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The Joliet Weekly News

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

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New Method of Jury Reform Advocated by Judge Dibell

Judge Dorrance Dibell urged gradual reform to the American jury system citing England’s procedures and Crippen trial lessons. He proposed limiting juror impaneling, allowing nonunanimous verdicts for most cases, giving judges more control, and permitting indictment amendments when errors appear. He argued media influence and juror education as core issues.

England Crippen Dorrance Dibell Brotherhood of the United States Britain Iit Emen Idge Illinois Priceland

Big Profits for Cook County Sheriff Reform Suggested

The Cook County sheriff would supervise prisoner dieting and county supply purchases, with county commissioners via the superintendent of public service, saving an estimated 20 000 annually. Critics note the sheriff’s earnings from dieting and question the salary viability without this privilege.

Cook County Will.ceage Superintendent of Public Service Will County Dunning House, of Correction

Old Aberdeen Couple Delighted By Glasgow Exhibition

An elderly farmer and his wife visited a Glasgow exhibition and marveled at the sights. The old woman sank into a chair and cried out that she could sit there all day, to which the husband replied he would not begrudge the shilling for her rest.

Sandy Glasgow Randy Aweel Jeanie Wontman

Joliet System Model For Others Truancy Plan

Joliet's truancy program is praised as a model for Chicago and Illinois. Francis G. Blair endorses Joliet, and Chicago seeks to study Joliet’s child-focused, firm but protective approach led by Truant Officer Mrs. Margaret Arthur and Attorney Harvey E. Wood. A Chicago delegation seeks a personal interview to learn the method.

Joliet Chicago School of Civics and Economics Blair Margaret Arthur Harvey FE. Wood Mr. Wood Chicago Department of Social Investigation Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy Department of Compulsory Education Illinois Francis G. Blair Mary Heartwell Newell

Illinois Wins More Prizes In Stock Show

Finch Brothers lead the entry from Illinois as judges award top prizes over several states and Canada in Shire horse judging at the stock show.

Illinois Finch Brothers Canada

Nelson Weed Dies in Mankato Minnesota

Nelson Weed of Mankato Minnesota died November 18 1910 after a hemorrhage at his home following illness. He was born in New York and aged 61. funeral took place at the M E church. He was a lifelong druggist and active community member with a reputation for honesty and courtesy. He leaves children Ennis Weed Mrs S A Scales Helen Weed John and others in Joliet.

Nelson Weed Hig Mankato Minn Stontagh Weed E. M. Moore E. M. Bray Colling Street Mr. Weed New York Ennis Weed A. Scales Helen Weed John Noviett M. Eb.‘ Church

Wilton Dramatic Guild Presents Second Minstrel Show

The Wilton Dramatic Guild schedules its second appearance before the footlights Friday night December 9. Local and visiting performers join in The Band-box Girl and The Bachelors Banquet with eight local men in a comedy. A reading by Miss Cleo, and specialties by Mrs Hildreth of Chicago, will fill the program. a light lunch will be served before dancing.

Wilton Dramatic Giid Eir Jediea Loretto Quigley Johanna Cory Anna O’bren Marie Rayworth Cassie Keighér Ethus Crips Agnes Malone Cage Mobile Barry Alice Case Doylé Messrs Frank Kelghep Willie Mulligan Ambrose Mulligan Andrew Kennedy Edward J. Cory Tom Cory Mat Quigley Robert Omen John Rooney Terence “Lanigan Thomas Mulligan Harold Crips GI “Man Hildreth Chicago Lanigan Brothers

1940 Census May Change District in Illinois Politics

Census figures spark talk in Joliet of redrawing the Eleventh District lines. Illinois may gain seats in Congress. Chicago’s share in the state legislature could shrink unless apportionment changes are made.

Joliet Will, Kane, McHenry and Dupage National House of Representatives Congress McHenry Aiekriet Boone Chicago Eleventh Will House of Representatives Illinois Commonwealth General Assembly Assembly

Testator’s Intent Guides Wilton Will Case Appeal

Judge Dibell rules in the Patrick O'Brien will case that the court should interpret the will by the testator’s apparent intention, despite arguments linking it to the Rose will decision. O'Brien died at high home in Wilton Center leaving a large estate to his widow.

