The day book. [volume], July 01, 1914, LAST EDITION, Image 7

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John Mikula, accused of assault on j
her, was acquitted.
Eight negroes arrested. Charged
with burglary.
Man known as "Oscar," 60, 2109 S.
State St., suicided. Gun.
John McClellis, 74, 544 S. State st.t
suicided. Gas.
$40,000 estate of Mrs. Isabel Quick
left to daughter, Bartram Quick.
Edw. Wolf and Fred Clarke given
indeterminate sentence for attempt
ed burglary on "footprint" evidence.
Clarke's shoe corresponded with
prints.
Mrs. Hilda Larson and daughter,
Signa, 2624 Attrill st, found uncon
scious. Gas. Revived.
Jennie Rosen, 14, 671 Fulton st.,
missing two weeks, found. Been with
man. Police seeking him.
James P. Bainbridge, 70, fell from
third story window at Dunning. Dead.
Samuel Gratch, member of Gratch
& Hartman, undertaking firm, filed
$50,000 suit against partner. Charges
Hartman's daughter, Sarah and
Helen Monus with framing up case to,
ruin him.
$35,000 bond isue for fire depart-.
ment believed approved by voters of
Oak Park.
John. Lewis, Bradford Hotel, boast
ed no horse could throw him. Tried
a rangy bay. Broken shoulder.
Case of Clarence White, who shot
George Murphy, continued until July
17. Murphy's condition serious.
Mme. Schumann-Heink granted
decree. Provides she may resume
former name. Wm. Rapp pays costs.
Singer's name cleared of charges.
Deadlock reached in $250,000
bathing beach at Jackson Park.
Council wants two beaches. Park
Board one.
Divorce records barred in Wm. K.
Nourse bigamy trial. Signatures
lacking.
Charles Butler freed by jury on
charge of mistreating three girls un
der 16. Girls sent to Geneva.
William Geist given six months in
Bridewell for non-support of wife and
child. Father said Be was tired of
supporting son and bride.
$820,000 city bonds to be placed on
sale today.
Mary Fiala, 17, heiress to $25,000,
sent to Oak Forest for support by
economical grandmother.
August Von Ende, wealthy brewer,
Burlington, la., arrested on complaint
of relative. Sanity (est.
Trial of Policeman Edw. Behan,
charged with murder of Joseph
Daley, on tomorrow.
Customs receipts ending June 30,
$11,302,577. $500,000 increase over
last year for district.
Park boards ruled against boule
vard busses. Might interfere with
autos.
Mrs. Lois eKnnedy, head of alleg
ed "baby farm," released on $1,000
bond. Re-arrested on peace warrant.
1,800 paid income tax. $1,500,000
paid on last day.
Annette Willman, 14 months, 445
W. 63d st., fell from third-story win
dow. J)ying.
"The Great Griffith," hypnotist,
mobbed at Calumet Theater, South
Chicago. Subject demanded pay. Re
fused. Exposed fake.
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SOME TAX DOPE
Ass't State's Att'y Hayden N. Bell
talked of prison sentences for men
who consistently dodge taxes today,
while prosecuting the tax cases in
Judge Owens' court.
Bell's statement was made after at
torneys for Julius Rosenwald had
asked and been granted a continu
ance in his case.
"We're going to see if we can't
charge conspiracy in cases where
there appears to be an attempt to
dodge taxes."
S. S. Sherman, M. C. Coleman, Bion
J. Arnold and Smith, Barnes & Stroh
zer weer fined $150 each today for
failure to file tax schedules.
Milwaukee. Bertha Liebecke,
"Fainting Bertha," known to Chicago
police, arrested for vagrancy.
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