The day book. [volume], May 21, 1915, NOON EDITION, Image 3

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f NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO
Sunrise, 4:24; sunset, 7:09.
Mrs. Josephine Elsham, 939 Mon
tana st, died from cancer, although
daughters had given blood to save
her.
Julius Janetta, 762 Gilpin pi.,
crushed perhaps fatally by cave-in of
sewer near 3212 Broadway.
Louis Dohn, Bloomington, III., en
gineer, killed by gas from water heat
er in bathroom at 3845 Washtenaw.
Christian Hettelsater, 65, 3225
Maple av., Berwyn, died from heart
disease in Dearborn station.
A. F. Wagner, 3245 Rhodes av.,
found note in bottle on beach. "I
jumped in lake at 68th st Jake
Swanberg," epistle read.
Chief Healey ordered revocation
of amusement license of Howard
Thurston, 336 S. State. Runs objec
tionable show.
Wm. A. Paulson, attorney, 109 N.
Dearborn st, filed petition of bank
ruptcy. Assets $332, liabilities $21,530.
Representatives of organizations
interested in child welfare attended
luncheon of Dr. J. D. Robertson,
health commissioner.
Charles Davis, 412 W. 79th, arrest
ed for larceny. Charles Lillhouser,
239 N. La Salle, says he took $1,800
as clerk.
Dudley A. Tyng, 150 E. Superior,
former broker, held to grand jury on
charge of larceny as bailee.
Will of Montague Grant, who went
down on Lusitania, filed for proba
tion. Edward Doherty, 1911 W. 13th, got
$5,000 verdict against Schmidt Con
struction Co., 133 W. Washington, for
personal injuries.
Alice Ostwald, 3826 Ward st.,
found on corner at 5 a. m. reading
novel. Sent to insane asylum.
Man posing as painter got $650
worth of jewelry from home of Max
Finklestein, 2636 Potomac av.
Members of Christian Catholic
Apostolic Church of Zion to have
anti-tobacco parad.e tomorrow,
Hubert Horseman, Pat Lyons and
Thos. McBride held to grand jury on
serious charges of Violet Bathnick,
18, 2324 Elston av.
Allen Clark, 10, 19545 Wesley av.,
Evanston, may lose right eye. Hit
by batted ball.
John Bavone, 856 Milton av., want
ed as suspect in murder of Sergt Jos.
McGuire, arrested.
Johnny Hand, veteran band master,
on way to recovery, physicians at the
German hospital say.
Tony Micelli, arrested at Harrison
and Aberdeen sts. with revolver, fined
$100 and costs.
Paul Sykes, 1 mo. old, of 539 N.
Central Park av., found suffocated in
bed.
Frank Flory, bartender, 700 W. Van
Buren st, arrested for telling police
of fake holdup, discharged by judge.
Frank Podskalski, 5239 W. 24th pi.,
knocked from delivery truck; in colli
sion. Dead.
Macie Lupa, 2424 S. Western av.,
saloonkeeper, sued for $25,000. Vic
toria Ulman, 2428 W. 24th pi., says he
refused to marry.
Otto Schroeder, 3126 Calumet av.,,
caused arrest of Margaret Forbes,
same address. She refused to keep
off his porch.
John Bross Lloyd, Winnetka mil
lionaire, absolved from paying $50,
000 breach of promise verdict of Mary
Sullivan, Boston, by supreme court
Three bandits arrested when one
was shot in raid on Clinton Sher
man's drug store, 711 W. 69th.
State's Att'y Hoyne and Sheriff
Traeger on "outs" because two of
Hoyne's witnesses cost $75 a week
to feed.
Burglar got $300 in jewelry in raid
on home of Mrs. Jaura Matteson,
2616 Lake View av., after "sticking
up" family.
Woman known as Miss K. Sexton
found unconscious from gas in
Evanston rooming house. Revived.
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