Raids by U S men target Kankakee bars
Chief enforcement officer Charles W. Wursell and Illinois agents raided 35 liquor joints in Kankakee county at 11 15 am. More than three fourths held large liquor stocks and 35 prisoners were moved to the county jail and later to Danville federal court. Bruno Matthew among those arrested.
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Mlinois
Kankakee County
Kankakee
State Hospital For
Bruno Matthew
Vasor
Chief Vursell
Ilinois
Anti-Saloon League
Vursell
Illinois Shrine Elects Daly President at Springfield
Robén J. Daly of Chicago is elected president of the Illinois Shrine at its Springfield convention. New officers include J. T. Buckbee Rockford first vice president R. O. Sharron Peoria second vice president G. B. Powell hast St. Louis secretary and Dr. A. C. Baxter Springfield treasurer. Gen Leroy J Steward retires March 24 as Chicago post office delivery superintendent.
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Peoria
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Hast St. Louis
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Arthur C. Lueder
General Steward
Fred Busse
Henry G. Smale
Supreme court rebukes Aurora zoning ruling in bid to curb Holinois plan
Springfield declares Aurora zoning invalid for favoring nonconforming uses, risking broad illicit effect on state ordinances. Meanwhile Illinois Supreme Court orders seven former Chicago labor union officials jailed after their June 1922 conspiracy to extort and bomb case, including Mrs Emma Tyorter Pipes and others, to serve sentences up to five years and pay fines.
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Edward J. Boatman
Orville K. Blevins
Frank Amborski
Gust Wirth
Redistricting Bill Defeated in Illinois House Vote
Springfield Chicago failed to pass a legislative reapportionment measure as the house voted 86 to 54 against the Schnackenberg resolution. Cook County lawmakers urged Chicago’s representation parity, likening the issue to colonial taxation without equal say.
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Cook County
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Judiciary Committee
General Assembly
Homer J. Tice
Greenview
State Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Tice
Danger of Deforestation Impacts on Stream Flow
The forest service warns that reducing forests lowers stream flow as forests absorb moisture and release it gradually. Deforestation risks floods when too extensive, while forest cover moderates flood peaks. Expanding arable land reduces nearby streams by converting forest to farmland.
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Forest Service
Illinois Farm ers Institute presses police bill over bandit threat
Illinois farm areas face auto bandit danger as hard roads reach isolated homes. The Illinois Farmers Institute urges the legislature to pass a state police bill to counter the menace. The Wycoff amendment and casouine tax proposals meet disapproval.
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Guerey
Paris
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Yyboer
Nomination of Warren Given Committee O K
Senate judiciary committee reports a favorable 9 to 5 vote on Charles Beecher Warren of Michigan for attorney general. Indiana Democrats flee to Ohio to block a gerrymander bill shifting Lawrence County from the Third to the Second district, seeking to block a Republican advantage.
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Washington
Charles Beecher Warren
Michigan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Indiana
Senate
Ohio
Indianapolis
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Rhode Island
Columbus
Lawrence County
Congress
Vaccination Campaign Starts at Northwestern to Halt Smallpox
Evanston sources report rapid smallpox spread from one to nine cases at Northwestern University. Doors were closed and students told not to attend until vaccination is completed. Officials urge all students to receive vaccination to stop further transmission.
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Evanston
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Northwestern University
First Presidential Salary and Washington’s Expense Record
George Washington refused a salary but accepted expenses. He kept a minute account showing expenditures of 5 000 Singlish pounds about 25 000 dollars in the first year. Consequently the presidential salary was set at 25 000 dollars.
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George Washington
Washington
Old Humans Suffered Similar Ailments in Ancient Times
Discoveries at Solutre near Macon reveal fifteen skeletons dating back fifteen to twenty thousand years. They show ancient people suffered rheumatism tuberculosis and dental troubles much as modern society does.
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Solutre
Macon
London
New Ham Flavor From Pickled Peach Juice
A cook discovers a use for peach juice from pickled fruit by adding the quart juice to the ham before baking or to the boiling water. This method seasons the ham with fruit acidity and sweetness.
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Christian Science Monitor
Moon Surface Temperatures Reach 248 Degrees
Recent estimates cited by Dr. D. H. Menzel place the sunlit lunar surface at about 248 degrees Fahrenheit, well above the boiling point of water.
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D. H. Menzel
White House Furniture Ownership Rules
The article explains that White House furniture is national property. The president may bring personal belongings for his term and must move them when his successor is inaugurated.
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White House
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