Women in Politics Spark Strong Labour Gains
Albert L Hall argues women voters swinged the English election toward Labour, noting thirteen women MPs elected as the franchise widened for women aged 21 to 30. He contrasts US female influence, cites prohibition support, and discusses how women’s stance shapes policy and office access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonter
Labher
Teok Othe
Aes
Labor Party
United States Congress
Senate
Ameri
Lady Astor
America
United States
Graduation Season Returns as Pupils Graduate Across Schools
The article reflects on graduation time from grade schools to colleges, noting rising numbers of graduates and higher high school enrollment. It argues commencements suit the moment, praises the growth in attendance, and cites prosperity and appealing school life as factors driving more students to finish their courses.
Are the Chinese Stealing Our Game
A fragment recalls Proviso Night remarks by Joh Tinemystone claiming Chinese players embrace baseball, contrasted with James Weber Linn of the Herald-Examiner noting a swinging indoor baseball on a school playground and a Chinese girl in the scene, reflecting dated stereotypes and misconceptions about race and sport.
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Joh Tinemystone
Europe
James Weber Linn
Atandioy
Chineye
Cleaners War Worries Men In The Business
Competition heats up as downstate cleaners lure work at half price, provoking price cuts by Chicago shops. Some Cook County cleaners operate two establishments to meet the rivalry. Industry fears rival racketeers and disrupted prosperity alike as prices slide.
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Down State Cleaners
Chicago
Broadcast Police Call Broadcasts Faulty in Chicago
William F. Russell head of the police department says only 40 percent of police call broadcasts were bonafide while others were used to hear calls over the air and to lure squads to scenes of alleged crimes.
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Aoting
Chicago
William F. Russell
Dee Bow Loti
Altenheim Schools Picnic Draws Forest Park Crowd
A large Altenheim area picnic event drew Forest Turk business leaders and the community as students marched in a parade from Betsy Ross School to Altenheim Grove. Officials and volunteers served lemonades, cones, and rides while hundreds gathered for a well organized day.
Christensen Buys Local Music Store
Walter M. Christensen buys the Wesley Masic shop at 2312 Madi street, renaming it Christensen Music Shop. He takes over from Wesley Weihe, proprietor for eight years, with former owner Ben Devorak noted in the sequence. The new proprietor is described as a merchant and valuable addition to the village mercantile scene. Mr. and Mrs. Weihe move to Austin.
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Wesley Masic
Madiset Street
Christensen Music Shop
Walter M. Christensen
Chicago
Wesley Weihe
Weihe
Ben Devorak Magic Shop
Christensen
Forest Turk
Weile
Austin
St Bernardine's School Picnic Set for June 18
St Bernardine's School will hold its annual picnic on June 18 at Altenheim Grove on West Madison Street near Soutine. A pupil parade from the school grounds to the grove will feature local officials in line, with prizes, hot dinner, and an evening dancing pavilion with a noted orchestra.
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Dtaanal Aid Lexington Nye
Maanaly
Garfield School
Circle
Adams Street
Cirle Aud Martson
Chilren
Grant
Randolph
Mirengo
Marengo
Madisoi
Madison
the Grove
Hhe
Ling Fom Cirele
Dine Carrie
St. Bernardines School
Hell
Altenheim Grove
Madison Street
Soutine
Gillige
Coming Events June 6th Forast Jotial Boys Day
North Side Boosters field a community event listing for June 6 featuring boys day activities and local organizers promoting participation despite a fragmented OCR read.
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North Side Boosters
Twelve News Articles On Front Page Unique To Paper
Review readers receive full value for their money as twelve front page items from last week’s edition appeared nowhere else. The paper highlights exclusive coverage and emphasizes the distinct value of its reporting to subscribers.
Provis Township High 1929 Annual Edition Cover
The Provi se Township High annual from 1929 features a stylized cover with a row of figures and a green empire color scheme described as dull and subdued. Contains typography notes and a dedication to R. J. athletic coach amid a general advertising emphasis.
