Young Wins Divorce from Foster Young in Chicago Case
Laura P. Young, a Chicago elite noted for civic ties, secures a divorce from Foster Young, head of Benjamin V. Sanborn & Co. Circuit Judge Lynch orders monthly alimony of 170 and assigns a 15,000 life policy beneficiary. Young alleges desertion three years prior, supported by sister Addie Tin and Chauncey Lou of Winnetka. The record cites her roles in the Dela Congress of Mothers and other unions, while detailing local political history and health incidents in Evanston and Oak Park.
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Indicted Man Frank Strand in City Airplane Theft Case
Frank Strand was indicted Wednesday as a suspect in the city’s airplane theft case. The charge stems from an incident near the airport where the aircraft was reported missing and later recovered. Strand faces potential prison time if convicted.
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Chicagoan Drowned When Boat Sinks Near St Charles
Alfred Ditze a 71st and Morgin street Chicago carpenter drowned when a rowboat with his brother and three children capsized on the mill dam at St Charles late Sunday afternoon. Chicago Negro Girl Becomes Aviatrix The first Negro aviatrix in the world returned aboard the steamship Manchuria to the United States Sunday.
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Miss Kesey Golem A Chicago Girl Dies In Accident France
Joon Burg Ltd notes Kesey Golem a four year old Chicago girl who left for France ten months ago to attend a private school. Ming Coleman plans to exhibit in the country near West 400 street. In the 400 block area many women discuss Alas Reynolds who died at Wesley hospital. The girl, the sole support of her mother since age ten, washed dressed and cared for her mother each day before going to work as a cash girl and later clerk for the Chicago and Bextern Illinois railroad. A touring car struck her foot at Cann Street and 26th Place, a wheel passed over her chest and she did not regain consciousness. The mother, seven years old, cannot help.
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Art Institute Cripple Dies After Long Illness
Howie Weems, 26, longtime coat room attendant at the Art Institute, died late Saturday after a yearslong struggle with spinal trouble that hampered him since infancy. Students and teachers remember his dedication to checking coats and his ardent pursuit of art and wisdom.
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Portrait painter's death ties to Mercier and career
A Chicago artist famed for portraits died after spinal trouble weakened his heart. Two years earlier Cardinal Mercier sat for him in Chicago, and a Dutch official was said to have praised his talent. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Ludlow. Gardener inherits 48000 from Degons will. a beggar’s half dollar led to a 15000 legacy. Moonshine kills two infants in Waukegan. police may investigate. Hagenbeck aids plan for zoo. Arlington to honor unknown soldier as a national holiday on Armistice Day.
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Large Private Zoo Plan Sparks Debate on Containment
In a Tuesday meeting the society discussed plans for the Zoologia Garden in the forest near Tuveratde. Chief Forester Kennicott said the design follows a version of the Slagenbeck plan with animals roaming in artificial surroundings separated by broad streams and a high terrace for public safety. The project, tied to a 200 meter Int. Louis installation, aims to avoid caging while keeping spectators safe, with inspections soon by Mrs Harold McCormick and others. Public tours may proceed under controlled conditions.
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Real Opportunity Promises Broad Appeal in Crest Park
A seeped ad-like notice touts an exceptional offer before midweek urging every man woman and girl in the vicinity to participate. It appeals to take part in a bold contest claiming universal benefit with everyone a winner in a pivotal moment.
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