Five Chicago detectives suspended after fatal shooting of officer
Witnesses accuse six detectives of failing to help Detective Sergeant Patrick ONeill after he was fatally shot while attempting to arrest gunman James O Connor. Officers hid behind poles and did not respond to cries for aid as ONeill died en route to hospital. Police chief Fitzmorris probes the events as the manhunt for O Connor widens nationally.
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Associated Tresa
Chicago
Patrick O'Neill
Pewmy” O'Conner
O'Connor
Charles Fitvmorris
O'Neill
Bureau
Marder
Paddy
O'Neil
Wittesses
Joe Ranan
Detective Bureau
Alder
Uen
Patramen
Owei
Tor
State to Redeem Hail Warrants by Discount Sale
The Montana state board of examiners decided to invest the hail warrant funds in common school bonds and offer the warrants for sale at a discount of three percent. Farmers holding warrants will be paid later, as the plan aims to earn at least seven percent on invested money. The board, chaired by J K Howmen, approved redeeming the warrants and paying insured claims through the investment.
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Montana
St Board of
Hall
Hheretara
Prannians
Juaf
Fearful graft agency unfolding in Chicago
Chicago March 26 The legislative joint committee investigates alleged building price fixing and graft schemes by unions. An informant claims Ned obtained names of an educational committee of four men who split money among business agents and others. The informant’s name is withheld. Senator John Wailey, head of the commission, says the secret operations are unfolding rapidly before them.
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Chicago
Legislative Joint Committee
Ned
Cottinussign
Anl
Anaferih Tna
Wittield
Inforumna
Huikling
John Wailey
Chieman
Commission
TAKS ORDER AMERICAN MISSIONARIES TO LEAVE MARSOVAN
Boston March 26 evacuation of the station of the American board for missions in Asia Minor by its staff has been ordered by the Turkish government. About 12 Americans including Rev Dr Edward Strong and staff at Anatolia college and Marsovan hospital must depart immediately leaving three in charge. the hospital cared for 4200 patients last year and the college enrolls 425 students of several nationalities.
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Boston
the America of Commissioners
Marsaway
Asia Minor
W. W. Peel
Constantinople
Marsovan
Edward £. Strong
American Board
Anatolia College
Marsovan Hospital
Turkey
Tanlac hailed by Spokane man after stomach trouble
John Swanson of 17 Trench Ave Spokane recounts a year of relief from a six year stomach ailment and 17 pound weight gain after using Tanlac He reports renewed rheumatic pain and plans to try Tanlac again while noting sales in Helena and East Helena through Budd Fisher Drug Co and Richardson Totten Ady.
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John Swanson
Tanlac
Waulac
Helena
Budd- Fisher Drug Co
East Helena
Richardson & Totten—Ady
Well Known Bandman Dies at Butte Home
Jock Pedlar a 52 year old England native and longtime Butte resident died Friday morning at his West Copper Street home after a brief illness. A musician with the Butte Mines band and American theater orchestra he also served as city sanitary inspector. Survived by wife and daughter from Long Beach among other relatives. funeral plans pending arrival of family.
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Butte
Jock Puttar
England
Nharly
West Copper Street
Murray Hospital
Butte Mines
American Theater Orchestra
Herlar
Snine
Musicians Union
Blacksmith Onion
Elks and
K of PF
Richards Ondertaking
Rath Graham
August
Long Beach
Marshall Mullen
W. J. Calling
Shot Gun Ends Fight on Wheat Dispute at Great Falls
In Great Falls on Thursday a shotgun ended a rough clash between Seigfred Johnson and Bert Kolbenson over a seed wheat sale. Johnson pleaded guilty to third degree assault in Wilson justice court and paid a $10 fine plus costs. The fight began when Johnson accused Kolbenson of cheating in weight, knocked him down, then a bystander grabbed a shotgun and the confrontation ended with no further injuries. Dogs Seek Bandits. Richmond police report追 pursuing an armed bandit who last night held up a timber camp, killed one man, escaped with 710,005 in cash, 6,000 in jewelry and valuables.
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Great Falls
Seigfred Johnson
Bert Kolbenson
Portage
Johnnson
Johnson
Wilson Justice Court
Kelberson
Wholbenson
Rotbenson
Richmond
Marcy
Jim
Drowned on Hemphreys Bamen Madicins Co Murder?
Fragmentary item notes a drowning-related event linked to Hemphreys and a medicines company at 114 SFA items Atreet Stew. Readable names and place rough.
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Hemphreys Bamen Madicins Co
SFA
Good Management Great Says Senator Cummins
Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa, chair of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, declares railroads will not rise in price or face new legislation soon. He calls for cost reduction and improved management, warns that if efficiency fails, government ownership may be forced. He cites rising 1920 operating costs and outlines steps for consolidation and wage reform to restore economic rail operation.
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W. BR. Briggs
Washington
Albert B. Gummins
Iowa
Senate Committee On Interstate Conmerce
Canning
Cummins
Gary
Woman in Auto Wins Wild Race With Death
Yakima Washington March 26 Mrs Wayne Fleming raced in a motor car from Donald to St Elizabeths hospital early this morning and won despite severe injuries to her husband Wayne Meming a Thormorun Fruit company superintendent who was stabbed by Hines a former employee during the struggle Fleming remained alive but injured and officers search for Hines while in Miles City Montana March 28 farmers have not rushed to take federal seed loan with only 15 applications and five in Person county agent Verl Digion reports the highest request is 76 dollars
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Yakima
Wash
Mar
Wayne Fleming
Dash
Donald
St. Elizabeth’s Hosppital
Wayne Meming
Thormorun Fruit Company
Hines
Fleming
Miles City
Verdugion
Arall
Thigago Spectacle House Frees Vision Glasses Offer
Chicago Spectacle House offers free trial True Vision Glasses for ten days. Send name address age and how long worn, then receive 1 Karat Geld Filled glasses by prepaid parcel post. If satisfied keep for 2.95. otherwise return with no cost. Includes velvet lined pocket book case.
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Eiveryone
Chicago
West
Madison St
Ill
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