Two Veterans Retire With Honors From Public Life
Albert L. Hall recalls two veteran figures who recently left public life. Georges Clemenceau, famed French leader nicknamed the Tyger, shaped history in world war times and became a revered statesman. Emory Warren of Wyoming, Civil War veteran and wealthiest senator, served longer in the U.S. Senate than any other. yet his status lingered in the background, surprising many observers.
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Toth
Esmen
France
America
Georges Clemenceau
Brenvidr
Tyger
Warren
Wyoming
Public money to help prosperity under Hoover era
Under President Hoover leaders agree to spend all possible public funds to create jobs and boost prosperity. Railroads speed up investment in rolling stock and equipment while manufacturers raise output. critics warn prosperity depends on people spending and saving.
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Hoover
National
State
Overald
Arthur Beishane
Statewide HS state? unclear text fragment
Fragmented OCR text mentions state and high school terms with unclear names and dates. Key items unreadable, several proper nouns missing, no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Climate shifts or a frigid November recall
The text debates whether climate is moderating or changing, noting conflicting views on global warming and historical patterns. It recalls unusually cold mornings in late November 1929 with zero readings, and memories of early winters and Thanksgiving skating, suggesting a clash between theory and observed weather.
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Abel
Waltonians to Provide Sunday's Program
The Waltonians chapter of the Teak Wilton League hosts Sunday's program at the Sunday Evening club in the auditorium on Thomas and Adams streets. Jhit Hammond will discuss conservation as vital for wildlife, hunting, and all natural resources. He travels from Town to Milthia for the event and is a nationally known speaker with appearances in New York Dan Trandace and New Orleans.
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Loc
Teak Wileton Leagy
Thomas and Adans Atreats
Jhit Hammond
Hammond
New York
Dan Trandace
New Orleans
Turkey gift distribution on Masson street awards
Turkeys were handed out from a platform at Masson street and Tannah avenue during a November evening ceremony. Mayor Gold and committee members presided as patrons with many full addresses in Chicago and nearby suburbs received turkeys for Thanksgiving dinners. The list includes Walter Schlemann, Mandel Howler, Miss Cecl Potts, Mrs Paul Schulz, John Ammery, Lydia Lossin, Louie Stewart, Katherine Richers, and many others across Circle, Warren, Beloit, Monroe, Desplainer, and Congress streets among areas like Oak Park, Maywood, River Forest, and Melrose Park.
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Masson Street
Hourner
Tannah Avenue
Mayor Gold
M. J. Sands
George Platt
Max Goldstein
Henry C. Rieck
J. C. Peas
Walter Schlemann
Circle Avenue
Mandel Howler
Warren Avenue
Axbarth
Monroe Street
Paul Eliguth
Beloit Avenue
Cecl Potts
West Centertreet
Chicago
Paul Schulz
John Ammlery
Marengo Avenue
BP. G. Hotman
Belvidere
Jon Sansone
Melrose Park
Richardson
Miyin
Kaul Lietz
L. Labree
Thomas
J. Sullivan
Congress St
Chia M. Mike Deion
Marenge Avenue
Mabel Loswenberger
Lyin
Dorothy Clarings
Washington
Seleyard
Oak Park
Woman's Club Health Day Talk and Wagner Music
The Woman's Club held Health Day with a talk by Leland of the American Medical association and a public instruction unit. Katherine Schuster presented a summary of Richard Wagner's Lohengrin, with segments from the opera performed and sung by the club, including Elsa's Vision and Ilsa's Prayer.
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Mebavat
Mane Hwan
de RG. Leland
Misa Katherine Schuster
Richard Wagner
Wagner
Lohengrin
Carzival
Arthure
Elsa
Two Speak at Sunday Meet of Local Club
Attendees at the Sunday Evening Club heard Rev Dr Burt deliver a Democracy talk after the initial speaker failed to appear. Mr Murray arrived late, and the audience urged his address on The Inspirations of the Early Thomas Edison.
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Sunday Evening Club
Reguair
Dr. Burt
Burt
Jer. Burt
R. G. Murray
Dr. Wurt
Murray
Thomas Edison
Milan
Olin
Ele Saldie
Wabious
Fisk
Ilu Lancolt
Detroit
Mich
Whiel Vic
Ap Menlo Park
Ateney Bard
Malisan
Wal
Whem Thames
Eas
Bard
Enor
Deteut
Phethas
Mente Park
Bulisan
Ely Lavan
Caesar
Goreninea
Mr Murray
Phottias
Ana Treaphe
Hatfieiter
Mall Eason Hadower
Wextark Opens With Large Crowd on Opening Day
A crowded scene marked the opening of Westupk's nug store on Wednesday. The Majeste Aixspleen Orchestra performed outside as speakers announced events. Singers Jean Russo and Kuuth Styder entertained, and Al Kellingay praised sales. festival runs through Thanksgiving boosting local trade and drawing crowds to Forest Park.
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Westupk
Wittom
Che Oh
Majeste
Aixspleen Orchestra
Sperkera
Gture
Jean Russo
Kuuth Styder
Cavin
al Kellingay
Wextork
Madigan Street Anerchante
Forest Park
Forest Park votes for incinerator bond, rejects site purchase
Forest Park voters authorize a 40000 bond for an incinerator on village land but reject a 25000 bond to buy a site. The council will have the incinerator specifications prepared and bids invited, with construction likely to span the winter.
