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Joliet Daily Times

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1921

Page

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Joliet Weather and Local Notes Promise Small Changes

Fair tonight and Thursday with a touch of colder air tonight. Joliet motorists find conditions improving as cross crossings near Chicago and Van Buren are cleared. Hopes rise for a Christmas upgrade to Joliet Van Buren scenic railway. Senator Cartwright to speak at noonday luncheon on Industrial Freedom. Oil well near Mokena reaches 200 feet with rock strata being drilled. Joliet to form two athletic clubs West End and Irving under Johnny Walker supervision. Mrs Mikeeen to Chicago Heights for visits. Mr and Mrs Steen plan 38th wedding anniversary next Sunday.

Joliet Chicago van Buren Ottawa George Wilder Cartwright Association of Commerce Mokena West End Irving Johnny Walker Cy Lee Club Springfield

Damage suit filed against Kline stores by Therese Boise

Therese Boise wife of city patrolman Rudolph Boise sues Kline stores for 10000 alleging illegal detention and false arrest after a search when she attempted to leave last August. Attorney T V Gorey says declaration will be filed in a week or ten days. Boise, a German born American, had limited English at the time.

Therese Boise Rudolph Boise Kline T. V. Gorey Boise Loop Bolse Coblenz Germany Europe

Naval radio talks reopen amid 5-5-3 ratio and Mutsu fate

Washington dispatches report the big three Hughes Balfour and Kato resuming talks on naval radio policy. Indications favor Japan accepting the 5-5-3 ratio and retaining the battleship Mutsu, with Britain noting progress in the British quarters today.

Washington Hughes Balfour Kato Japan Mutsu

Rarest relics in danger after West Park fire

The James H. Ferriss residence hosts a famed collection of snails, stuffed animals, Navajo relics, an Indian birch bark canoe, and natural history volumes. A Tuesday night fire caused by faulty wiring threatened the upstairs room and its irreplaceable items. A second fire occurred Wednesday morning. city forester MacLean helped contain it. Ferriss, now in Arizona, travels the Southwest with leading naturalists and will return to Joliet in spring.

James H. Ferriss West Park Fraklin Woods Ferriss Mr. Ferriss Playstaff Ariz MacLean Park Phe Perris _ comia Ferris Grand Canyon America Europe Joliet

Girl claims plot to abduct her in Joliet

Florence Rudd, plaintiff in a case against eight Joliet men, alleged a kidnapping plot to abduct her before a trial on December 22. She said many men waited at Jefferson Street and Eastern Avenue to kidnap her and hold her until after the trial. Police searched the area but found no kidnapping design. Rudd, who lives at 640 Jefferson Street, said the men, described as eight seans, attacked her in Highland Park and posed as officers. all but two defendants have surrendered.

Florence Rudd Joliet Jefferson Street Eastern Avenue Rudd Highland Park

China Presents Her List of Grievances

China presented a list of grievances against the system of spheres of influence at a Berlin conference. Discussion was brief as Japan delayed action, asking for time to review the Chinese data before a general debate.

China Washington Toentes Japan Delon Gen“Tere Xin Oda Sion

$200 Milk Brings Disorder Charge At Police Cafeteria

Jonn W Williams, listed at Johns Williams, faced a $200 disorderly conduct fine after an attempted short change at Consumers' Company. He later donated a can of condensed milk worth about 20 cents to Creed's cafeteria, where police lodgers drink morning coffee.

Jonn W Williams Consumers’ Company Nicholson Williams Creed

Arm loss sparks $25,000 suit against Santa Fe

Joseph Annunzi of 709 Scott street sues the Santa Fe railroad for 25000 claiming his right arm was amputated after falling from a box car while eight Joliet bound youths rode a train from Streator. He says two men identifying as railroad detectives expelled them from town and warned of arrest. the incident occurred August 31, 1921, near Coal City and Coal City’s medical aid followed.

Joseph Annunzi Scott Street Santa Fe Railroad Joliet Streator Annunzi Fouet Stréato Coal City

White Man Jokes As Mob Lynches Him In Texas

In Waco, December 14, Curley Hackney, 28, a white man said to be from Atlanta, confessed to attempting an assault on an 8 year old girl. A mob of about 800 took him from the city jail to a spot near Oakwood cemetery and hanged him. His body was shot full of bullets after death. Hackney reportedly showed no remorse and joked with the crowd. The girl was not seriously injured.

Waco Tex Hackney

Bly and Fanner Found Guilty of First Degree Murder

In a payroll robbery dated December 81, Bly and George K. Fanner were found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death. The report from Washington dated December 14 notes a "pacific" proceeding.

Bly George K. Fanner

Joliet Police Hunt for O Connor Turns to Train Search

Joliet police last night hunted for Terrible Tommy O Connor who was to die tomorrow and may have escaped from Cook County Jail. Acting on a tip about a freight train due into Joliet at 10 80, Capt. Fornango and aides prepared to stop the train and arrest him on sight. A tramp's surrender misled officers but O Connor remained at large as Chicago police investigate tips and rumors.

Joliet Tommy” O'Connor Cook County Chicago & Alton Glenn Yards Chicago O'Connor Fornango McCanna Futterer McCarthy Layfield Judnich Q'Connor O’connors

Joliet Urges Early Shipping of Holiday Gifts

Joliet express offices urged residents to send Christmas gifts early to avert congestion and ensure on time delivery. C F Bush emphasized packing gifts securely with clear addresses, internal labels, and legible printing, noting reinforced boxes and inside address placement aid misdirected shipments. The company also distributed Not to Be Opened Until Christmas labels at local offices.

