Weather forecast for Midwest states June outlook
Chicago reports fair tonight with warmer temperatures in the north and central zones. Friday will be partly cloudy with warmer air. Iowa expects partly cloudy skies and possible showers in the west tonight or Friday as temperatures slowly rise. Wisconsin forecasts fair conditions tonight and Friday with a gradual temperature increase.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ellis Has Party Platform Tentative Planks In Chicago
Attorney General Ellis of Ohio arrived in Chicago with a rough draft of the tentative platform for the Republican National convention. The day noted little interest among the national committee as Taft delegates won control in South Carolina's first district and were ordered seated in the fifth district.
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Ohio
Chicago
Associated Press
Ellis
Republican, National Committee
South Carolina
Taft
Cullom backs Lowden in Illinois delegation fight
Chicago June 11 Senator Shel by M Cullom says he favors Frank Lowden for national committeeman and supports Speaker Cannon while hoping for party harmony. He praises Taft Knox and Fairbanks, backs Cannon, and notes tariff revision as a key campaign issue. The fight between Upham and Lowden camps intensifies as arrivals discuss votes and planning.
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Chicago
Shelby M. Cullom
Ilinois
Auditorium Annex
Peacock Lane
London
Upham
Frank Lowden
Lowden
Fred
Frank
Washington
Republican Party
Tam
Joe Cannon
White House
Taft
Justice of the Supreme Bench
Fuller
Senator Cullom
Highland Park
Lowdon
Downstate
Cook County
Walter Reeves
Streator
Charles P. Hitch
Paris
Hitch
Colonel Lowden
Death in Political Quarrel Ends City Marshal's Life
St. Joseph Missouri, June 11. R K Duncan, candidate for prosecuting attorney, shot Charles F Butler, city marshal, seven times during a political quarrel at Stanberry. Butler died. Duncan is in jail.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
Stanberry
R. K. Duncan
Charles F. Butler
Butler
Duncan
Acquitted on One Charge for Hitchcock Bail Set
New York June 11 Raymond Hitchcock the comedian was acquitted today on one charge brought by several women and released on $7,500 bail. There are multiple indictments pending on similar charges.
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Hitchcock
Associated Press
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Billik's Plea Denied. Execution Stays Ordered
Springfield June 11. The supreme court refuses to stay the execution of Herman Billik a Chicago fortune teller convicted of poisoning members of the Vrzal family.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Herman Billik
Vzral
Commissioner Denies Jerome Rumor in Court Case
Plattsburg New York June 11 Commissioner Hund called a circulating report false claiming he reached a decision in District Attorney Jerome's case and found facts that did not support Jerome's dismissal.
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Associated Press
Plattsburg, N. Y
Hund
Jerome
Man Kills Woman Then Kills Self in Reno Resort
Associated Press report from Reno dated November details Harry Mc Causland shooting Nan Harrison in a resort where she sang and then taking his own life. The incident followed a personal crisis note.
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Associated Press
Reno
Harry McCausland
Nan” Harrison
Harrison
Special election set for Freeport park district vote
Judge Clarity designates next Tuesday as election day to create Freeport park district. Five park commissioners will be chosen. Prospective candidates should submit names to Dr. R. J. Burns, committee chairman, by Friday noon.
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Freeport Park District
Lowden set for re election as Illinois national committeeman
Advices to the Journal state there is no doubt of Congressman Frank O Lowden's re election as national committeeman from Illinois. The matter will be settled on Monday and opposition is expected to be withdrawn by then.
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Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Bijou Show Promotes French Factory Originals
See the pictures at the Bijou. All French and direct from the factory. Watch others copy our ideas. lt.
Groom Was Bashful and Delivers Wedding Drive
Emanuel Streiff of McConnell known as Joe wed Miss Mary Ward after long bashful hesitation. The couple planned to marry in Freeport but he refused to ride with her on the train or near the station, electing to travel separately and ride a rig to join her at Winslow. The groom faced a cheering crowd with reluctance while the bride supported him, ending with the couple reuniting after a cautious journey and vows of better or worse.
