Governor's Message Published in The Call
The Call prints Governor Charles S. Denenees biennial message to the forty fifth Illinois General Assembly at Springfield. The document, lengthier and broader than prior chief executives, covers state finances, department reports, and proposed changes. It includes recommendations for civil service reform, charitable and penal institutions needs, and stricter banking and insurance laws. The full text spans fourteen columns and aims to educate readers across political lines.
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Charles S. Deneen
General Assembly of
Illinois
Springfield
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Deneen
Civil Service Commission
United States
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Honor of the Uniform Cited in Respect for Service Members
An article discusses incidents where service members in uniform faced public exclusion. It notes Navy and War Department support, cites a sailor denied admission to an amusement venue, and highlights a presidential stance urging respect for the uniform while condemning misbehavior. It emphasizes duty of citizens to honor the uniform and of service members to maintain the service's dignity.
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United States
War Department
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
United States Navy
Thomas
Indians and treaties shape U S frontier history
The piece surveys how 18th and 19th century treaties governed Indian lands, noting 700 agreements with 97 tribes before 1871, and warning that continued occupancy and absorption would erase major reservations. It also muses on language quirks like bow and bough for native readers and foreign students.
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Washington
Congress
Indian School Journal
Newspaper Subscriptions Rise Across State at New Year
A statewide rise in country paper subscriptions begins with the new year. Many papers raise 25 to 50 cents on former $1.00 yearly rates as publishers cite higher production costs for materials and labor. The one dollar yearly country weekly is disappearing as market bids fail to find exceptions.
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Hilo
Troy WrExLy Catt
Troy, Ill
Country Weekly
Collinsville City Treasurer Reports $20000 Surplus
Collinsville city treasurer reports a balance of $20000 on hand beyond all outstanding indebtedness. The Herald suggests a per capita dividend as the next step.
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Collinsville
the Herald
Springfield Readies Forty Fifth General Assembly Kickoff
Springfield dispatch notes smooth assembly organization with Republican caucus picks for Speaker Edward Shurtleff and other posts. Governor Leneen’s address will push state charity reforms, civil service expansion, and a local option debate shaping the early agenda.
A Barber's Witty Maxims and Odd Sayings
A quirky collection of humorous aphorisms on life love and vanity. Observations range from barber stereotypes to sharp one liners about timing honesty and marriage names and misadventures. The verses nod to philosophy and human folly with playful irony.
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Philadelphia Record
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Orville F. Berry
Hancock County
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Illinois Supreme Court
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James H. Paddock
Ida. M. Bacon
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Edward .D. Shurtleff
McHenry County
John A. Reeve
Macon County
Bert H. McCann
McLean County
Edward Harlan
LaSalle County
Millie Jackson
Marion County
Leneen
State Board of Public Charities
Ilinois
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State Board of Health
Civil Service Extension
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Anti-Saloon League
Shurtleff
S. Leigh Call
Secretary
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June Sallee
Litchfield, Ill
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