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The Spectator in Joliet, Illinois

02 Nov 1934

Page 7

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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1934

Page

7

Millsmen Meet Rockford in Big Six Title Game

Joliet Millsmen prepare for the championship showdown with Rockford on November 10. Both teams carry unblemished records since 1931 and have tied the last three meetings, setting up a high clash for the conference crown. Coach Mills drills the squad as Joliet bids for a third straight title.

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Joliet Millsmen Rockford Doug Mills Rams Mills Shackleton Savich Leaich Nelson Verick Kirschke Cappell Moroni Pedersen Huey Winston Querio Wykoff
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Probate Notice for Estate of Wilhelm H Krause

Executrix Emelia Krause of Joliet Will County Illinois gives notice to creditors to appear at the Will County Probate Court on the first Monday of January 1935 to present claims. Debts to estate should be paid promptly. Dated October 30 1934 Barr & Barr attorneys for executrix. Ni Ov. 29-16.

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Wilhelm Heinrich Krause Joliet Will Illinois Will County Emelia Krause Executrix Barr & Barr Ni Ov
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Auto Deaths Hit All Time High in Early 1934 Rise

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company data shows auto deaths up 9.6 percent from 1933 in the first nine months of 1934. Other accident deaths rose 6.8 percent, while homicides and personal crisis deaths fell slightly. Tuberculosis deaths declined notably among white policyholders, with rates dropping below fifty per 100,000 for tuberculosis and below forty five for respiratory tuberculosis.

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