The day book. [volume], March 30, 1917, LAST EDITION, Image 8

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NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO
Sunrise, 5:36; sunset, 6:13.
Shirley Maxfield, 3943 S. Peoria,
ordered to pay wife $75 -a month.
Roy Shields, union business agent,
Indicted for assault on Philip Simons,
March 17.
, Richard Knippers, Dolton grocer,
run over and killed after he cranked
auto truck.
Wm. Meyers and George Bratton
sent to Bridewell for six months.
Picked pockets.
Victor Reseler, janitor, 4754 "Sher
idan rd., found dying with fractured
skull. Mystery. '
Com'r of Public Works Bennett es
timated winter's damage to munici
pal pier at $2,500.
James Watson, real estate dealer,
accused of unfaithfulness in separate
maintenance bill.
Mrs. Amelfa Gross, 3806 Grand
blvd., died of heart disease on way
home from funeral.
L. V. Guthman, 5026 Michigan av.,
held up and robbed of $57 and dia
mond ring near home.
Police seeking i man Who enters
fiats in guise of phone company em
ploye and robs nickel boxes.
W. S. Denham, 60, real estate deal
er, Hopkins Park, found dead from
gas at 710 N. Clark. Accidental.
Policeman Martin Hogan, Engle
wood station, quit force after 25
fears of service. Has another job.
Mrs. Wm. Culver, fined $50 and
costs for hitting Mrs. Helen Age in
eye. Both live at 2505 S. Michigan.
David Selcer, 18, son of dep't man
ager for Gage Hat Works, testified
in father's divorce suit that mother
made dates over phone.
Rob't Sherman, 4064 S. Dearborn,
shot and killed by Mrs. Lulu Frank
lin, 4119 S. Dearborn, when he
knocked on her door by mistake.
Mrs. Anna Quattrocki, 17, 2615
Shields av., granted annulment of
marriage when she told judge hus
band forced her to wed at gun's
oint.
Wm.Potthast, saloonkeeper, 1030
Montana, beaten and robbed of $50.
Wm. Butler, sent to penitentiary
for stealing auto. Ninth sent up this
month.
Mrs. Hattie Trude, 1635 Farwell
av., got divorce. Accused her next
door neighbor!
Mary .Lustig, 3, 9619 Ewing av.,
burned to death while playing
around bonfire.
Jacob Simon, 3306 Crenshaw, held
up and robbed of $300 dues of the
Carpenters' union.
Valentine Hassman, 1126 Montana
st., beat off two negroes who held
him up near home.
Police think maniac slew (Cather
ine Roller. Girl found near home
with bullet in head.
Tramways Comm'n of Montreal
here to study relations between city
and traction company.
Old Lake View police station, Hal
sted and Addison, partly destroyed
by fire. Is fifty years old.
Boyce Reynolds suing Deaconess
Society of Evangelical ass'n for $25,
000. Charges malpractice.
Mayor Thompson got request from
Mayor Morris of New Albany, Ind.,
asking help for victims of tornado.
Gottfried Hummel, pres. German
Irish Alliance, sought by police on
bum check charge. Denies guilt.
Ben Scheilowski, 3522 W. 12th,
and two other druggists fined $20
for hiring unregistered pharmacists.
Fred Wighorn, saloonkeeper, 2030
W. Madison, fined $25 and costs
after police found dice game In ses
sion. Ray Noland, arrested for love let
ters to Mildred McCormick, 660 Rush
st, promised not to do it again.
Freed.
Dr. Raymond Sweany, 1614 Car
men av., granted annulment of mar
riage on plea that he did not remem
ber getting hitched.
Lillian Murray, actress, plead
guilty to keeping $25,000 worth of