The day book. [volume], March 07, 1914, NOON EDITION, Image 29

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NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO
Mrs. Ella Flaeer Youne's element
ary School course approved by man
agement committee, vote 11 to l
Number of subjects reduced to 5.
Stata politician and Englewood
'policeman accu$ed of aiding Bristol
Cafe. License was refused: Cafe al
leged to be backed by notorious "Ed'
Weiss.
Dr. J. H. Greer will speak on "Sex
Science" at I. W. W. open forum, 17
N. Halsted St., Sunday evening
March 8. 8 p. m.
Attorney James J. Pjady asked for
Pink was "unworthy oftbelie'f." Judge
Sullivan to pass on -motion today.
City jnay demand electrification of
terminals. Pennsylvania Kauroaa
may grant further concessions.
Verdict in vote fraud due today.
Jury out all night.
Sanitary trustees assailed as in
competent." George W. Paulin claims
payroll has juihped from $500,000 to
$1,200,000 in two years.
Saloon 'license of Philip Karen, 38
S. Halsted at., and WMiani Rooney,
1934 W. Harrison St., revoked.
National Theater, ;HarHsbn and
State sts. lost license. Suggestive
shows:.
' Large bulldog jumped through win-
dow of taxidermist "store, 2457 Lin
coln ay., and attacked stuffed dog in
window. Proprietor shouted. Dog
fled.
Luke T. Drury, 71, 5026W. Huron
st.j killed by street car. Car.crew
held.
jyirsY Anna Lynch, 2519 Diversy
sf', robbed by purse snatcher, $7.
Nine men taken in raid at 317 W.
Madison, st, , charged with' gambling.
Frank Stoney booked as keeper.
- Case of Harry Cullet, charged with
attempting to bribe . Inspector of
Morals Dannenberg; continued 'Until
March 10. , .
'Policeyvoman Maggie R. Anderson
of Los Angeles here. Will take back
Miss Helen Young, 4139" Indiana .'ay.
Miss Young is said to have passed
worthless checks.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, 20, 2250
W. 22d St., candidate for alderman on
Prohibition ticket in 11th Ward.
Minnie Lageri, 17, 2933 W. Madi
son st., attacked by bulldog. Face
bitten. Disfigured for life.
P. J. Malone, one of six investiga
tors under suspension in city attor
ney's office, resigned.
Dudley Keenan, negro, 3712 S.
Dearborn st., shot and killed wife.
Keenan arrested.
Alderman Cullerton roported bet
ter. Physician believes crisis passed.
Case against John Mullaney, a leg
less man, dismissed , by jury. Was ac
cused of breaking window of lodging
house:
Frank McHugh, Otto Defoe and
Leonard Ainsworth captured after
long chase. Charged with stealing
and abandoning auto belonging to Dr.
O. S. Bacon.
Leroy Martin, Lockport, III., ar
rested. Charged with rifling mail
pouch.
Dr. Charles V. Herdiska, 811 S.
Spaulding st., struck by street car.
Arm fractured.
-John Worthingtoh, private banker,
in county jail. Charged with using
mails to defraud. . .
Charles E. Harvey, contractor cap
tured' in Pittsburgh. Wanted here for
contributing to dependency of child.
Mrs. Hannah Carton left baby on
doorstep. Though hubby would re
turn if he heard cries. Will be given
sanity test.
Henry Long fined $100, George
Hamilton $25 and John Flutterer $10
for stripping student of hat, coat,
shirt and overcoat. .
Mrs. Anna BorjScki, 66, 8721 Es-
canaba st dropped ;flead on church
steps.
Eleven dog owners fined. No
license.
Appropriation of $80,000 wanted to
more' Madison st. bridge, to Monroe