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The Joliet Weekly News

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1908

Page

4

Brewers Seek Clean House Policy Amid Prohibition Debates

Report from Milwaukee convention shows brewers promising cooperation to end after hours selling to minors and social evils, while debating open fight or cautious restraint. Leaders cite Maine as paradox where bans fail, stressing need to cleanse saloon image without harming business. Arthur Brisbane criticizes prohibition and urges restraint while appealing to public officials and the people.

United Bre Milwaukee a@ssociation Maine Board of Trustees Otto Huber Rock Island Huber Waber Arthur Brisbane Hearst

Election judges appointed for Joliet and townships

The board approved a comprehensive list of election judges for Joliet and surrounding townships for the coming year including the primary on August eight. The expanded slate adds six new precincts while many veteran judges are retained. Democrats remain in the minority.

Joliet David Davis Theodore Schultz John Korzilius William Myler Henry Schneider Conrad Seigel Herman Selinger Michael Trost Wm. Lasser James Patterson A. Harris F. A. Scheidt Sth J. R. Herath A. W. Flexer L. L. Belay W. W. Ross W. H. Bryant Dan Feely John Walker Leo Melchoir B. McGowan C. J. Braun Jacob Nelson John Kane Channahon C. R. Hulbut W. W. McCloud J. J. Dempsey Crete H. C. Wehrhoefer C. H. Schneer Gus Seehausen Leonard Cole George J. Hacker Green Garden William Lankenau Conrad Bettenhausen Adam Sippel Homer Jerome Paddock C. 3. Reed C. J. Bump Jackson Elias Brown H. F. Tholman BE. R. Noel Lockport W. W North H. H. Gaines Wm. M. Ward Henry Yost J. G. Frederickson Wm. C. McDonald Ard Henry Cook Eugene Hopkins Thos. Wallace Monee—Edo R. Freese C. H. Kolsted Gus Lehman New Lenox G. J. D. Starman Leavens Storm B. J. McLaughlin Peotone Henry Deininger George Eichenlaub Charles Gast Plainfield Precinct

Bright for 'Em Fisher’s Push to Pan Mac Return

Fisher returned from Pan Mac last evening and expressed pleasure with the progress of Bright for ’Em. The report notes optimism and a positive outlook on the efforts underway.

A. Fisher

Interurban Bond Plan Led by Fishers on Joliet Wilmington Line

A local company claims a private right of way and intends to issue bonds to start construction on the Joliet and Wilmington interurban line. The Fishers are described as inventors of the plan and leaders in the project, with McKinley noted as former capital backer now awaiting better times.

Brother Parks Joliet Wilmington McKinley

Spectacular Flag Raising by Odd Fellows at Dellwood Park

Department Commander James Harris led over three hundred Odd Fellows in a 9 o’clock flag raising at Dellwood park witnessed by many Ladies Militant members. The event opened with Canton processions to the flag post and a grand banner ascent amid cheers, followed by Grand Lodge reports and routine business at Chautauqua hall. Ground broken for a new building, plus court house acoustics wiring debated as officials seek immediate improvements.

Dellwood Park Odd Fellows Great Recreation Grove James Harris Chicago Harris Grand Lodge Illinois Chautauqua Hall Powhan Lodge Powhan James Henry Harris Wyman

Water System Petition Seeks County Signatures

Joliet Business Men's Association and Commercial Club urge the county to sign a petition for a high pressure water system for fire protection. Delegation led by Geo Barr Geo Ducker and W H Cummings cites recent fires and stresses the need for improved municipal water service and a local improvements rule requiring majority petition signatures.

County Board of Supervisors Joliet Business Men'‘s Association Commercial Cuo Geo Barr Ducker W. H. Cummings Providence Joliet Board of Focal Improvements Messie Ducker and Cumin Hayes

Eighth Floater Found in Lemont Canal

A man described as 35 to 40, a carpenter, was found floating in Lemont canal on June 10 at about 2 pm. He wore neat clothes, carried six cents, and a Chicago saloonkeeper card. no ID or injury seen. Undertaker J H O'Brien prepared the body, calling it the eighth in a spring surge of drownings.

Lemont J. H. O’brien Michael Kerwin Western Stone Company O’brien Chicago West 21St Street

Man Attempts Poison Suicide On Wabash Train

Dr Lacry of Chicago reportedly tried to swallow poison after leaving a Wabash train at Marley. He was saved by depot staff and a Chicago doctor. his wife Mrs Lady joined him later. The couple then stayed at Rouse's hotel before returning to Chicago.

Marley Lacry Chicago Storm’s Grove Onland Rouse's Decatur

Robbery Mystery Still Unsolved In Desplaines Street Livery

A Desplaines and Washington streets livery firm reports a Wednesday evening theft of 75 dollars from Frank Noel. Police hunt the thief or thieves after a staged phone ruse lured Noel to the corner where the money vanished. Noel denies the loss, calling it a mistaken report.

Frank Noel Noel Harden Desplaines Washington Streets

Polling Places in New Districts Announced

The board of supervisors set the new voting districts before ad journment, detailing locations such as Joliet Precinct 24 at City Hall and Rockdale Town of Reed Precinct No. 4, with ballot boxes and booths provided and shortages addressed by supervisors for remaining districts.

Board of Supervisors Joliet City Hall Rockdale

Lyon & Healy Announces Triple Clearing Piano Sale

Chicago's largest music house Lyon & Healy offers nearly a thousand pianos with no reserve until sold. The stock includes Mehlin Hardman Ivers Pond Smith Nixon Steinway Weber and more from Thompson Music Co Healy Music Co and F G Theatre Piano Co items priced from 100 to 200 and up Return policy noted and freight rates mentioned Address 77 Adams Street Chicago as a selling point.

Chicago Lyon & Healy Steinway and Weber Adama Street Rita Aie

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