C. F. Bush City Express Mr. Bush Express Express Company

B and O Shopmen To Be Laid Off Soon

Baltimore officials announced a system wide shutdown of heavy repair shops next Saturday. Thousands of Baltimore and Ohio shopmen will be furloughed indefinitely due to low business and economic pressures. Officials did not estimate how long the layoff would last.

Baltimore Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Annont

Square deal for the Middle West call to end Washington bias

Senator Har- SBR and Senator Kessinger urge a square deal for the Middle West in tariff taxes and freight rates. They condemn Washington as a political city distant from ranches mines farms and factories and warn that South and Wall Street influence threaten Main Street.

Middle West Har- Sbr Cerease Kessinger Washington D. C Wall Street New York London Republic Ocean Atlantic Pacific San Francisco Washiington South Main Street

Charities Seek Help For Xmas Baskets in Joliet

The Associated Charities solicits more volunteers for Christmas basket work. Miss Helen Louise Wilcox chairs the basket committee and Mrs Arthur leads the organization. Officers or any members will explain the filling system to interested Joliet residents.

Associated Charities Helen Louise Wilcox Mra. Arthur Joliet

Wilson Declines Interference in Four-Power Pact

Former President Woodrow Wilson says he will not interfere with the Four-Power Pacific treaty or Armament conference decisions. Senators Glass Swanson convey his stance to keep Democratic views separate from the treaty process. Tensions rise as Senator Underwood and Senator Glass reportedly break over leadership and criticism shaping senate unity.

Washington Woodrow Wilson Wilson League of Nations Glass and Swanson Virginia Oscar Underwood Alabama Carter Glass Senate Underwood Glass

Railroad seeks authority to issue gold bonds

Washington December 14 The Cincinnati Indians and Western railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue and place in the treasury 1,129,000 of first mortgage 6 percent 50 year gold bonds for financing. The request aims to secure long term funding and bolster capacity.

Washington Cincinnati, Indians and Western Railroad Today Interstate Commerce ‘Commission Treasury

Break Armistice Session Opens in Dail Eireann

A sergeant of the Royal Irish Constabulary was shot and killed in Bal- Uybunnlen as Dail Eireann convened for a break in the Armistice. The shooting shocked attendees and prompted security concerns across the session.

Dail Eireann Royal Irish Constabulary Bal- Uybunnlen

Seeks An Honest Delegate In Arms Conference Halls

Diogenes and Urban Ledoux a bread line figure picketed an arms conference carrying a lantern to symbolize seeking honesty. Ledoux plans to question delegates with Biblical queries about their honesty while asserting his focus remains on those at the conference. He vows to continue picketing through the event.

Ledoux God

Farm Bureau Highly Active Across Illinois In 1921

Illinois farm bureaus reported record activity in 1921 across legislative, marketing, and organizational work. Freight rate cuts saved farmers an estimated $100,000 in 1922, with new milk marketing ventures at St. Louis Freeport Quincy and a Mt. Carroll creamery. Cooperatives formed or planned include alfalfa potato and fruit vegetable exchanges and live stock shipping groups.

Springfield Illinois Farm D Agricultural Association Illinois St. Louis Freeport Quincy Mt. Carroll Galesburg Waukegan Tazewell County Cook County East St. Louis United States Grain Growers, Inc

Amazon Army Marches Into Pittsburg K En Dec 14 Mine Explosions Reported

In K en Missouri or nearby region a women led march advances into enemy territory with banners and songs. They aim to reach Cherokee county mineshafts before militia troops arrive. Two mine shafts were wrecked nearby by explosions, though the marching group was not yet near those sites.

Pittsburg Kén Arma Jean D Menghini Drywood Creek

Lina Abarbenell and Husband Are Sued

Chicago report states Lina Abarbenell known as the Merry Widow and her writer husband face a suit by Richard T. Davis in superior court to recover a debt. Davis secured judgment and an auction sale of the couple’s assets, including a richly furnished Evanston residence, is to be held Friday.

Chicago Lina Abarbenell Merry Widow Edward Goldbeck Evanston Richard T. Davis Coma

Railroad Rate Test Opens as ICC Probes Passenger Freight Fees

Washington December 14 The railroad situation in the United States regarding traffic charges wages and financial conditions was placed under scrutiny as the Interstate Commerce Commission began hearings to determine the reasonableness of passenger and freight rates.

Washington United States Interstate Commerce Ommission

O Connor Stunt: Seven Inmates Escape City Jail

Des Moines police close by plan to capture Terrible Tommy O Connor as seven prisoners on the second floor of the city jail saw through bars and drop to the ground using blankets escaping en masse. The dramatic breakout occurred while officers debated pursuit just feet away.

Des Moines Iowa Tommy” O’connor

Slain Doctor’s Widow Confesses in New York

Mrs Lilian Schaeffer Raisen confessed to killing Dr. Abraham L Glickatein in New York, saying she would not repeat the act if she had control of herself. The District Attorney questioned her at length. the plea appeared to stem from insanity.

New York Lilian Schaeffer Raisen Abraham L. Glickatein

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