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Fragmentary notes describe a 1923 event with belts, measures, and rewards. readable items reference a first belt and allotments, suggesting a prize or recognition connected to a local page and makers group.
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1939
Page
6
Fragmentary notes describe a 1923 event with belts, measures, and rewards. readable items reference a first belt and allotments, suggesting a prize or recognition connected to a local page and makers group.
Police investigate a penny racehorse machine incident with snapshots found in a dashboard. A car, abandoned near a local police character's home, may show the figure in photos. Ownership of the vehicle, linked to Fred Carlson of 1313 Eagle Street, remains undetermined.
Joseph E. Cutting at 917 Elizabeth Street sustained minor injuries when his car was hit by Raymond Monterastelli of LaSalle at the Jackson Street and Broadway intersection. Witnesses include George Waratick of 1003 Cora Street and gas station attendant George Frederick.
The council assumed control with Odenthal heading the street department after Miss Brennan resigned. Chief Fornango, in service since Hennessy’s election, faces potential retirement as rumors name Captain Overby or a civilian as next chief. Fornango earns half his current wages as a pension and has long served the force.
James Thomas of Chicago was jailed at the request of J. Treharne of 119 E Jefferson Street after Thomas allegedly forged a contract for a stoker at J A Blackley's cleaners in Ottawa on April 29. Treharne says Thomas collected $5 and kept it instead of delivering it to him.
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