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Last First Other Middle Maiden ObitSource City State Date Section Page # Column # Notes Iaggi Sophia Olney Advocate Olney IL 1/19/1950 Ibarra Gregorio Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 9/23/2004 3 10 3 Ibendahl Jurgen Mrs Nashville Journal Nashville IL 6/6/1929 1 6 Iberg Louisa Greenville Advocate Greenville IL 12/1/1960 1 4 Ice Ina Rae Grimes State Journal Register Springfield IL 6/26/1980 1 3 Ice Ina Rae Grimes State Journal Register Springfield IL 6/27/1980 30 1 Ice Ina Rae Grimes State Journal Register Springfield IL 6/28/1980 17 2 Ice Williard F. State Journal Register Springfield IL 6/26/1980 1 3 Ice Williard F. State Journal Register Springfield IL 6/27/1980 30 1 Ice Williard F. State Journal Register Springfield IL 6/28/1980 17 2 Icely Emma Rebecca Leaf River Mirror Leaf River IL 6/26/1925 1 2 Icenogle Alice Lincoln Courier Lincoln IL 2/3/1939 8 6 Icenogle Etta Mt. Sterling Democrat-Message Mt. Sterling IL 9/30/1959 3 5 Icenogle John Fulton County Ledger Canton IL 10/12/1882 4 4 Icenogle Sarah Fulton County Ledger Canton IL 11/29/1883 1 5 [1874-1935; Wife of the Secretary of the Interior and Ickes Anna Wilmarth Illinois State Register Springfield IL 9/1/1935 1 former representative in the Illinois Legislature.] [1874-1952; Secretary of the Interior 1933-1946; former Chicago newspaperman and attorney Ickes Harold L. Illinois State Journal Springfield IL 2/4/1952 1 1 (picture).] Ickes James Villa Grove News Villa Grove IL 5/14/1908 1 Ickes Margaret Jane Bureau County Republican Princeton IL 7/29/1909 11 1 Ida Pipher Faulders Ogle County Reporter Oregon IL 4/29/1903 5 2 Ide Harrison L. State Journal Register Springfield IL 3/19/1950 10 5 [????-1934; Active in cultural school and civic life in Springfield. Active member of the Amateur Musical Club Springfield Art Association and the Anti-Rust Ide Mrs. Roy Mrs W. Illinois State Register Springfield IL 12/31/1934 2 Club.] Ide Roy W. Illinois State Journal Springfield IL 9/20/1945 2 4 [1876-1945; Former state welfare director (picture).] Ide Sherman E. Streator Monitor Streator IL 12/8/1903 3 4 Iden Eliza E. Carrollton Gazette Carrolton IL 1/24/1923 5 4 Iden James W. Lincoln Daily Courier Lincoln IL 5/5/1909 4 4 Idleman Warren R. Joliet Herald News Joliet IL 11/10/1986 2 5 6 Idler Annie M. Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 1/4/1907 17 4 Idler Ernest G. Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 12/31/1915 23 6 Idler George F. Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 7/13/1930 16 7 Idler George Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 1/28/1964 20 3 Idler George Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 1/29/1964 3 11 1 Idler William E. Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 1/23/1930 34 6 Idler William E. Savanna Times-Journal Savanna IL 1/21/1930 1 2 Idler William E. Savanna Times-Journal Savanna IL 1/22/1930 1 4 Iffert Veronica Olney Daily Mail Olney IL 9/25/1968 1 2 Ift Caroline Whipper Camp Point Journal Camp Point IL 1/8/1920 1 6 Ift Christian Camp Point Journal Camp Point IL 11/28/1906 8 4 Ift Christian Camp Point Journal Camp Point IL 12/5/1906 8 5 Ift Greta Quincy Herald Whig Quincy IL 8/2/1978 B 10 4 Ift Henry Quincy Herald Whig Quincy IL 2/18/1957 14 2 Ift Minnie Quincy Herald Whig Quincy IL 10/18/1972 B 3 1 Igo Sybil Perryman Shelbyville Daily Union Shelbyville IL 4/14/1930 1 4 Ihienfeldt Clara Loeb State Journal Register Springfield IL 11/10/1975 17 3 Ihnen Trientje Eilts Golden New Era Golden IL 1/26/1922 1 1 Ike