Five hurt in Kingsley curve auto crash injures five
Five people injured, one seriously, when a Chrysler sedan rear ended a large Interstate truck at the Kingsley curve west of the city. George Ives and family rode to Franklin Grove after a day in Chicago. The truck driver protested over the black mark, and ambulances took victims to the city hospital for treatment.
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Kingsley Curve
George 5S. Ives
Franklin Grove
Wil
George Ives
Harold Ives
George Ives, Jr
Guy Wason
Mr. Ives
Wason
Ives
Mr. Wasson
Oscar Larson
L. L. Eimendorf
D. H. Gray
Grim Tragedy in St Louis Woman Forced to Witness Murder Suicide
In St Louis, police report an unexplained murder and death by self harm. Servant William Rohn, 32, killed maid Mrs Peart Graham, 32, by slashing her throat, then shot himself. He then slit his own throat in the room where Mrs Saner, an invalid, sat unable to call for help.
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St. Louis
A. W. Saner
William Rohn
Peart Graham
Saner
First Baptist Urges Members to Attend Tonight Meeting
Every member of the First Baptist church is earnestly urged to be present at the regular mid week meeting to discuss matters of welfare to the church. Officials wish for full attendance at the session this evening. Store building for rent at corner Ang Locust. O H Sfiaver
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Ivery Baptist
First Baptist Church
Brea
City to memorialize O'Leary cow fire site in Chicago
The Chicago board of aldermen approved purchasing the site of Mrs. O'Leary’s barn where the cow kicked over the lantern that started the great Chicago fire. A three story building on the site will be torn down to make way for a fitting memorial and a public landmark.
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Chicago
Revolution Rages In Portugal Port City Of Oporto
Lisbon reports loyal troops attacked rebels near Oporto as revolution spreads. Col Amaral advances from Aveiro toward Oporto, while government declares a state of siege. Initial reports say only part of the garrison rebelled and fighting may be localized to Oporto with uncertainty about broader scope.
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Lisbon
Oporto
Amaral
Aveiro
U.S
al Qporto
Portugal
Porto
Oporte
Paris
Death Stills Bambridge Driver Sought By Police
Samuel Bambridge and Frank Bambridge mourn their brother William Henry Bambridge of Chicago who died after being struck by a car Sunday night. Funeral services were held yesterday as Chicago police seek the unknown driver who fled the scene after the incident near the Congo factory court where Bambridge worked as a night watchman. Two colleagues found him near the factory office. death occurred a few minutes after seven.
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Samuel
Frank Bambridge
William Henry Bambridge
Chicago
Bambridge
Congo
Mr. Bambridge
On the Air Tonight Feature Listings 1927 Radio Schedule
United Press radio feature roundup lists programs across stations WJZ KDKA KYW WJZ WHAS WSR MBC and WEAF. Highlights include The Revelers entertainment The Chimes of Normandy opera and performances by Henry Burr John Charles Thomas Billy Jones Ernest Hare Katzman concert orchestra and Chicago symphony ensembles with scattered time slots and network hookups.
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United Fess
Wiz Hookly
WJZ
WBZ
KDKA
KYW
Shannon
KGO
Oakland
Pacific—Opera
Normandy
CPCA
Toronto
W. L. Mackenzie King
WEAF
Henry Burr
WBAP
Fortworth
United Press
WHAS
WSR
WMC
John Charles Thomas
Albert Spalding
New York
Billy Jones
Ernest Hare
WLS
Chicago
Chicago Little Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh
Katzman
Trial Near Its Finish in Shelton Gang Mail Robbery Case
In Quincy Illinois on February 3 4 U P witnesses testified that fear of sudden death forced alibi testimony for Carl Earl and Bernie Shelton in a Collinsville mail robbery case. Jury to hear closing arguments as government contends Birger planned to squeal and the Sheltons retaliated.
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Quincy
Suden
Carl
Earl
Bernie Shelton
Robert J. Borland
St. Louis
Joseph McGlynn
Shelton
McGlynn
Sheltons
Bortland
Carl Shelton
Charlie Birger
Birger
Ilinois
J. B. Warner
Thn
East St. Louis
E. J. Nicholson
Nicholson
Collinsville
Floyd A. Moore
Marion
Maria Mast
Quincey
U.P
Leslie Vogel
United States
Birzer
Art Newman
Vogel
Sleeth
Thomas
Services Held for Miss Maria Dwan in Genoa
Funeral services for Miss Maria Diwan of Genoa were held at St. Mary's church Sycamore at ten. Burial followed in Sycamore Catholic cemetery. Dwan died early Tuesday at her uncle Michael Dwan's home after swallowing concentrated lye. Coroners inquest noted she had suffered melancholy for some time.
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Miss Dwan
Miss Maria Diwan
Genoa
St. Mary's Church
Sycamore
Sycamore Catholic
Michael Dwan
Glen Ellyn Boy Runaway From Home In DeKalb
Russell Ketterer a Glen Ellyn youth ran away from home in DeKalb early last evening. Police traced him to a freight car where he was found around two this morning. The incident prompted hopes the father would return him home later today.
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Russell Ketterer
Glen Ellyn
British Cabinet Delays Decision On Shanghai Movement
London reports the British cabinet postponed ruling on diverting the British fleet and army en route to Shanghai for Cantonese Nationalists. About 20,000 troops were said to be en route to Shanghai or ready to move. New instructions to Hankow negotiator Owen O Malley were issued, signaling continued talks without signing, and proposals aim to recognize modern Chinese courts and Chinese nationality laws.
