The day book. [volume], June 30, 1914, LAST EDITION, Image 8

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county saloons. Claim 250 saloons
are within two mile limit of city and
committee approved or
dinance for special movies for adults.
Suit for $226,000 estate ,of Sarah
A. Hawley remanded for newtrial.
228 new street cars to be purchas
ed by surface lines.
Carl Gaede, 68, dead. Gas.
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MAYOR BACKS MRS. YOUNG IN
SCHOOL MEMBERS DEAL
Mayor Harrison yesterday upheld
Mrs. Young by naming six school
trustees. Three of the members ap-
H pointed succeed themselves, two are
Pi t-hfi memhfirs annninted to take the
place of the ousted trustees, but or
dered removed by the court and one
is a women, Mrs. William E. Galla
gher, 4157 Berkeley avenue.
The appointments are as follows:
Harry A. Ldpsky, to succeed him
self.
Jacob W. Loeb, to succeed himself.
Mrs. John MacMahon, to succeed
herself.
Joseph A. Holpuch, to succeed Jas.
B. Dibelka.
John W. Eckhart, to succeed Henry
W. Huttmann.
Mrs. William E. Gallagher, to suc
ceed John C. Harding.
The terms of the retiring members
expire July 17.
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C. E. WHITE, CONTRACTOR BOSS,
SHOOTS FORMER EMPLOYE
Clarence E. White, teaming con
tractor, shot and seriously wounded
George, Murphy, a former employe,
at the rear of 116 Washington blvd.,
last night Murphy was wounded in
three places and his chances of re
covery is slight.
White has a reputation as a gun
man. Less than 6 months ago he
allot and killed Remsen Harris, a ne
gro, 18 N. Morgan street, and has
a record going back a dozen years.
White was found biding in a
clothes closet when arrested. He is
said to have a pull with a West Side 1
boss who .has protected him in his
previous troubles.
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RAILROAD MEN FAVOR STRIKE
UNLESS DEMANDS SUCCEED .
The strike vote of the engineers
and firemen of the western railroads
has been completed. Ninety per cent
of the vote cast favors a strike unless
the demands are granted.
The companies claim that conces
sion to the men would increase wages
$33,000,000 a year. There is said to
be little danger of a strike and a com
promise will probably be reached.
55,000 men are involved in the pres
ent wage controversy.
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COULD DO BETTER
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Editor We can't read your manu
script because it is written in pencil.
Don't you use a typewriter?
Poet Gee, whiz! If I could run a
typewriter, do you think you'd catch
me writing poetry?
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On navy and black utility coats,
collars of changeable taffeta or
broad stripes are used to give a little
color.
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