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Joliet Daily Times

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1921

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Submarine Regulation Debate Across Major Powers

In Washington on December 30 the proposed Root plan to outlaw submarine use against merchant ships faces fierce opposition from France Italy and Japan in a sub committee. The US and Great Britain back immediate adoption while other nations urge study and reference. The dispute centers on two parts of the Root scheme with ongoing White House consultations signaling sharp policy splits.

Washington Great Britain United States France Italy Japan Elihu Root Arthur Balfour

Joliet Holiday Visitors and New Year Party Plans

Miss Lois Cohen, friend of Lillian Rubens, arrived from the Twin Cities and will spend the holidays at the Rubens home in Joliet. She is the guest of honor at a New Year’s party planned for Chicago’s Marigold Gardens Saturday night. Agricultural query considers ancient rights tied to corn husking as outdated as mistletoe customs. A boy’s top Christmas wish by age ten is a toy that makes a racket. John D. B proposes ideas to brighten next Christmas. Tax time shifts to October. A child’s belief in Santa makes two stockings seem enough.

Lois Cohen Lillian Rubens Joliet Twin Cities Rubens Marigold Gardens Chicago Miss Rubens Charlotte Rubens Lillian Robinson Edith Dabelstein Jerusalem Eddie Cantor

Brotherhood Will Meet Tues Night at Lutheran Church

The Lutheran Brotherhood of the First Evangelical Lutheran Church will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday evening January 3 1922 at 730 pm in the church parlors at the corner of Benton and Ottawa streets. Rev P A Sorensen pastor will give a short talk and a lunch will be prepared by a committee after the meeting. Invitations have been sent to friends and attendance is expected. The brotherhood organized November 10 1921 and the charter remains open for this meeting. All members are urged to attend if possible as important matters are anticipated.

First Evangelical Lutheran Church Benton Ottawa Streets P. A Sorensen

Santa Visits Joliet Elks Xmas Party For Children

North Pole visitor arrives by special invitation from Joliet Lodge 296. Judge Purkhiser and Rev H E Rompel address youngsters about Elks benevolence and charity while children perform and wave farewell to Kris Kringle. Swedish Orphan's Home children miss event due to diphtheria quarantine.

North Pole Joliet B. P. O. Ellis Edward G. Purkhiser Santa Claus Elks’ Lodge H. E Dad” Rompel Santa Ernest Heilsher Kris Kringle Thin Iks

Chemical Engineers Hold 14th Annual Meeting in Baltimore

In Baltimore, the 14th annual meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers opened at the Emerson Hotel with focus on chemical welfare and a Washington symposium on National Defense. The report notes the event center on welfare topics and defense policy amid ongoing discussions.

Baltimore American Institute of Chemical Engineers Emerson Hotel Washington

New Years Eve Tightened Ban By Joliet Sheriff

An official ultimatum from Sheriff Newkirk bans liquor in Joliet eateries and cafes on New Year’s Eve. Patrons must stay quiet, wave a handkerchief at midnight, and avoid public intoxication as authorities pledge strict enforcement. The citywide crackdown targets “wet” bars and pleasure resorts across the region.

International Boundry United States Omar Khayyam Bacchus Juliet Chicago Sponge Squads

Cats carry Joliet Masonic group to La Grange home

Members of Joliet Masonic bodies conveyed by three special cats to the Masonic Orphan's Home at La Grange for a Christmas celebration. An enjoyable program featured splendid acts by the children and two Christmas trees with presents for everyone.

Joliet Masonic Orphan's Home la Grange

Will Wade Named Illustrious Potentate of Medinah Temple

Will H Wade was elected Illustrious Potentate of Medinah Temple A A O N M S S the largest shrine temple in the world James Todd elected Chief Rabban Edward L Johnson Assistant Rabban John W Swatek High Priest and Prophet Arthur H Vincent Oriental Guide Robert M Johnson treasurer Samuel H Smith Recorder Medinah Temple gave 20000 to Masonic Orphans Home La Grange to enlarge the institution Ten thousand dollars voted to Hii nog Masonic Hospital Chicago for a new laboratory and diet kitchen 2600 each voted to the Eastern Star home Macon Ill and the Christmas Fund of the Old Peoples home Sullivan

Will H. Wade Medinah Temple Joliet Medinah James Todd Rabban Edward L. Johnson John W. Swatek Arthur H. Vincent Robert M. Johnson Samuel H. Smith la Grange Hiinoig Masonic Hospital Chicago Eastern Star Macon Ill Old Peoples Sullivan

Mrs. Chas Weinebrod Dies At 47 In Joliet Hospital

Mrs Charles Weinebrod aged 47 died Thursday afternoon at St Josephs hospital after noon. She is survived by her husband a daughter Emma Jane of Joliet two brothers and three sisters of New York. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Western Undertaking parlors with burial in Elmhurst cemetery.

Charles Weinebrod St. Joseph's Hospital Emma Jane Joliet New York Western Undertaking Elmhurst Cemetery

Kope held 10 days more before magistrate

Dis founderly case continues as Rebecca Kope remains under restraint till ten o clock tomorrow. Margaret Malenko sues for 105 dollars back pay and its consideration before a justice of the peace was postponed. Witness Malenko aided police after the raid and revealed calls to Ottawa and an uncle tied to the hope case.

Rebecca Kope Nicholson Margaret Malenko Kope Margaret Malenke

Col Golberg Receives Farewell Banquet Tribute in Joliet

Col Golberg longtime Joliet businessman and founder of B Nai Jacob was honored at a farewell banquet by BNai Jacob Synagogue in Alpine hall. Rabbi Budzinski praised his philanthropy aiding Jewish and non Jewish residents while celebrating Chanukah and faith. Entertainment featured Irving Hirschfield and daughter Irma Rubens with Mrs Rubens and Leonard Rosen delivering songs and caps.

Max Golberg Joliet California Bnai Jacob Synagogue Alpine Hall Rabbi I. Budzinski Chicago Col.Golberg B’nai Jacob Col Golberg Juliet Rabbi Budzinski Joley Col. Golberg Moe Robinson Irving Hirschfield David Hirschfield Irving Goldstein Hirschfield Goldstein New York Irma Rubens

Paris Murder Plot by Two Lovers Ends in Dissection

Estelle Jobin and her lover Charles Burger killed her husband Ernest Jobin at the Grand Hotel in Paris. After a heated argument Burger stabbed Jobin, then the couple cut up the body, disposing of parts in a river and rest in a park nearby, while the six year old daughter slept. The motive centered on Jobin's 60,000 francs savings and Burger’s jealousy of his rival.

Paris Estelle Jobin Charles Burger Ernest Jobin Grand Hotel Burger Madeline Mme. Jobin Bridge

Governor Smal Attacks Prosecution Over Embezzlement Indictments

Governor Smal denounces prosecutorial methods as he notes Lake County indictments in July and the Sangamon grand jury findings. He recalls his readiness for trial set for January 9, 1922, and says the case was dismissed without trial by Sangamon officials, leaving only a misdemeanor charge and demanding a speedy, fair trial.

Waukegan Len Smal Clindis Ernor Edwards Sangamon County Illinois Sony of Restance

Deputies Head to Beer Case Hearing in Joliet

Sheriff Newkirk and deputies Gus Wrashe and Frank Woods with Jeff Joliet traveled to attend the Thomas McFarland hearing at the federal building this morning. They helped raid Porter cry operations and will testify before Commissioner Mason in federal court as authorities remained in Joliet for several days.

Newkirk Gus Wrashe Frank Woods Jeff

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