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The Joliet News

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1912

Page

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Burglar Captured After Bold Daylight Boston Store Attempt

Wm. F. Starr, 603 S. Center, a Rock Island extra brakeman, was arrested for a daylight robbery attempt at the Boston Store. He leaped from a stairway window to the alley after being spotted by night watchman Frank Ebner, then chased through Ot tawa street and captured by Officer Fernango near the store. Starr blamed drink for the act and said he supports a wife two children and a grandmother. He was held on $1,000 bond pending trial Wednesday.

Wm. F. Starr S. Center Street Rock Island Boston Frank Ebner Longman's Ottawa Street Ebner Starr Jefferson Davison’d Tailor Shop Electric Cafe Fernango Joliet

Joliet Elks consider forming first US drill team

Local Elks parade pride prompts plan for a Joliet drill team with marshal George M. Scholl leading discussions to recruit Captain Pearson as drill master. Early frost in Joliet area noted but not deemed damaging.

Joliet America George M. Scholl Dil Captain Pearson

Orland Postmaster Resigns Amid Office Rule Debate

The Orland postmaster resigns as village clerk after a complaint to the post office department. The issue shows postmasters may not hold elective offices, though appointive roles are allowed. Similar cases in Cook and Will counties reveal postmasters serving as village presidents, supervisors, or committee members while holding other posts.

Orland Cook Wil J. M.kott Post Office Department Kott Will Ona McGovney Mokena Frankfort Max Haass Monee Will County John P. Conrad Channahon Clinton Hulbert

Chicagoans Picnic in Dellwood Park

Dellwood Park draws Saturday picnickers from Chicago eight carloads arrived this morning Berwin M. EB Sunday school sent three carloads Episcopal Sunday school Englewood filled two others Be sides the Sunday schools three cars were chartered by a Mr Hemmersh of Chicago who entertained a large number of his friends.

Dellwood’ Park Chicago Berwin M. EB Episcopal Sunday School Englewood Hemmersh

National delegates named by Deneen

Springfield June 2 Gov Deneen has appointed Warden E J Murphy of Joliet Penitentiary and Mrs Pro Jamison Miller superintendent of the Soldiers Widows Home at Wilmington delegates to the National Conference of Charities and Corrections to be held in Washington DC.

Springfield Deneen E. J. Murphy Joliet Penitentiary Mra Jarissoh Miller Soldiers’ Widows’ Home Wilmmeton National Conference of Charities

New City Well Nears Completion Near Spruce Slip

The Spruce Slip city well nears 1500 feet with a 1,000,000 gallon daily capacity once finished. City Engineer Stevens orders experts and a pump from Hill-Tripp. Desplaines well drilling resumes amid cement set. Canal Street water shows tar taste fading. officials plan to connect mains by Monday and expand supply to west side residents.

Spruce Slip Ohio Drilling Co Chicago Street Feely City H.A. Stevens Hill-Tripp Pump Co Canal Division Streets Desplaines Desplaines Street Canal Street West Side

Casper J Wagner Assault Victim In Illinois incident

Complaint filed in county court alleges Walter Eib Leo Walsh and Joseph Smith assaulted Casper J Wagner an employee of the Public Service Co of Northern Illinois. Wagner was working in a manhole when seized from behind and struck. not seriously injured amid labor dispute over wage scale.

Barr Walter 8 Eib Leo Walsh Joseph Smith Casper J. Wagner Public Service Co Illinois Electrical Workers Union

City Sues Asphalt Pavers for 20000

The city files two suits against Conway Asphalt Paving for 10000 each alleging contract breach or neglect to repair Collins street. The street remains full of holes for years. The city cites expiring guarantees on sections Cass to Jackson and Jackson to the E J E tracks. Conway claims the street car company should repair between tracks while railway company and city dispute responsibility for full pavement maintenance.

Conway Asphalt Paving Company Vincent Gorey Collins Street Cass Jackson Street Jackson Conway People Conways

Mass Meeting Called by White Crossers

Members of the Order of the White Cross will hold a mass meeting next Wednesday night June 12 in Castle hall. Plans to boost the order will be outlined and plain talk given. David Dufford of Detroit will discuss a scheme to increase membership and offer a ten day vacation free. He proposes taking as many as possible to Detroit for the water carnival on July 21.

