CORDONS FORMED IN CHICAGO AS KILLER ESCAPES UNARMED
A chaotic chase ends with Durkin escaping after a gun battle with Chicago police. Federal agent Shanahan and officer Gray are wounded. Durkin fled from a second story window and vanished amid a sweeping city-wide search aided by his sweetheart Mrs Bey Werner and Lloyd Austin.
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Harta J. Durkin
Durkin
California
Shanahan
Department of Justice
Teo
Bey Werner
Werner
Lioyd Austin
Siar Bolle
Darkin
Elddes
Agenciane
Chicazo
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Steel
Ang Slayer
Aesila Bat Durkin
Avusins
Hetty Andrews Werner
Sity
Austrn
Dugkin
Sroutdeles
Graz
Dwkin Bean
Gray
Austin
Tiina Werner Wry
Hela
Questbosig
Anstia
Oshkosh Man Elected to National Commerce Board
Oshkosh secretary of the Oshkosh Association of Commerce has been elected director of the National Association of Commerceal Organization Secretaries, which includes over a thousand members from chambers of commerce nationwide. Other officers named include President Reymond Gibbs and secretary-treasurer Walter Lennes, with directors spanning Indiana to Colorado, Oklahoma to Massachusetts.
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Kansas City
Bruth
Oshkosh
Assosiation of Commerce
Bern
Negomal Association of Commerceal Organization
Chambers of Commerce
Union
Ars
Reymond EB. Gibbs
Scrancor
Bret
John 3
Indianapolis
Ind
Geri
Roscoe A. Goddard
Man Claims Rheumatism Cure Through Noted Prescription
A Rochester resident, James H. Alien of 28 Fortes, St. Rochester, asserts a decades long struggle with rheumatism has ended after using his self described prescription. He promises a full refund if his remedy fails to remove all symptoms, urging sufferers to try it via newspaper ads and offers free trials.
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James H. Alien
Fortes
St. Rochester
Eas
Sark
Sammucea
Drus &c
Crassisis
Octogenarian Teaches Swimming Lessons for Seven Decades
An AP report notes an 80-year-old instructor at a city pool who has taught generations to swim. He is renowned for patient instruction and long service, guiding many young learners to become confident in the water.
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Associated Press
J. T. Bitheren
Setamies
Raiocater Natavertus
Sara Gitts
Chicago Declared Divorce Capital Amid Local Cases
United Press reports Chicago has become known as a divorce capital as Judge Joseph David oversees rising caseloads. Edward E. Oster of New York appears in testimony regarding Firestone Tire and Rubber Company matters.
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United Prass
Chienzo
Cairoxo
United States
Arcortsas
Joseph David
David
Doerce
Ome
Edward E. Oster
New York
Echo & Credit
Firestone
Privy Counsellor of Hungary Addresses New York Audience
Dr Gustav Graz, privy counsellor of Hungary, spoke at the Academy of Political Science in New York. He discussed monopolies and Hungary's economic conditions, noting Hungary seeks to restrain Austrian imports while Austria imposes flour and fruit levies to curb Hungarian trade. He cited reduced Romanian lumber production and Hungary needing wood exports, urging sound economic relations and American financial aid for reconstruction.
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Associated Press
York
Gustav Graz
Povy
Hungary
Academy of Political Science
Grezs
Europe
Austria
Eithelr
Diphtheria cases lower than usual in Wisconsin
The Associated Press reports diphtheria has been less extensive than average across Wisconsin localities this year. The state board of health notes the use of toxoid treatment as a preventive measure and reports progress in controlling outbreaks.
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Br Associated Press
Wisconsin
State Board At Health
Fox shot after terrorizing farm in Waukuau area
Local report says a fox escaped from Fred Alser’s trap and killed several chickens before being shot by L. Sieele. A second fox also escaped but was killed by Mr. Alser prior to causing damage. Andrew Gleason, formerly of years, died at Melon. Crandon and Fond du Lac visitors were noted among local residents and relatives visiting.
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Fred Alser
L. Sieele
Ales
Sollee
Andrew Gleason
Melon
Timethe Bases
Crandon
Res
Hinds
Mia
Cotes
Ee. Mir
Henry Washburn
Milner
Kee
D- D_ Sutherland
Iso
Fond da Lac
Wes
S- A. Sutherland, Sande
Mm .Wertert
Washbern Fiorenci
Pareweek
Legislator Goes to College to Learn Politics
Lawrence F. Arnold, 34, Newton, Illinois, the head of a legislator, becomes a freshman at the University of Illinois taking the full volume course to prepare for politics. He argues many legislators lack education and preparation.
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Lawrence F. Arnold
Newton
University of Ilinois
Congress
Wisconsin State Briefs A jumble of notices under UPI
United Press reports a Wisconsin roundup of assorted briefs. Items mention an estate dispute in Brown County. plans to improve school lunch nutrition. police patrol scheduling in Milwaukee. a brewery lockout order in Galemet. a case involving Therese Rodre linked to a prison sentence. attacks and injuries in Milwaukee area. a missing person alert for Clar face Memk. and remarks on shale excavation methods in Scotland with coal fuel implications.
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United Press
HE. G. Fatrehird
Yartink
Milwarke
Zareyel
Bankers’ Association i
Galemet Sales Corporation
Bere Hay Area
Feder Avege
Milwaukee
Therese Rodre
William Jones
W. Witttraete
Rbebeream
Raveaten
Maritowee South
Oil Shale Industry in Japan Drives Big Development
The oil shale sector in Japan is identified as a major development source. Totyn-Ienan’s shale industry in Madagascar is set to grow, supported by Imperial University and a noted meeting, signaling new energy ventures across regions.
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Japan
Ascoriated Press
Totyn—Ienan
Shale
Fish Rescue Work Saves Millions From Mississippi River
Wisconsin conservation chief Hall reports this year’s Mississippi fish rescue saved about 3,500,000 fish. Work extended along the river from Lx eas to miles south Minnesota line, with 120,409 fish sent to other waters. Restocking prevented massive loss. many fish saved from being stranded or destroyed.
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Ted Press
Wisconsin
Fimer
Hall
Conservasioa
Teday
Alonshe
Lxeas
Toro
Fioniha
Around the World Personal Management Offerings
An aged advertisement lists global travel and study programs by TRANKC CLARK of New York. It cites four months at 1250 dollars, a 3000 dollar package from Fromiy Y, and itineraries covering Japan, China, the Mediterranean, and Atlantic cruises with prices from 550 to 1250 dollars. Established three years, the note mentions originations and dates including January 20 and references to various destinations.
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F.C. Gark
Originston
Clark
Timer Big
New York
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