Ruiz Case Report Claims Unjust Confinement Caused Death
The Journal publishes General Justice's report on the Ruiz case. It concludes Dr. Ruiz was arrested on a charge, held incommunicado for 16 hours, died from brain congestion or a blow to the head, possibly while restrained in a cell. The report suggests confinement killed him and notes uncertainty whether self harm or others caused the death. An appeal from Havana cites Cuban reconcentrados’ plight and US relief. Separately Texas antitrust suit against Waters-Pierce Oil proceeds. Democrats oppose adjournment amid Cuban and bankruptcy concerns. Burlington shop crews face extra time. Shriver sugar investigation trial postponed.
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Urbana Affair Investigated By Governor In Urbana
Governor Bushnell opened an official inquiry into the Urbana affair focusing on the military phase. Sheriff McLain communications and telegrams prompted questions about who contacted the governor. Officials expect Urbana militia officers to return home in a few days as local leaders advise against civil action.
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Republicans Elect Judges In Chicago Election
Republicans carried the judicial ticket with party delegates winning by about 12,000 in city votes and 4,000 county votes. The slate included all 12 sitting circuit court judges, eight Republicans and six Democrats, with additional races for the circuit and superior courts and one Supreme Court seat. The amended Torrens land title law was adopted.
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West is unsuccessful in senate vote on free white pine list
The Senate defeated West's motion to place white pine on the free list by 90 nays to 24, a partisan clash amid debate on the lumber paragraph of the bill. Other actions included confirmations of Penfield and Brown to state and war departments, and notices of various resignations, appointments, and international matters.
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David Tod
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Store Pitches Upbeat Sale Tone With New Goods
A bustling catalog of merchandise highlights fresh prints and linens, lace, hosiery, belts, fans, carpets, and curtains. It promotes low prices, limited stock on fashion items, and a sales push urging early purchases.
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