Conservation of Our Resources Urged by President
The president sent congress a special message urging stronger conservation of national resources. He calls for reforms in land withdrawals, water power rights, soil conservation, dry farming, reclamation funding, and forest management, with focus on preventing monopolies and boosting inland waterways to aid growth and public welfare.
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Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Alaska
Secretary of the Interior
Publc
Department of Agriculture
United States
Far West
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
Missouri
Ohio
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Cairo
Mississippi
St. Paul
St. Louis
Kansas City
Boards of Army Engineers
Gulf
Waterways Commission
Europe
Germany
France
England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interior Department
Forest Service
Agricultural Department
Primary Bill Beaten in Senate Despite Reconsideration Threat
In Springfield the Dailey primary bill failed on third reading as 21 yeas 1 nay and 20 present votes fell short of the 26 needed. Senator Dailey shifted to nay and warned of a reconsideration next Tuesday. A same bill is expected to pass later, with House subcommittee already proposing a near identical measure and ballot changes.
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Springfield
Senate
Dailey
John Dailey
Yeas
Andrus
Burton
Ettelson
Funk
Glackin
Hamilton
Hay
Hearn
Helm
Henson
Hurburgh
Jones
Juul
Landee
McKenzie
Manny
Olson
Potter
Schmitt
Stewart
Bailey
Barr
Billings
Breidt
Brown
Clark
Cruikshank
Curtis
Dellenback
Downing
Dunlap
Gibson
Gorman
Holstraw
Humphrey
Isley
McCormick
McElvain
Pemberton
Tossey
House
Field Museum
Grant Park
Congress Street
Marshall Field
Chicago
Charles F. Marburgh
Cherry Relief Fund
State Board of Administration
L. Y. Sherman
Des Moines
Galveston
Tex
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Illinois
Raid Seizes 3000 Pounds Oleo At Chicago Store
Revenue Inspector Kilcourse Assistant District Attorney Jacobs and Marshals Righeimer Davis and Schemple raided William Broadwell's Chicago shop seizing 3000 pounds of oleomargarine. Five men were arrested including clerk Edward Broadwell. Bonds set at 5000 dollars pending hearing. store previously raided multiple times.
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William Broadwell
Chicago
Kilcourse
Jacobs
Marshall Righeimer
Davis
Schemple
Edward Broadwell
Greene Heads Third Regiment in Illinois Army
Richings J. Shand resigns as colonel of the Third Regiment after promotion to assistant adjutant general by Gov. Deneen. Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Greene of Aurora succeeds him without opposition as colonel.
Illino is state food hints on agar agar and butter tests
The tenth annual report of the Illinois state food commission includes hints for detecting agar agar a seaweed used in jelly making and for testing lemon extracts by oil content and burning to indicate quality. It describes spoon tests for butter distinguishing good butter from oleomargarine.
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Ilinois
Illinois federation plans day nursery supervision bill
Legislative committee of the Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs and Chicago Woman's Club meet January 27 to review a draft state law for supervising day nurseries in Illinois. Dr Caroline Hedger and Chicago Association of Day Nurseries officers, with many women’s groups, will present the draft.
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Ilinois Federation of Woman's Clubs
Chicago Woman’s Club
Caroline Hedger
Chicago Association of Day Nurseries
United Charities
Association of Day Nurseries
Naomi Donnelley
A. W. Bryant
Chicago Woman's Club
Henry L. Frank
Council of Jewish Women
Illinois Railroads Win First Victory in Two Cent Fare Fight
Judge Humphrey overruled the attorney general's demurrer and held the temporary injunction against enforcement of the two cent fare law by the Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis railroad receivers will stand until further court order. An additional order required the attorney general and county state's attorneys along the C P S L route to answer the original writ within ten days.
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Ilinois
Humphrey
Chicago, Peoria
Illinois Happenings Report From Several Cities
Mobs in Eldorado and Harrisburg aimed at lynching three Black men jailed for murder are stalled by Sheriff Mathis and Big Four trains. militia arrived at governor request. In Chicago a fire on Evanston Avenue caused $8,000 in damage to three shops. Springfield appoints Frank S. Dickson adjutant general. Col. Richings J. Shand named chief clerk. Other notes include judgments, arrests, and local incidents from Urbana, Granite City, Paxton, Bloomington, Belleville, and Sterling.
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Vienna
Eldorado
Harrisburg
Allen Clerk
Mathis
Atlanta
Henry Beesen
Eveleth
Minn
Alton Limited
Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago
Evanston Avenue
W. B. Rolfe
George M. Sulivan
G. A
R. L. Beck
Frank L. Frailey
Nicolaus
Gray
Hudson
Granite City
Ilnois State Firemen's Association
Charles Uzz
Ramsey
Nnois
Col
Richings J. Shand
Rockford
Third Infantry
Dickson
Ilinois
Thomas Scott
Fairfield
Congress
Col. Shand
Adjutant General
Illinois National Guard
Paxton
S. E. Sims
Pontiac
M. W. Peterson
Ford County
Ford County Board of Supervisors
Peterson
Bloomington
Frank Mantle
East St. Louis
Sterling
Carl Moontz
Margaret Plumhoff
Moontz
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Ball
J. M. Snodgrass
University of Illinois Engineering Experiment Station
Greene
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