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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1932

Page

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No Politicians in This Group States Hennessy Appointment

Mayor William A. Hennessy appoints a nine member business and civic group to carry Joliet’s stand in the bridge controversy before Gov. Emmerson. The committee will oppose steps at Jefferson and Cass street pedestrian approaches and will present a city hall resolution from local property owners and civic leaders. City Attorney Faulkner leads the discussion with Atty. John D Arcy and park board rep Ray Pilcher joining Theo d or Gerlach in supporting the plan.

William A. Hennessy Joliet Louis L. Emmerson Jefferson Cass St Emmerson Atty John D’arcy D’arcy James W. Faulkner Ray Pilcher Park Board Theodore Gerlach John D’arcy, Sr City Hall D'Arcy

Thurston to Return for Joliet Engagement Tonight and Tomorrow

Meet Thurston the world renowned magician greets Joliet figure Jay Smith at Hotel Joliet before performing at the Rialto tonight and tomorrow. An Around the Town sketch recounts Thurston's life as he heads to Chicago afterward.

Howard Thurston Joliet Louis Joliet Jay Smith International Association of Magicians Thurston Rialto Chicago

Supreme court decision expected in Bolton-Whalen election contest

A high court ruling is anticipated soon in the Bolton-Whalen election contest as reports indicate a decision may come within the next few days.

Supreme Court Bolton-Whalen

Hazel’s a Boy Seeks World Wanderings in Disguise

Hazel Wheeler an 18 year old girl dressed as a boy left Geneva State School for Girls and wandered into town. Officer Clair Bratton suspected something unusual about the youth and questioned her. Hazel was hungry and returned to Geneva escorted by Matron Minnie S Nolan.

Hazel Wheeler Hazel State School Geneva Clair Brarton Office Bratton Minnie S. Nolan

Ray Voitik To Lead Joliet Crusader Group

Ray Voitik a well known local gro cer was elected chairman of the Joliet chapter of the Main Street Crusaders at a Y M C A meeting. The group of 65 merchants will be Joliet Main Street Crusaders with Frank Sterne as vice chairman and Anton Paschertz Jr secretary treasurer. Both are in grocery and meat business. Meetings set for the first and third Thursdays each month at the Y M C A.

Ray Voitik Joliet Main Street Crusaders Joliet Main Street Crusaders Frank Sterne Anton Paschertz, Jr

Roadhouse Bandits Unable To Get Bail

Three Chicago bandits captured after a road house holdup north of Joliet are jailed unable to post 10 000 bail set by Justice of the Peace A W Graham. Arthur Schroeder 37 Frank Del Rego 29 and Harry Rose 24 are charged with raiding the White House inn taking jewelry and cash and will be held until trial or bail.

Chicago Joliet Justice of the Peace A. W. Graham Arthur Schroeder Frank del Rego Harry Rose White House Inn

Parents See Youths Stage Show at Camp

Joliet parents attend the play Westward, Ho by the boys at the Steel Works health camp near Troy. The show marks the end of the two week outing funded by local contributors.

Joliet Steel Works Troy

Schelling Back Pay Sought After Police Dismissal

Mayor Hennessy says efforts to obtain five months back pay for Officer Henry Schelling, recently dismissed from the force, are expected to succeed within the next few days.

Schelling Henry Schelling William A. Hennessy

Two Women and Four Men Periled in West Side Robbery

Police seek three bandits after a beer basement raid netted about 85 dollars. Joseph Lukan and his wife and daughter were bound, one man forced Lukan to reveal a cash box containing 45 dollars in bills and 40 in nickels. The suspects escaped before officers arrived.

West Side Joseph Lukan Raub St Lukan Helen Carl Stonich

Unusual Name Causes Police Mix-Up in Shoplift Case

Chief Nicho las Fornango questions George Washington after merchandise theft at a loop department store. Washington, a man of color, is arrested and jailed while the chief doubts the alibi. In a later wrench, George proclaims the lie cannot be told, invoking his famous namesake.

George Washington Nicholas Fornango George O. K

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