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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1932

Page

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Hoover to Address Joliet in Five Minute Stop

President Hoover’s special train will stop at Joliet Union Station for five minutes this morning as thousands gather. The event features a large welcome by the Republican central committee with a championship high school band and groups from American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Amplifiers will be placed on the platform to aid the brief address.

President Hoover Union Station Republican Central Committee Championship High School American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Fred R. Adams

Loyal Citizen Judge Horner Seen as Governor Favorite

Democratic candidate Judge Henry Horner is viewed as a likely winner by metropolitan papers and both Democrats and thousands of Republicans. Some Chicago Republican papers attack him, but rivals’ statements about his fitness are poorly received by voters.

Henry Horner Chicago Dia Horner Will County Pac Tan Kankakee Judge Horner Metropolitan Dail

Horner Campaign Hit by Illinois Republican Pamphlet

A Joliet release titled The Prosperity Bulletin denounces charges against Judge Henry Horner and Chicago Mayor A. J. Cermak. It portrays Horner as answering attacks while criticizing Republican leadership and condemning late campaign tactics as ineffective. The piece touts Horner as an outstanding, unblemished statesman.

Joliet Prosperity Bulletin Illinois Henry Horner A. J. Cermak Chicago Horner Len Small

Democratic Nominee Horner Gains Momentum in Illinois Campaign

The article notes Henry Horner gaining support as Democratic gubernatorial candidate, with Republicans attacking small candidate Small. Horner consolidates backing from Chicago dailies and downstate papers and gains figures like Edwards the former treasurer supporting him.

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