Illinois Legislature Bills Introduced In State Senate and House
A roundup of bills introduced in the Illinois Senate and House lists Senate Bill Nos. 81 through 84 and multiple house measures. Topics include fees for copies of documents, evidence standards in murder trials, state road funding, veterans pensions, liquor regulation amendments, immigration reports, and county officer pay. Several measures are referred to judiciary, appropriations, or other committees, with amendments and emergency clauses noted.
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Senate
Chaz
Ritesii
Perrone
Thornley
Salt Laks
Wight
Commissioner of Immigration, Labor
Appropriations Committee
Tarh
Hay
Carapa
Aml
Crufy
Withorazen
Islamond
Ivedrock
Cheistoneen
Fleetians
Hevy
State Board of Tant Chibailssiohers
Sadicjary
Indmitter
Mortis
Cinea
Glen Cove
Washingin -Couniy
Judiciary
Supreme Court
Hog Raisers Meet At The Roundup At Logan
Hog raisers gather at Logan Roundup with experts including A J Frederick and Dr WoRK Carroll discussing regulation, disease prevention, and costs. Governor Spry asked for a serums plant estimate around 16000 dollars while farmers push for state legislation to curb epidemics and improve hog farming economics.
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Logan
Fagan
Jam
Br. A J. Frederick
Ibhu T. Chine
Wo RK. Carroll
Feederick
Karsas
Gotertur Spry
Utah
Br. T. B. Hetty
Joan T. Caine
NBL
Idaho
California
Tr. Predevick
Webb
Whela
Carton
Altalte Ias
Futtey Peterson
Ute Utah
White Stone Ths Week Atimes Sale Focuses On Winter Bargains
The January closing week at White Stone store draws crowds with a spring sewing sale featuring new fabrics bread goods and cottons at enticing prices. Also a clearance of all winter underwear runs to next season while a Mary Pickford exhibition and shoe department cleanup add bustle to the event planned for Saturday.
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Pettins
Mary Pickford
Naa
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Recorder's Office
The notice lists several property transfers recorded in Ogden area. Names include Mery Peterson, John T Jepperon, Joan Simpsom, Mary A Stephens, Walter, and Danutt Mr Stephens. Properties involve parts of blocks in Hale’s and Ogden surveys, section 14, ranges 3 west and 6 north, with consideration amounts of 754, 2500, 1, and 2 dollars.
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Mfc i Aé Cannes
Recorder's
Offine
Mery Peterson
Salt Lake Mierdian
Algley
Joan Simpsom
Adutheest
Galt Laie Meridian
Mary A. Stephens
O Walter
Hiapheng
Aya GE
Ogden Sur
Stephlens
Diamea SM. Shupaena
Stephens
Waller C. Stephens
Patla
Bhock
Bantnersoit
Nall Street
Onde
SoBelideration Annie D Taylor in Hans Helgesen addition OK
The record mentions consideration of four dollars tied to Annie D. Taylor in Hans Helgesen addition in Blotk 2 Taylora addition, with Burvey noted. The OCR yields unclear place names and minor monetary figures.
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Annie D. Taylor
Hans Helgesen
Proposal to expand Supreme Court justices and terms
A 1917 bill proposes to increase the U S Supreme Court from three to five justices and extend associate justices terms to nine years. The measure targets reducing backlogs, raising quorum to three of five, with the governor appointing new members and fixed tenures to balance workload.
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Supreme Court
Shiaits
Balt Dake
Totoveh
Bewte
Alpreme Court
Udiaya
Mt. Shiela
Pigtmtary
Prohibition Forges Meet In Senate Chamber
In Salt Lake City a Prohibition meeting in the Senate chamber debated the proposed statewide ban. Prominent speakers urged action while opponents argued over constitutional referenda and the legislative process. Attorney General A R Warren spoke on legal aspects as organizers pushed for broad support from Utah Prohibition and Municipal leagues.
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Senate
Orien
Leki Bh
Shepard
Mrk
United
Strates
Brigtam
Ike Anid
Valere
Hoxelder
Hiah
A. R. Tarren
J. We Wattaker
Presi
Businessmen Plan Anti-Prohibition Movement
Ogden and Salt Lake business men dined at the Weber club to discuss anti prohibition laws. A five from Salt Lake and a five from Ogden formed committees to organize opposition and register voters. The gathering drew about thirty attendees and named a tentative group to push a taxpayers meeting to hear both sides of prohibition.
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Business Men
Ogden
Salt Lake
M. Fl. Browning
Weber Club
Tadhoss
Fran Belt Lake
W. d. Healipran
Mack Walkey
TL Walker
Wls. McCerhick
Laws
Frank —F Murphy
Charles A. ‘Walker
Fames Togebret
Joseph A. Sfiroy
Snell
M. Fi. Whither
BtaCoralex
FL Murthy
W.g. Halloran
Ro W. Lathabury
Aatt Laka
A. Sexton
Sf Browning
Georg J. Kelly
Eecledena R
Tha
Thane
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Sheries H. Larned
Ills
O'Cesk
Elf
Actimtes
Wrights
Cheney Bros
Gale
Fabrica
Stern
Iheire Ne- Lites Jn
Merent
Senate Chamber
Genakor John Ft Wrotton
Utah Federation of Prohibition and Meterment Lleagues
Menicipal League of Utah
Ton MiclAelin
Kaiaig Chaiher
Ogden Stake Mutuals Vaien
North Ogden
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