Chicago society notes and legal notices from a chaotic page
The page recounts Hazel Haxel Fay, a Kansas City native aged 25, found in Chicago after fleeing home last November. A juvenile case worker located her, she works as a housemaid, and waits detention until her father arrives. Also: Chicago Board of Trade plans reforms to curb manipulation and tighten market news, and a violent incident report details multiple injuries from a fight involving women and police intervention. The Kimball art collection becomes Art Institute property by will, totaling a large estate with charity funds and legacies to relatives and institutions.
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Haxel Fay
Hagel
Alta Fay
Hazel
Kansas City
Chicago
Robert Lytte
Fieura
Catherine L. Wright
Girls' Protective Bureau
Bhe
North Side
Opera- Honma
Huard
Ita
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Ang
Vialting Nurses‘ Association
Sullybury
Barkatires
Lake Shore Delve
Upstate
Warren
Kimball Dosseweed
Turclet Carolan
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Mrs Orthweln Story of Jealous Betrayal and Death
Mrs Orthweln Talla Story Mra testified about her devotion to Herbert F Ziegler and his brutal actions. She described a relationship marked by violence and alcohol that ended with his killing on the morning of March 1 as tears ran down her cheeks. The defense portrayed Ziegler as a lover, while the prosecution labeled him a brute in a tale spanning July engagement to December dissolution.
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Yaabélta
Herbert F. Ziegler
Stig
Zlozier
Zlogier
Druggists oppose selling beer in drug stores in convention
In a joint convention at the Congreed hotel the M pola Pharmaceutical Association and the Trav pliers group rejected dispensing beer from drugstores even if officials would permit it. W J Day of the Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association argued beer on prescriptions harms trade and noted whisky has long been in pharmacy stock.
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Drugglata
Soina Menna
Boma Gchievo Safoons
M‘pola Pharmaceutical Association
Iilitola Pharmaceutical ‘Travpliers’ Association
W. J Day
Wiinels Pharmaceuticu
Riot on Clarendon Beach Ends in Arrests and Injuries
A mass brawl on Clarendon Beach involved about 500 men and women in bathing suits. Two men and two women were arrested after clashes escalated with blows and damage. Reported remarks by Mrs. Rebecca Stein sparked the violence, with lifeguards and officers responding to restore order.
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Almple
Clarenton Beach
Wen Ud
Rebecca Steln
Mary Morner
Harry Brown
Sunnyside
Alex Relner
McHale
BR. L. Boscinar
Che
Thalr ¢Aptain
B. B. Goots
Ted ‘Rittner
Alfred Webber
Dawes to Lead New Federal Budget System
President Harding named Charles G. Dawes of Chicago as director of the new federal budget system. Dawes, former controller of the currency and ex brigadier general, will wield significant power in government expenditures and budget planning, reporting directly to the president from Washington.
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Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Harding
Central ‘Trust Company of Chicago
Hig
Troasul
Congress
Budget Bureau
Treasury Department
Bureaa
Washington
Weatero Bankera
Judge Knvdnagh rules against women jurors in Cook County
Judge Knvdnagh yesterday dismissed a mandamus petition to force Cook County jury commissioners to place women on juries. He argued that motherhood and home duties are higher in dignity than jury service and that the jury system should reflect the average community wisdom and experience rather than compulsory female inclusion.
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Partor
Knvdnagh
Cook County Jury Commission
Kavanagh
Chicago Heights Girl Fatally Shoots Man After Alleged Attack
Fifteen year old Lucy Rosati confronts a case of presumed revenge after alleging an assault by Guy Depeso, a former policeman. She shoots and kills him, confesses to police, and awaits legal action as the community weighs justice and age in violence.
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Lucy Rosati
Chicago Heights
Guy ‘Depeno
Depeso
Remarkable bill at King's Theater for July 4 and 5
King's theater will present two big acts from Grand Opera Lyceum for two nights a week starting July 4 and 5. Madame McLaughlin, prima donna soprano from La Fretta Grand Opera, will sing in multiple languages. The festival Grand Opera quartet, the Comedy Four, will also perform. Manager Wine promotes top entertainment at low cost, claiming opera at the King beats trips to Chicago.
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King's Theater
Grand Opera Lyceum
Vaudevile
Chicago
Dani
Kings
Madam McLaughlin
King
Germn
la Fretta Grand Opera
America
Graud Opera Swagon
King Theater
Madame
Wige
Comedy Four
Pantage
Conat
Palace
Majestic
Wise
Hia Dutrong
Greatest Owl tragedy aboard North Western at Klawack bay
A New York Sun dispatch from Klawack bay Prince of Wales details Captain Broon and crew of the North Western declaring the event the greatest Owl tragedy known. They describe sailing through miles of dead herring and a sudden harbor freeze trapping the ship and fish, with millions of herring at the harbor entrance frozen and efforts to depart hampered by ice.
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Broon
Ofivers
Northwestern
Klawack Bay
Prince of Wales
Alaska
New York
Mr. Bradovich
Perenne
Tax Policy Skews Housing Costs Based on Exterior
A historical note complains that taxation based on outward appearance skews costs. Neatly painted homes face higher taxes than shabby houses, regardless of interior conditions, reflecting government shortsighted policy.
To Kill Mothe A Crops Of Your Favorite Perfume
A fragmentary note suggests a curiously odd remedy involving small pieces of stone and clothing to repel moths and perfume a room. The text reads as quirky folklore rather than a confirmed pest control method.
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Mothe
Nebuchadnezzar By A Wingate Narrative Scene
Gordon Ashley debates career and marriage with his mother and father in a tense family room scene. He recalls a past romance with Alice Elisabeth Courtney and contemplates Nebuchadnezzar like humbling power as he faces parental opposition to his choice of a life with Allie Batty Kent. The father contemplates hardship and a looming loneliness.
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Ashley
Gordon
Marjorie
Dirk
Daya
Nebuchadnescar
Ruphley
Gorion
Alice Betty Kent
Alice Hiltzabeth
Alice Elizabeth
Kent
Courtney
Alice Elisabeth
Biahugt
Tim
Whea
Ancient Menageries and Carbon Forms in Historical Text
The fragment discusses ancient menageries of animals kept by feudal magnates and royals, noting species like bears, camels, and crocodiles and their confinement for shows. It then shifts to chemistry, explaining carbon forms including diamond, graphite, and charcoal, plus notes on coal, coke, and amorphous carbon.
Fragmentary city scene with noisy voices at a restaurant
A garbled dialogue depicts a noisy restaurant exchange between men and an orator at City Hall about taxes and debts. Names and quotes are incomplete, reflecting OCR damage and fragmented speech from a historical page.
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Juliet
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Kimball Phonographs
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