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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1932

Page

3

Around the Town at the Spectator Station

Station diners miss meals as unpaid bills halt groceries at the police station. Chef Bill Burke cannot settle back board accounts, forcing dinner buckets and a humorous tale about a roadster crash with the culprit a boyish driver and his mother. Ray Smith notes leaders in bar, color, and prohibition groups.

Bill Burke Havine Farenttan Micheal Cassidy Luke Fallinski Chef Burke Blade Dimas Starved Rock State Park Stike

How to Bring Peace If Not Prosperity

Column by Clarence Kearns mixing anecdotes from Gus Erickson on tough mountain resorts and a London booksellers sign tale. It also notes Phil Slocum’s Wisconsin sign about beer legality and a Campbell Street sales pitch, plus gossip about Peaches Browning’s appearance and weight changes.

Clarence Kearns Senator Dick Barr Red Lion Square London Phil Slocum Bureau of Recreation Wisconsin Campbell Street

More Tax Warrants for City Employees

City officials announced warrants in denominations of 20 dollars will be issued early in August to city employees. Mayor William Hennessy said warrants cover at least two months back salaries and urged merchants to accept them if possible to help employees meet needs.

William Hennessy

Jefferson Club Plans First Picnic In Will County

The Jefferson Club of Will County led by Robert Duffy will host its first annual picnic Sunday at Breen's Woods Jackson Township. About 1000 members are invited to bring guests for a day of sports and speeches with plans for the state party ticket to attend. A B M versus Ruby A C baseball game headlines the entertainment starting at 1 PM.

Jefferson Club Will County Robert Duffy Breen’s Woods Jackson Township Duffy Democratic Party Ruby A. C’s William Dieterich U. S Thomas F. Donovan Otto Kerner Adam Bloch Supreme Court Edward Barrett Frank H. Padden William Rathmann

Ex‑soldier recalls Marseilles riot amid war memories

A Joliet veteran recollects four months in the trenches and sounds off on the Marseilles riot. He says pickets faced gunfire with no warning, notes no weapons among his group, and urges sane tactics and local hiring for the Illinois waterway project to prevent future violence.

Joliet Marseilles

Y Tennis Doubles Play Off Tomorrow at Newell Park

The annual Y doubles tournament will be held at Newell Park tennis courts tomorrow after noon starting at 1. Entrants include Roy and Howard Sprague Hawk Stange Lauer Brown and George and How ard Lloyd. The four man team representing the Y in the state association event at Freeport tomorrow is Lloyd Austin Dick Barr John Baumgartner and Edward Baskerville.

Newell Park Roy Howard Sprague Hawk Stange Lauer Brown George Howard Lloyd Freeport Lloyd Austin Dick Barr John Baumgartner Edward Baskerville

Insurance Adjuster Quote on Unexpected Return Not An Accident

An insurance adjuster states that a sudden homecoming does not prove an accident. The remark comments on intent and the interpretation of events in a disputed claim.

Herther

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Ray Smith West Side Beer Federal Bar Association H. White National Association of Olored People Marie Wetmore Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform Gus Erickson North Carolina Gus George Mahoney Peaches Browning Peaches J. C. Adler W. Jefferson Street Benjamin Franklin Saturday Evensing Post Richard Maxin Rendels van Buren St Harold Brownson Illinois Bluff and Jefferson Sts Adler
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