No Man's Land annexation and public mood shifts
The piece argues for annexation of No Man's Land by Wilmette or Kenilworth to secure police water and fire protection. It rebuts unfair press and laments envy toward Britain's royal visit while criticizing contemporary politics and alleged graft, naming Rep Ralph E. Church and others in Washington.
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No Man’s Land
Wilmette
Kenilworth
State Senate
New Trier
Britain
Rome
London Daily Mirror
Atlantic
United States of America
National Congress
Illinois
Ralph E. Church
Washington
Horace Russell
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Friend Church
Fallon
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Three submarines sink. waves of survivors and suspicions rise
A terse round up notes three submarines, American, British, and French, sinking with few survivors amid hints of possible foul play and broader triple-death patterns. The column then shifts to local color and human-interest snippets.
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Grant Park
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