Ed wardsville Christmas baskets under review by Humane Society then
A Madison County Medical Society meeting discussed continuing anti tuberculosis seal campaigns and possible suspension of Christmas basket distributions in Edwardsville. The Humane Society may curtail work due to a community chest agreement limiting donations through the special fund, though seals funding still aids state and national campaigns.
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Edwardsville
Edwardsville Humane Society
Madison County
Illinois Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Madison County Medical Society
the
Humane Society
Madison County Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Granite City
Expectant Moth Died in Ambulance Near Livingston
Mrs. Goldie Maze VanHooser of Olive Township south east of Livingston died in an ambulance en route to St. Francis Hospital Litchfield after a severe tonsillitis attack. She was 38 years, a mother to six sons, wife of John Van Hooser, daughter of Joseph and Maze of Wood River. Funeral planned Sunday at 1:50 p.m. from her residence, Olive Cemetery burial.
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Goldie Maze VanHooser
Olive township
Livingston
St. Francis Hospital
Litchfield
Van Hooser
Olive Cemetery
Joseph Maze
Wood River
John Van Hooser
Michigan College Prize Horse Shines at Chicago Show
Treston Wolfe, junior champion Belgian stallion, won the King Albert Cup at the International Live stock Exposition in Chicago. The Michigan State College owns the prize horse. Belgium’s horse society awarded the trophy, presented by Dr. C. Vermeren of Belgium. J. EK. Falconer of Vogan, Sask., earned the grand championship Clydesdale stallion with Loch Invar, while A. G. Soderbert of Osco, Ill., took the reserve with Green Meadow Reliance. More than 1,200 4-H members attended a banquet, and corn stalks were shown as a potential newsprint source for farmers. Clarence Goecke, 12, grand champion steer owner, sold for $7 a pound yesterday and will attend today before returning home.
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Chicago
Treston Wolfe
Michigan State College
a horse society of Belgium
Dr. C. Vermeren
Belgium
J. EK. Falconer
Vogan
Sask
Clydesdale
Lochinvar
A. G. Soderbert
Osco
Green Meadow Reliance
4-H
Commercial News
Danville
Clarence Goecke
towa
Prisoners Hoped for Jail Escape At Madison County Jail
Details emerge at Etzel Fiorito trial of a planned jail delivery by inmates Kurant and Etzel in October. A tin strip, bed spring piece, paper and rubber band formed a key enabling partial escape before recapture. Sheriff reassignments and extra jail checks followed. A second item notes Martha Van Wyen, 19, Sayville, refusing food after a rumored escape romance with Herbert J Leighmanuell.
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Madison Couty
Mike Kurant
Henry Elmer Etzel
Etzel
Carl Fiorito
Elmer Baltz
Kurant
Herman
Freddie Wooten
Foou
New York
Dee T
Martha Van Wyen
Suspension Upheld for Dr A L Skoog by Missouri Medical Society
Kansas City reports the Missouri Medical Society board of censors sustained a suspension of Dr A L Skoog a noted psychiatrist. In Tucson Arizona Professor Frank Otis Reed 52 a University of Arizona faculty member and former Madison Wisconsin resident died from influenza after a two day illness. At Her Home Miss Hilda Haynes remains confined at home with appendicitis.
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Kansas City
Missouri Medical Society
A. L. Skoog
ieport
board of censors
Jackson County Medical Society
Frank Reed
Tucson
Ariz
Dec
Frank Otis Reed
University of Arizona
Madison, Wis
Hilda Haynes
Auto insurance change planned for Madison County Mutual
Madison County Mutual Automobile Insurance Company may become a straight old line company within twelve months, cutting the chance of special assessments and offering flat rates with higher liability limits. Reserve fund has grown to 93506.51 amid rising costs, while assets total 107994.61 and policyholders reached 1831 as of December 1.
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Madison County Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Joseph H. Todd
Ladd
Kansas City
Condemnation Suit Filed Over Small Land Tract
The St. Louis Connecting Railroad Co files a condemnation suit in Circuit Court against heirs of Mrs. Anna Cook to obtain about 283 acres for a connecting track to the Illinois Terminal Railroad. Forty six known heirs plus unknown potential heirs and Collinsville are named defendants. The case centers on will tests and possible estate valuation around $88,000 with possible City of Collinsville shares. The action appears aimed at facilitating rail interchange with limited litigation.
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St. Louis
Supreme Court
Cook
Collinsville
railroads
astate
Roaana Co Buys Filling Station In City
Hess Service Station at Park and Buchanan streets will be sold to Roxana Petroleum Corp. and run by them in the future Ed Hess the proprietor said today He will keep a service station in the adjacent building and plans to expand his lubrication facilities auto laundry tire business and remove the lunch room adding battery service due to growth in service business.
