Bryan Campaign Stop Draws Large Joliet Crowd
A huge turnout welcomed William Jennings Bryan at Joliet as he urged labor support and attacked trusts. He pressed for labor representation, warned against panic caused by opponents, and outlined Democratic plans for fair economics and broad prosperity.
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Exton
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Feely
Bloomington
Bryan
Joliet
Vero
Saradeced
Jolieta
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Nebraska
Strust
Truats
Steel Trust
Catholics and Lutherans Rally for Parochial School Funding
Letter to the editor defends Catholic and Lutheran parochial schools and rejects free books and rides for shared public funds. It argues parents fund all schooling via taxes, and stresses self support of parochial institutions while opposing secular indoctrination and outside aid. The writer cites community impact and stresses home church influence.
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Protess
Mr. Tem
Gibler
Striped and Mixed Cloths Highlight Fall Tailoring
The article notes striped and mixed worsted fabrics and plain colored broad cloths used in fall fashion. It highlights many charming tailoring ideas for women and misses coats in black and new full styles. Nippon and Empire effects are described as popular.
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Nippon
Empire
Directoire
Panama
Four Winners Named in Drawn Prizes Listing
George Moir of Joliet Monroe Haszard of Wilmington Charles Plumhoff of Crete and Harry Volz of were among four named prize recipients in the local drawing.
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Crete
Harry Volz
Three more Will county residents win Rosebud farm plots
The Rosebud land draw lists Fisk George Moir of Joliet Monroe Hazzard of Wilmington and Charles Plumhoff of Crete as winners. They, along with Carl Kurze and Charles Schwieson of Monee, plan to relocate to 160 acre farms bought at a small price with installment payments.
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Wilmington
Wil
Crete
Charles Flumhoff
Will County
Monee
Matteson
Rosebud
Oneill
Carl Kurze
Charles Schwieson
Monce
Lawyer Anderson Cited Personal Interest in Case Delay
Attorney D. R. Anderson told County Judge Cowing on Tuesday that his own strong political involvement was the reason for requesting a continuance in the case. The note implies a potential conflict between professional duties and personal political activity.
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D. R. Anderson
Cowing
Ugly charges over oil row
Stockholder letter from Uncle Sam Oil Co describes wells in southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma, a refinery in Southern Kansas, and the Atchison facility as the best in the United States. It notes 9,300 stockholders, Kansas City Kans offices, Peter Gobel as president, Frank Gobel treasurer, H. H. Tucker Jr secretary, 21 directors, a manager, a $40,000 bank balance, and a pipeline effort to Atchison to enable global shipping amid reported difficulties.
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Uncle Sam Oil Company
Kansas
Oklahoma
Atchison, Kan
United States
Kansas City
Kan
Peter Gobel
Frank Gobel
Commercial
Atchison
Debating Plans Bring Local School into Circles
Prof Crawford of Joliet High proposes forming a debate league with Oak Park University High Chicago and the local school. If approved two debates will be held locally and two away with Joliet as the hub while Elgin and Aurora have also shown interest in joining the circuit.
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C. D. Crawford
Oak Park
University © High “of
Chicago
Crawford
Bince
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Joliet
Aurada Ag Elgin
Loca Sch
Organite Park
Universiy
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Seth Gibler
Tude
Gatholic Bbeletics
Illinois
Gibier
Will County Voters
M. Calmer Dry Goods Co
Jefferson Street
Bud Reservation
George Moir
Monroe Haszard
Wilming
Ton, Charles Plumhoff
Lockport
Rosebud Farm
Tng Weret
Fisk George Moir
Monroe Hazzard, Local Proprietary
Charles Plumhoff
L Ight Manufac
Turer
Harry Void
Mair
Didls
Mennes Hassard
Anderson
S. E. Freund
Republican State Committee
Express
Postmaster General
Uncle Sam
F. Trowbridge
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