Dixon Sun reports arrest over disturbance and local politics
The article covers Wm. Jackson’s arrest for disturbing the peace, a Dixon trial resulting in a $20 fine, and jail time on default. It also details Mrs. Rounds’ canceled temperance talks, local political tensions over prohibition, a Paw Paw incident, Lovejoy’s nomination, and related local notices and commentary.
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Wood
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Lee County Times
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the Times
Silas Baker
Judge Parker
Lutheran Sunday School Institute
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S. A. Ort
J. Howard Stough
D. Barnitz
Stough
5. D. Barnitz
Western Secretary of
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J. M. Ruthrauff
Wm. Hartman
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Eyst
Republican Party
Indianapolis
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