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NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO
Sunrise, 6:05; sunset, 5:54.
John Celak, 1131 S. Jefferson, shot
by Albert Smith, 3242 S. Hoyne av.f
watchman, in alleged attempt to en
ter 12th St. Dep't Store, dead.
Will of George Vial, late sec'y Chi
cago White Lead & Oil Co.. filed for
probation. Estate of $320,000 goes
to family.
Home of Dr. Sarah Brayton, 1637
Chicago av., Evanston, robbed. About
$30Q in jewelry gone.
James McPartland, 2007 Wash
burne av., arrested for non-support
of wife and children, says she made
him sew own buttons on.
A. B. Case, ticket agent Drexel sta
tion, Kenwood "L," shut off lights
when held up by negro. Robber fled.
Alex Sandusky, 1628 W. Superior,
shot slightly by Frank Simpson in
Manhattan saloon, 803 S. State. Cap
tured. Mrs. Alice Seed, 2857 Archer av
held to grand jury for fraud. Took
jewelry from Mrs. Ottilge Hadel, 4921
Forrestville av., promising to get hus
band. T. L. Smith, 4350 Drexel blvd., took
I noison. Mav live.
John Fralipyak, 4648 Bishop st, ar
rested as man who took purse of
Rose Robek and tried to drag her into
alley.
Mrs. Bessie Hill, 10 E. Ontario st,
found unconscious in rear of 502 S.
Wabash av., dead. Believed to have
taken poison.
John Rene, former of Beecher, III.,
gored by mad bull. Five ribs broken,
internally injured. May die.
James Michelson, 3835 Wallace, ar
rested on robbery charge of C. C. Gal
lion, who lost $127.
Delbert Dunlop, 215 S. Kildare av.,
robbed of $12 by three armed men at
Karlov and Monroe.
Dr. Walter Dodd, "U" of Illinois, .
appointed associate professor of po
litical science at "U" of C.
Federal courts of Chicago and Mil
waukee dosed today for burial of;
CHICAGO BRIEFS
Anton Stapler, insurance agent, ar
rested by special agent from New
York. Wanted for manslaughter.
Police of Englevvtosd searched cars
to find dog "Busy," stolen from A. L.
Johnson, 330 W. 60th pi.
Philip Manno, whose private bank
at 515 W. Oak st. was closed after
partner suicided, arrested for embez
zlement. Mrs. Brent Vaughn, wife of official
of Bryant & Stratton business col
lege, got divorce. Another woman.
Wife of Dr. Ingraham Locke grant
ed divorce. Husband, dentist, failed
because of dope, claim.
Charles Burns told Judge Prindi
ville he was paid $100 to assault Wm.
Aiston, 559 Melrose st, by Edward
Redpath, saloonkeeper.
Beer and milk have nearly equal
nutritive value declared Edward
Gudeman before American Society
of Chemists.
Committee of county board mem
bers to visit jail today. Planning
better building.
Lillian Kliza killed by auto of Al
fred Newcomb, 7050 N. Clark st, at
5th av. and Lake st Newcomb held.
Mary Vandervort, 18, Evanston
High School girl, missing from home
at 1452 N. Fargo av., Rogers Park.
Chief Justice Olson and Chief of
Police Gleason may agree to allow
harmless "souses" their freedom
without appearing in court ,
Warren Crowell, 214 W. Monroe
and S. D. Flitcher, 71, 6928 Glen
wood av., hit by auto of George Foell,
7816 Aberdeen. Crowell dead; Flet
cher dying; Foell held.
Karl MulJer, 2029 Sheffield av., had
skull fractured when motorcycle hit
auto at Fullerton and Southport avs.
Mrs. Emma Langer, saloonkeeper,
531 W. Jackson blvd., bankrupt. War,
suffrage and prohibition causes.
August Jost fined $10 for using il
legal nets in north shore .shing. Six
others arrested.
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