The day book. [volume], March 03, 1914, LAST EDITION, Image 7

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water from lake nostnoned until de
cision of petition of government is
given.
John M. Roblitta, chauffeur, held in
connection with death of Miss Mary
O Bnen. Girl was struck by taxi Sun
day.
Joseph C. Connolly, 3032 S. Park
av., severely injured by auto driven
by P. W. Kenney, 1031 E. 45th st.
John Drina, 409 W. North St., died
from bullet wound. Shot self Feb. 25.
Despondent.
Mrs. Hannah L. Murphy, matron S,
Chicago av. station, fell from street
car. Left leg broken.
"The Spoilers," based on Rex
Beach's novel, approved by movie
censors. Hold-up and gambling
scenes ordered out in other reels.
$10,000,000 clearing railroad yard
ordinance passed by council. Work
may start April 1.
Nathan Spira a cted as lawyer and
witness in "arson ring" trial. Put self
on stand and asked questions.
P. J. Hennan, bookkeeper Western
Foundry Company, arrested for ob
taining money under false pretenses.
Alleged to have taken checks from
outgoing mail.
Charley Willis attacked wife.
Daughter ran for aid. Two husky ne
groes came to her assistance. Sat on
angry man until police arrived.
Four more city bonds sold. Total
$1,067,000.
William Ball, 121 N. Ashland av.,
arrested. Mrs. A. Schultz, 6500 S.
Carpenter st, complainant. Alleged
to have attacked Schultz's 10-year-old
daughter.
Max Klien's drug store, Kedzie and
Fullerton av., looted. $300.
Anthony Petras, Theresa Holland
er murder suspect, released on $10,
000 bond'. Bail signed by 21 men.
B. S. Wise, rail roa,d clerk, arrested.
Accused of rifling mails.
Jury chosen in vote fraud trial.
Bernard J. Mahoney, Ass't State's
Att'y, to be placed on trial today.
Congressman A. J. Sabath saia to
be ready to buy back school sites.
Reported thathe will give 10 per cent
profit to city.
Two dealers arrested for trying to
escape oleo government tax. Out-of-town,
witnesses produced against Jno.
Jelke and 12 associates in oleo fraud
trial.
"Handsome Jack" Koetters to be
tried for murder of Mrs. Emma Kraft,
March 16. State to insist upon death
penalty.
Suit threatened against Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer. Harlow N. Higinbotham
wants $67,000 fair fund!
John Burke, 42, 5330 S. Wabash
av., overcome by sewer gas. Revived
by oxygen machine.
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OF COURSE NOT
First Critic I wonder what the
artist was trying i to convey in this
picture? .
Second Critic I am. sure I don't
know.
First Critic Let us ask that gen
tleman over there.
Second Critic Sh-h! " No: -that's
the artist. He wouldn't know.
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i he sweetest cordial we receive at
last
Is conscience pf our virtuous actions
nnish ?n-in Fin rautio!-.-.
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