The day book. [volume], March 07, 1914, NOON EDITION, Image 30

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st. Work could be done before other
bridges are torn down.
Mrs. Daisy Feldman, 4153 W. 21st
pi., died from injuries, received while
being dragged down stairs. Husband
held.
Ruby Rosenstien, Des Moines, ran
up taxi bill of $9.85. Had no money.
Locked up. Sanity .questioned.
Son and grandson of late John Se
bastian get $1 each. Remainder of
$62,00(kestate goes to widow;
Shouting, "We want more sleep,"
60 students," dressed in .nighties,
marched - on John Marshall high
school!. Protest against, lengthening
of schodrhours from 6 to 8..
Frank Herman fatally beaten by 4
uiKuwayman. bkuii iraciurea ana
jaw broken. Robbers got $5."
Academie 'de Notre Darrie, ",1338
Oregon av., entered. $10 taken from
money box.
J. Bedno's grocery store, 629 Sibley
St., looted. $14 cash and $100 food
stuff taken.
Louis A. Pjnocci, 1201 W. Harrison
st, robbed $82, $250 diamond and
watch.
Negro entered home pf Miss Cath
erine Irwin! 4830, St Lawrence av.,
choked and" :beat her. Frightened
away by neighbors.
Frank Turkovich, 1708 Massachu
setts av., Gary, slashed throat. Dead.
Y. KimmePs tailor shop, 281 N.
Ashland av., looted. 3 boys held.
Detectives with revolvers' prevented
mob from lynching Wong Sing at S.
Chicago. Chinaman accused of seri
ous offense by Mrs. Mary Dzedulwicz,
24, 305 Pullman av., Burnham.
Twelve narrowly escaped death
when elevator dropped in Monadnock
building. Safety brakes worked. No
one injured.
Ellis may accept sentence without
contest. 2 jurors willing to appear be-,
fore parole board.
FIRE DESTROYS THEATER
Fife of unknown origin partly de
stroyed the Oakland Theater, 31st
and Cottage Grove avenue, early to-,
day at a-'loss tff $15f0.00.j- Bre Attor3
ney Johnson is conducimg an itives-
tigation.
51saigfeiil
On one occasion, at my favorite
club, you 'know, I desired especially
to indite a letter 'ome: Finding a lack
of writing materials, as',, for instance,
my dear- fellow, pen and ink, I
'phoned my wants to a boy attendant,
who responded: , .
I gotcha:, mistar You re honing
for an ink needle and- a tub of bru
nette scratching sap, Just clutch
your breath and I'll glom the 'yours
truly' freight for 'you. Then you can .
fire your thoughts down the dumb
waiter from' your' high dome and Tie-
gin making Bresha hen clues on
white paper. Bet you re going to
shoot a googo'ogram to your best filly,
My word! "- '
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