Tomorrow Tag Day Aids Luthern Home Orphans
Tomorrow marks tag day to raise funds for the Luthern Home orphans with 300 volunteers collecting. Last year about $3000 was raised and organizers hope to match it as 55 children, 35 years in operation, rely on community support in Joliet. Headquarters will be in the basement of the Will County Bank Building. The tag day committee is chaired by H A Hanson with members including Mrs Thomas Flint Mrs H W Roehl Mrs Edward Young and several others.
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H. A. Hanson
Joliet
Will County Bank
E Hanson
Thomas Flint
H. W. Roehl
Edward Young
John Nygren
Edward Thoren
Edward Johnson
Stephen Dowse
Arthur Lilya
John Carlson
Petition Accepted for Commission Government Ballot
The Board of Supervisors accepted the petition to place a proposition for a commission form of government on the November ballot by a 30 to 20 vote. The action marks official consideration of a change in local government structure.
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Board OF Supervisors
Federal Agents Raid Two Alcohol Stills Northwest of Joliet
Federal agents under Arnold Kinlock raided two active stills outside Joliet. At Joseph Thomas 2500 North Raynor Avenue a 50 gallon still was seized and taken to police headquarters. At Phillip Denardo Theodore Street a 100 gallon still was found. Arraignments were set before a United States commissioner in Chicago.
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Arnold Kinlock
Joseph Thomas
Raynor Avenue
Phillip Denardo
Theodore Street
United States
Chicago
Officials Move to Contain Joliet Mine Disturbances
Police mobilized in Joliet under Chief W L Moody and Capt Hal L Carr to hold in readiness as 1000 pickets gathered from central Illinois to halt work at Wilmington Coal City mines and press operators to sign an agreement. State police and sheriff forces from Will and Grundy counties plan to clear the district.
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Joliet
W. L. Moody
Hal L. Carr
Wilmington
Will and Grundy Counties
Illinois
Northern Illinois Coal Corporation
Wilming
Howline
Joseph Cassasa
United Mine Workers of America
Joseph Marchessi
John Thornton
United Mine Workers
Married 50 Years Celebrate Anniversary at Stump Home
Mr and Mrs Vincent Stump of 1101 Jackson Street mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary with seven children gathering for the celebration. He is 75 and she 70, with relatives joining from the surrounding area for the event.
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Vincent Stump
Jackson Street
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Luthern Home
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Progressive Miners Union of America
Oliver State
Frank Flood
Grundy County
John Perucca
Fioro Muzzareilli
John Mantle
Harry Stoubaugh
Farmington