Rehabilitation of the Old Chicago La Salle Canal Crisis
Officials warn Illinois to rehabilitate the Chicago and La Salle canal or face federal action. Rosenfield cites possible federal enforcement and argues enlarging locks to match Hennepin would serve state interests, with shippers expecting 2.5 million tons annually.
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Lockport
War Department
Department of Justice
Washington
Tgan Canal
Chicago
la Salle
W. R. Harr
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Ilinois & “Canal
Dlinois & Michigan Canal
United States
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I. & M. Canal
Hennepin
Miinois
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Tons of Calendars Sent Out by Mail
The post office handles a heavy Christmas mail load as Gerlach Barklow Calendar Co prepares to dispatch over eighty thousand pieces of first class mail plus calendars this week. Workers at union station and the calendar plant gear up for the handling surge before New Year’s.
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Post—Office Department
Gerlach Barklow Calendar Company
Post Office
Union Station
Calendar
Son Seeks Father D R Tharp Inquiries From Minneapolis
J C Tharp of 1206 Third Street Minneapolis seeks his father D R Tharp. He believes his father may be in Will County or someone here may know his whereabouts and has written to the News for information.
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J. C. Tharp
Third. Street
Minneapolis
Will County
Illinois canal lands row and federal repayment demand
The text outlines a dispute over canal lands granted to Illinois and demands the return of lands valued around 4 million dollars plus over 5 million dollars in cash reimbursements. It proposes that a 1 million dollar state appropriation could revive the canal, rendering it revenue producing and competitive with railroads.
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State of
Illinois
Christmas Spirit Shines at Joliet Orphanages and Homes
Christmas at the Swedish Orphans Home Salem Home and Guardian Angels Home brought joy with turkey gifts from Frank Johnson and Peter Holmstrom and chocolate treats from Charles Jensen. The Elks prepare a post Christmas party from 1 to 4 PM for the children.
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Joliets
Salem
Frank A. Johnson
Peter— Holmstrom
American Ice Cream and Bakery Company
Mea Fictien
Oine
Charles F. Jensen
A.W. Stark
Childen
Guardian Angels Home
Harry Weber
Home
Swedish Lutheran Church
Angela
Elksda
Elks
Three Men Join County Workhouse Wood-Sawing Crew
Brock Connors now shares the county workhouse with two more men, Peter Sterch of Lockport and John Smith. The trio spends the winter doing wood-sawing, having already cut about three cords. Jailer Wills hopes the role may gain popularity.
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Brock Connors
Connors
Peter Sterch
Lockport
John Smith
Wills
Sisters of St. Francis Send Season Greetings for 1913
A Joliet church group sends seasonal greetings to the news staff expressing wishes for blessings of Divine Providence in 1913. The notice is signed by the Sisters of St. Francis and lists Plainfield Avenue Joliet.
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Sisters OF ST. Francis
News
Divine Providence
ST. Francis
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Farmer 1 Killed by Gas From Stove
Alfred Riddon a prominent farmer living south east of Ritchie was found dead Christmas afternoon by his half brother Herman Smith. Death was due to asphyxiation from a burning kerosene stove. Mrs Richon visiting in Chicago hurried home. Coroner Wunderlich left for Ritchie to hold an inquest. Riddon had no children and was well known in Wilmington.
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East
Ritchie
Herman Smith
Richon
Chicago
Wilmington
Smith
Wunderlich
Tivaerta
Telephone Girls Return After Interstate Strike Settlement
In Topeka, nearly all operators who walked out last week have returned to work under their former conditions. The switchboards are fully manned and operations in Rockport proceed as usual. A committee of striking girls met with management representatives and reported satisfactory adjustments. few exceptions remain.
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Tockport
Aleo
Hammond plan lets youths work half day yet stay in school
In Hammond Indiana a cooperative program lets boys and girls work half a day in designated businesses while attending school the rest of the day. Superintendent McDaniel argues this approach aligns with modern conditions and helps students earn money while gaining industrial efficiency.
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Hammond
Ind
McDaniels
McDaniel
Crusade Against Women Smokers in Washington
Washington society leaders enlist in a movement to ban cigarette smoking and drinking at functions held in homes. Mrs. William H. Haywood has long opposed these behaviors and now helps spearhead the campaign alongside other prominent women in capital society.
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Washington
William H. Haywood
Doris
John B. McLean
Ety
Siete Ay Joinei
Farmer killed as Santa Fe train strikes horse on Ninth Street
Peter O Connor aged fifty five a West Lockport farmer was driving home on Ninth street when his horse collided with a southbound Santa Fe special. The train tore the buggy and horse, killing O Connor instantly. Coroner's inquest postponed until train crew could testify. O Connor leaves a widow.
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Lockport
Peter O'Connor
West Lockport
Ninth Street Hill
U. S. Cavalry
Thos. Lambert
Santa Claus Leaves Present Not Wanted at McCulloch Home
A Christmas gift from Santa caused alarm at Justice J. L. Mc Culloch’s household as two little girls showed measles symptoms after a misdelivered present. The family asks Santa to leave only requested items in the future.
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J- L. McCulloch
Santa Claus
McCulloch
Christmas ease noted as police make holiday arrests
Christmas yielded a small harvest at the police station with five drunks picked up and freed as a Christmas present. John Henderson received thirty days in jail, while Charles Johnson beat his wife during the holiday and awaits further action. one case was continued until January and a state charge bonds set at two hundred fifty dollars.
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John Henderson
Justice McCulock
Charles Johnson
McCulloch
Rockdale Mayor Orders Cleanup and Suspects Detained
Rockdale Mayor Braun ordered town cleanup. Four suspicious characters were brought before Squire Metioch and sent to the County jail for 30 days.
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Braun
Rockdale
Squire Metioeh
Couunty
Rockdale Fire Bug Captured After Early Morning Chase
Frank Walowski was arrested after a brisk pursuit in Rockdale following a series of arson attempts blamed on a gang to cover thefts. Police believe he is one of the firebugs responsible for four days of terror, including a near-burn at Mrs. Hansen on Moon Avenue and a suspected attack on the box factory. Walowski was jailed on larceny charges with ongoing investigations.
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Young Tilskulsk
Morris Tilekulsid
Peter Walz
George
Gus Klukus
Joliet
McKinley
Rockdale
Thos
Royce Prouty
No. S
William Walz
No.4
Frank Walowski
Prouty
Wala
Cusstody
Calaboose
Walowski
Tom Dillon
Atempt
Joseph Mathers
Otis
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