Illinois Biodiversity and History Note
Of 53 mammal species known near Chicago, 38 still survive. Illinois leads in state free employment service appropriations per the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. Aurora was a Hudson Bay trading post in 1818 when Illinois joined the Union. Illinois motorists burn more than
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Senate approves resolution calling for silver conference
The Senate adopted without discussion a resolution by Senator Key Wittman urging the President to seek negotiations with governments to suspend debasing silver coins and to convene an international conference on uses and status of silver as money. It cites India’s gold standard and melted silver rupees as market pressure. The measure seeks action to curb price fluctuations and depressions in silver.
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Despite High Finance and Russia Debate in U S News
The week’s items include veterans borrowing half the value of war certificates with Uncle Sam paying over 1.5 billion. debates on federal reserve and big money. reports from Hermosillo on beauty and progress. Governor Elias advancing education and roads. and overseas notes on Washington’s engineering legacy and a Pan American corridor.
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