Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, June 01, 1921, Image 1

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., June 01, 1921, Image 1
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FREE TRA I )ER-JOU
AND OTTAWA PAIR DEALER
(it r A W A I lil I I RADt R
Established 1840
01 r a w a JOURNAL
Established 1880
THE WEATHER,
Unsettled tniotjht and
Thursday! probably show
erii w, inner Thursday,
VOLUME .V- NO. I7!.
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, J I NJO I, .''
. I'l.'M K, TWO CENTS.
KNAjL
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nn 1 1 ii if 1 1 1 1 1 m i 1 1 iiinn mifiirn nnr nrr
muunanmtn, win unit!! antnlrr- s,,"kin- f "iamot
BITING DOG, RELEASED M BONDS
CANINE DEAD NOW. BUT
ftCCIPIAI 0 Min; or
SORE LIMBS
FUMIGATE HOUSE
SLAPWINSKI FURNIJ
A I Tt R STAGING I h
RIOl IN WHICH Wi
AND HE rOOK PAR
AND DEPU7 f BITTE
tin- .
ii
lied h
ll'i' II l'll in
from the minor cull
1 1 ' .
id I
are said to be roi ovei i1
(,), dot; Lit,
sprains tin y rocoivi il.
health officer, vl itcd tin
Irom til, t in "in : unices il
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nl
lltl
it- would uol bi Impuln rl
rounding
r
tie n
lit) f.mii
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III,
i.,. i
R.url Proves Sen .,
( . A N I N E
SHE RIFF
i r ti rt'i . . I
it I
i
'
TAKE AiNTI-THOIVIPSON
FIGHT TO U. S. COURTS
j
The idaintill
inn i ,
1 1 Ll
LOCAL ELKS ATTEND
STATE CONVENTION
N
fi
and C. Wni
dav Hundred
tt m all parts
tendance at 1 1
Deputy Slier
el d attending
delegate from
lodge
VOLSTEAD ANTI-BFF.R
BILL UP TO HOUSE
Washington. Juno i Tin- house
Judiciary committor aitree I today to
ro,rt ottl th" Volstead bill which
v ohm prohibit - il, i,i beer en a plus
e -hiii's prescription for nae of Ih6
Sleli.
M.-rriage Licenses.
Kiiiot . Henry, v. . t Itrooklyn i
Mildred I'fila Kruiti. Mendota, 18
Hobort L Snider San Ho ro Chi
kstnl.
F. BUacfte Hollenbelt, Dm. leaal
wnnn
wLi.
un uuuni
UUlL I J
By rc 8P?
WMI'-II MAYOR p
ml
!i:nberi
HARDING DEMANDS A
CUT IN FREIGHT RATES
i
VARIOLA SLOWED DOWN;
RMQ M0 KZW CASES
1
HOLD UP MINNEAPOLIS
BANK NEAR CITY HALL
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land
Tin
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The
am
si ted
mg va
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nrt mm n
nnVJ Jtwtrl I
! Q A R C i ISP CpflM
IoAdlLLAo r KUm
ALL OVER STATE 10
MET HERE JUNE 7
W I L L
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n For I
-
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STRIKE TICS UP TWO
ELGIN NEWSPAPERS
red cross
explaine
work is
D TO ROTARY
liapl
IHICKEN THIEVE?
TEI I COURT HOOTCf
CAUSED 00IFAL
1
I S DR
PAIR
WU.L
OLD TIMER RETURNS
mm . .
FO TURF AND WINS
0 GAVE HIS
AGE AS 21 WHEN HE
W LlbtlWC
IUI1I
BRIDE OF LAST FALL SAYS SHE
DISCOVERED LATER THAT
YOUTH PERJURED SELF AND
NOW SUES FOR ANNUL LMENT
OF M ARRIAGE TIES.
1 1 ' l hi'i
i
cy i
i .
: ..
