Hoboes Jump From Freight After Robbery Ambush
Three hoboes riding a Burlington freight were forced to jump from the moving train between Arlington and near ing about 11:30 last Wednesday night. They were found severely injured by passenger train crew about three hours later and taken to Princeton hospital in serious condition. Names given: Joe Carey Akron Ohio left leg broken and head injuries. Gilbert Rick Hannibal Missouri left leg and right arm broken with extensive bruising. William Tyler Hannibal Missouri right arm broken and severe injuries to head and face.
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Burlington
Arlington
Princeton
Joe Carey
Akron
Ohio
Gilbert Rick
Hannibal
William Tyler
Morrasy Named State Fair Board Member
F. W. Morrasy of Sheffield, former representative, named the Democratic member of the State Fair Board by Gov. Len Small. The three member board oversees the Springfield State Fair to be held in September. Morrasy’s farming background and legislative record in favor of farming and farm drainage districts supported the appointment.
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F. W. Morrasy
Sheffield
State Fair Board
Len Small
Morrasy
Springfield
White resigns as custodian at Starved Rock park
White resigns after six years as custodian at Starved Rock state park effective July 1. Jas Williams of Cedar Point appointed to succeed him. White praised as best custodian with grounds kept in excellent shape, numerous improvements made, and strict park regulation enforcement under his administration.
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J. P. White
Starved Rock State Park
Jas. Williams
Cedar Point
Mr. White
Bureau County Fair premium list highlights 1930s events
The premium list for the seventieth Bureau County Fair in Princeton covers September 1 to 4 with over $10,000 in prizes. The program features 4 days of entertainment, health minded exhibits including a baby show, a boys and girls achievement club display, horse racing with $3,100 purses, novelty races, and a large night show with acts from Europe and American entertainment circuits. Premium lists and entry blanks are available at Bureau County banks or by contacting secretary John S. Skinner.
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Princeton
Fair Board
Boys and Girls
Hodgins
Europe
Sells-Floto Circus
Zelias Sisters
St. Ong
Adair
Skating Hamiltons
America
Theatle-Duffield Fireworks Division
World Amusement Association
Bureau County Fair
Bureau County
John S. Skinner
Ill
Election Officials to Get More Pay
State legislature passed a law granting election judges and clerks two days of pay for presidential primaries. Officials had complained about long hours and inadequate compensation after heavy voting and extended ballot counting, with prior pay covering only one day. Governor Small signed the bill, ending years of debate and satisfying those involved.
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Small
La Salle Wheel Tax Suspension Delayed
La Salle delays enforcement of the wheel tax ordinance until after a special election. The Commission Form law requires repeal or a public vote after a petition. More than 700 autoists have licensed under the city ordinance. if the election rejects the tax, license fees will be refunded.
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la Salle
Lewis named Illinois state mine inspector
A. B. Lewis brother of John L. Lewis and longtime assistant to the director was appointed by Governor Small to head the Illinois department of mines and minerals succeeding the late Martin Bolt.
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A. B. Lewis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Governor Small
Illinois Department of Mines and Minerals
Martin Bolt
Home Run Leader John Pytlik Visits Chicago Cubs Game
Mr and Mrs John Pytlik and Adele of 504 East Third street traveled to Chicago over the weekend. John watched Pittsburgh and St Louis play the Cubs and Pirates in the city. A fan noted the Pirates’ hitting prowess and Gabby Hartnett’s three homers bringing him within two of Rajah Hornsby’s home run record.
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John Pytlik
Adele
East Third Street
Chicago
John
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cubs
Pirates
Gabby Hartnett
Rajah Hornsby
Guardian to Sell Minor’s Interest in Illinois Real Estate
Guardian Catherine Fehr announces a decretal order sale of William F. Fehr’s minor share in two parcels in Bureau County Illinois. The 5-12 interests in Lot 6 Block 65 in Spring Valley and in Let 5 Block 2 Nelson’s Subdivision are offered August 7 1925 at 10 am at the front door of the Spring Valley dwelling. Ten percent down, remainder after court approval and deed delivery. Property sold free of Catherine Fehr’s dower rights.
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Catherine Fehr
William F. Fehr
Bureau
Illinois
Towit
Spring Valley
Nelson
South West
State of
Bureau County
Ilinois
William Fehr
Guardian Sells Minor’s Undivided Land Interest in Spring Valley
Gerald R. Bass, guardian of Gretchen R. Bass, seeks court approval to sell an undivided one fifth interest in Lot 7 and part of Lot 6 in Block 30, Original Town of Spring Valley, Illinois, excluding coal and fireclay rights. Sale set for August 7, 1925 at 11 a.m. under probate court order with terms: ten percent down and remainder upon court approval and deed delivery. taxes for 1925 apply. sale at same time and place as minor’s share.
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A. D
Gerald R. Bass
Gretchen R. Bass
Said Minor
Bureau
State of Illinois
Towit
Spring Valley
Illinois
la Salle County
Margaretta Wheeler
Drainage District Advances on Hull Deep Waterway Plan
The Chicago drainage district begins construction of the first drainage reduction plant as part of Congressman Hulls deep waterway project. Hull has argued the solution rests on developing this extensive system to aid the Illinois valley.
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Chicago
Illinois
Congressman Hull
Illinois Valley
Chicago Seeks Sewage Solution To Save Illinois River
City officials outline plans to dispose of Chicago sewage without dumping into the Illinois River, noting the issue affects other Illinois Valley communities as well and requires a regional approach.
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Chicago
Illinois River
Illinois Valley
Health and the Automobile Short Hours and Pay
The piece argues that longer hours and higher pay enable more travel and contact with contagious diseases. It warns that car trips when ill spread illness, while normal use can encourage idleness and poor health unless directed to active outdoor pursuits. It concludes automobiles are beneficial when used for selected activities and fresh air.
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Haley and
Knowles
DR. Knowles
Miles Hotel
D. E. E. Haley, M. D
Peoria, Illinois
Lewis
Guardian’s Sale
McKinley
Mineral
Neponset
Buda
Tiskilwa
Wyanet
Manlius
Walnut
la Moille
Malden
the Drainage District
Health and the Automobile
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hudson
Hudson - Essex
Louis Bonucci
Dodge Brothers
Graham Brothers
Eisele Motor CO
la Salle, Il
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