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Provise Township
Leaders in 1929 class at Provso High School
Tae danked and sixtyegight Ureyives Township Nigh school seniors, in grey chaps are ows, Marcher wiseless and ciijestic file dewi the two, ales "of the Mth school audttoviver and onto thy shag: 'Tuesday night, and received their Fipslamras, i) commencement ceremonies did yet ever new, OF tat minister, Wane Wererevidetta caf Forest Park, young people who dick these part in establishing a cliss shat exceeded any that hit gone before in high scholastic Stanling and departmental achievement Nawhered waneong then were Rinton Prin, artint aud poet, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bring, Marengo avene, who had done more perhaps, Hau any after one of the toed youngsters , raise high the buater of Forest Park. Among the musicians who disti guished thetvelves is Arthur K kis tenbraker, who makes his home with his wrandyareresy, Me and Mrs. Arthi Wistentrek Sr. WM) Desphines avenue. Lee Cun ninghams, won tamely fee herself as He home town when she owns nhe reditor-in-chief of the Provi, the Nigh hool annual, "Others shone in athe s and other departmental activities, retaining the depitation for high
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Tae
Wiseless
Dewi
Ales
Mth
Waneong
Rinton Prin
Artint
Sen
Jas. Bring
Marengo Avene
Hau
Buater
Forest Park
Thetvelves
Arthur K Kistenbraker
Wrandyareresy
Arthi Wistentrek
Desphines Avenue
Lee Cunninghams
Fee
Athes
Ideal High School Manual Features And Commencement Address
A scanned page describes an athletics oriented school publication with star student groups and autograph pages. It also lists associate editors and staff in journalism including Miss Florenceus and Edward Davis. Dr John Timothy Stone gave an evening address titled Essentials, stressing balance of physical moral mental and spiritual life with quotes from Theodore Roosevelt and anecdotes from sports.
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Cusch Theibert
Des Plaines
Usm
SAT
Cunningham
Rath Releant
Grace
Shakin
Helen Gwartney
Dorothy Voras
Charles Maytesen
Edward Starewiehs
Gditeer
Adolyn Wirchgrant
Lydia Booeke
Julius Weisenborn
Robert Harris
Mikfred Chronister
Helen Bullard
Eileen White
Harry Steyman
Lasiness
Harvey F Johnson
Forest Park
John Timothy Stone
D. D
McCormick ‘Theological
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Ata Atry
Prof Davis to Address Kiwanis at Forest Park
Professor Davis, an instructor of noted ability, will speak to the Kiwanis Club at Forest Park tonight. The golf tournament scheduled for Tuesday has been postponed one week to June 18.
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Davis
Oudress Forest Park
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Silver Cup Honors 1927 Proviso High Students
Forest Park Kiwanis awarded the Silver Cup to Les Klapdohr for top honors in the 1927 class at Proviso High. Presentation Friday noon at the school. Principal Robbin and FE H Blatter led the ceremony with several Kiwanis members and other students receiving medals for athletic and scholarship achievements.
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Forest Park Kiwanis Club
Leste
Proviso
Schoal
Emer Arch
FE. H. Blatter
Forest Park Kiwanis
Ell With
Comieter
Aa. K. Weidermant
Rath Reth
Netto Baker
Beauty Parlor Showa Demonstrates New Hair Styles
Milty women attended a preview event at Radizy Beauty Parlor on Roosevelt Road Monday night June 3. Demonstrations featured rippled finger waves, croquignole, spiral permanents, with two attendees receiving permanents and eight getting free finger waves. Mr Raditz introduced a new machine enabling advanced hair styling.
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Radiz'y
Roosevely Road
Gavarder
Rev Schnell Praises Teachers at Proviso Township Graduation
The Rev Hrederick J Schnell of Forest Park delivers a forceful address The Blind King to nearly 1500 Proviso Township high school graduates in the auditorium More than 1500 attended with hundreds turned away The program featured a large chorus under Ro Lee Osburt and a floral stage display The commencement week ends with diplomas awarded to 268 students the largest class in the school history.
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Hrederick
Je Sehnell
M. E. Storel
Forest
Park
Ro Lee Osburt
Schuell
Herbert
Henver
White House
Proviso Township
Serviers
Movie Tactics in Hold Up of Gas Station
McFarland, a gas station attendant at Roosevelt road and Dexplaines avenue, was robbed after midnight when a stranger claimed a car ran out of gas. He forced McFarland to drive to the river, held him at gunpoint, then back to the station to take receipts from the safe before fleeing. police were alerted but the robber escaped.
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Slade
Attefane McFarland
Hotase & Toile
Roosevelt Road
Dexplaines Avenue
AleFarland
McFarland
Fiow
Init
Harry Schumacher Nabs Man Shoplifter
Harry Schumacher detains a man inside the Hains store after noticing suspicious movements as the suspect attempted to conceal hosiery on his person. Police later learned the man had a lengthy record and had hidden merchandise valued at worth in prior thefts.
