Treasury reports 1927 tax refunds and revenue totals
The Treasury reveals fiscal year 1927 refunds totaled 103,858,687 with 21,248,900 for interest. Commissioner Blair notes 793,410,776 in refunds of taxes illegally collected over eleven years, and total internal revenue receipts reached 2,865,683,129, up from 1926.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
H. Blair
Blair
Board suspends Chicago superintendent over insubordination
Chicago board suspends Superintendent William McAndrew amid charges that he aided 286 extra clerical staff to retain jobs. First Assistant Superintendent William J. Bogan becomes acting head, with a possible permanent appointment anticipated. McAndrew seeks legal action and plans a writ of certiorari to force immediate trial, while vacations and attorney consultations follow the ouster.
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Chicago
William J. Bogan
Board of Education
William McAndrew
Bogan
J. Lewis Coath
McAndrew
James A. Hemingway
Chicago Theaters Shut by Broad Strike Paralyzes City
A nationwide combi nation strike and lockout leads to the closure of 350 Chicago Motion Picture Exhibitors' association theaters with few independents remaining. About 15000 workers lose their jobs as dispute risks lengthy shutdown and $115000 daily box office loss. Union and management vow firm stances as the conflict peaks with the Belmont Orpheum Theatre dispute.
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Chicago
Chicago Motion Picture Exhibitors’ Association
Belmont Theater
Orpheum
Grandstand sold out at August auto races record set
On August 20 the new grandstand seating three times the previous capacity sold out for auto races. The ten mile one mile dirt track mark fell from 7 44 to 7 22 establishing a new record. W H Pingrey of Cedar Rapids Iowa won the 2 mile event with a Frontenac owned by William H Jeffries of Chicago.
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W. H. Pingrey
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
William H. Jeffries
Chicago
Record poultry show breaks state fair entries and expands exhibits
At the poultry exposition more poultry, pigeons and rabbits competed for prizes than ever before. The state fair poultry show for the second year in a row set records. A large poultry pavilion and three cattle barns filled with displays plus surrounding space accommodated the entries.
Record-breaking cattle entries fill exhibition tents
Beef and dairy cattle were shown in larger numbers than ever before as prize winners crowded the classes. Circus tents were erected to house the vast display. The cattle department saw record entries and high quality across almost every class.
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Cattle Department
Dairy Exposition Showcases State Agencies in Milk Industry
The Dairy Exposition demonstrates cooperation between the State Department of Agriculture, the Butter Manufacturers' Association, the Ice Cream Manufacturers' Association, the Illinois Dairymen's Association and other milk production groups. A butter statue of a cow drinks at a farm well in the Dairy Products building, and a creamery butter bust of Governor Small is on display. The Ice Cream Manufacturers' Association operates a miniature factory, giving free samples twice daily.
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Department of Agriculture
West Chicago Park
Sinnett
United States
Weiss
Senate
House
Curran
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Illinois State Bee Keepers’ Association
Illinois State Dairymen’s Association
Illinois State Horticultural Society
Illinois Firemen’s Association
Grand Army Hall and Memorial Association
United Spanish War Veterans
Department of Illinois
Disabled American Veterans of the
State Department of Agriculture
Butter Manufacturer’s Association
Ice Cream Manufacturers’ Association
Ilinois Dairymen’s Association
Dairy Products
Governor Small
Illinois Dairymen’s Association
Ice cream booklet promotes dairy goods and milk usage
The Illinois Department of Agriculture distributed a Dairy Products Exposition booklet praising ice cream as healthful and economical to market peak milk production. It describes dairy husbandry, energy in dairy products, and an exhibit on food inspection showing how illicit labels are corrected and violators prosecuted.
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Illinois Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Division of Foods and Dairies
Dairy Products
Agricultural display compares world and local crops and livestock
The USDA and Illinois Department of Agriculture present a charted display showing production value comparisons among ten leading world countries, U S states, and Illinois counties. Public publications, including the August crop report and annual crops and livestock report, are available by mail from the division of cooperative crop estimates in Springfield.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ilinois Department of Agriculture
Division of
Division of Cooperative Crop Estimates
Department of Agriculture
Springfield
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