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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1932

Page

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Two Convicts Escape From Honor Farm

Two Chicago prisoners Edward Schreiber aged 24 and John Easterwood aged 24 escaped from the honor farm shortly before four yesterday. Guards launched a full search after an alarm, noting a green sedan seen nearby. Schreiber faced 1 to life for robbery and Easterwood 1 to 10 for larceny. both had clean records at the institution. Police in Chicago and nearby cities were notified.

Honor Farm Edward Schreiber John Easterwood Chicago Schreiber Easterwood F. D. Whipp

Jefferson Street Bridge Opening May Be Delayed

Officials warn the Jefferson street bridge may miss the planned opening next week due to cold snowy weather. State says Cass street bridge will open in the first week of December if progress continues. Temporary Van Buren street bridge may not be dismantled until after Christmas as work slows from hazards on slippery beams.

Jefferson Street Cass Street van Buren Street

Armistice Day Parade Gifts At The White Store

Ex service men are promised gifts from J J Cohen owner and manager of The White Store for all marchers in the Armistice Day parade. The Spectator notes a page 10 story with marching times to the White Store for personal presentation by Mr Cohen and moving pictures of the parade will be captured by camera crews along the route.

J. J. Cohen Cohen

Joliet Allies Parade Honors War Dead In Armistice Day Event

One of Joliet s largest parades forms at Central school grounds at 10 80 and moves down the loop at 10 45 to honor fallen soldiers. The march includes American Legion VFW G A R and auxiliaries Red Cross War Mothers and many bands with post parade events at Legion and VFW halls and a cabaret supper tonight.

Joliet Central School 129Th Infantry National Guard Navy van Buren Street American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary American Red Cross War Mothers Salvation Army Knights of Columbus The Forty and Eight R.O.T.C de la Salle Rockdale St. Joseph’s School North Chicago Allied Veterans Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Hayes Kennedy Legion Elks Club China Doll Legion and Veterans’ Club

Red Cross Membership Drive Opens Nationwide Campaign

The Red Cross begins its annual membership roll call from today through November 24 aiming to enroll 5 000 members. A parade float and flags mark the launch with booths at the Boston Store court house Ducker's Walgreen's Stillman’s and the First National Bank. A city wide house to house canvass is planned with four Joliet Girl volunteers aiding in solicitation under Mrs Harry D Leinenwebers Junior department. Local business leaders cooperate to fund drive and display Red Cross posters flags in storefronts.

American Red Cross Red Cross Concentra Charles S. Winston Richard B. Vance Boston Court House Ducker’s Walgreen’s Stillman’s First National Bank Joliet Harry D. Leinenweber

Greeting From Horner Telegram to Horner Supporters

Photocopy of a telegram sent to Thesie tator from Governor-elect Henry Horner. The Spectator backed Horner during the campaign and urged his election to the governorship.

Thesie Tator Henry Horner The Spectator Horner

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