Special Assessment Notice Dolton Illinois 1929 hearing announced
The Village of Dolton Board of Local Improvements gives notice of a hearing in Cook County Illinois on March 11 1929 at ten o clock A M to determine the facts in the certificate of cost and interest for the vitrified tile pipe sewer system on Lincoln Avenue and other streets. Objections may be filed prior to the hearing. Dated February 20 1929. WM G Dolton Secretary. Feb 22 Mar 1.
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Lincoln Avenue
Dalton
Cook County
Illinois
Board of Local Improvements
Dolton
WM. G. Dolton
Ilinois
State of
Cook
Board of Locs
Dolts
Tinois
Forest Avenue
Wabash Avenue
Gook Counties
Nin
Alileluls
Grant Street
Final Special Assessment Notice in Cook County Dolton
Final Special Assessment Notice issued by Cook County Court for the Village of Dolton detailing costs for a connected Portland cement sidewalk system and the required interest payment under the original Dolton village ordinance.
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Cook County
Dolton lead water service pipe project case details
State of Illinois in the matter of the Vy construction of a system of lead water service pipes in Grant Street and other areas in Dolton Illinois. No. 48 court, in said cause, a certificate of actions in said court before said day, mentions. Village of Dolton Illinois.
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Grant Street
Dolton
Cook County
Illinois
Dolton Road Paving Project Raises Local Funding
County of Cook allocates funds to pave Forest Avenue and adjacent streets in the village of Dolton Illinois, with interest payments and improvements planned. The measure names Vil lage of Dolton and details the debt continuation to cover roadway enhancements.
Dolton sidewalk cost funds disputed in Cook County
A fragment from a certificate in Dolton, Cook County, references a plan to pay sidewalk costs in Wabash at Dolton, with notes asserting the stated figures are true. The document shows local municipal action in Illinois regarding street improvements.
College Head at Curling in Schenectady Practice Match
Dr Frank Parker Day new president of Union College in Schenectady New York participates in a curling practice with W L R Emmet consulting engineer of General Electric and president of the Schenectady Curling Club ahead of the Golden Championship Medal match.
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Frank Parker Day
Union College
Schenectady
N.Y
W. L. R. Emmet
General Electric Co
Mersey Tunnel Aims as World’s Largest Subaqueous Route
The Mersey tunnel is planned to be the world's largest subaqueous passage with four traffic lines. It will extend three miles from Liverpool street level to Birkenhead and allow normal transit in eight minutes.
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Mersey River
Mersey
Liverpool
Birkenhead
King's Touch and the medieval royal healing rite
The passage describes how a consecrated king during his coronation was believed to possess healing power. By touch he could cure scrofula and other skin diseases, offering miraculous relief to afflicted individuals.
Dolton Village Notices On Grant Street Filing
Fragmentary 1929 notice from Dolton, Cook County, Illinois referencing substantial conformity requirements and a filing on Grant Street. Partial text indicates legal or municipal filing related to village actions and property or street matters.
U. S. Sells 11 Ships and Plans Sale of More
Washington reports final Shipping Board approval for sale of eleven crack ships from United States and American Merchant lines to Paul W. Chapman Inc. for 16.082 million dollars. The sale ends government participation in the North Atlantic passenger trade and sets a ten year route preservation clause.
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Washington
Shipping Board
United States
Paul W. Chapman, Inc
Chicago
New York
North Atlantic
Leviathan
George Washington
America
Republic
Harding
Roosevelt
American Banker
American Farmer
Chapman Company
United States Lines Organization
Seven Men Massacred in Chicago Gang War
In Chicago a gang war over liquor sales left seven men dead in a garage at 2122 North Clark Street. Two attackers wore police uniforms and fired shotgun slugs as victims were seated or standing, marking the largest single-attack death toll in the ongoing conflict.
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Chicago
North
Clark Street
Senate Defeats Caraway Futures Bill
The Caraway bill to halt cotton and grain futures trades unless delivery was contemplated failed in the Senate 47 to 27. It would have barred all such contracts unless delivery was definite and required both parties to declare delivery intentions under penalties for noncompliance.
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Senate
Washington
JT. Li
Caraway
Arkansas
Seppala Wins Third New England Sled Dog Championship
Leonhard Seppala, veteran musher from Nome Alaska, captured his third consecutive New England sled dog race title in Laconia New Hampshire.
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Laconia
N. H
Leonhard Seppala
Nome
Alaska
New England
Fitzmaurice Quits Army From Irish Air Forces Leader
London reports Col. James Fitzmaurice has resigned from the army after leading the Irish Free State air forces for years. He previously joined the 1923 transatlantic effort with Capt. Werman Koehl and the late Baron Ehrenfried von Hluenfeld. Koehl and Maj. James Fitzmaurice are said to plan a transatlantic mail line flight for Lufthansa.
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London
Dublin
James Fitzmauurice
Army
Irish Free State
Fitzmaurice
Werman Koehl
Baron Ehrenfried von Hluenfeld
Atlantic Ocean
Herman Koehl
James Uitzmaurice
Bremen
Lufthansa
State controls on jails urged by crime commission
A national crime commission subcommittee urged the states to take over care of all convicted prisoners. It criticized local jails and called for stronger state control plus enhanced county and municipal machinery. The report cited official state accounts and named Louis N. Robinson as the signing secretary.
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New York
National Crime Commission
England
Louis N. Robinson
College Net Meet Opens March 12 at Cornell
Ithaca N Y March 1 The third annual international tennis tournament will be held at Cornell University March 12 it was announced here.
Coolidge Signs Boxing Bill Allowing Ten-Round Bouts
President Coolidge signed the boxing bill permitting ten round matches in Hawaii and the Philippines. The measure broadens combat sport rules in U S territories and opens professional bouts to longer formats.
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Coolidge
Washington
Tawaii
The
Philipines
Latvia Ratifies Kellogg Pact For Peace
Latvia's parliament ratified the Kellogg anti war pact, affirming a national commitment to renounce war as an instrument of national policy. The move aligns Latvia with the international agreement aimed at preventing conflict through peaceful means.
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Latvia
Riga
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Merrours
John A. Miller
Indiana Ave
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Harvey
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Leapore
Col
James Fitzmaurice
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