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Hess
Park and
Buchanan streets
Roxana Petroleum Corporation
Ed. Hess
Funeral for Gus Spitze Sunday in Edwardsville
The funeral of Gus Spitze, longtime Edwardsville resident now of Minneapolis for nine years, will be Sunday afternoon. Services begin at 1:30 pm at Marks-Weber funeral home and 2:00 pm at Immanuel M. E. Church, with Rev. I F Otto officiating. Pallbearers are Roland Spitze, Lester Lange, Walter Hosto, and Milton Hosto. Interment follows at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Gus Spitze
Edwardsville
Minneapolis
Marks-Weber funeral home
Immanuel M. E
I. F. Otto
Immanuel M. A
Roland Spitze
Lester Lange
Walter Hosto
Milton Hosto
Woodlawn Cemetery
Jaime Del Rio Dies in Berlin Sanatorium
Jaime Del Rio, former husband of film star Dolores Del Rio and a noted Mexican aristocrat, died at 5:84 this afternoon in a Berlin private sanatorium after paralysis and blood poisoning following a carbinecla operation.
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Jaime Del Rilo
Berlin
Jaime Del Rio
Dolores Del Rio
Location Change for Edwardsville Republican Paper
The Edwardsville Republican moves from the Tunnell building on Main Street to a vacant storefront at 222 St. Louis Street. The weekly newspaper has operated there for many years under various managements.
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Edwardsville Republican
Tunnell
Main street
St. Louis street
Tari Hearings Begin on Tax Revision Proposal
Washington December 7 The House unanimously approved the proposal from the Ways and Means Committee to begin hearings on tax revision. The plan outlines changes to fiscal policy and outlines schedules for further discussion next January.
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Tari
Washington
House
eet
Bears on Top Stock Decline After Bull Market Ends
New York stocks slid further after yesterday's sharp loss, with several million erased at opening. Radio Corporation fell 14 points on its initial sale, with 5,000 shares traded at 381 compared with 420 earlier, signaling continued market weakness.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Radio Corporation
Nine Held in Three Raids by Federal Agents
Three federal prohibition agents visiting Madison county led to nine arrests in three raids at Collinsville for liquor violations. Defendants bonded on charges of possession manufacture and conspiracy, with bonds ranging from 4,000 to 15,000 dollars. All appeared before U S Commissioner W G Burroughs.
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Madison county
Collinsville
Jieck Zagatia
Walter Wieduwilt
Sam Valozzolo
Tony Bonello
Jocum Valenti
St. Lous
Philip Ayacco
St. Louis
Tony Milyonko
William Horstman
James Steele
U. S
W. G. Burroughs
CG. M. Simonson
Springfield
A. 3s
Wheeley
Glenwood Johnson
Peoria
Underworld Defies Cook County in Double Killings
Chicago reports two murders in the southern metro area as outlaws defy the new Cook County law enforcement. Chief Leroy Gilbert of South Chicago Weights is slain after he captured a truckload of alcohol, triggering a retaliatory attack. Tom Scanlan, 28, Chicago Heights Star linotype operator, dies when gunmen mistake his car for a posse. Alvin Soderberg unhurt. Prohibition tensions heighten near Indiana border.
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Chicago
Cook county
John A. Swanson
Leroy Gilbert
South Chicago
Gilbert
Lincoln Highway
Tom Scanlan
Chicago Heights
Scanlan
Alvin Soderberg
Soderberg
prohibition
Fred Hartman
Swanson
Indiana
Sheriff Bruder Seeks Full Champaign County Recount
Victor reports that John Bruder, elected sheriff of Champaign County, will request a recount of the entire ballot. The move follows Elmer Shoat, a Democratic candidate who lost, asking for a precinct recount. Bruder won by a narrow margin. King George’s condition shows continued improvement as London awaits the 11 a.m. bulletin from Buckingham Palace.
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Victor
Champaign
John Bruder
Champaign county
Irndey
Elmer Shoat
Bruder
Kriggs
London
King George
Buckingham palace
Defendants Offer Alibi in Baltz Killing Trial
In Madison, Carl Fiorito and Henry Bartz defense teams push alibi witnesses to counter the state case for Elmer Baltz’s murder. Testimony places Etzel and others away from Madison on March 16, while bullet tests link a revolver found at the arrest scene to the fatal wound.
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Carl Fiorito
Henry Elmer Bartz
Elmer Bartz
Madison
Etzel
Fiorito
C. H. Hermann
Madison County Bankers Association
Otto Etzel
St. Louis
St. Patrick's Day
Lena Etzel
Otto
Elmer Vreinen
A. FE. Dutton
Dutton
Baltz
Fair Mount
Collinsville
Imes
Radio Conference At Washington On Radio Legislation
Washington December 7 a conference of legislators focused on radio legislation was called by Chairman Watson to address the muddled situation. Senator Dill and Representative White join in proposing bills to empower the commission to raise its attorney salary to defend against corporate suits. The group aims to decide further legislation for the upcoming short Congress session. Others from the House expected to attend include Rep White of Maine and additional members. Chairman White plans to introduce a resolution to temporarily extend the radio commission’s life. The conference will discuss prospects for success of the proposed measures.
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Washington
Watson
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Dill
Dem
Wash
White
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