Man Arrested in Chicago for Forging Pay Checks
John Wellington Loraine 25 and Myrtle Adams his wife 21 of this city are linked to stealing government pay checks forged with official signatures. Loraine claimed he forged to provide money for wife after marriage. detectives traced the case from Washington to Chicago. He and Mrs Adams traveled widely and are held on bonds. she pledges to stand by him.
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Myrtle Adams
Camden
N. J
Cairns
Chicago
John Wellington Longe
United States
Jonet Foote
Tak
John Well- Loraine
Indiana Avenue
Loraine
William Adams
Richmond Street
Washington, D
Secret Service
Wilmot
Red Building
N. J. Ls
Montgomery
Ala
Chigo
Lorgine
Porter
Drautzberg
Lorne
Commer Foote
Eal Wilmot
Lorraine
Chicago Telephone Co
Thompson-Houston Electric Co
Assault Foreman Charged. Poletta Pleads Guilty
Tony Poletta, an employee, pleaded guilty in police court to assault and pottery charges. He paid fines and costs totaling 20.75 dollars after allegedly assaulting a foreman and being taken into custody by Lieut. Connors who served a state warrant.
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Tony Poletta
Lieut. Connors
Be North Aurora Man Arrested Over Board Bill Beating
Robert Porsythe, a traveling salesman, was taken into custody by Police Captain forcoran during the night. He is wanted in Aurora on a charge of attempting to beat a board bill and was delivered to Aurora authorities during the day. The note suggests a swift class is easy for a man on the down grade.
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Robert Porsythe
Forcoran
Aurora
Peotone Fair Opens With Record Attendance And Races
Peotone and Manteno businessmen contest ends 6 to 2 with Manteno winning as crowds flood the Eastern Will County fair. Pony race results, livestock judging, moving pictures, and music draw large audiences. officials predict a banner day and strong financial results for the fair.
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Peotone
Will County
Ed Barton
Rowland McFarland
Richard Kurch
Thomas Cunningham
Foreclosure Action Filed by Munroe and Van Horn
In the Circuit court this morning Edwin S Munroe as trustee and G R Van Horn filed foreclosure against John and Mary Brosius, initiating the legal action.
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Edwin S Munroe
G. R. van Horn
John and
Mary Brosius
Jackson Fair at Jackson Fair Grounds Draws Record Attendance
Jackson township exhibit draws 1200 to 1500 patrons by noon as residents from nearby points flock to the fair. Democratic figures from Joliet attend while James Hamilton Lewis misses the event, replaced by Edmund J. Stack. Exhibits are judged, baby show set, and Daniel R. Sheen plans a speaking slot in the afternoon amid a strong weather turnout.
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Jackson
Joelle
Iimington
Heise Voices View On Attys Salary Fix
State's Attorney Heise told the Board of Supervisors that fixing a salary for the state attorney after an act changes pay from fees to salary could be legal only if done after the act passes and before the new oath of office. He advised they might arrange a post election meeting to set pay for the next attorney.
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State
Heise
Board “of Supervisors
Hesse
Furst
Lecture on Lighting at Merchants' Association
Mr. C A Howe, an illuminating engineer, will speak at 7 45 this evening at 100 North Chicago Street on Lighting this evening. The talk will cover proper lighting for stores residences and public buildings and will include details on kinds of illuminating. Admission is free and ladies are invited.
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Gineer
Reverend Linden Seen as Early Appointee for Rockford Diocese
Aurora September 17 With the installation of Bishop Muldoon likely November 1 Rev Leon Linden the popular assistant at St Nicholas Church in Chicago may receive one of the diocese charges He is praised for his service and expected to lead a prominent parish in the new Rockford diocese which will include Aurora and northern Illinois communities Continued on Page Eight.
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Muldoon
Rockford
Aurora
P. J. Muldoon
The
New Rock
Leon Linden
Charles Schneuckel
St. Nicholas
St. Nicholas Church
Chicago
Illinois
County Eases Youth Saving Plan At Joliet Meeting
A lively session in Joliet ends with David J. Emery chosen as county probation officer at 75 per month. Debate centered on Judge Cowing’s plan to add youth probation. 16 to 14 vote approves the higher salary after compromise.
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Board of Supervisors
Judge Cowing
Joliet
Williams
Flexer
Faulkner
Will County
Cowing
Dense Londonlike Fog Delays Joliet Rail Service
A dense London type fog covered Joliet last night, disrupting both electric and steam rail lines. Engines and motormen operated with extreme caution as visibility dropped to a few feet, delaying service though no accidents are reported. Sunrise dissipated the mist by about 9 AM and climatology records note few fogs this season.
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Joliet
London
Sol
Bureau of Climatology
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Mon Wellington Loraine
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Department of Commerce Labor
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Peotone Grays
Peotone Reds
Jackson Far
Democrats
James Hamilton
Lewis
Jackson Fair Grounds
Allen
John R. Cronin
William Clare
Daniel Feeley
Democratic County Central Committee
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James Hamilton Lewis
Jim Ham
J. Stack
Edmund J. Stack
Lorimer
Daniel R. Sheen
Atty
Reginald DeLancey
C. A. Howe
Merchants’ Association
North
Chicago Street
Choly—Weally
Bohemian Magazine
Father Linden
Joliet Boy
Ford
Bate
David J
Emery
Piepenbrink
F. A. Hill
Wilmington
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