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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1932
Page
2
Village chatter notes Len Rochevar sightings near city hall and daily afternoons. Witty lines mention the sofa wheeling trio behind Kline's counter and cabaret ducat sales. Rumors of Sam Berman's auto crash nurse Gladys Miller and assorted local characters fill the column.
Congressman Gilbert N. Haugen has surpassed the old mark for continuous service in the House of Representatives. He represents Iowa's district and is beginning his 17th consecutive term after over 33 years in office.
Prominent Joliet Republicans greet Charles W. Hadley, candidate for attorney general, at a Woodruff Hotel gathering. Hayes Kennedy Pence Orr and John H Garnsey spoke as precinct workers and supporters heard from the former DuPage county state's attorney. Will County Bar members were invited guests. Hadley served seven years as assistant attorney general and two and half years as Illinois Commerce Commission chairman.
Ernest Hoover of Taylorville states downstate backing for Judge Henry Horner has surged in two weeks, making a Horner victory at the primaries likely by more than 200000 votes. He notes rural counties shifting organization from opponents to the Horner camp.
OCR fragment lists Republicans and Democrats with candidate names and vote counts such as Oscar Carlstrom J Small Omer N Custer William Malone Edward Brundage J E Jones Voie Horner Iagoe Bruce Campbell Sullivan Burke Holmes Dwyer Douglas Rehn McCabe with unclear numbers (4106 2119 YY).
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