Township election yields single-ticket win with one exception
The township election results show a unified first petition ticket sweeping all offices except one assistant supervisor, Charles Sulski, who ran on a second ticket. Patrick Barry won township clerk, Peter Mattioda topped assessor, Harry Weber and Andrew Pricco were elected school trustees, with Joseph McFadden elected highway commissioner under the new one man system. Majorities were modest. assessor drew 2408 votes, Barry carried Ladd strongly, and the vote by precinct is detailed.
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Joseph McFadden
Harry Weber
Andrew Pricco
Hall
Charles Sulski
Nout
Peter Mattioda
Daniel Burnell
Mattioda
Louis Weber
Peter Barto
William KE. Hollerich
Patrick Barry
Ladd
Fred de Filippi
Mr Barry
de Filippi
DeFilippi
Joseph McFalden
Cyrus
Kinder
aHe
Spring Valley
Seatonville
Ladd Dalzell Seatonville
Phesetaki
John Stewart
Aarense
Harry Mills Goccorryrorreses
Louis Murphy
Seccce
Daniel Dia
Barney -Cyrus Eeteeecenesrae Ceeresense Cennccas Ceee
John R. Kinder
Full Cop Sy Ceceveee Aoe
Cenppsniinpoon
Encseere Apt Obecs Scheeue
BRR
Ata Tiga F Hh Sae Pte
Andrew Pricee
Sdeeenee
Eeeseees Eesewereeeesteee
Archi r Muir dead well known printer dies at home
Archie R. Muir, a longtime printer in this city and nearby towns, died of heart failure about 11 15 pm at his mother Mrs John Muir's home on St Paul Street after a four day illness. He was 1871 born in Glasgow, Scotland and had lived in Spring Valley most of his life. Survived by his mother and three brothers Thomas James and Robert. Funeral 1:30 pm Friday from the residence with the Typographical Union Local 442 and Moose lodge in attendance.
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Archie R. Muir
John Muir
St Paul Street
Peru
LaSalle
Spring Valley
LaSalle-Peru Typographical Union
Local No. 442
Moose Lodge
Thomas
This City
James
Chicago
Robert
Indiana
Typographical Union
Order of Moose
Coddington
Ottawa
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Rochester
Goitre
Coeddington
Bradley
Galesburg
Murderers Get Thirty Years in Joliet Penitentiary
The circuit court convicted Tony Domicilli Frank Aniba and Zem Calura of Adelmo Tonozzi’s murder. The jury, after two hours of deliberation and several ballots, sentenced all three to thirty years in Joliet penitentiary. Initial votes favored life and some sought fifteen years. Local reaction praised the verdict as just, noting no capital punishment in Bureau County.
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Tony Domicilli
Frank Aniba
Zem Calura
Wag
Joliet
Adelmo Tonozzi
Ladd
Cherry
Davis
Bureau County
Attorny Skinner
Board of
Bureau County Gathers 217 New Soldiers for Fort Wright
Beginning Monday through Wednesday Bureau County will send 217 men to military training. District 1 and 2 boards coordinate departures from Princeton Spring Valley and nearby towns to Chicago for New York Central trains to Fort H. G. Wright Connecticut. Entraining orders list 98 from the first district and 99 from the second with many named volunteers, all bound for coastal defense duties.
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Bureau County
Princeton
Spring Valley
Camp Dodge
Fort H. G. Wright
New London
Connecticut
Chicago
New York Central
Fort
Fort H. G
Wright
Atlantic
Texas
Springfield
Adjutant General
Fort Crockett
Galveston
District 2
Charles Shimpkus
William Schweiger
Hollowayville
Joseph Chiado
Umberto Cavalea
Theodore DeSerf
Joseph Lannizak
Ladd
Stine Tishkus
Cherry
George Nimee
Edward Coyne
Pol Tah
Community reacts as Ray Coddington case sparks protest
Yellow graffiti targeted Attorney L. M. Eckert over a district board decision reclassifying Ray Coddington. U.S. Marshal Capron and local officials investigated while Coddington faced renewed examination before mobilization. Local board vows to challenge Peoria ruling and pursue final tests at Ft Wright.
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Ray Coddington
Coddington
L. M. Eckert
Ray
Peoria
Eckert
Ft. Wright
Price Promise to Serve Spring Valley Voters
Andrew J Price thanks Spring Valley voters for support in the recent election and pledges to fill the office honestly and conscientiously, assuring there will be no reason for the public to regret the trust placed in him.
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Spring Valley
Andrew J. Pricco
Tele gram From Feli Massenhoven Reaches Judge Hawthorne
A tele gram addressed to Judge Hawthorne from Feli Massenhoven is reported with a note mentioning France and the navy. The fragmentary message hints at a wartime or political context involving naval matters and a formal audience.
Unanimous verdict seals brutal Bureau County case
The jury found the defendants guilty, delivering a strong circumstantial evidence case. A motion for a new trial was filed, with a hearing likely Thursday. If denied, sentences of thirty years begin, with fourteen years before eligibility for pardon. states attorney notes life sentences might have fit better.
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Bureau County
Joliet
Marriage Licenses Granted in Prophetstown and Nearby
Harry R. Clementz of Prophetstown and Cecil Heast of Prophetstown aged 23 and 21 respectively. Spring Valley and Lo Valley residents aged 22 and 19 listed among couples granted licenses.
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Harry R. Clementz
Prophetstown
Cecil Heast
Spring Valley
Lo Valley
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Petr Mattioda
Archie R
Uir
Wasorn
Glascow
Scotland
America
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Braidwood
Rockford
Uncle Sam
U.S
James Delmargo
Charles Lunn
Joseph Peters
John Boroski
Louis Guidotti
W. Frankfort
George J. Marks
Ill
Tom J. Hicks
John Fitzpatrick
Marquette
Joseph Patarozzi
Albert Taliani
Albert P. Glazick
Delos Lay Carr
Frank J. Traxler
Louis Castagnoli
Dalzell
John B. Grivetti
Joseph N. O'Keefe
Rudolph Lund
Thomas Kirkman
Vincent Ludwickoski
DePue
Thomas Gordon
William F. Ristau
Thomas J. McGuiness
Robert F. Maxwell
Alfredo Baracani
Joseph Woszniak
Frank Hitchen
Arlington
Joe Baltraine
George E
Anton Donete
John Vallere
Willam J. Daley
Francis Jacoby
Elmer R. Olson
Seatonsville
Malcolm Condie
Walter J. Gutson
Joseph Falduto
Jonas Ampusaitis
Staney Budnick
Luigi Palmeiri
William Young
Francis Golden Arlington John Roman
Battista Serafini
John Baltraine
Michael Grivetti
Howard H
William D. Lyons
Carl Lusietti
Angelo Martinez
DePue Louis
John Stadler
Zarafino Verucchi
Charles A. Sutherby
John Oberto
Edward Farrell
Edwardo Pozzi
Antonino Ambrogio
Charles M. Edwards
Peter Grivetti
James Patterson
Marion
Marion Ray Steckel
LaMoille
Michael Rolando
William Hamlin
Foster Berger
Bloomington
Til
Blaine Monahan
Frank Ferme
Cherry James Fleming
David William Lange
James F. McGuinness
Severino Serena
Sylvester P. Proceuis
John Bernardoni
Louis Allen Smith
Joseph F. Hollerich
Gerald A. Davis
Buda
Albert L. Sheets
Mineral
Michael Donovan
Divernon
Lawrence Hade
Albert M. Hamilton
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Trict Board
District Board
Mr. Eckert
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