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Forest Park
Council
Meetinny Maney Wag Ag Fultows
Grant Wi SL
Grant Wi SL Gartieht
Valuge
Crush Ferons Meet Dodgers Next Sunday
A fragmented notice previews an upcoming game between Crush Ferons and the Dodgers scheduled for next Sunday. Other readable names mention River Forest, Dalwerk, Forest Wark, Perona, and Chis o Peepas Kent, with unclear surrounding context about venue or stakes.
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Crush Ferons
Dodgers
River Forest Dalwerk
Forest Wark
Perona
Kavi
Watia
Kent Sun
Pavel
Bardia
Forest Trail Chamber Dinner and Election Notice
The Forest Trail Chamber of Commerce holds a dinner meeting and upcoming election for the organization. Members are urged to attend the event, with details on the venue and timing provided in the notice.
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Chamber of Commerce
Showmen Memorial Sunday at Woodlawn
The Showmen's League of America will hold its annual memorial services Sunday afternoon at Showmen's Rest in Woodlawn cemetery. Beginning at 2:30, the program includes circus band performances, talks by representatives of several nationalities, and taps by a troop from Ft. Sheridan. The service marks the first Sunday in December before winter quarters.
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Showmen’s League of America
Dee
Woodlawn
Ft. Sheridan
Kiwanis Club to Entertain School Band at December Event
The Forest Park Kiwanis will host Provise High School students for a December 2 gathering. Local officials sought a speaker to engage about sixty students preparing to represent. Dr Paul Sanam of New York City spoke on diet and athletics at a prior meeting, stressing proper nutrition for success.
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Forest Park Kiwanis
Dlub
Vresidand
Kiwanis Club
Iin
Cotnet
Howes
Hater
Iowa
Yucker
Clup
Paul ©. Sanam
Dietitian
York City
Ife
Jobs Daughters to Present Comedy Night
A local Jobs Daughters group announces a comedy show featuring a lineup of acts and performances. Details are limited due to OCR garble but organizers promise an entertaining evening with guest performers and community talent.
Fritsch Returns Home From Orient Trip
H H Fritsch, longtime secretary of the American Railway Line, has returned from a six week journey to Japan and other Asian ports. He was feted with gifts including a jade bead necklace, fur coat, and numerous objets d art. He traveled with Francis Pritsel and was accompanied by family at his Waverly address.
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Bathrop
Getuber
Tokyo
Interhatieiat Congress
Yisie Alk Krandson
Francis Pritsel
Francis
Mtr
Fritsch
Owenlys
Janis A
Hamibome
Eva Fritsch
Sowinausen
Vantonver
Merchants Campaign Promotes Good Will Cooperation
A fragmented note describes merchants uniting for a goodwill drive. It highlights community support and cooperative efforts across shops to boost local trade and mutual aid, emphasizing shared responsibility and positive civic impact.
Christmas Banks Mail Checks For Charity
A fragmented OCR piece mentions banks mailing Christmas checks for charity and community relief efforts. Names and clear events are garbled, but references point to public generosity, club actions, and park work. The article suggests organized aid and holiday giving by local banks amid unclear details.
Fragmented OCR leads to jumbled auto news and names
A garbled OCR page mixes vehicle collision notes with scattered names, places, and phrases including Hanh Wn, Mamata, Bedelia Jatin, and Thar sei. The text lacks coherent facts and readable events, yielding no clear report or outcome.
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Dorey
Renobron
Bare Rei
Wbeer
Dbeehot
Gartiee Dd
Caine
Wand
Gad Bhan Avenue
Ao Teen
Bedelia Jatin
Tan Heeee Barret
Mmenek
Thar
Boxing Show Benefit for Speedway Hospital in Maywood
A Christmas fund show at the Rook Gy west clubiresena in Chicupy on December eleventh features eight all star boxing bouts with amateur Gite in the state. Proceeds aid Disabled American Veterans hospitalized in World War I. Sponsors include Washington Council Knights of Columbus and Disabled Veterans of the World War. Tickets are one dollar at Forest Park Bunsey's Tire Shop and The Sugar Bowl on Des plaines avenue L station.
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Maywood
Knights of Columbus
Rook Gy West Sule Elubiresena
AZ Wiest
Chicupy
Phil Calkins
Fultfane
Ring and
Mastre
Packy McVarland
Tally Griffith
Jack Dempsey
Christas
Washington Council
Knights of Coolambi
Speedway
Forest Park
Bunsey
Sugar Bowl
Desplainer Avenue
L” Station
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Albert L. Hall
Leena Chat
Martin Clie
Ae Tietis
Otis Wong Hue
Lewin
Waltonians
Woman’s Club
Wextark
Pete Bers
Printia
Orien
Kiwanis
Pereaiber
Atom
H. H. Fritsch
Orient
Tang
Canton
Akron
Airplae
Indianapolis Speedway
Goodrich
Henneth L. Moorehouse
Daytona Beach
Fla
Moorshouse
Akron Air Servica
Remdetta
Delhorn
Clube Contalla & Kreat
Ye Dank
Bali
Speedway Hospital
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