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Newspaper

The Joliet News

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1912

Page

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City Council Rebels Over Street Lighting Contract

City council demands a special committee meeting to press Chicago Public Service on failing street lights and non union labor. Officials report eight to twelve lights out across wards and seek immediate installation under the original contract terms.

Public Service Company Allen Berscheid Leach, Kinmey and Harney Chicago Aillen Arbitration Board B. J. & B. Railroad Meeker Avenue East Side First Ward C. D. O’callahan John Downey Thos. Donovan M. P. Maloney Necasita Dian Jin. Johnson Johnson Costello Ico Langdon Alder

Silver service cantatas 101 pieces shown by Wyoming governor

A silver service of 101 pieces was showcased with Wyoming participation led by the governor. The event featured New York attendees and highlighted the grand silver collection in a formal presentation.

Wyoming New York Eahip Gov

Bank Survey Reports Tremendous Business Activity

Joliet National Bank officers issue a December trade conditions survey noting unusual activity across most lines. They forecast generally satisfactory conditions despite tariff impact and ongoing car shortages, and highlight record or near record crops in wheat corn oats rice flaxseed and fruits along with strong vegetable yields.

Joliet National Bank

Insurgent Group Plans Will County Convention

Stevenson and Joliet camps initiate county effort to form a permanent insurgent society in Will County. A letter to 23 camps will be mailed, printing copies for leaders. County convention set for January in Joliet to appoint delegates and organize the movement. Six Joliet organizers back the plan led by Peace B. Orr.

Stevenson Joliet Will County Peace B. Orr

November Weather: Ordinary Month Records Set

November proved ordinary with temperature slightly above normal and rainfall just under normal. Fr. M Muhlig notes twenty year normals: temperature 39.72 and rainfall 2.295 inches. Joliet received 1.67 inches of rain and 0.8 inch snow on November 28. mean max 60.56 and mean min 30.90.

Fr. M. Muhlig Mr. Muhlig Joliet

Brussels Sprouts Dinner Salad Variant Described

A Brussels sprouts dish is prepared in a circle of mashed turnips with slices of boiled beets on top and small oblongs arranged around the sides as garnish. The dish is intended to be well seasoned with an Italian dinner style.

Gerlach Barklow Art Exhibit Pleases Wide Audience

Opening day draws visitors as the Gerlach Barklow show offers a high volume, high quality display with expensive works by Miss Kenyon and others. Wall space fills, guides assist, and collectors anticipate major pieces by Vetschagen, Moran, Daly, and Kahler, highlighting both paintings and decorative works amid strong commercial appeal.

Gerlach- Barklow Gerlach- Barkliow Kenyon Illinois Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago Love Francis Day West Stockbridge Berkshires His Highness Marcus Daly Carl Kahler Commercial Club Daly Monterey California Thos. Moran J. L. Ferriss George Martha Washington Thorne Padaris

Peotone Banker Philanthropist Lying at Death

Friends learned late this afternoon that Peotone banker Michael Collins lies at a private Ann Arbor hospital in critical condition from arteriosclerosis and heart disease. He was moved from Battle Creek after rapid decline and remains unconscious with only a faint chance of recovery under strict quiet, doctors say.

Michael Collins Peotone Ann Arbor Colling Battle Creek Collins James 8 Breakey Paul

Head of Fish Club Lacks Details in Joliet Visit

U S G Blakely of Plainfield traveled to Joliet to collect thirty gallons of fish from a government hatchery to be released in Plainfield river this fall. He refused to specify fish type or quantity and left without answering several questions.

U. S. G. Blakely Plainfield Joliet Trout Club G. Blakely

Robertson family leaves for California with church gifts

W F Robertson and family of Prudential Insurance Co plan to relocate to California. Central church members presented gifts as tokens of friendship including a black traveling bag and a yellow scarf set. Dr Rich and others selected the items. Robertson’s health prompted the move after years of hard work in Christian service.

W. F. Robertson Prudential Insurance Co California Central Church Robertson Rich Assonte

Ink stain remover recipe from milk and salt

A teaspootity of salt to a git of milk makes a mixture that removes most ink stains from clothing.

Postoffice Swelled Biggest Time Ever in Joliet

The Joliet post office anticipates a record mail volume through the year end as Gerlach-Barklow hands over postage money between 14000 and 15000 dollars for the month. About 3000 to 4000 sacks and 50 ton pieces of advertising matter will be processed with 400000 enclosures. Agents will gather December 16 for four days at the factory with events including a Masonic hall dance and a Country club banquet.

Joliet Gerlach-Barklow Company P. M. Clyne Richards Street Masonic Hall Country Club

Church Advertising Topic At Ministe rial Meet

Rev De Witt Tanner leads a Ottawa Street M E church discussion on Modern Church Advertising at tomorrow 1 oon meeting of the Ministerial association. The talk notes advertising as an important feature and widespread use across the country.

Ministerial Association Ottawa Street M. E Ae Oon de Witt Tanner

Armistice Talks Move Forward Without Greece Involved

Sofia reports the armistice will be signed today on the Baghthe front following Thhatalja lines with or without Greece as a party. Greece may continue the war against Turkey if it chooses.

Sofia Baghthe Thhatalja Greece Turkey

Sign the Petition Save Monticello Urges Preservation

Miss Lyra Brown leads Cosmos club in a petition to urge Congress to buy Monticello, the Thomas Jefferson home near Charlottesville Virginia, and its contents to prevent decay and preserve a national monument alongside Mt Vernon. The effort cites a Senate inquiry resolution from July and compares Monticello to Mt Vernon. Leading supporter Mrs Martin W Littleton of Washington DC coordinates the drive.

Monticello Lyra Brown Cosmos Club Thomas Jefferson University of Virginia Congress Jefferson New York State Charlottesville Virginia Martin W. Littleton Washington, D. C Mt. Vernon George Washington Senate

Convicts Enjoy Moving Pictures at Joliet Penitentiary

At Joliet penitentiary inmates watched three reels of moving pictures in the chapel after Warden Murphy secured a machine. The showing, including humorous sketches and Swiss Alps scenery, drew surprised and delighted reactions from the old “lifers.” Shows will be held regularly with no criminal stories and may become weekly if successful.

Jo-let Joliet Penal Institution Murphy Alps Giacera

Railroads Show Gain in Passenger Traffic

Station check by Superintends Fealey at Upton and railroad auditors show Alton Santa Fe Rock Island with a rise in November passenger receipts from the prior year. Rock Island and Alton up about eight percent. Santa Fe shows improvement as well.

Upton Alton, Santa Fe Rock Island Rock Island and Alton Santa Fe Ad Ivenc Sante Fe

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Lic Service Co E. J E. Will Meeker Joliet National Aate Kickers Organize County Miss Kenyon Blakely Geneva Switz Janina Scutari Montenegro Chios Constantinople Daily Mail Germany Russia Berlin von Bethmann-Hollweg George Ledebour Balkan Herr von Kiderlin-Waechter Social Democrat Herr Ledebour Miss Brown Warden Murphy
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