Barr Obtains Action On Long Delayed Subway
Senator Barr secures order directing the department of public works to petition the commerce commission to proceed with subway work beneath Island tracks west of Joliet. Estimated cost about 185000 with state paying majority and railroad companies contributing 60 to 70 percent. Governor Small announces funding plan as Will County receives a 100415 refund from a road appropriation, to be used for future highway improvements.
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Miorias
Opening of New York Chicago air mail route ceremony
Chicago June 27 radio will play a key role in opening the first New York Chicago overnight air mail service. Five route fields Hadley New Brunswick Bellefonte Cleveland Bryan endry Maywood are equipped with radio gnsts and ships are dispatched by radio.
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More Moisture Expected This Week In Fall Pattern
Weather report notes above normal moisture for the coming week with forecast heavier rainfall in the region. Last Wednesday brought about four inches of rain, causing temporary street flooding in parts of the country. scattered showers and possible thunderstorms are anticipated in the upper plains and lower Missouri valleys.
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Collision Injures Two In Illinois Campaign Patrol
A touring car driven by John Callahan of Wisconsin collided with another vehicle near Rahoul in Illinois. Callahan and the other driver were injured and taken to Chatgpaien Hospital with burns and facial injuries.
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John Callahan
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Ekull
He Bee
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Rahtoul
Wolcot
Col John Coolidge’s Condition Worsens After Illness
The Boston Advertiser reports Col John Coolidge, father of the president, deteriorated today as doctors at Bridgewater Vermont treated him for a sudden turn for the worse in his illness. Dr E L Cram provided the update from Bridgewater.
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John Coolidge
E. L. Cram
Bridgewater, Vt
Cornerstone 10 Be Laid Today At First Baptist Church
Cornerstone ceremony for the First Baptist Church under construction at Clinton and North Eastern avenue to be held at 3 pm. The Will County ministerial and religious leaders attend. Traffic on Eastern Avenue between Cass and Clinton will close for the event. A program includes invocations, songs, and addresses from Rev. Carman, Rev. Gilmore, and Rev. Koehler, followed by placing the cornerstone depository with church history and financial statements.
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Ilinois
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Joliet Baptists
G. L.vance
Join Lambert
H.W
Joliet Man 18 Made Leader Of State Veterans
Springfield June 1 Patrick Joliet elected department commander at state encampment. Joliet’s Patrick named top post ahead of Dixon and Decatur. Rev Mr Patrick, Cantigny Post chaplain, wins state leadership in a surprise result. Joliet band praised as delegates head home after 1976 convention day. Officers include Mrs. B Ensign Gill as department commander and Harry L Motsinger, Clyde Miller among others.
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Aurora
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Chicago
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Washington Opposes Parade of Klan in June District Rally
A report states Washington leaders oppose a planned parade by the Ku Klux Klan, arguing it could provoke religious and racial conflict. Officials urge city action to counter hate while District authorities note they cannot deny a lawful march. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People backs careful planning to prevent violence.
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New York
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Funeral set for D. B. McKinpetto governor’s brother in law
Funeral services for D. B. McKinettle, brother in law of Governor Small and state superintendent of us, will be held at 2 pm today at First Methodist Church in Kankakee. Burial will follow at Union Corner Cemetery. He was tied to the state’s agricultural and livestock sectors and is survived by his widow and four children.
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Acid attack case leads to fines and peace bond
In Braidwood, Elizabeth Batiga 16 was the acid assault victim last week. Dominic Bersano 37, of Braidwood, was found guilty of disorderly conduct and placed under a peace bond. Authorities say Batiga described a man prowling nearby two weeks earlier. Bersano had threatened Batiga after a prior dispute and was arrested following her testimony. No one at the Batiga home saw the assailant on the night of the attack.
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Shepherd
Julie Shepherd
Kenilworth
Harry Olson
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Robert E. Crowe
Crowe
Olson
Grand Jury
U S Surplus to Be 243 Million in Early Estimate
A federal government report projects a surplus of 243 million dollars, with expectations showing a higher figure than prior estimates. Officials note the final total will be determined after remaining business days and are cautious about early conclusions.
Art Pilgrims Return From Illinois Tour
Adele Fay Williams describes a statewide tour by the Art Extension Committee led by Lorado Taft and Dr R E Hieronymus. The group visited many towns to promote beauty and culture, with conferences, speeches, and art displays highlighting civic pride and shared ideals across Illinois communities.
