Interchangeable rail tickets and clerical reform urged
The writer argues for coordinated rail service with interchangeable tickets between Joliet and Chicago and criticizes deluxed business and costly equipment. He cites morning trains, a problematic 8 30 a m run, and a 5 05 p m Chicago exit, urging efficiency and simpler round trips. He also links these fixes to government reform and the high school election. He notes Dr Bowles’s service on the school board and supports a woman member.
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Pennsylvania
The
Wabash
Chicago
Joliet
Bowles
Carey
Prince
Officials Clamp Down on Speaks and Moonshine Joints
Police Chief Fornango and Sheriff Flint pledge to close home brew dens and illicit liquor shops across the county. Commissioner Wraith orders shut downs. violators face disorderly conduct charges as deputies sweep the area to arrest all offenders.
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Nicholas Fornango
Police Department
Oliver Flint
Robert Wraith
City to use beer license funds for back salaries
Mayor William A. Hennessy ordered a special beer license fund to segregate all beer revenue for back salaries. He said every city employee will get at least two weeks of back pay in cash late next week, with about 15 000 dollars expected by Wednesday or Thursday.
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William A. Hennessy
Hennessy
Fashion Show Highlights St. Francis Academy Proceeds
Hundreds attend a 1933 spring fashion show sponsored by the women of St. Raymond's Catholic church at St. Francis Academy. Models from Jo liet merchants display hats coats suits and dresses with palm decor and music. Local shops The Boston Store Mrs Frank Crifus Smart Shop Joan J McCarthy's and Diner's contributed.
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St. Raymond’s Catholic Church
St. Francis’ Academy
Joliet
Boston
Frank Crifus
Smart
Joan J. McCarthy
Altho
Lawrence J. Murphy
Charles Kelly
William Hickey
Sarah Geen
Smart Shop
Mary .Lou
Lois Pierce
Lorene Zeigler
Marie. Lutz
Mary Frances Lowery
Lillian Roberts
Connie Bishop
Robert Rathford
John McCarthy
Jvmme Riley
St. Raymond’s’ School
St. Raymond’s
James’ Cox
John Everett
Mae Ingoldsby
Lew Mark
P. F. McFarland
S. J. Harrigan
J. M. Shaugh
No Beer for Felons Says Warden Whipp
Warden Frank D. Whipp announced that Stateville and the old prison will bar prisoners from bringing bottles of beer into the institution. The policy affects about 5,000 inmates with visitors limited during the period.
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Warden Whipp
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Jack Neilson
Catalpa Street
John H. Garnsey
Martin Gleason
Jack Farrell
Howard E. Hyde
Henry O. Grassle
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Fornango
Jas
Church
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