I'd
tor j
I
....
i
Peru Grocc
'
"" 1 oil-' na ua
ml t
soirn rnn
nnir
HdrvLTJ ru
1 0 BLOCKS
HOMES LEVELLED PY
TORCH; CALL TROOPS
I ulsa, Old. i., June I . Nearly ten square blocks
el the south aide ol the negro section of Tulsa,
whence an armed conflict has been in progress
XTRA!
roilt. CAST 175 DEATHS.
Tu'-a. Okla.i June 1. Major Da
lev. i f the police force, today esti
mated 'he number of dead at 17S.
He is ol the opinion that a number
of negroes were hunted to death
...l..... U-... L . . ,
WLrt iwt'nl oy
lrt'
mm
U OF!. PROFESSOR
IS COMMENCEMENT
SPEAKER AJ 0. II S.
H. A HOLLISTER WILL ADDRESS
21 GRADUATION CLASS DUUINC
IXCKCISES IN SCHOOL AUDI
TORIUM JUNE 9T H,
I'rol II llolll ter. ol the I 11
... I
I he i it i ., .
c 1 1 1 ,( 1 1 . .
Prof, HpUister Is the official MkIi
School visitor of the stair, and is onn
1 i lorium
....
' i .
idol ' !
I inn In
ii
everal
ill
,l
'
'
OF NEGRO
- bel wet n whites and ne
groes since early last
night, resulting in
death list of nine whites and sixty .e
negroes, and a rapidly increasing st
of wounded, were In flames to, ly.
The (iro was reported spreading and
threatening to wipe oul a white resi
di nee section In the Stand Pipe and
Suns, i hill additions to the city.
hiiiit tblrtj persons are in hospi
tals suffering from gun shut wounds.
More than 50 whites left hospitals
following treatment without Riving
their names. Pirn mend all i ;
I til tli( negro section in which 10,000
' ol the city's l.'i.OOO lived. Uiout 0,000
I negroes have I" en nlm 1 in imnr .
-
ll available national auards-
in were placed on duty a I once In
1 m : rc i oet.tior and ordos were
: i e ( I t . 1 1 ;i rn I e i 1 1 1 1
Fitjht 9t ta at Daylight.
Tulsa, okla., June i Contlnuom
nftro broke nut nhortl alter day
hi m ar th n tro iiuarter rd' Tulsa,
e scene ol ali nishl rai e disturb-
mice in hich hundreds ol armed
v. hlte men and negroi a took part an-1
v hich n suit, i in the di ath and In
j Jur) of an unknown number of per
! : on and the calling oul ol Oklahoma
national guard units to put down tlij
j disordi r,
j Adjutant Oenerul Charles P, Har
j rett, in charge of ORIah una national
guard, lefl here early today on a pps
i iitl train which took one Oklahoma
i Itj machine nun , nnipany to Tulsa.
General Harretl ;i retain charge of
th" situation until crowds are dts-
The llrlns caim from a i pol here,
throughout I ho enrly morning hours,
'00 wliite men and i th uisand negroes
land each other aero railroad
tracks. First reports to police head
quarters said thai the bodies of from
in a space described us "no man's
land " The police ulso had a report
thai three St. Louis and San Cran
ciseo railwaj switchmen and a brake
II hot to
Denied RideFired On Crew.
1 ' lllliel , ' a
1 1 1 1 v r i ppi
i "ii hiIm'! tipi vds
I
that it
!,..
I Test lit
. ' i
,
trary, I , li , i nmri
taken that the
riota had resumed As the dawn
I 1
k ol
prevent
i
port,, i ill
The tie) , I to b
f dead in
Situation Gioas Worse.
n ; idmlt
mad t i
t.h three local companies o( the
t - ble
- 1
A g
a ' i Baled, a as h srae4
ng 1 ut ' he i ity r'adv
. m ii hine K'ins. i;uarls
irn ats hlle otiiprs
arroiind the negroi's and se
!,, m Into f 's.in i amps.
lr command of dj
ir iv, d at o , lo, k to
fcwccptr
G H Ats.ijited by Black
' ubli ,: i ,, resmll o; iue ar-

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