Judge Denies Wife-Chair Incident as Accident
A dramatic courtroom exchange centers on an alleged attack involving a chair. The defendant maintains the chair broke during an accident, while the judge questions the claim amid the heated confrontation.
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
7
A dramatic courtroom exchange centers on an alleged attack involving a chair. The defendant maintains the chair broke during an accident, while the judge questions the claim amid the heated confrontation.
Springfield figures show Illinois school expenditures fell 25 percent 1930 34 versus national average 3 7 percent amid postwar depres sion and reduced local support The study by the Illinois Education Association notes state distributive fund gains fail to offset local losses and cites a 37 percent statewide property valuation drop since 1927 Also mentions Klanger Theater program and Hedda Gabler and Ghosts stage show details between December 28 and January 4
The columnist surveys St Charles Illinois tracing its growth from the 1850s rail era to a 1930s town of 2,600 workers with Hotel Baker as a landmark. He notes the city’s housing push for 1937, commuter workers from Chicago, and Illinois motorists’ tax totals. Weather forecaster Anthony J Barrett predicts a mild winter as days begin to lengthen.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for support during bereavement and notes appreciation for Rev Buch Ladies Aid Society and Zimm erman and Son. Mentions Aunt Julia Grace Mills and Edward Trevor new Lovborg Calvin Thomas Engstrand. Directors Mme Nazimova and artist Stewart Chaney credited for sets.
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