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act entitled Act to amend Act to provide Act to revise Acton affirmative aforesaid amend an act amend section approved April approved March April 21 ask their concurrence Berry bill be ordered bill do pass bill pass Campbell candidate Chafee Chicago Cook Clark Committee on Judiciary committee was concurred Cook county Dixon Dunlap engrossed and printed Farnum following voted force July Galpin Gardner Haas Henson House Bill House of Representatives Houser Humphrey Illinois inform the House introduced a bill Jandus June 14 June 22 Juul large a second large a third law in relation Lish Lundberg March 27 McElvain McShane Messrs motion Mueller Municipal Court ordered engrossed ordered printed Pemberton Peoria primary district primary election printed was taken read at large Rees referred a bill Representatives thereof revise the law second reading Secretary inform Senate Bill Stubblefield Templeton thereof and ask thereto third reading Tiffany unanimous consent Yeas
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