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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1920
Page
2
A voter filled report favors George W Carr for the legislature, predicting a landslide with strong local and district support. It cites voters, officers, and party endorsements across Maywood and surrounding towns, arguing for local self rule and tax payer friendly reforms.
The report notes Cole as another candidate and states Judge Carr's chances for the nomination must be exceedingly good, signaling a favorable outlook for Carr despite opposition.
A recognizably strong endorsement from local Republicans for Arthur A. Huebsch in the Kevengh Senatorial District. The letter highlights his legal ability, public service, and plans to revise the Public Utilities Act to restore local regulatory power. It urges voters to nominate Huebsch as one of two Republicans for the March primary.
A fragment quotes Ole Hanson describing an Indigenous practice of creating a woolen effigy to harm an enemy, pierced through the head with a needle, believed to affect the target when spoken over with magical words. He cites Americaniam and Bol shevism as symbolic threats.
An article explains how voters can distribute their three votes among representatives in each district. Plumping means assigning three votes to one candidate by marking a single name. Voting more than three for representatives or any other offices invalidates the ballot as polled.
A fragment from Plutarch Life of Alexander recounts a distant battle at Congameta where Ale Anguished Maretonian and Darina clash near the camels house. It notes a Persian king granted villages and rents as sustenance during life as gratitude for a swift camel escape.
A garbled note from The Review A real Ive newspaper describes a confusing scene about a candy shop location and various misread terms. It mentions ground floor doors and vague references to nights, but the exact meaning remains unclear and the item reads as a fragment.
Rex Hoac presents Going Some by Goldwyn Pictures at Archers Forest Park Theater Wednesday and Thursday. Kenneth Harlan stars as Donald Keay army captain with a war past in Argentina. Harlan recalls Thanksgiving away from Los Angeles as the desert setting mirrors the production.
The speaker opposes compulsory military service and U S withdrawal from Europe. He supports repealing the Public Utilities act to grant Home Rule to cities, favors cooperative marketing to ensure fair prices, and backs a liberal wartime bonus for service members. He calls for tax exemption on incomes under 5000 dollars and champions a Jeffersonian American republic.
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