Shanahan Heads Appropriations In Illinois House
Springfield Jan 6 David E B Shanahan of Chicago will continue as chairman of the house committee on appropriations a post held for three sessions Speaker Adkins said Shanahan remains best suited for the job. The house adjourned until Tuesday morning and filled staff posts while pending actions on seats held by Browne Wilson and Holtslaw. The senate committee asked Holtslaw to appear to defend his seat but he is expected not to attend.
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Springfield
David EB. Shanahan
Chicago
House Committee On Appropriations
Adkins
Sam
Shanahan
Nowork
Oglesby
Senate
Lee O'Neil Browne
Robert E. Wilson
Holtslaw
Missouri rail board proposes bills to extend powers
Jefferson City January 6 H R Oglesby of the railway commissioners issues a statement outlining bills to be presented to the legislature. The measures would give the commission more authority over express companies and regulate charges and delivery. They also seek to curb long-held claims and delay in freight, and require coal weighing at destination to prevent shortages. Oglesby believes the legislature will grant expanded powers.
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Jefferson City
H. R. Oglesby
Board of Railway Commissioners
Commission
Oglesby
Pomerene Nominated for U S Senate by Ohio Democrats
Atlee Pomerene of Canton was nominated for the U S Senate to succeed Charles Dick by the joint Democratic caucus of the Ohio legislature. He received 45 votes, the exact requirement, in a field of eleven candidates. Pomerene spoke to lawmakers after the caucus, saying he would not accept if he believed the people preferred another candidate.
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Columbus, O
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
United States Senate
Charles Dick
Ohio
Pomerene
The Doctor's Viewpoint with Widow and Dr Crusty
A flirtatious exchange unfolds as a buxom widow asks Dr Crusty about flower meanings. The old bachelor claims ignorance and jokes that yellow signals jealousy rather than billousness.
Justice Edward B. Whitney Dies in Connecticut Home
Justice Edward B. Whitney of the New York County Supreme Court died at his Cornwall country home from pneumonia. He had been ill since Christmas. Born in New Haven on August 16, 1857, he was the son of Yale philosopher William Dwight Whitney and nephew of Governor Simeon Haldwin.
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Cornwall
Conn
Edward B. Whitney
New York County Supreme Court
Whitney
Gay White
Dayton
New Haven
William Dwight Whitney
Yale Philotopher
Simeon Haldwin
Connecticut
Cold Winter Hardship Strains Chicago Poor
In zero temperatures the cold worsens hardship for Chicago’s poor with thousands needing fuel and food. County agents report unusually heavy demand while charitable organizations intensify efforts to aid destitute families.
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Chicago
Laxative Bromide Quinine Tablets Ad Note
Advertising copy for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising refund if not curing. Mentions Druggists refund policy and E. W. Grove signature on each box. Priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Sig
Remedy Prompts Action on Resolutions
The quoted remarks urge carrying out faint good resolutions. William argues the need to enforce them, stressing accountability and follow-through.
Auction Sale of Suits at The Asher Co
Auction sale of coats skirts rain coats silk waists and sweaters on Saturday afternoon and evening at The Asher Co. Those girls quote shows gossip chatter about a dancer named Tom and his dances last night and that he went home early after dancing once.
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Asher CO
Rexall Mucu Tone Promises Free Trial If No Benefit
An advertisement asserts catarrh is curable through internal blood treatment and offers Rexall Mucu Tone free if not satisfied. It touts purifying the blood, reducing mucous discharges, and strengthening mucous tissues. The message urges testing the remedy at The Rexall Store Cook and Sherman corner of Spuare.
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Rexall
Cook & Sherman
W. Cor
Spuare
Jeroboam and Idolatry in Israel's Split Kingdom
A devotional study notes Jeroboam son of Nebat as the first king of the northern ten tribes, who led Israel into idolatry by setting up golden calves at Bethel and Dan. It contrasts this with biblical warnings about false prophets, the dangers of following human counsel over God’s, and the prophecies fulfilled from Jeroboam to Josiah, urging readers to trust Scripture’s precise fulfillments.
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Shishak
Egypt
Jesus
Temple
Jexboam
Nebat
Israel
Solomon
Jerusalem
David
Bethel
Den
Xfil
Jeroboam
Cain
Isa
Shechem
Abraham
Jacob
Penuel
Joshua
Joseph
Josh
Shimaria
John iv
Dan
Jeroy
Ahijat
Paul
Josiah
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Illinois
Holetlaw
Frank L. Wilson & CO
Kentucky
D. A. Chalmers
Washington National Bank Capital
Anderson & Wilson
Keck Floral CO
Missouri Commission
State of
Johnson
Justice Whitney
New York Supreme Court
D. M. Stearns
Chichester
Rothschild’s
Sr. Graves
Colgate
Mentor
Prospect Park
Prospect Park Sanitorium
Cottage Grove
Des Moines
Iowa
Kolosick
Kolosick Stock Food Remedy Co
California
Burlington
MCU el
J E. Kunath
Agent, Co. BL & Q.R. RR
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