GOP Judges Win in State Supreme Court Races
Republicans increased control of the Illinois Supreme Court with Warren W. Duncan replacing Democrat Albert Watson in the First District. Fred Dunn and James Cartwright re-elected, holdovers Cooke and Craig remain. Carter, Farmer, and Duncan among those noted, four Republicans to three Democrats on the bench. A hail storm near Jacksonville caused extensive crop and property damage, breaking windows, ripping roofs, and injuring livestock. Wheat oats and timothy said ruined.
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Springfield
State Supreme Court
Warren W. Duncan
Marion
Albert Watson
William M. Farmer
Vandalia
Orrin N. Carter
Evanston
Frank K. Dunn
Charleston
James H. Cartwright
Oregon
George A. Cooke
Charles C. Craig
Jacksonville
Joy Prairie
Boxing bill passes senate with referendum attached
The Carroll boxing bill and referendum cleared the senate by 28 to 15 in a tight vote. House allies expect to win after next Tuesday’s vote. A roll call named 28 yeas and 15 nays amid tension as votes and attendance were verified.
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Springfield
Senate
Broderick
House
Yeas
Baldwin
Bardill
Barr
Boehm
Canaday
Carroll
Coleman
Dally
Denvir
Ettelson
Gorman
Glackin
Haase
Hamilton
Harris
Harding
Herlihy
Hughes
Hurley Latham
Meeker
McNay
Olson
Roos
Sullivan
Swanson
Womack
Austin
Bailey
Campbell
Cleary
Cliffa
Compton
Cornwell
Lauder
Pervier
Piercy
Smith
Chicago
George C. Hilton
Sam W. Latham
Eldorado
Streeterville Tract
Chicago Beach
Wilson Bathing Beach
Lake Michigan
House of Representatives
Department of Justice
State of
Linoig
Shanahan
Dunne
O’hara
Curran
Woman Could Hardly Stand and Found Relief After Compound
Philadelphia readers report relief from displacement inflammation and backache after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Providence women praise it for dismenorrhea fatigue and overall health improvement. Medical concern linked to female derangements or inflammatory conditions notes widely cited testimonials.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Harry Fisher
Dounton St
Nicetown
Providence
R. I
Willing Speaker at Suffrage Headquarters
A timid man enters a suffrage headquarters to offer his services as a speaker for the cause. His portly wife supports him while a desk attendant confirms readiness to use any able talent. The scene highlights varied attitudes toward suffrage and the role of allies and opponents.
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Suffrage Headquarters
The
Cause
Hands Like Velvet One Night Treatment Ad
On retiring soak hands in hot Cuticura soapy water dry and rub the ointment into the hands for minutes Wear bandages or old gloves at night This is a one night treatment for red rough chapped and sore hands Sample free by mail with 32-p Skin Book Cuticura Dept XY Boston Sold everywhere The rest are quips about manners and observations including a remark about a glazier needing his glass before work
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Cuticura
Dept. XY
Boston
Western Canada growth shown by rail expansion and University attendance
An article notes Alberta rail mileage has more than doubled to 4,097 miles in three years and credits a Dominion Railway Commission with fair rates and a judicial process for complaints. It highlights University of Alberta attendance rising 1,000 percent in five years and includes a favorable testimonial from J. B. Edward of Blackie on farming gains, land, and health improvements since relocating from Iowa.
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Western
Canada
Alberta
Dominion Railway Commission
University of Alberta
J. B. Edward
Blackie
Alta
Iowa
Cass County
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Ay Yate
G.A. Cook
West 9Th Street
Kansas City
Missouri
West Adams Street
Chicago
Consulships and Politics Cited in Lunch Meeting
A Washington official said at a lunch that consulships are repeatedly turned down and the consular service has been taken out of politics. A traveler asked about Consul Smith and the official noted the job is not hard work after obtaining it.
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Washington
Simith
Smith
Trav
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad About Malaria and Iron
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with Quinine and Iron claiming malaria relief and system build up. It lists the price at 50 cents and ends with a wartime byline and a quip about Russian manpower versus German cannon.
Parasitic sites and druggist claim in suburban chat
Fragmentary lines discuss suburban sites and parasites with a remark about a druggist and a Chicago company. The text appears as a jumbled quote with stray names and partial phrases, offering no clear event, date, or人物.
Newspaper's Income From Ads Subscriptions And Lost Dogs
The item notes three revenue sources for a newspaper: advertising, subscriptions, and the owners of lost dogs. It offers a quip about a man praising a woman, stating she cares little for the tune if it is sincere.
Fragmented Opinion on Social Castes and Authority
A distorted excerpt argues that taunting the wise is foolish and claims many men are ruled by rich relatives while being imposed upon by their poor neighbors. The text reads like a rambling editorial sample with scattered social commentary.
Too Bad Murder's Forbidden and Times Gone By
Fragmentary quotes present a satirical sequence on wartime Europe and cultural tastes. The dialogue touches on shoe prices, neutrality, gas warfare, and a museum exhibit. It lampoons public desire for luxury, travel, and heaven with a wry closing note on transit demand.
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Supreme Court
W. W. Duncan
Watson
Justice George A. Cooke
Justice Charlies C. Craig Receas
First Circuit
William N. Butler
Albert W. Lewis
DeWitt T. Hartwell
Second Circuit
Julius C. Kern
Charles H. Miller Dee
G. C. Eagleton
Third Circuit
Louis Bernreuter Te
George A. Crowe
J. F. Gillham
Fourth Circuit
James C. McBride Shaw
Thomas W. Jett
William 8
Wright
Jobd, A. Marshall
Augusté A. Partlow
Welt
Eie
Walter Brewer
William K. Whitfield
Franklin H. Boggs
George A
James A. Creighton
Norman L. Jones
Frank W. Burton
Albert Akers
Wb Gees
Harry Highee
Guy R. Williams
Ninth Circuit
Robert J. Grier
George W. Thompson
Harry M. Waggoner
Tenth Circuit
John M. Niehaus
Theodore N. Green
Clyde Stone Peeee
Eleventh Circuit
George W. Patten
Thomas M. Harris
Samuel Welty
Twelfth Circuit
Dorrance Dibell
Frank L. Hooper Benen
Arthur W. DeSelm
Thirteenth Circuit
Edward Eldredge
J. A. Davis
Samuel
Stough
Fourteenth Circuit
Emery C. Graves
Ates
Frank D. Ramsay
Teen Enemas
Wiliam T. Church
Fifteenth Circuit
Richard 9. Farrand
Oscar
James
Baume
Sixteenth Circuit
Duane J. Carnes
Mazzini Slusser
Eevee
Eeree
Canton F. Irwin
Ind
Seventeenth Circuit
Arthur H. Frost
Ewer
Charles H. Donnelly
Claire C. Edwards
Irving
Hillsboro
Absorbine, JR
W.F. Young
Tomato St. Sprinchald
Mass
Weber Imp. & Auto Co
Locust St. St. Louis
Pieroni Uel
Aldo
Marine Hye Remedy Co
Chicags
What Is
Castoria
Astoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Heaven
Daisy Fly Killer
Aia
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Marold Somers
de Kalb Ave
Brooklyn
Watson E. Colemany
Dion Advicg
Meee Bates
Bervine Weberimp. & Pears Taco
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St. Louis
Tris Angle
Qspesa
Ill
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