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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
6
Fragmentary reminiscences describe debates over party identity in a historic election. The text mentions Frank L. Bares as a noted leader, references to Republicans and Democrats, and recalls the 19th century party platform battles, highlighting shifts in governance and the era’s political tensions.
Ambition Meurer Lexapert. May 27 details unclear. The text mentions candidates, a meeting on September, and delivery of items to Bartley. Names like Schupp and Jeffrey appear with tasks. The legible segments reference a local election context and associates in Lockport.
In Lockport May 29 a tribute to William R. McCabe recalls his role in nominating James Alexander in 1912 and his long service as Lockport’s attorney. The piece notes McCabe’s influence and faith that he will lead to skilled court work and future support for his chosen candidate next Monday.
Citizens of Wilmington react to remarks by a county official named Harven as a Spectator article sparks scrutiny. Locals expect votes favoring McCabe while criticizing blame shifting and the slow fall of support following the controversy.
In Lackport on May 27 residents of the Fourth precinct hear details about Sergio Murer from his family, noting his connections to local workers and corporations. The piece suggests he will be out after the next election and may lose future chances on slot machines.
Fragmentary notes indicate conflict within the Bartley ticket, with rivals aligned against them. The text suggests tension and potential confrontations during the election cycle.
Question asks Dr Brannan Sr. to share time for his weekly letters on human disease. It mentions arthritis and blood pressure and seeks insights for a reader or correspondent.
The text lists many arthritis types and notes tubercular and streptococcal origins. It describes rheumatic fever and throat infections as contributing factors and distinguishes traumatic arthritis from other forms. It emphasizes finding the cause to seek a cure.
The text discusses rheumatism germ cures and notes that the streptococcus is implicated. It then covers low blood pressure, its unclear causes, symptoms like headache and dizziness, and treatment ideas such as blood transfusions and iron therapy. It comments on public servant Joe Brannon and a well wisher's note.
Joliet resident Joseph H. Hartley rests in St. Joseph's hospital after a period of confinement. He is described as an efficient clerk by well wishers and remains under care at the facility.
Jeliet argues that factional disputes can advance party interests and praises William R. McCabe for his record and leadership as a potential circuit court judge. Elmer A. Taylor enters his fourth term as state's attorney of Iroquois County. The Peoples' Party candidates are petition sponsored and accountable to the people rather than a party machine.
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