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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1932

Page

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Horner portrait as a reforming Democratic governor candidate

The editorial lauds Judge Henry Horner as uniquely qualified for governor. It praises his 30 years of civic work, integrity, and unbossed stance, contrasting him with the opposition and portraying him as a plainspoken, honest leader with national and state vision.

Henry Horner Illinois Democratic Party of Louis Jefferson Brann Lewiston Maine Brann

Man Struck by Car Injures Leg in Chicago Suburb

Frank Bohseler of South Chicago was severely injured when struck by a car driven by Benjamin Hollister of Park Ridge Illinois. Hollister said the pedestrian stepped into the path on Ottawa street and he stopped to help take Bohseler to St Joseph's hospital, where doctors found a compound fracture of the right leg and other injuries.

Frank Bohseler Chicago Street Benjamin Hollister Park Ridge Illinois Hollister Ottawa Street St. Joseph’s Hospital

Democratic Rally for Judge Horner Dazzles Joliet Crowd

A large Joliet audience gathered for Democratic candidate Judge Henry Horner with a torch light parade and fireworks as militants of old democracy seemed to surge into the city. The rally featured a brass band and a stirring address.

Chamber of Commerce Henry Horner Horner Andy Jackson Grover Cleveland Joliet Judge Horner

Milk Truck Crashes on Second Avenue Bridge

A milk truck crashed on Second Avenue Bridge Wednesday after a mechanical break. No injuries reported as bottles splashed across the street and a bystander photo captures the scene.

Eib Second Avenue

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