Illiness Weather Forecast and Local Remarks
Cloudy and somewhat colder tonight with Saturday rain or snow in the north and rain in the south. Deli Careyth of Spokane, Washington, president of the order, spoke at the auditorium Thursday night about the Eagle home final payment and its now debt free status. Mr. Smith, a Washington figure, praised the Joliet Eagles and their club’s improving home. Damages claimed by Joseph Rochevar allege the defendant struck him multiple blows on November 19, 1921, causing injury and illness.
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Spokane
Washington
Order of
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Washington Street
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Joliet Eagles
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Labor Party ticket heads with no opposition reported
Five Labor Heads Of State Without Any Opposition include President John H. Walker and officers Victor A. Olander Thomas Kelly of Streator Joseph W. Morton of Chicago and Al Towers of Belleville. Several vice presidents face challengers in a sprawling slate with multiple contested races across Illinois cities.
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Labor
John H. Walker
Victor A. Olander
Thomas Kelly
Streator
Joseph W. Morton
Chicago
al Towers
Belleville
John P. McGrath
Springfield
R. G. Fitchie
W. B H. Stacy
Peoria
H.l Carbine
Richard J. O'Halloren
Taylorville
Mary McEnerney
Frank A. Leven
Danville
Ben Jacobsen
Rock Island
Henry F. Feldeworth
Breese
Michael J. Whalen
East St. Louis
Henry Culver
J. T. Bauer
L. J. Salch
Bloomington
Hhe
Emil Reinhold
Decatur
Fred Heldt
Ville
James B. Nore
R. H. Larner
Granite City
Waldo Cross
J. A. Kain
Agnes Nestor
Phil C. Sauer
Bolivian Police Battle with Two Americans
Washington dispatch reports a deadly clash between Bolivian police and two American citizens near the Mix home in Seide Cruz. Hart Mix was killed. an American named Mets was jailed as three Bolivian officers died and two were wounded. Bolivian authorities order a full investigation and Mets to be released.
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Washington
State Department
Hart Mix
Matthews
Danville
Ohio
Mets
Mix
Seite Cruz
Ean
Mir Metz
Boman
Robbery near city center by three bandits
Three bandits robbed a person of 3000 dollars this afternoon near the city center and fled in an automobile. Police pursue leads and search for the suspects and vehicle.
Joliet Transit Row Prompts Fares Cut Talk and Gas Probe
The Joliet Taxpayers League led by William C Mooney pressed the Illinois Commerce Commission to allow the Chicago and Joliet Street Railway to cut fares amid wage declines and rising living costs. A plan would charge seventy five cents a month plus five cents per ride, totaling about 3.25 monthly if riding twice daily, while gas rates and quality drew separate debate. Campaigning for cheaper, better gas and lower street car fares faces publication support from Mooney and The Times, with promises of further reductions and public pressure.
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Joiet Tax-Payers League
William C. Mooney
Diinois Commerce Commission
Joliet
orMer
Rata
The
Times
Tax- Payers League
J. R. Blackhall
Richard J Barr
Sanate
Ira C. Copley
E’ll
Taxpayers’ League of
Chicago and Joliet
Her Face Value At Princess Saturday
A brief item notes Peggy Malone of Her Face Blue stars in a show titled Her Face Value at Princess Saturday with Wands Hawley involved in the production.
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Princess Saturday
Peggy Malone
Wands Hawley
This Lady Keeps Failing Husbands In Allotment Case
Mrs Ferguson Taylor Moler Meehan and Drexler, a sailor, faced charges for collecting allotments from four bona fide husbands and a few others totaling about 400 a month. Fred Taylor Paul Moler Albert Drexler and Thomas Meehan were named in the case as soldiers and a sailor involved in the scheme.
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Fred Taylor
Paul Moler
Albert ‘Drexler
Thomas Meehan
Ferguson-Taylor-Moler-Meehan-Drexler
Police prepare warrants in assault case involving Florence Rudd
Chief Corcoran announced warrants charging a serious statutory offense against Maynard Murr Ed Dockendorf Ray Meyers Lonnie Heath Clyde Hutchinson Charles Kreager Joe Tracy and John Farrey in connection with an assault on Florence Rudd 20 of 640 E Jefferson street The report notes impersonating officers charges and the involvement of Charlies Stump Elvis Johnson and other details from Mrs Wheeler The Harding presidency hosts foreign correspondents at a White House reception this afternoon
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Corcoran
Florence Rudd
E. Jefferson Street
Maynard Murr
Ed Dockendorf
Ray Meyers
Lonnie Heath
Clyde Hutchinson
Charles Kreager
Joe Tracy
John Farrey
Charlies Stump
Joe Kelly
Elvis Johnson
Caswell’s
Morse Arrest News From Havre On Voyage Return
Charles W. Morse of New York financier and shipbuilder was arrested on arrival in Havre aboard the liner Paris. Morse faces questions tied to wartime finances with the United States Shipping Board. He denies wrongdoing and says the charges are preposterous while seeking vacation. Provisional arrest notices were issued in Washington and French authorities may be asked to act.