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Art ‘Extension Committee
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R. E. Hieronymus
University of Ilinois
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Fittie
Expected Battle At Session Of County Board
The September meeting of the board of supervisors promises a real partisan clash as Citizens and Republican factions prepare to argue over pay, mileage, and key appointments. Last May's heated session ended in confusion. with elections pending, disputes over appointments to the county farm, county physician, and mine inspector may trigger renewed hostilities before Christmas.
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Supervisor Watkins
Citizens’ Party
Joliet
William Lankenau
Art
Pacific
Commerce Chamber Probed Over Chinese Trouble Claims
A Borah speech accuses foreign commercial interests in China of causing turmoil by disregarding Chinese rights. He asserts Americans may push the U S toward war and calls for foreign powers to respect Chinese sovereignty as defined in earlier agreements. He warns that if foreign interests yield to justice, China would face no conflict with others.
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China
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Ohia
Herrin Prayer Meetings Bring Solace After Tornado
Herrin once a storm center finds relief in daily noon prayers at Annex Theatre as a relief committee visits the area marred by last spring's tornado. Businesses close for the men’s prayer hour 11 30 to 2. Meetings began May 14 and run to July 1 with widespread local participation.
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Storm Center
Miinois
Locust Plague prompts fireworks to disperse swarms
June 27 report from ACRUZ describes fireworks used to drive clouds of locusts away from the city. Locusts threaten about a third of Mexico, prompting authorities to take aggressive measures to eradicate the pest and prevent past damages.
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Associated Press
Acruz
Mexico
Flaming Youth Romance Halted in Chicago Suburb
Joseph Carpenter aged 18 and Elizabeth Selly aged 17 faced arrest in Deputy Police Commissioner Corcoran's office after a failed plan for a surprise wedding to be witnessed in the city. They claimed ages 21 and 19 respectively to evade police custody as a telegram delivery dispute and family intervention interrupted the romance.
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Elaine Avenge
Chicago
Elizabeth Selly
Forest Park
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Saint Tee Joe
Butte Tremors Hit Montana in Record 6:1 Earthquake
A powerful quake struck Butte and surrounding towns in Montana with two violent shocks, rattling chimneys and stopping clocks. Reports from Billings Helena Missoula Anaconda Great Falls and Spokane noted shaking and minor damage while the Lombard Tunnel collapse disrupted rail service. Continued details promised on page two.
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Six Hurt When Fire Attacks Car On Train
Six people were hurt when a fire broke out in a car on a moving train. Two men forced their way through a crowd at the doors and leaped from windows to escape the flames as the train stopped and the fire was quickly extinguished.
Coolidge Pilgrimage to Graves of Ancestors
President Calvin Coolidge with a motor tour from the White House to Swampscott and Watertown Massachusetts to visit historic sites tied to his lineage. He stopped at Arlington Street Cemetery in Watertown to read worn tombstones including John and Mary Coolidge who died in 1691, noting his family first settled in the United States.
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Mary
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Continental Army
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Mary Coolidg
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Shepherd Plans to Gain Billy's Estate in Probate Fight
Chicago June 21 In a probate contest over McClintock's will Shepherd seeks control of the bulk of the estate with ten cousins from Iowa and Miss Isabelle Pope opposing, aiming to secure an $8 000 annuity. The battle resumes July 2 in probate court as Shepherd has celebrated acquittal after jail time.
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Nelson McClintock
Young McClintock
William Darling Shepherd
McClintock
Iowa
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Shepherd
Miss Pope
Governor Expected to Approve Green Boxing Bill
Springfield NL June 27 final actions on the Green boxing bill passed by the general assembly are expected next week. Sponsor Representative Green Rockford says he is confident the governor will sign it or let it become law without his signature due to the referendum clause requiring city votes before boxing can be legal. The bill likely reached the governor June 19 and could become law unless vetoed by July 1.
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Board of Supervisors
Associated Preas
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Green
Rockford
Indians Defeat U S Polo Team in Hurlingham Match
Associated Press reports the East met West polo clash at Hurlingham with the Maharaja of Jodphur’s Indian fours defeating the United States army team by 13 goals to 3. The Indian squad, titled famous, had recently beaten the British army team in a military championship and continues strong form in matches against the U S polo side.
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Associated Press
Hurlingham
United States
Maharaja of
Jodphur
Rev Father Quinn Named School Head
Rev Father Francis J. Quinn named principal of a Chicago area school amid local church and community notes. The appointment follows a period of transition as church leaders seek steady leadership for the student body and staff.
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