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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1935

Page

2

Penthouse Living on Joliet Bank Building Rooftop

A Joliet National Bank building hosts three penthouses perched atop six stories. Residents Raymond Cagwin and Miss Jean Betzer enjoy a cool breeze, flower boxes, and distant views of Stateville, West Pines, and local landmarks as they live in the 1935 era sky homes above the valley.

Valley of Wall Street New York Valley of Chicago Joliet National Bank Wedin WCLS Cagwin Joliet St. Patrick’s Church Farragut Moran Street West Pines Public Service Nowell Park Blockson Chemical Works American Institute of Laundering Stateville Ruby Street Steel Works Horseshoe Mills Silver Cross Bank

Rialto Bank Night Promises $150 Weekly Prize

The Rialto theatre offers a total of 150 in cash next Monday as Bank Night rewards $50 to a present attendee. Past two Mondays saw nonpresent winners forfeiting the prize. Miss Mary Blackstone of the Louis Joliet hotel previously won but did not claim. Manager Mort Berman notes growing crowds for Screeno, the Friday night game.

Rialto Theatre Mary Blackstone Louis Joliet Hotel Healoe Imere Screeno Rialto Mort Berman

Beauty Parade Set for July 12 at Dellwood Park

The Beauty Parade resumes after a June postponement and will be held Friday July 12 at Dellwood Park. About twenty contestants enter the race for the title Beauty Queen with new entries added.

Dellwood Park

Tavern Owners Comply to 1 a.m. Closing Rule

Commissioner of Public Health and Safety reports only three inn keepers were arrested for violating the 1 a m closing rule and all were arrested in May. He thanks tavern owners for cooperating and closing shops promptly at 1 o'clock.

Illinois License Fraud Noted by State Investigator

State Automobile investigator Thomas Marcotte warns that transferring car titles within families to obtain half price 1935 licenses defrauds the state and incurs fines. Full-rate licenses required if the vehicle was in use from January to July 1. stored cars may still buy plates at half price if unused for 18 months.

Thomas Marcotte

County Treasurer Launches Delinquent Tax Drive

County Treasurer Conrad J. Wirth and staff push a focused drive to clear 1983 taxes. Personal property deadline was June 1 with a one percent monthly penalty. Real estate installments due September 1. A new state law waives penalties on delinquent real estate since 1929, boosting collections.

Conrad J. Wirth Wirth

Congressmen Cross Fingers When Swearing to Constitution

A brief note explains lawmakers cross their fingers as they take an oath to support the United States Constitution. The image underlines ceremonial tradition and public trust in the oath.

McCabe Files Candidacy for State Attorney Post

William R. McCabe announced his plan to run in the April primary for state attorney. Rumored contenders include James Burke Dale Nicholson and Francis Loughran with many others expected to enter the race.

William R. McCabe James Burke Dale Nicholson Francis Loughran

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