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Manuel Streiff
McConnell
Joe
Mary Ward
Emanuel
Freeport
Burg
Mmanuel
Winslow
Manuel
McConnellites
Supervisors Finish June Session and Adjourn to September
The board of supervisors completed the June session on Wednesday afternoon and adjourned to the second Tuesday of September. The blind committee report was read and adopted. Frank Lohr noted the sheriff's accounts committee had overlooked instructing the sheriff in writing to turn over 607.80 to the county treasurer. A bridge cooperation committee was formed with members for West Point and Kent bridges. Bauscher moved standard mileage and per diem for members, which was approved. Dow moved adjournment to September.
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Committee On Blind
Frank Lohr
Committee On Sheriff
Boeke
Commissioners of Highways
West Point Bridge
Messrs
Barnes. Stine and Lutz
Kent Bridge
Bauscher, Beyers and Rigney
Bauscher
Dow
Home Coming plans include footsport and stunts in Freeport
Paul Seitz is general chairman of the amusements committee for the Freeport Business Men's association. The Home Coming on August 27 will feature street athletics and sports in downtown districts including basketball indoor baseball volley ball races and acrobatic stunts. A sub-committee will oversee each sport class and a late day baseball game may be arranged for that date.
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Paul Seitz
Freeport Business Men’s Association
Close Out Spring and Summer Stock at The Un-to-Date Tailor
Jons S Harpster offers $38.00 and $40.00 sack suits at $30.00 to close out spring and summer stock. Tailor located at 1389 Stephen son St. Glldlw, nearing inventory clearance.
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Jons S. Harpster
Stephenson St. G
Marshall's Best Flour on Special Sale Friday Saturday
Marshall's Best Flour offered at 1.40 per sack on Friday and Saturday June 12 and 13 to prove no flour beats it at any price. Serr and Hataur are promoting the sale with the claim of top quality.
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Marshall's
Serr & Hataur
Mrs Pinkham Family Sails for European Tour
Mrs Pinkham of the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company Lyon Missouri with her son Arthur W Pinkham and younger family members sails for Naples on May 20 for a three months tour of Europe and a long vacation.
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Mre. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
One-Arm Man George Miles Sentenced to Joliet Penitentiary
George Miles, the one-armed inmate of the county farm, was convicted of assault with intent to kill and sentenced to the Joliet penitentiary for not less than one year nor more than twenty. On March 2, solitary confinement will begin for the remainder of the term, subject to pardons board action. A horse deal dispute led to a blow exchange between George Rawleigh and Adolph and Otto Herbig, with warrants issued before further arrests.
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George Miles
Joliet
Miles
JoHet
Board of Pardons
Adolph Herbig
George Rawleigh
George
Otto Herbig
Adolph
Larceny Charge Against Woman at Hotel Milner
A young woman using the name Emma Snyder and several aliases was arrested on larceny charges after allegedly charming herself into homes to learn valuables. She faces a Saturday hearing and is confined at the Hotel Milner meanwhile. The piece also notes a U S court matter involving Ed Schering of Cassville and a Lindstrom postal case, with Schering now facing serious trouble and unlikely to attend the next term.
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Emma Snyder
Emma
Milner
Ed. Schering
Cassville
Wis
Lindstrom
Rochelle
Landis
Schering
Savanna
United States Court
Railroad Agents Gather for Freeport Meeting on I C Division
About 30 to 40 passenger and freight agents on the Freeport division of the Illinois Central attended the second monthly meeting held at the Brewster House. Freight claim agent R. Kirkland of Chicago spoke, with brief remarks from other town representatives. The association, formed at Amboy a month ago, is the system’s only group of its kind. Jerry Reardon is secretary and L Backus presides.
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Illinois Centra Road
Freeport
Ilinois Central Railroad
Association of
Frasport
I. C
Brewster House
R. Kirkland
Illinois Central
Chicago
Amboy
Jerry Reardon
L. Backus
Dixon
To Reduce Stock at The Up-to-Date Tailer
To reduce my present stock I offer a special discount of lu per cent on all spring and summer goods. A splendid opportunity to get a first class suit at a low price. JOHNS S. HARPSTER, The Up-to-Date Tailer, 139 Stephenson St.
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Johns S. Harpster
Stephenson St
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