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NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO
Safeblowers got 250 from Wheel
er & Joachims' saloon, 1658 W. Lake
st, few doors from W. Lake st. police
station.
Mrs. Anna Stenerson, 920 N. Cali
fornia ay,, dropped dead on street.
Heart disease.
Police searching for Louis Spink,
6, 2645 Washington blvd.
Marjorie Hamilton Cunnningham,
the "calender, girl" will take stand in
Funk case today.
John McHenry, found dead on
stairs of Sam Phillips' rooming
'house, 942 W. Madison st Neck
broken. Mystery.
Police searching for man who
threw Elizabeth Cordes, 2742 S.
Harding av., from street car at Madi
son and Halsted sts. Shoulder
broken.
U. S. Sen. Sherman and Former
Gov. Deneen held political confer
ence. (
Women's Party of Cook County- in
war against suffrage clearing house
operated by Women's City Club.
Anton Wiskieszek, applying for
citizenship papers, said President
Wilson lived in Cicero.
Mrs. Kittie Garnt, 10 E. Illinois st.,
found dead in bed same day her
former husband, Thomas Raddigan,
was drowned.
Sam Insull says he'll cut Common
wealth Edison rates $974,000.
John J. Sullivan, 4756 Vincennes
av., killed by fall from "L" platform
at State and Van Buren sts.
"Prof." Salisbury, long-sought
clairvoyant, brought back to Chicago
from Boston. Named Barney Bert
sche. Negro burglar got $800 worth of
jewels from home of Mrs. W. E.
Campbell, 3? 51 Grand blvd.
Sarah Padden, Chicago actress,
married to Geo. C. Sackett, sec'y of
United Play Co.
Jennie Grayson, negress, convict
ed of killing Bessie Taylor on account
of jealousy. One year to life.
Nathaniel Hill, 58, stationary engi
neer, Hotel Holland, killed by being
crushed between elevator cage and
roof of building.
Thos. Laquinto, laborer, North
western Railroad, kilted by buggy of
Battalion Marshal Kenny, fire dep't
Aid. Richert authorized to fill va
cancy on commission on city expen
ditures caused by resignation of Aid.
Beilfuss.
Mrs. Emma Douglas, 16, arrested
with Aldo F. Bleisch on complaint of
her husband. Judge Hopkins ordered
Bleisch to leave town. Girl wife sent
back to husband.
Would-be burglar frightened away
when he tried to rob home of Mrs.
John E. Barnes, 3571 Grand blvd.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst arrives
in town today.
Isabella Carruthers, 1820 Jackson
blvd., appointed first woman bailiff of
Municipal Court.
Capt. C. Glenn Collins who passed
himself off as English banker, arrest
ed for forgery. Wanted in Baltmore,
Md.
Aid. Capitain resigned from sub
way committee.
President Samuel Gompers, Ameri
can Federation of Labor, is in town
today.
Six Chicago girls announce them
selves willing to enter into eugenic
marriages.
Morgan Campbell, 14, 1928 Larch
mont av., killed by electric shock
when he climbed electric light pole
in Hallowe'en joke.
Vice President Thos. R. Marshall is
here. Predicts trouble over adminis
tration currency bilL
Aid. Geo. F. Harding, Jr., 2nd ward,
boomed as Republican candidate for
mayor
Helen Sullivan, 3, taken from home
of Mrs. Annie Edwards, 1246 Clark
st, by man who said he was her
father.
Prominent young Elgin man ar-
1 rested as suspect in Addison, DL.
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