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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1920
Page
4
The column rails at the Tribune for stirring GOP splits, notes McCormick’s influence, and warns of profiteering. It laments White Sox bribery disclosures, praises a resignation, and urges stricter traffic enforcement on Madison Street to protect children.
The article details a resignation linked to health claims amid a charged council meeting. It notes pressure from various sources, mentions candidates like Doe Feil and Fan Flealy, and critiques from commissioners Wendt and Mick. Henry Hass blasts council in a loud public exchange as bidding issues and permits linger. Paul Witt, village clerk, mediates amid the uproar.
Disjointed extracts discuss city officials, taxes, and bonds with humorous asides about a politician and a talking commissioner. A long dramatic synopsis of Madame X is included, detailing a scandalous trial, a masked woman, and the emotional weight of a mother and son reunion.
Pauline Frederick stars in a Goldwyn presentation of Madame X by Alexandre Bisson. The production comes to Ascher's Forest Park Theater Monday Tuesday and Wednesday October 4 6 7 with Frederick delivering a dramatic interpretation as the betrayed young wife of Vierlot, a Paris deputy attorney, who faces exile and tragedy before reconciling with her son.
The inquest into the death of Ed mond Schieske six year old son of Mr and Mrs Hermut Schieske Marengo avenue was held at the Blatter undertaking rooms correcting earlier misstatement that it took place at Drechslers.
A fragment notes Archer Brown atop a challenge with street effort and dawn approaching, highlighting a stubborn stance and determination amid a difficult task or pursuit. The line suggests resilience and focus as daybreak arrives.
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