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Marry Schumacher
Hain
De-Perimentatore
Harry Schumacher
Ign
Shaw
Dor Triwt
Dale Anie
Miller
Social Club Hosts Field Day for Boys in Village
Community event led by Wouk fronting June Ale and Morest Social Club aims to engage local youths with the first Boy Field Day in the village. Carolan promises ample ice cream and prizes as residents volunteer at Harleny and Harrison streets. Publicity chair EL J. Wiener invites ages 6 to 12 to attend with their fathers, free activities planned all day.
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Iin
Vile Rum
Italy
Carolan
Synod Meets in Indianapolis Endorses Union Reformed Church Merger
The General Synod of the Reformed Church met in Indianapolis from May 22 to 24 and endorsed uniting with the United Brethren in Christ to form the United Church of America, a federation of about 1,250,000 members. The plan consolidates 101 ministers and elders, with negotiations continuing with other denominations aside from Lutherans. A telegram from the Presbyterian Church signals interest in organic union. Budget for benevolence set at 1.3 million dollars. The Rev Dr E T L Schaefer elected president for the triennium. next assembly slated for Akron, Ohio in 1932.
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T. Rullileiseh
Trom Jiu Voy
Wri Raerin
First Reformed Church
Elgin Avenue
Sind Marvard Street
Reformed Church
Pnet
Dadianapolis
United Brethren
Charistat
Evangelical Synod of
N. A
United Church At
Amirica
Richardt
Lancaster
Otter Reformed
Frayne
ET L. Schaefer
Board of Home Missions
Churches Ofice
Philadelphia
Peni
Akron
Ohio
North Side Boosters Plan for July Fourth
Forest Park children will enjoy a Field Day on July 4 at the Grantecheul playground. Boosters say a complete program will be announced soon, with plans similar to last week under President Henze.
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North Side
Forest Park
Grantecheul
Henze
Big Class Sth Grade Graduates at Local High School
One hundred pupils graduated in a ceremony at the auditorium led by Principal Mies Lillian Schaefer and Fayette Weidentoe orchestrating musical and choral performances. Speakers praised academic standing, school colors, and future paths as families packed the hall and a rural church blessing followed.
Charles Wolf Opens Tid Mudlogi Lingerie Shop
Charles Wolf, former dry goods merchant, now runs Wold Lingerie and Wear Shop at Tid Mudlogi atrort. The move follows about a year after closing his previous store and signals a broader retail front.
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Charles Non Morrie Wolf Lave
Mudlogi Atrort
Charles Walf
Welt
Mudlago
Steam Shovel At Work On Madison Street North Side
A steam shovel labors on Madison Street preparing for paving. Bricks removed from the north side of the sidewalk are carted to Moorervelt ground for use between Une ratte. Yesterday afternoon the crew started at Harlem Avenue, lifting carts and portions of the street walk.
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Madison Street
Mooorvelt
Harlem Avenue
Eagles Install Officers at Forest Park Owlet Lodge
Walter C. Yunker, first president of Forest Park Acre Fraternal Owlet of Eagles No 144, presided as officers were installed at the Thursday meeting on Ramdolph street and Dexplaines avenue. New officers include President Henry C Meyers and Vice President August Henze with other posts filled amid strong attendance and growing treasury. banquet followed.
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Walter C. Yunker
Forest Park Acre
Owlet of Eagles
Ramdolph Street
Dexplaines Avenue
Witaker
Gerald
Treasury God
Ite
Keleeshmenty
Ares
Henry C Meyers
August Henze
Carl A. Bethke
Lawrie Horwits
Arthur van Conductor
Aether
Hen Hen
H Mucker
Hi Fee
Jolw
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Hoy
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Serioul
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Miarenga
Faxingtody
Ait Lexington
Ulan
Mietd-Stevenso
Kinely
Alientum Grove
Ani
St. Bernardine’s School
H. S
Eugene Tial
Eastern College
Yeh
R. J. Theibert
Provisas
Prof. Davis
Les Klapdohr
Beauty Parlor
Showa
Rev. Schnell
Wedienday Hight
Seth White
Tn Grant Schol
Fuser
Seater Frederick Uy Hues
Bert
Tinagts
Coving
Eles
Wader
Mies Lillian Schaefer
Paupeevisne
Accon
Fayette Weidentoe
Cate Hata
Aetiiae
Felina
Chierles Herzog
Iy Boca
Eborie
Dria Bie
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Tenet
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Mueller
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Charles Wolf
Steam Shovel
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