Illinois News Briefs From Across State
Miss Currie Howell, fifty eight, gored to death by a bull at Savoy. Illinois towns report tuberculosis fights and school shifts. Freeport, Kewanee host meetings, Rockford organises endowment drive, and Madison County rail plans progress. An array of accidents, deaths, political notices, and local deeds rounds out the day’s brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currie Howell
Savoy
Malden
Freeport
East Moline
Cloildfiakers
Illinois
Kewanee
Epler
Albion
Jonathan
Geneva
Board of Supervisors
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Tampico
Washington
Belvidere
Mary Brown
Rockford
Illinois Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bloomington
Pythian Sisters
Pythians
Decatur
F. M. Elliott
Evanston Hospital
Evanston
Mile
Juliette L’hostis
Brest
France
Rockford College
T. M. Cox
Galesburg-Monmouth
Continental Commercial Trust and Savings
Springfield
Carpenter
Frank C. Lowden
Missouri Bar Association
Kansas City
Sangamon County Bar Association
Missouri Association
Illlinois
Wisconsin
James G. Welch
Lake County
Brundage
Lake
McHenry
Pekin
Fannie Wainwright
Woman's Relief Corps
Thomas Z. Smith
Ana
Mount Vernon Township
John J. Lloyd
Fairfield
Ralph Johnson
Elgin
Ilinois
State Department of Agriculture
Henry L. Fawkes
Christian County
New Community High School
Mount Auburn
Til
Nelson J. Brown
Maywood
Chicago
William Paffenberger
Oliver
Paffenberger
Illinois River
Havana
Board of
Mount Carmel
Frederick Hoffman
Hoffman
William A. Noyes
University of Illinois
Willard Gibbs
University of Chicago
American Chemical Society
Charles E. Frankenthal
Illinois Republican Women’s Executive Committee
Mletcher Dobyns
Frankenthal
State Council of Defense
Henry Horner
Cook County
Thomas J. Scully
Horner
Roy Bechtlorft
Duquoin
Jackson County
Omaha
Savanna
Louis Bluhm
Michael Cymbal
Thomas Burns
Ike Lewandowski
T. S. Donahue
Bernard Reece
Express Messenger
Reece
Wilson Carries Battle to Utah for Peace Treaty
President Wilson toured Utah by rail and car on Sept 24 urging western acceptance of League of Nations guarantees. He spoke in Salt Lake City as crowds cheered, visited Ogden, and addressed a deaf and blind school with a greeting. He warned Utah against reservations that would wreck obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Reno
Ogden
Utah
Wilson
West
League of Nations
Iron Reno
Nev
Mormon Tabernacle
Nevada
Great Salt Lake
White House
Deaf and Blind School
United States
Diamond Tales of Gould Burroughs and Robinson
Two 19th century anecdotes reveal Jay Gould paying 70 cents for a boy’s school composition that Burroughs later sold to his friend for a life of simplicity. Sir J B Robinson bought his first diamond with 20 goats after a river crossing tale, as recounted by the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Catskills
Jay Gould
John Burroughs
The
Hudson
Burroughs
J. B. Robinson
London
Vaal River
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Dry Cleaning and the Waterproof Bathing Suit
Quip about waterproof clothing and bathing suits in a brief, witty exchange. A woman’s pause for thought yields a humorous reflection on practicality and novelty in everyday life. The tone resembles a light, observational feature.
Alumnae Banquet Bouillon Mistake Becomes Running Joke
A college alumnae banquet debacle centers on misreading bouillon as tea. The guest added sugar and cream, turning the moment into the night's enduring joke and exchange of stories.
Must Do, He Heeds With Milk of Human Kindness
The passage presents a character who treats others with kindness and patience while often skimming initial impressions. It contrasts his cautious approach with a man who insists on thorough, contemplative analysis before forming conclusions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illinois News
Battle
Uta
Hogamon Tabernacle
Mia
Wir
Alabastine Company
Grandville Ave
Grand Rapids, Mich