Dibell Patrick O'Brien Supreme Court Rose O'Brien Wilton Center

Informations Against Saloonkeepers Seized in Three Cities

Thirty seven informations charging saloonkeepers in Joliet Rockdale and Lockport with opening dramshops on November 6 and 13 were filed by State's Attorney Barr. Defendants notified to plead Saturday. bonds set at 200 dollars. Names listed include Adelman Avon Bahorich Bartz Basik Berscheid Blair Bly Goltz Bolte Lawrie Bretz Cagni Carneghi Clark Giblin Conney Fenolio Fiinch Goltz McCarthy Horwath Jenco Jerman Kane Keilly Kelley Koludrovic Lindberg McGrath Ohle Petric Logan Prieboy Schick Speight Stephanich Grefanich Bwiersz Terdich Walsh Ward Carney Wets.

Joliet Rockdale Lockport Barr Peter Adelman Joe Avon Joseph Bahorich Ernest Bartz Andrew Basik Bart Berscheid L. M. Blair John Bly Herman Goltz Tony Bolte Jerry Lawrie Nick Bretz, Jr Laula Cagni Joseph Carneghi Owen Clark John Giblin Michael Conney John Fenolio Patrick Fiynch Charles Goltz Wm. McCarthy John Horwath John Jenco John Jerman John Kane John Keilly Peter Kelley Thomas Koludrovic Andrew Lindberg Thomas McGrath Stephen Ohle John Petric Joseph Logan Thomas Prieboy Adam Schick Ernest Speight John Stephanich Matt Gr

November 1910 Weather Record Breaks and Snow Early

The month closed as the coldest and among the driest Novembers in 17 years with near record mean temperature and low below 82 degrees days. Government summary says mean 83.73, max 67 on 9, min 14 on 19, precipitation 0.14 in on 24 and 27, snow 0.80 in, eight days with measurable precip, thunder on 26 27, winds varied from NW to SE. First snow cover arrives earlier than last year’s pattern, hinting at potential repeat of eight weeks sleighing beginning December 5.

F. M. Muhlig

Classified Adlets Cost A Trifie In The News

The fragment notes classified ads are inexpensive and mentions producers and a phone reference. No clear event or names are provided to detail further.

Elther

Illinois Valley Gas expands into Marshall County power supply

Illinois Valley Gas and Electric, a subsidiary of Economy Light and Power, buys two plants the Lacon Electric and Henry Light & Power, extending service to three Marshall County villages. A modern 1000 horsepower steam plant will be built near Tacon, with Henry plant operated from Lacon.

Illinois Valley Gas & Electric Company Economy Light & Power Company Joliet Marshall Illinois Company Lacon Electric Company Lacon Henry Light & Power Company Henry Frank A. Barr Sparland Sh.crickesberger Wiil Grundy la Balle Tacon Marshall County LaSalle County Rock Island Toluca, Marquette & Northern Alton

Devereaux Dies After Prolonged Illness at Na-Au-Say

R J Devereaux died at his Na-Au-Say home after a long illness. He was born in Niagara New York and was past 60 years of age. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Thomas Jerrems Stella and three sons Walter George Harry and an adopted daughter. Mrs Devereaux, his wife, passed away less than a year ago. He was respected by all who knew him.

Plainfield R. J. Devereaux Na-Au-Say Niagara N. Y Thomas Jerrems Chicago Stella Walter George Harry Devereaux

Six Months Fines Collected By Will County Courts

State's Attorney George Barr reports six months ending November 1 showing $661 in fines fees and penalties across Will County courts. Joliet area accounts for most business with Justice Court, Hawk's Court, Goodspeed's Court, Allen's Court, Nichols' Court, and Rockdale plus Dupage areas mentioned.

George Barr Will County Justice Looh Hawk Goodspeed Allen's Nichols Harry Rockdale Fred Jn Dupage Aoity of Joliet

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Mnglish Courts Bell America Munroe América Veniremen Elmer Bullen Hiram Converse William Keltie The Brotherhood Mr. Peters COOK Ilinois Finch Brot Kenwood Wilton Dec Congressmen Or McHenry Counties Kane McHenry James Patrick Jr Patrick O’brien Patrick Catherine O’brien Quigley O’brien Economy Extends Field Illinois Valley Gas & Elec Tric Henry and R. J. Devereau
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