Louis Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 2/9/1925 35 8 Ikemeyer John Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 6/2/1958 4 12 6 Ikens George Onarga Leader & Review Onarga IL 4/27/1900 1 2 Ikens Maria Iroquois County Times-Democrat Watseka IL 6/24/1904 2 2 Ikins Elizabeth Ann Onarga Leader & Review Onarga IL 3/29/1918 8 6 Ikins George E. Onarga Leader & Review Onarga IL 4/3/1907 5 1 Ilder William E. Savanna Times-Journal Savanna IL 1/22/1930 1 4 Ile Charles Alfred Wayne County Press Fairfield IL 5/6/1965 2 3 Ile Edith Albion Journal Register Albion IL 12/20/1972 1 5 Ile Glenn Albion Journal Register Albion IL 6/28/1989 2 3 Last First Other Middle Maiden ObitSource City State Date Section Page # Column # Notes Ile Joy Lee Albion Journal Register Albion IL 8/8/1935 4 1 Ile Rose Ella Wayne County Press Fairfield IL 1/6/1966 2 2 Iler David Freeport Bulletin Freeport IL 11/4/1902 1 5 Iler Peter Macomb Journal Macomb IL 9/17/1900 2 2 Iler Polly Oregon National Guard Oregon IL 4/10/1872 3 2 Iler Rose Pike County Republican Pittsfield IL 4/8/1925 1 3 Iler Samuel Freeport Journal Freeport IL 5/28/1895 1 3 Iler Samuel Leaf River Mirror Leaf River IL 6/6/1895 8 3 Iler Susan Freeport Journal-Standard Freeport IL 2/25/1914 9 1 Iles Jennie Belleville Advocate Belleville IL 7/21/1947 1 7 4 Iles Thomas Tuscola Journal Republican Tuscola IL 12/12/1902 4 2 Iles Thomas Waterloo Republican Waterloo IL 3/19/1903 1 3 Iles William Villa Grove News Villa Grove IL 5/26/1927 2 3 Ilg George A. Elmhurst Press Elmhurst IL 7/1/1992 1 11 5 Iliff Alice A. Lacon Home Journal Lacon IL 2/20/1947 1 6 Iliff Claud Elizabethtown Independent Elizabethtown IL 9/16/1909 Iliff Clyde Hardin County Independent Elizabethtown IL 4/1/1920 Ilines John Chester Tribune Chester IL 1/8/1879 4 3 Illig Margaret Pinckneyville Advocate Pinckneyville IL 1/22/1818 1 4 Imer August Greenville Advocate Greenville IL 4/19/1894 12 1 Imes Charles Henry Peoria Journal-Transcript Peoria IL 12/28/1942 2 6 Imes Cynthia Harmon Bradford Republican Bradford IL 6/16/1909 1 6 Imes Gerald Homer Bradford Republican Bradford IL 5/16/1934 1 5 Imes Glenn A. Kewanee Star Courier Kewanee IL 8/1/1966 4 1 Imes Melvin C. Peoria Journal Star Peoria IL 2/23/1982 C 7 5 Imhof Nicholas Rock Island Argus Rock Island IL 2/17/1916 2 2 Imhoff Alvina Metamora Herald Metamora IL 11/11/1949 1 1 Imhoff Christian Metamora Herald Metamora IL 12/10/1948 1 2 Imhoff Henry G. Metamora Herald Metamora IL 3/17/1939 1 1 Imhoff Jacob Metamora Herald Metamora IL 7/9/1943 1 1 Imhoff John Metamora Herald Metamora IL 1/11/1907 1 3 Imhoff John Metamora Herald Metamora IL 1/18/1907 1 6 Imhoff Joseph Metamora Herald Metamora IL 4/24/1942 1 4 Imhoff Mary Smith Metamora Herald Metamora IL 5/27/1927 1 3 Imhoff Mary Smith Metamora Herald Metamora IL 6/3/1927 1 4 Imhoff Samuel P. Metamora Herald Metamora IL 3/3/1950 5 5 Imig Francis Minier News Minier IL 2/16/1906 4 1 Imig Grace Bloomington Pantagraph Bloomington IL 11/7/1979 D 11 6 Imig Grace Bloomington Pantagraph Bloomington IL 11/7/1979 D11 6 Imig Nicholas Minier News Minier IL 11/15/1912 4 3 Imig Nicholas Pantagraph Bloomington IL 11/11/1912 12 3 Imig Nicholas Saybrook Gazette Saybrook IL 11/13/1912 4 4 Imig Peter Minier News Minier IL 9/17/1909 4 2 Imig Peter Saybrook Gazette Saybrook IL 9/8/1909 4 4 Imig Philip Atlanta Argus Atlanta IL 12/13/1918 2 3 Imig Valentine Mrs Bloomington Pantagraph Bloomington IL 8/17/1904 2 3 Immel Anna Illinois State Journal Springfield IL 10/27/1950 42 8 Immel Dan Oblong Oracle Oblong IL 6/18/1915 1 5 Immel Daniel Newton Press Newton IL 6/15/1915 1 1 Immel Lester Robinson Argus Robinson IL 3/5/198? 