Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., March 10, 1921, Image 1

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OTTAWA F REE TRADER
Established 1840
OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 18K0
TMfc WtATHER.
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aimer tcmght and Fri
A1MO OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
VOLUME 5. -NO. hmi.
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, Till HSDAY, M A IU 1 1 0, 1921
ITUCE, TWO CENTS
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The Collector
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50 OR MORE VIOLATORS
OF GAMING LAW ARE
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FOR LOOP TRAFFIC
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BIG SENSATION IS TO FOLLOW
VISIT HERE FEW WEEKS BACK
OF DETECTIVES WORKINC, OUT
OF ATTORNEY GENERALS OF.
FICE.
Thai Attorney General Urunduge ii
tin' conduct ol Ins office maintains iu
exhaustive' follow 1 1 f Bystem is uvl
denced by the impending appearand
before Judge Land Is, in i In. ago, o
Eddie Frankeh, ami John Rotlner, Li
Salle sofl drink proprietors, both o
whom are charged with violation o
a restraining order Issued againsi
them last December oui ol the federal
courts. They are scheduled to appeal
for trial next Monday Judge Landl
Will he mi the hem h
evidence contained during a (heck
i ii r tip hi' I. a Salle saloons is held n
sponsible ror the second tnes ftotl
net and Franken n m I themselves in
Two operatives, working out "i Bruu
dages office, well founded rumor?
aver, were dispatched Into La Sail
county "ti see how the i ii - were be
having" alter Judge Ijtndia bad Issued
temporary Injunctions against them
The two men, these sell Binne welt
rule Invoked against
al Judge Landla
To Crack Big
OLUTION OF CONGESTION EVIt
IS READ COMMISSIONERS BY I
C, BRAND- MATTER REFERRED
TO COMMISSIONER PALMER
FOR INVESTIGATION
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bottom for It
no hamlet, h.
fined to
based si
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nona, Ot
made and prt
slot machine;
variotv that
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quently money i
if "winnings."
Prosecuti
The reports i
rour In .Ottawa
dragnet, while (
ripal center of I
antl-gamblfng la
While gaming
line, the Inves'l
form
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FRENCH SEND NOTE
ASKING PRESIDENT
TO GIVE HIS VIEWS
Paris, March 10. It was stated at the foreign
office today that ni gotiations were under way be
tween the French embassy in Washington and the
state department in an
l
ertort to induce rresi-
nt i larding to favor
ance of a rrodified league of
nations. The French position is con
ciliatory, and is believed to relate to
connected
liitiKton admin
ie peace con
H ! ! M T P H D C Washington Withholds Comment.
HILL Un Mu RU :;L u 1 vvashmK.
ton omctaiB witnnnid comment today
on the statements made at the French
foreign office that negotiations were
victims under way between the French em
bassy here und th" state denartment
with regard to accentance bv the
A G o file iio.coo c L a I M r, United .states of a modified league of
$30,000 IN S0!!S;,;:?
' nations
FOLLOW M illY PS
w 1 i during the
1 CATASTROPHE
ESTATES OF THREE
AGAINSrT ROCK ISLAND IN ClR
CUIT COURT.
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u a d n i m n
u mnuiiMU
TO AVERT WAGE CUT
HPFAII W'l I PACKER EMPLOYES
UlMft j hll APPEAL TO HARE
1ST CAMPAIGN
1 MIJPQF
0 VI TIN
: MORE PAY SOUGHT
I FROM SOUS FOR
CO. HOME WARDEN
wi re riding ami two Rock Island
wai
brought i" light today, when damage
Miits aggn ;aliiiL' tSO.ftOO wfirn lll t In
O EDUCATE PEOPLE IN NEEDS
OF HEALTH EXPERT WHO CAN
KEEP CLOSE TAB ON VICTIMS
OF AVOIDABLE DISEASES.
iUPE
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FOR
nations. The impression was given,
however, that the Initiative in any
such development rested entirely
with the French government and that
In any event the matter had not yet
rcai hed the stage of negotiations.
Presldeni Harding has in&Mcatejd all
along thai his first steps in foreign
affairs would come after the forma
tion of a definite domestic reconstruc
tion program :n:d that nothing for
mal would be dime until the attitude
of foreign governments had been felt
out through unofficial channels.
Mr. Harding already has received
considerable information through his
unofficial sources regarding the feel
init of European statesmen, The forth
coming visit of former Premier Yi
vianl on a special mission and the re
turn ol Amabssador Mavis from Lon
don are regarded as opening two im
portant avenues (,f information aside
WJtn the sihia
' president sent
s abroad wi'h
ka to make in
a I i ourse of
uch represents
id to lead later
tand Pat."
I 1 tn erica n
are "standing
said today
tl
i el ely oul
lined toil l)i ct cemmill
of tl u
Complete
1 1
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f the
n, ail
u the
REV. WHITSITT ACCEPTS
CONGREGATIONAL CALL
ii
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Peru Will Filed.
tin 111 propt rly. ami n
' liicago for use as i
of those bottles are
John Hancock w of 0
lurther alleged,
Prosecution r, the
continues., are to foil
alii) In the County
Boiatto Want!
Prepared to enti r
ami to pay a $:;imi Hi
posed upon him, Frt
sellles soft drink
whose home and n
renoj t
H 'li
!
thi "'
till cation ,
very st rutin
CONFLICTING REPORTS
EMANATE IN RUSSIA
Kanle hi
cause ot tile aosence ol JUngC Han
Reek from the rii. Boiatto was tol
he would hSte to wait until to:,,,,
row to have his case brought befoi
the county court
Ltnabte to settli the count agalnt
him. Mulatto returned home, promt
ing to come had; main tomorro'
morning. Yesterday afternoon s 131
tine was asses-, , i Harry Klein, whoi
soft drink parlor was raided at tl
tune Holatto- horn-' and place i
l usiness were searched It is su
posed the court will mete out tit
same punishment to Boiatto
At the time of the raid. Onlj BOHI
imply Irottles which had contain
moonshine could be found In th it
latto place ol business, but in h
home a large barrel Riled with ralsl
mash was found. Boiatto and bit! wil
imth Informed ii mcera thai ii
hi ash was being used i', mtking win
and claimed thai they never ha
manufactured any moonshine
The Sunday tail ended in KU
Uwittnved on Page I, coL t
antt rlli Arirptec)
oil from t!
three lids I
fearing
of the i
I slow on the
,u ,:i ,,f I Bnally deter
reel was ter t,. rjtj
with a re-1 for i,Cil! 0
1 " 1 he act Ion was i
i
HIGHWAY BILL IS
INTRODUCED TODAY
NATIONAL PLATE
EMPLOYE INJURED
FORECAST COLD SPELL
NEAR GREAT LAKES
iuwi next i
lie of Si Pl'd
B alone lasl u
' i ie am hes tl
ONLY 4 DAYS
I 12 I T
Ti pa) j tuir !ni"iiif lax
i
at foreign couriers hsvo
leavi Pel rograd The
tropavlovsk has been
FIX DATE FOR VOTE
ON COLOiVIBIAN BILL
on. m u . ii iii. i tic senate
vote on the OokMiMaa
the -igbtb day after coti
n - tor the April session.