Illinois labor report notes gains in September employment
Illinois department of labor data show a 0.2 percent rise in employment in September over August driven by gains in building and milling. Coal mining also up 70.3 percent before a miners strike settlement, with seven of fourteen leading industrial centers posting factory job gains.
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Illinois
Illinois Department of Labor
Veteran Macon County resident A Cochran dies in Decatur
A Cochran died at his home in Decatur at age ninety. He was one of Macon county's oldest residents and a Civil War veteran. At the end of the war he served as flag sergeant at the state house.
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Macon County
Decatur
Cochran
Statehouse
Illinois Chamber Re-elects Camlin President in Chicago
At the Illinois Chamber of Commerce closing sessions in Chicago John H. Camlin of Rockford was re-elected president. The waterways committee focused on the Mississippi valley flood problem with remarks from Senator Charles S. Deneen Col A E Schulz US district engineer Chicago member of the Mississippi river commission Congressman Frank R Reid flood control chairman and Chicago Mayor Thompson.
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Illinois Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
John H. Camlin
Rockford
Chamber
Charles S. Deneen
A. E. Schulz
Frank. R. Reid
Thompson
State approves four highway projects funded by gas tax and Beardstown refund
The plan asks state approval for four road improvements using gas tax funds and Beardstown road refunds. Projects include paving Buffalo to Mechanicsburg and Bates to Loami, both 16 feet wide, Sangamon Avenue Peoria to Decatur 18 feet wide, plus a new reinforced concrete bridge over the south fork Sangamon River north of New City on the Rochester road. Allocations total $90,500 for Beardstown refund, $90,000 for the two 16 foot segments, $90,000 for Sangamon Avenue, with $24,000 Beardstown refund and $40,000 gas tax for the bridge.
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Buffalo
Mechanicsburg
Bates
Loami
Sangamon Avenue
Peoria
Decatur
Beardstown
Sangamon River
New City
Rochester
Illinois reserve officers back plan to replace officers with cadets
The 1920 defense act gains traction as Illinois reserve officers at the annual Chicago convention push a statewide replacement or understudy program. Each officer will sponsor a CMT or ROTC student to advance military education, aiming to train 240,000 officers in wartime and strengthen citizenship duties.
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Illinois
Chicago
United States
Davis
Army of the
Galesburg
Reserve Officers’ Association
Knox
New Illinois Laws Passed by Fifty Fifth General Assembly
Summary of bills signed into law or enacted without signature. House 553 shifts warehousing enforcement to the Illinois commerce commission, limits conflicts of interest for class A grain warehouses, and covers flexible unit plan operators. House 469 requires four year high school completion for embalmer certificates or apprentices after 1929. House 419 creates mutual benefit associations on an assessment plan, governing structure, benefits, and regulatory oversight by the department of trade and commerce.
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McCarthy
Illinois Commerce Commission
Board of Commissioners of Railroad and Warehouses
Kersey
Department of Registration and Education
Department of Registration
Fekete
Department of Trade and Commerce
Bankers blamed for blocking farm relief at convention
In Houston Texas Senator Caraway and allies pressed the American Bankers Association to back the McNary Haugen farm relief bill. Bankers denied blocking the measure citing a prearranged program. The convention discussed overbanking and urged consolidation to curb failures while naming Philadelphia as the 1928 meeting site.
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Texas
T. H. Caraway
Arkansas
American Bankers’ Association
Agricultural Commission of
Association
Caraway
United States
C. V. Truax
Ohio
Bowerman
State Bank Division
Dan YV. Stephens
Fremont State Bank of
Fremont
Neb
The
Philadelphia
Badger Dairymen Ship 73 680 Head of Cattle
Wisconsin dairy men shipped 73 680 head of cattle out of the state during the year October 1 1926 to October 1 1927. A O Collentine of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture notes this is 2 192 more cattle than the prior year.
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Badger Dairymen
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
A. O. Collentine
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Rivers and Harbors Congress Set for Washington Meet
The Twenty third Annual Convention of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress will convene in Washington D C on December seven and eight. The official call has been issued for the event.
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Rivers-Harbors
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington, D. C
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