02 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
1
Citizens are urged to vote next Tuesday, as even a single ballot can decide elections. The piece argues voting is essential, warns non-voters influence results, and stresses that each person should cast a ballot according to their own opinions, even if writing in a yellow dog.
The piece praises Senator Barr for securing nine State highways into Joliet and giving highway contractors work. It reflects on past campaigns, party labels, and the belief that leadership should develop through effort, arguing to keep Barr in the forty first district as long as he stays.
States Attorney William R. McCabe lauded Joliet Chief Nicholas Fornango and Sheriff Oliver Flint as Will County deputies met, saying the area is one of the best policed in the Midwest. He praised their caliber and noted he expects Flint to be succeeded by a worthy replacement. Sheriff Flint urged deputies to support William Barrowman for next sheriff.
Revenue agents plan investigations into cheating by tavern keepers selling government stamped whiskey. Moonshine placed in stamped bottles is noted as a growing habit. Those convicted face federal prison terms.
Coming Monday Will Rogers is back as Judge Priest the Kentucky jurist created by Irvin S. Cobb. The film, which Cobb admired, will screen at the Rialto theatre next Monday through Saturday with daily showings.
Traffic on Chicago street has been hindered by the angle parking system adopted recently. Officials have not issued a formal notice but it is understood the city may revert to the former style within a few days to improve vehicle movement.
With three days left, Will County eyes a turnout over 40 000 from 88 precincts as Republicans and Democrats claim confidence. Party leaders say all their candidates will win and voters are urged to cast straight tickets amid a quiet campaign.
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