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Havre
Charles W. Morse
New York
Paris
Morse
United States Shipping Board
International News Service
France
Charles W. Morris
Washington
Dorothy O'Brien Appears in Joliet Elks Benefit Minstrels
Dor othy O'Brien daughter of Mike O'Brien a Joliet lodge member joined the chorus on stage as a surprise guest at the Elks' Benefit Minstrels. The Chicago studio performer danced with a cork-faced comedian and impressed Joliet patrons. Rumor says she will repeat the number tonight.
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Fredra
Dorothy O’brien
Mike O’brien
Joliet Lodge No. 296
Chicago
Elks
Dorothy
Essany
Motion Picture Corporation
Joliet
Simple Funeral Held For Coll McNaughton
The funeral for Coll McNaughton, who died suddenly Tuesday at noon, was held from the late residence at 3:30 this afternoon. Services were brief and simple, reflecting the decedent’s wishes. Active pallbearers were John Bray, Louis Piepenbrink, W. J. Lyons, John T. Clyne, Joseph McFadden, and Henry J. Weber. Honorary pallbearers included James Walter Martin, J. W. Downey, Judge George Cowing, E. J. Corlett, J. W. D Arcy, and Peter Shutts. Members of the Wills County Bar Association attended the funeral after meeting in the circuit court room earlier in the day.
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Coll McNaughton
John Bray
Louis Piepenbrink
W. J. Lyons
John T. Clyne
Joseph McFadden
Henry J. Weber
James Walter Martin
J. W. Downey
George Cowing
E. J. Corlett
J. W. D'Arcy
Peter Shutts
Engineer Electrocuted in Danville Power House
Danville Illinois Trac system worker Grover McNear, an engineer, was electrocuted while attempting to replace a blown fuse in the power house. The incident occurred today as maintenance crews worked on the traction system.
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Danville
Illinois
Grover McNear
Smile-Cheer Winners and Prize List From Tribune
The Tribune lists multiple winners and prize amounts including a $1,000 prize and a $500 extra for the lowest number, with additional $10, $5, and various series prizes noted. The long catalog names many series and numbers, detailing prize outcomes and how to receive additional sums. The Herald Examiner also notes prize series and standings, highlighting top prizes and special high and low number acknowledgments.
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Herald-Examiner
Mertens
Four Die in New Prison Accident and Funeral Plans
Four men died in yesterday’s accident at the new prison. Eric and Lindstrom were brothers from Sweden, Charles Ahees of State, and Nels Johnson of Lemont. John Ludberg, 30, of Garneray Avenue, is expected to recover. A double funeral is planned for the Lindstrom brothers, with services at the Swedish Lutheran church and interment after a procession by Cantigny Post veterans. The coroner will conduct a rigid investigation into the steel girder collapse from a 60 foot drop.
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Eric
Lindstrom
Charles Ahees
Tate
Nels Johnson
Lemont
John Ludberg
Garneey Avenue
Lindstrom Brothers
St. Joseph's Hospital
Chamberlain and Sioans ‘Undertaking Chapel
Clinton Street
Swedish Lutheran Church
Benton and
Casaid
Ems
Saas Teddihees
Sntwiver
Brite Lindstrom
Sweden
Margaret, Pearson
Joliet
Anna
Chicago
Linnia
Juhar
Governor Small to face quash hearing in Waukegan
Reports on the grand jury bribery scandal fade as preparations begin for Gov. Small's trip to Waukegan where attorneys will argue to quash the embezzlement indictment. Small travels with his son and aides, while state and assistant prosecutors plan the motion. Other charges of corrupt practices and blackmail against a grand juror will be investigated.
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Waukegan
Gov. Small
Gov Small
Kankakee
Ate
Claire C. Edwards
Leslie Small
Velma Schroeder
Alys C. Laforgee
Decatur
Werner W. Schroeder
Kankakes
Howard Pree
Sangamon County
James H. Wilkerson
Thomas Marshall
Lake County
Fred Mortimer Bae
Shall
Btate
Mortimer
William ‘D .“Buck” Evans
United States Likely to Sacrifice Guam Fortifications
Washington reports indicate the U S may agree to abandon plans for further fortifications of Guam if necessary to ensure conference success. The note comes from high authorities reflecting flexibility in strategic posture amid ongoing talks.
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Washington
United States
Guam
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