William V Brothers Licenses Law Practice in Chicago
William V Brothers of Diversy Law School class of 1906 received admission to practice that year and has since worked continuously as a lawyer. After early years with his father Judge avid M Brothers, he has practiced alone since 1915 with wide experience in state and municipal courts and significant federal court litigation.
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Iversity Law School
Avid M. Brothers
Municipal Court of
Chicago
Bread sales shift as white bread declines in England
White bread sales in England have fallen by about 50 percent over two years as doctors warn it may cause cancer. Demand shifts toward whole wheat bread, with higher sales noted in response to health concerns.
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England
For Stained Fingers Lemon Juice Eases Cigarette Stains
The article notes lemon juice as the simplest remedy for stained fingers from smoking cigarettes. It presents a practical tip, emphasizing natural remedies.
Worth E. Caylor Praised as Leading Chicago Lawyer
Worth E. Caylor has practiced law in Chicago for thirty years and once partnered with John J. Healy, former State's Attorney. He is urged as a standout in general practice and urged to be voted for by the Chicago Bar.
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Worth E. Caylor
Chicago
John J. Healy
Gaylor
Father of the Safe Ty Zone candidate for Clerk seat
Leo J. Winieke, known in Chicago as Father of the Safety Zones, runs on the Democratic ticket for Clerk of the Circuit Court. The LaFollette ticket has no candidate against Winiecki, who is described as well qualified and deserving voter support in Cook County.
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Leo J. Winieke
Chicago
Mr. Winiecki
Cookounty
LaFollette
Bryne
Colonel Sprague
Calumet City
Mr. Byrne
Byrne
Illinois 1932 ballot slate presented with numerous candidates
A long list of United States Senate and gubernatorial hopefuls along with state and county offices appears. The slate includes Albert Sprague Norman Jones Ferdinand Garesche Edward Hughes John Martin Thomas Donovan and several Cook County officials among others.
Vote for Martin Finneran for Seventh District Assembly
Our editorial endorses Martin H. Finneran for Representative in the Legislature from the Seventh District. A Calumet City resident for forty years, lawyer, and longtime civic leader, he supports Sanitary District water service for Cook County and affordable town water, sewage facilities, and strong Democratic representation.
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Martin H. Finneran
Finneran
Calumet City
Chicago Kent College of Law
West Hammond
Thornton No
Calumet Memorial Park
Chicago
Cook County
Assembly
Sperm Whale Ambergris Earnings and Tinker’s Dam Meaning
The report notes a sperm whale off Vancouver Island yielding 250 pounds of ambergris worth 150000 dollars plus 3500 dollars for blubber and spermaceti. It also explains a tinker's dam as a temporary mud wall used in soldering repairs, giving rise to the phrase not worth a tinker's dam.
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Vancouver Island
Kansas City Star
Abyssinian Alphabet Would Need Hundreds of Keys
A discussion notes Abyssinia’s population exceeds ten million with high illiteracy and that the Abyssinian alphabet contains 236 letters. It suggests an Abyssinian typewriter modeled on Western machines would require about 500 keys, with 472 base keys plus additional characters to cover 944 letters numerals and necessary signs.
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Abyssinia
America
Advice for Poet in Carlyle’s Heroes and Hero Worship
A paraphrase of Carlyle urging poets to achieve substance over mere rhyme. If one cannot embody the idea or action behind verse, the claim to be a poet is false. The passage argues for improvement through meaningful verse and real effort rather than empty jingling.
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Carlyle
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Auditor of Public Accounts
Edward J. Hughes
John C. Martin
Thomas F. Donovan
University of Ilinois
Buelah Wilson Campbell
Louis C. Moschel
Harvey D. McCollum
Congress
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Allen D. Albert
Joseph F. Timmis
Circuit Court
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Frank Comerford
Superior Court of
Charles A. MacDonald
John J. Kelly
Frederic R. DeYoung
J. M. Avery
County of
Cook
Michael L. Igoe
Board of Review
P. A. Nash
Board of Assessors
Christ A. Jensen
Charles Wurster
Pave
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Frank F. Roeder
Leo J. Winseck
Mitchell C. Robin
Michael Solar
Lewis H. Gray
Sanitary District of
Thomas F. Byrne
John 8S. Clark
Stanley J. Kuflewski
William H. MacLean
Jean P. Washburn
Republican
Charles S. Deneen
L. Len Small
Fred E. Sterling
Louis L. Emerson
Oscar Nelson
Omer N. Custer
Oscar E. Carlstrom
University of Illinois
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George A. Barr
Fred L. Wham
Richard Yates
Henry R. Rathbone
Elliott W. Sproul
Lewis B. Springer Howard P. Castle
William V. Brothers
Harry B. Miller
Robert E. Crowe
William H. Weber
Charles Ringer
Charles Krutckoff
Joseph F. Haas
Thomas C. Wallace
Samuel E. Erickson
T. Oscar Wolff
Fred Norlin
August W. Miller
John K. Lawler
Frank J. Link
Frank J. Kriz
Martin Finneran
the Sanitary District
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