Lake Water Worries Illinois Indiana Cities
Twenty towns along the Illinois Indiana border urge action as Lake Michigan drinking water dulls with sewage and industrial waste. Indiana health officials warn a treatment plant may be needed as Gary Ham mond Whiting East Chicago pursue cleanup plans.
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Indiana
Lake Michigan
Calumet
Congress
Dunne
Sixty-eighth Street
Chicago
Michigan City
Arthur E. Gorman
Chicago Health Department
M. K. Baird
Indiana Health Department
Gary
Hammond
Whiting
East Chicago
Illinois Bank Robbers Must Move On
Illinois bankers plan a mass campaign to exterminate bank robbers with armed town guards and tougher laws. Roscoe C. Saunders of Des Moines leads the effort, modeled on Iowa results that cut robberies, injuries, and losses, with thousands of weapons and rewards financed to deter crime.
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Roscoe C. Saunders
Des Moines
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Diana Statue at Madison Square Garden Should Be Destroyed
Homer Saint-Gaudens argues the 18 foot copper statue of Diana atop Madison Square Garden tower should be removed rather than preserved. He says lowering or relocating harms proportion and smaller replicas offered by the museum could save the artist’s work. Circus manager Dexter Fellows laments Diana’s removal as the wreckers approach.
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Homer Saint-Gaudens
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Europe
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Cornish
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Garden Tower
Saint-Gaudens
Stanford White
White
Dexter Fellows
Farth
Lawyer Sells 250000 Stamp Collection to New York Library
Benjamin K. Miller retired lawyer sold his United States stamp collection valued at 250000 to the New York Public Library. The 47 volume set, 14 by 17 inches, sits in a burglar and fireproof vault awaiting safer display cages. He notes stamps span early issues from 1847 and the U S postal history evolves with government production.
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Miller
United States
Post Office Department
Hats Say It With Flowers One Piece Frock Popular This Season
Julia Bottomley notes fashion of the season features hats loaded with flowers, matching boutonnieres, and flowered crowns. Long sleeves and high collars remain key, with navy blues and moonstone gray trending. The trend favors wearable cloth dresses, taffeta and straw hats, and floral embellishments.
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Bouquet
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Land
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
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