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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1931

Page

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Thieves Steal Loaded Pistol From Postal Telegraph Warehouse

Thieves entered the Postal Telegraph warehouse at 409 Washington Street by a rear door and took a loaded revolver from a desk drawer. Alvin MelIntire, a company employee, alerted police. Capt. Edward Delaney and Detective Clarence Kearns led the investigation, but no suspect was found. Police circulated the pistol description and serial numbers to nearby towns in hopes of arresting the culprits.

Porcing Postal Telegraph Warehouse Washington Street Alvin MelIntire Edward Delaney Clarence Kearns Belen

Dummer Admits He Is Just Dumb in Disturbance

Charles Dummer, 45, of 104 Gardner Street, was found drunk in an alley with four home brew bottles and a partially filled moonshine bottle. After arrest he told officers he was dumb. He was jailed overnight and to be arraigned in police court today on a disorderly conduct charge.

Charles Dummer Gardner Street Dummer

Three Cars Damaged in Cass Street Collision

A three-vehicle crash last night at Cass street and Cassidy avenue damaged all cars. Daniel Mendoza of Clinton street struck William Johnson of Hebbard street, who swerved and hit James Gleason of Landau avenue. A pedestrian alerted police and officers controlled traffic.

Cass Street Cassidy Avenue Daniel Mendoza Clinton Street William Johnson Hebbard Street Johnson James Gleason Landau Avenue

Mexican Youth Arrested with Loaded Revolver

A Mexican youth who gave the name Antonio Gomez and residence in Rock Island was arrested last night when found carrying a loaded revolver. The arrest was made by Motorcycle Policeman Bernard McGann.

Antonio Gomez Rock Island Bank Bernard McGann

Abandoned Mrs Essie Boerger to Detroit after arrest

Mrs Essie Boerger, 21, of Anniston Alabama and her 11 month old daughter Helen were taken from the police station last Monday afternoon. She was arrested when her husband cashed a bogus check and fled as police approached. Peter McCarthy of the Morning Star mission bought them a bus ticket to Detroit where they will join relatives.

Essie Boerger Anniston Ala Helen Peter McCarthy The Morning Star Mission Detroit Mich

Spectator Last Line contest to continue weekly

The Spectator invites more entries for its popular Last Line contest noting many have entered but none yet chosen as weekly winners. The contest will continue indefinitely to give all ages a chance to win and be awarded each week.

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Authorities Plan to Rid City and County of Hoodlums

Joliet and Will county prepare a renewed drive against criminals led by States Attorney Hjalmar Rehn Chief of Police Nicholas Fornango and Sheriff Oliver Flint. Following a county wide meeting, crimes including a Wilmington bank robbery with about 9000 stolen prompted arrests and stepped up inquiries with orders to arrest known hoodlums and bring suspects to headquarters for questioning.

Joliet Will County Hjalmar Rehn Nicholas Fornango Oliver Flint Wilmington Rehn Fornango James O’neil State Highways Police Department Flint

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