10 3 Immel Mamie Pauline Oblong Ledger Oblong IL 11/27/1947 1 3 Immel Mamie Pauline Oblong Ledger Oblong IL 12/5/1947 8 1 Immel Rosa Oblong Oracle Oblong IL 4/8/1927 4 2 Immenhausen William Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 3/20/1903 16 7 Immenhausen William Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 3/21/1903 9 1 Immethun Adeline Buehne Breese Journal Breese IL 6/13/1946 1 1 Inboden Alice Oblong Oracle Oblong IL 7/31/1963 3 4 Inboden U. G. Robinson Argus Robinson IL 5/3/1956 8 3 Inboden Ulysses Mrs Robinson Constitution Robinson IL 1/30/1919 8 3 Ince Lenore B. Cairo Bulletin Cairo IL 3/9/1910 6 2 Ince Lenore B. Cairo Bulletin Cairo IL 3/10/1910 4 2 Indermill Hannah Foehner Carlyle Union Banner Carlyle IL 4/4/1947 6 3 Ingalls Esther Champaign Urbana News Champaign IL 6/2/1989 C 2 2 Last First Other Middle Maiden ObitSource City State Date Section Page # Column # Notes Ingalls Millie Joliet Weekly News Joliet IL 9/30/1892 7 Inge Emma East St. Louis Journal East St. Louis IL 8/16/1962 C 17 2 Ingeborg Mrs. Lee Morris Herald Morris IL 2/20/1918 3 1 Ingersoll Abraham Centralia Sentinel Centralia IL 3/5/1892 2 3 [1855-1940; Alice C. Campbell who donated the Ingersoll Alice C. Canton Daily Ledger Canton IL 2/5/1940 1 gymnasium for Canton High School.] Ingersoll Catherine Fulton County Ledger Canton IL 9/4/1902 4 Ingersoll Clara Ella Kenny Peoria Journal-Transcript Peoria IL 6/23/1939 14 1 Ingersoll Joseph Clinton Hardin Calhoun Herald Hardin IL 4/30/1936 1 3 Ingersoll Mary Metz Galena Weekly Gazette Galena IL 4/27/1899 8 8 article: Apple River Items [1858-1936; Manufacturer at Galesburg Ill.
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  • To: WIU's Board of Trustees and Student Publications Board Feb. 2

    To: WIU's Board of Trustees and Student Publications Board Feb. 2

    To: WIU’s Board of Trustees and Student Publications Board Feb. 2, 2015 This is from a few folks who care about Western Illinois University and about Freedom of the Press. As you may know, WIU’s student newspaper, the Western Courier, has a history of producing good work and good alumni, from Civil Rights pioneer C.T. Vivian and Fulbright Scholar David Heinz to Pulitzer Prize- winning reporter Mark Konkol and hundreds of lesser-known contributors. It’s faced challenges ranging from being kicked off campus (it survived) and a libel lawsuit (it prevailed) to returning to campus (it improved) and threats of withholding funds or pressure from Sherman Hall (…). As you may not know, WIU Vice President Gary Biller’s Jan. 22 suspension of Courier editor Nicholas Stewart, because his freelance report on a Dec. 12 campus fracas was picked up by other media, has caused considerable commotion on campus and beyond, with objections by individuals and groups of journalists, First Amendment advocates and everyday citizens. Biller wrote that Stewart “poses a threat to the normal operations of the University” (a surprising charge when real problems exist, such as inadequate state support and enrollment). Biller accuses the undergrad of “committing acts of dishonesty [such as] attempting to represent the University, any recognized student organization, or any official University group without the explicit prior consent of the officials of that group”; “engaging in act of theft or abuse of computer time including … unauthorized financial gain or commercial activity”; and “committing violations of rules and regulations duly established and promulgated by other University departments,” all under the Code of Student Conduct.