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London
Shausilabdiey
Hongkong
United Press
Shanghai
U.R
Britain
Hankow
Foreign Office
Owen O'Malley
Chen
China
Barber Given Jail Term for Bobbing Hair
New Bedford mass February 3 a barber Jose Cravinho was sentenced to two months in jail for bobbing a woman's hair without her consent Agnes Rodrigues testified she cried over two feet of black hair cut off by the barber who insisted the bob would enhance her beauty.
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New Bedford
Mass
U.P
Jose Cravinho
Agnes Rodrigues
Joe
Gladstone Libel Trial Headlines Liberals Seethe
In London the jury deliberates after Captain Peter Wright accuses Viscount Gladstone of malice in a libel suit about Portraits and Criticisms. The elder William E. Gladstone is defended by witnesses including T P O Connor who recalls Mrs Gladstone’s watchful presence and protests against the allegations.
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Peter Wright
Viscount Gladstone
Wright
William E. Gladstone
London
U.P
Jantary
T. P
Tay Pay)o'connor
Tay Pay
House of Commons
William E.gladstone
England
Gladstone
O'Connor
Mrs. Gladstone
Six Women Die In Moro Rebellion In Sulu
The Moro conflict in Sulu claimed 85 bodies as constabulary troops cleared the battlefield. Women fought alongside men in defending the native stronghold which mortar fire destroyed. Princess Tarhata and her husband Datu Tahil escaped capture.
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Sulu
Tarhata
Datu Tahil
Illinois Senate weighs reapportionment and eight-senator limit
Springfield Feb 3 Senate executive committee reports favorably a resolution to appoint a legislative committee to reapportion the state by population. Senator Dailey delays immediate action. plan to lay over next week. H S Hicks proposes constitutional amendment to cap Cook County at 18 senators and representatives by population.
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Springfield
U.P
Senate
Dailey
H. S. Hicks
Rockford
Cook County
House
Illinois Valley
Senate Drainage Committee
Hooch Permit To Be Granted If Congress Fails
Washington February 3 The treasury plans to issue permits to distilleries to make preserviton whisky due to stalled medicinal liquor legislation. Officials say one or two distilleries may receive permits under existing authority. Fifteen applications exist but no action yet. Also listed is a shipment of Hound White Potatoes graded U S No 1 to arrive around February 7 on the C N W line at DeKalb priced $1.40 per bushel.
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Lager
Congress
Downstate
Peoria
Elton
Randy
Marion
Springfield
Chicago J
Chicago
Illinois
House
Senate
Washington
U.2
Treasury
DeKalb
W. H
Northwestern four suspended over exam theft attempt
Evanston Feb 3 four Northwestern University students were suspended on charges of attempting to steal examination copies. Named are C Otto Hamer and Robert Branand from Chicago and Lievyd Goudyand and Robert Whinnery from Muncie Indiana.
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Evanston, ML
U.R
Northwestern University
C. Otto Hamer
Robert Branand
Chicago
Lievyd Goudyand
Robert Whinnery
Muncie
Ind
Kellogg ignores Vaca mediation note on Nicaragua
Washington reports Secretary Kellogg rejects Nicaraguan Liberal agent Dr. T B Vaca and refuses to meet or recognize his status. U S maintains occupation forces as talks with Sacasa and Diaz fail, urging a settlement and promising recognition only for a constitutional government agreed by both sides.
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Washington
U.R
Kellogg
Dr. T
Vaca
Kelloge
Diaz
Eyte Department
United States
U. S
Nicaragua
Congress
Sacasa
Kelloggs
Rotary Talk Highlights Civic Ideals at DeKalb Luncheon
A Chicago Rotarian William Brown spoke at yesterday noon's DeKalb Rotary meeting. The address focused on Rotary education and the duty of members to impress ideals on newcomers to stress the importance of civic organization. The session largely centered on his talk with little other business.
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Chicago
William Brown
Chicago Beer Club
DeKalb Rotarians
Brown
Rotary
Aidoss
Parents whip youths in court for auto theft
In Detroit 17 year olds Stanley Squark and Vincent Johnson were whipped 24 lashes apiece by their parents in Judge John Riopelle's court witnessed by about 200 spectators. They faced fines of 65 dollars or 60 day terms. the judge allowed lashing as substitute for jail. The youths showed no emotion during the punishment.
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Detroit
Mich
U.P
John Riopelle
Stanley Squark
Vincent Johnson
Riobelle
Clio. Sauarie
Stanley
Maud Logan
Johnson
Weather Forecast for Chicago Area Friday Night
Mostly fair tonight and Friday in Chicago and vicinity. Much colder with a low near 20. Northwest winds fresh at times, diminishing by Friday.
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Chicago
Cloture Move Blocks Farm and Banking Bills in Senate
Washington reports a record senate vote to invoke cloture on the McNary Haugen price stabilization and Pepper Me Fadden banking bills after pacemaker Dawes secured a peace accord between the farm and bank blocs. If successful, the two thirds vote could limit debate and push both measures forward this week.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Dawes
Washington
Beir
McNary-Haugen
Bruce
Maryland
Johnson
California
Boulder Dam
Charles Clyne Leaves Hospital After Illness
Charles Clyne, once of Park and longtime Chicago resident, was discharged from Marys hospital after eight days. He was treated for serious illness but soon improved and fully recovered, pleasing friends who knew him.
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Charles Clyne
Park
Chicago
BL Marys Hospital
Clyne
Campaign Kickoff for Bud Kingsley for Mayor
A meeting announced the start of Bud Kingsley's mayoral campaign. The gathering included representatives from all city sections and walks of life. A central organization, ward coverage, and a campaign schedule were outlined. Central headquarters to open on New Whippet 6 on f ase St. and stay until after the election.
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Bud
Kingsley
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