
Frank K. Dunn
Charleston
Justice Stone
Charles W. Vail
General Assembly
Fisher
Emmerson
Montgomery Winning
Robert Sweitzer
Supreme Court
Carlstrom
Highway chief defends Florence bridge delay as weather driven
Frank T. Sheets, chief highway engineer, says delaying the Florence Illinois river bridge for political reasons would be folly. He cites river floods to justify the pause and pledges completion as soon as possible, likely by year end 1928, with a first class structure.
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Illinois River
Florence
Frank T. Sheets
Jess M. Thompson
Pittsfield
Illinois county fairs pay out over 160000 in premiums
Farmers showing beef and dairy cattle and fat hogs at Illinois county and other fairs last year drew more than 160000 in premiums. Cattle premiums at 71 expos totaled 101616.20 and swine premiums 58488.47. Beef cattle got 16842 while dairy animals received 14520. swine premiums totaled 8819.
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Illinois
State Department of Agriculture
Public Health Weekly Toll By Disease Totals
Dr. Isaac D. Rawlings reports state totals for infectious diseases: diphtheria 160 cases, scarlet fever 362, pneumonia 408, smallpox 30, typhoid fever 16, influenza 36, whooping cough 297, tuberculosis 258, mumps 328, chickenpox 340, and measles 84.
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Isaac D. Rawlings
State Department of Public Health
Illinois Chamber of Commerce sails on goodwill Caribbean cruise
Eighty members of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce departed New Orleans aboard a 19 day Caribbean voyage. This trip marks the society’s second goodwill expedition to Latin American nations visiting Cuba Porto Rico Honduras Panama Colombia and Guatemala.
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Illinois Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans
Caribbean
Cuba
Porto Rico
Honduras
Panama
Colombia
Guatemala
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