Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., May 19, 1921, Image 1

About Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927

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OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established ihho
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
WEATHER
Fall tonight : Friday in
r ''.mg cloudiness; not
much change in tempera-
VOM'MK ...--NO. HJi).
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, TIll'IfSDAY, M . , j21.
1 awn a J W 1 IV X I .
SURnENQERS DEFENOffl iffl MJIIF i off with the old. on wi n lmcciuft nr mATcti
, , nWy yr VU j ;y
iim i a-jg"
illQlCT cui i nine
mad malto . mum nBCDATinii
, i , iir-
f v v - : wasnmeton. v
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HIS PLANS FBI! LEAVING AMERICA
ATTEMPT TO GET OUT OF H!
PROSECUTION IS U
NIPPED IN BUD NFW MIITMN
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BONDS WITHDRAWN m 1 m m
MAN WHO WC NT SECURITY FOR
AUTO DRIVER ACCUStD or Bf
ING INTOXICATED AT THE
WHCFL HALTS DEPENDANT'S
r L I G 1 1 f TO OLD COUNTIiV
ii i
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1 1 a )
:
charge b
Madlc In 0
noon,
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T 1 .
i;iV t. r.flwarr) ImmlaBa
te, chiel ustice of the United States supreme
t, died here early this morninc followinff an
operation last Friday
imim orr,. ,,. i from which he rallied but
KMWUC later suffered a relapse
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Life. miT me
Cm 005 T ,
VUN BURDEN
AFTER ANUDDt
I
All hODe Of hj; rpfnuaru 4ae 3i,,n
j doned yesterday. He was seventy-five
! Id Word of t"e death of Jus-
arrow n
' : ivhere,
'" '"'B nis long years o( service on
. tne supreme bench, he hud Brown In
the ail miration and esteem, not only
in o! (he en
tho !'M '' 1 J eath, which occurred at 2
l 1 loi h tnis morning, i ame as a shock
.iiisnc,. nau enjoyed rng
up in the time he was
ubmli ; . an operation for
ible and hfs record of at-
the supreme bench was
PREFERRED TERM g
IAN DATurn nuns
IrtlL RH I N L !l nnli LAKE'S ASHES TO B
,JPU8ide when death came
Were Ills wife, his two nieces. .iH8
Anna Montgomi ry ami Miss Mary Lea
Mroussard and die Rev. Father S, j.
ijeoon ni Georgetown University,
wim administered the last sacra
ment during tin' early evening.
! 'c'or("nfi to tentative funeral ar-
!:'"' Vm'.'ils i today by
riatiK (,reen, Marshal ol the supreme
hurge, inter
re In Oak Hill
le services un
to be held at
10 o'clock on
SIDE 001 MUMMERS' SFMEfllp
rtr IIITrni An .,-, Tin hoiii . ,i. .
MAY 28 10 WM. uM n
nn a, i a ; veloried .1 ., 1,1
SAVE GIRL'S lM& oaaSrSrSpjFATE 0F.0LD ljBWUBIT TO CLOSE
GALLANTRY OF
J N T Y COURT STA'
IES P R E S E NTATION 1
MAYOR WEEKS CALLS M!-:ETIN'
or STATE OFFICIALS WITI
COUNCIL TO ACT ON CITY'
PLAN S FOR ABANDONING US,'.
LESS WATERCOURSE.
OhKMwN WILL RETURN TO
lustlce
sidence
1 made it
self from
ithin two
'I a vig
the ew
last opin
ion
mil
on.
Hy Member of Bench.
:
FACE LONG PRISON
TERMS FOR 90C JOB
HOCK ISLAND SHOP
MEM REFUSE CUT
1
ind
el
ill
ill H
trial to
YOUTH
.ED WHEN
AUTO RUM INTO RIG
t-rs 1 1
In I 74 11 1
a 1 a hearing 1 efor
Hlsche thi mornl
of $5,000 each 1
Ottawa tiii-: aften
I he counts tail in
STATE PROHIBITION
LAW PASSES SENATE
1
11
O A 1 R 1 o t n imrnA
MELL0M SEES LITTLE
CHANCE OF WET U. S.
Waaiajknirton, 19 Hemnorary
reduction in the final prohibition Held
force probably will ha. little
fed a poo tie- conntry generally, Sec.
Mellon said to lay. The rank uiii be
recralted to full strength again a
Boon us ni v. rvndi are available in
-Inly, h
Ment-onl . HARDING S!GS MEW
IMiVUCRATIGM LAW
let
t'tt ':ii4'ii
Je iteli-ateii. onld be connted upon I w, hingU, May 19
lu- whit) uiy in the mean i Hon hill w dm
time. i , ... ,.'
I dent Hard lag .
ISSUE WARRANTS FOR
WALL ST. BOMB SUSPECT
Tic
todii
ttranigra-Presl-
1
He- deft ndanl in regard 1., the . on 1,
tract .-a, ii- aeal ifli tbroui a. 1 .
I-
everal p, :
i" Btb a a l'iu!
plosion last
Ml a
I
it:c that
' ' entertain on th -mijtaiion
tu the beach
rable conteat in th-
:v olhers huu beeu