Calumet Sanitation Project Nears Completion in Chicago District
President William J. Healy announced the Calumet sewer system final link will open under electrical operation at 95th street and Baltimore Avenue. The $20 million program includes a new pumping station, a 42 square mile catchment, and the Calumet Intercepting Sewer twelve miles long. The plant at 125th street and Cottage Grove Ave covers 100 acres and serves 150 000 people with growth plans to 500 000. Sludge is treated for fertilizer value with Imhoff and activated sludge units, and the project aims to divert sewage from Lake Michigan to the Calumet Sag Channel. A separate dredging effort seeks a War Department permit to widen the Calumet River to prevent lake contamination during floods, tied to Lake Level legislation.
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Sanitary District of
Chicago
Calumet
95Th Street
Baltimore Avenue
William J. Healy
City of
Sanitary District
Healy
Blue Island
Dalton
Riverdale
Harvey
Calumet Sag
125Th and
Michigan Avenue
125Th Street
Cottage Grove Avenue
87Th Street
Lake Michigan
Calumet- Sag
Desplaines River
Illinois River
Edward J. Kelly
Lake Calumet
Indiana
Calumet District
Imhoff
Calumet Project
U. S. War Department
Calumet River
Forks
Calumet Harbor
War Department
Harvey Chamber of Commerce Eyes Viaduct to Cross Indiana Harbor Belt
The Harvey Chamber of Commerce announces agreement on plans to build a viaduct at the Indiana Harbor Belt crossing on Halsted street. After possible revisions over three to four weeks engineers from the state and railroad will meet to finalize details and award the contract, with construction slated for the coming year benefiting local traffic and the Dixie highway route.
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Harvey Chamber of Comerce
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
Halsted Street
Harvey Chamber of Commerce
Western Avenue
Chicago
Harvey Tribune
Volcano Observatory Staff and Procedures Describe Hawaii Station
The Weather Bureau operates a volcano observatory on Hawaii at 4000 feet near Kilauea. A permanent team of volcanologists seismologists and chemists studies Kilauea and Mauna Loa with daily lava pit photography seismograph readings and frequent surveys of lava height. Seismograms track earthquakes and mountain subsidence to forecast eruptions hours to days ahead.
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United States
Volano Observatory
Kilauea
Maun Loa
Clock Striking Thirteen Saves Guardsman Life
During William and Mary era John Hatfield of the life guards faced execution for sleeping at his post on Windsor terrace. He claimed he heard St Paul's clock strike 13 at midnight and witnesses supported him. The episode sparked debate on whether the clock could strike 13 and be heard from Windsor. On March 14, 1861, Westminster’s clock struck 13 causing alarm. the duchess of Went died that day, fulfilling ominous fears.
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John Hatfield
Windsor
Hatfield
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's
London
Tom
Westminster
Duchess of Went
Playing Safe Exodus Jokes About Ladies and Clerics
A young curate seeks advice from his vicar over unwanted attention from many ladies. The vicar notes safety in numbers, the curate cites Exodus, and ends with his plan to make an exodus from the flock. The tale turns on religious figures and playful wordplay.
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Pawel
CALUN
Aleme
Savitary
Weather Bureau
Volcano
United States Department of Agriculture
Island of
Hawaii
T. A. Jaggar
Roseland Dairy Co
East 114Th St
W. 137Th St
Edward F. Dillner
Chicago ST
Dolton
Geo. Tuch
Alpenkrauter
Indiana Ave
137Th Street
P. B. Goop
Undertaker
Illinois
Delton
Sinesla Ave
P. B. Good
J. A
Koller
M. D
South
Roseland Auto Wreckers
Nicholas J. Gouwens
Michigan Ave
A. R. Harris
Caloric Pipelss
Carondelet Ave
Phone
Hegewisch
Telephone
Joseph G. Radtke
Leyden A.e. Riverdale
Henry W. Schnoor
Chicago Street
WM. C. Zesch Plumbing
Leyden Ave
Avalon Avenue