Desperate hallway attack on Chicago police chief
Chief of Police George M. Shippy and his son Harry were wounded when an anarchist entered the hall of 31 Lincoln Court and opened fire. Shippy killed the assailant after a struggle as Foley and Georgiotta aided. The suspect, identified as Lazarus Averbuch, was a 22 year old student from Austria. Police searched the city and questioned suspects amid fears of broader anarchist plots.
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Shippy
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Lazarus ‘Averbuch
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Averbuch
Olga
Austria
Efshiadt
Russia
Produce Commission
Wera Rattlad
Foley
Harry Shippy
Trowbride Contro\Monery Company
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Emma Goldman Comments on Chicago Police Chief Attack
Emma Goldman, in Springfield on March 3, comments on the Chicago incident. She questions labeling the assailant an anarchist and says the dead man is unidentified, suggesting it was a fanatic or someone with a private grudge rather than an anarchist. The report notes arrests and confiscation of hundreds of anarchism related volumes in a library raid.
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St. Louis
Shippy
Chicago
Harrisburg jurors exonerated in capitol trial probe
A district attorney admits the arrest of C F Humphreys on a charge of embracery was a mistake and juror A A Polat is cleared. The court and state officials say there was no foundation to the accusations. The incident ends with expressed confidence in jurors integrity.
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Four Safes Cracked Three Youths Arrested in Charleroi
In Charleroi Pennsylvania on March 3 four burglaries occurred with two entries blown, small cash and several revolvers missing. Three youths John Geo Sherman Kiefer and Geo Brothers were arrested as suspects. Safe at Vesta company office blown but no money. foundry office safe wrecked. small amount stolen from Pittsburg Plate Glass club. Grants store rear activity noted by passersby. In Philadelphia Thomas B Wanamaker died at Hotel Liverpool Paris after Egypt trip. he was forty eight, Princeton graduate, former executive head of John Wanamaker firm and owner of the Philadelphia North American. In Michigan City Indiana a French auto race incident led to attach papers against crew and a pursuing constable.
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Philadelphia
Thomas B. Wanamaker
Gener
John Wanamaker
Liverpool
Paris
Mr. Wanamaker
Egypt
Princeton
Philadelphia North American
Clayton McMichael
Wanamaker
Michigan City
Ind
New York
New Carlisle
Beach Races Begin Today in Ormond Florida
Ormond March 3 The sixth annual Ormond Daytona tournament opens today with a 100 mile Minneapolis trophy race. Six cars from America France Germany and Italy will start in the event marking the start of the international motor competition season.
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Italy
Baldwinsville Farmer Finds Relief From Rheumatism
Frank Howe of Van Buren says after two years and hundreds spent on doctors for rheumatism, Uric-O cured him in one day. He used six bottles, regained ability to walk without crutches, and recommends the remedy to others. Manufacturers offer a free trial bottle. advertised in Syracuse and Indiana outlets.
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van Buren
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Baldwinsville
N.Y
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Smith Drug Co
Byracuse
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