Order of the White Cross Castlehall David Dufford Detroit Michigan

Bleak House at Broadstairs Sold in England

London reports Bleak House, long home to Charles Dickens at Broadstairs, sold for a sum near sixteen dollars, ending its storied tenure.

London Broadstairs Dickens

Methodists to Aurora Epworth League Meet

Richards Street M. B. church sent several members to Aurora today for the Joliet district Epworth League closing. The party included Prof from Alfred Davis, Mrs Grace Owens, Miss Eva McKay, Milo Thompson, and Rev J M Schneider. Other members from churches joined the occasion.

Girls to Serve on Barbecue Day in Homecoming Plans

A Home Coming week July 1 to 6 in Dellwood includes 4000 incandescent lamps on Loop district streets. Forty girls will serve at Barbecue Day on Saturday, with an extended Fourth of July automobile parade and civic parade. Events include receptions, fireworks, and a grand illuminated pageant.

Juliet Loop District Dellwood Masonic Temple John Lambert James G. Elwood Frank Hewitt Elks’ Club Ottawa Street M. E. Church Library Hall Hugh Mitchell Chicago Street Roosevelt School Jefferson Street

Christian Science Lecture Set in Joliet Auditorium

Members of the Christian Science church in Joliet announce a lecture at the Auditorium on Thursday evening June 1 at 8 o'clock. Frank H. Leonard of Chicago, formerly of Brooklyn, will discuss Christian belief aiming to correct misimpressions and invite investigation in a cordial manner.

Frank H. Leonard Christian Science Church of

Newkirk and Powers Win Bridge Contract

The Newkirk and Powers Construction Co will build the reinforced concrete bridge over Spring Creek on Ohio Street. Bids were opened last Monday, with the local firm’s bid $895 lower than the next lowest. A special committee of Aldermen Leach Flynn Kinney Murr and Carlin will present the award recommendation to the council, sharing two thirds of the cost by the city and one third by the township.

Newkirk & Powers Construction Co Spring Creek Ohio Street Leach Flynn, Kinney Murr Carlin

Odd Fellows Memorial Service Set at I O F Temple

The Powhan Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows holds its annual memorial service at the I O F temple 670 Cass street at 2 30 pm led by Rev Howard M Heilman. After the ceremony parades proceed to Oakwood cemetery for grave decorations with visiting Rebekah lodges and the Odd Fellows band providing music.

Powhan Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows I. O. C. F. Temple Cass Street Howard M. Heilman Temple Oakwood Cemetery Rebekah Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Band

Lumpkin Seeks 1913 Illinois Elks Presidency

Dr I A Lumpkin of Mattoon district deputy for the eastern district declares his candidacy for president of the Illinois Elks Association in the 1913 campaign. He cites his year of service as district deputy and seeks to continue leadership for the order.

Illinois Elks’ Association I. A. Lumpkin Mattoon Lumpkin An

Lockport Woman Shot by Husband in Chicago Home

Mabel Cheney Haller of Lockport was shot in the right cheek and seriously wounded by her husband William Haller at their 65378 Wood Street residence in Chicago. Haller then fatally shot himself, dying of a self-inflicted wound. Mrs. Haller is in critical condition at St Bernard’s hospital. authorities found the couple's bodies after neighbors reported a quarrel late at night.

Haller John Tufel Englewood

Farmers arrange conference on new experiment station

At a county meeting held at the county superintendent of schools office farmers decided to push for a new experiment station. F M Muhlig will present a petition to the board of supervisors to secure funds for a 20 acre site and a committee will address the board. Participants included H Grumman James Patterson Charles Cromby Darling Elias Seth Gibler Joe Tehle William Webb and John Horn. Prof Darling spoke for farmers and said Dr Boardman will push for purchase ahead of next week’s board meeting.

F. M. Muhlig H. — Grumman James Patterson Wheatland Charles Cromby Darling Plainfield Elias Seth Gibler Joe Tehle Jacoon William Webb John Horn Dr. Boardman Teter

Pieming Sues E. J. & Co. for 66000 over damaged property

William and Jane Pieming file a damage suit against E. J. & Co. claiming alteration on Menker Avenue damaged their Blo dgnamned property.

William Jane Pieming E. J Menker Avenue Thas

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