Car Breakers Make Haul In Louisville Theft Case
Fred Green and James Thompson both of Louisville were arrested by Officers Store Richiuto and Connelly on Tuesday and charged with grand larceny. They allegedly broke into a Chicago and Eastern Illinois freight car, stealing 62 pairs of shoes and nine hats. Nabbed while trying to dispose of the goods, they were bound over to the grand jury by Magistrate Carrier.
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Fred Green
James Thompson
Louisville, Ky
Officera Store
Richiuto
Connelly
Green
Thompson
Chicago Heights Star
Village Responds To Harvest Heat In Hoxie Kansas
In Hoxie Kansas on June 23 farmers report labor shortages as eastern harvest workers quit due to heat. Locals rally to help with signs, courthouse doors locked, officials in work clothes, and businesses run by young clerks. The piece also notes a Supreme Court ruling that railroads are not liable for injuries to interstate travelers on passes with risk waivers. A Provident School event in Rhode Island features students cleaning teeth to music while receiving sanitation talks.
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Hoxie
Kas
U. S Supreme Court
Death Takes Four Gott Children in Scarlet Fever
The Gott family at 1618 Portland Avenue mourns the loss of four children from scarlet fever. Loretta aged 10 was first to fall ill, followed by Edward 6, Hazel 8, and Margaret 4, with Hazel and Margaret dying on Friday and Saturday. Funeral services and interments occurred at Hazelwood Cemetery, conducted by Rev. Grosse, as neighbors express sympathy.
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George Gott
Portland Avenue
Loretta
Edward
Hazel
Margaret
Spindler & Carlson
Hazelwood Cemetery
Grosse
Hazelwood
Ileia
Chicago Heights
Sane Fourth fireworks display plan urged by safety chief
J McDonnell chief of Fire Prevention and Public Safety argues for public fireworks displays supervised by qualified groups to preserve patriotism after bans on private use. He offers cooperation to Local Improvement Associations and Park Boards to organize safe demonstrations.
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McDonnell
Bureau of Fire Prevention and Public Safety
Chicago Teachers Examinations Set For June 29 30
An exam for elementary teachers and a few high school majors will be held in Chicago on June 29 and 30. Eligibility requires high school graduates with four years of teaching or college graduates with two years in graded schools. Elementary salaries range from 700 to 1400 dollars annually. Teachers with elementary certificates may teach German with a 50 dollar yearly allowance. Information circulars are available from the Examination Department Room 828 The Tribune Building Chicago.
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Chicago
Elemen
The
Tribune
Kansas Farmers' Debts Then and Now
A quoted summary notes a shift in lending to Kansas farmers over two years, from strict mortgage loan denial to approval for motor cars, home electric lighting, water systems and plumbing. It also mentions cities reconsidering debt repayment.
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Morgage
For Sale Local Wagon and Harnesses Auction Item
Two roadster horses aged six and seven, two sets of harnesses, a buggy harness, a delivery wagon pair including a top wagon and a light wagon, express wagon, one ton capacity, buggy wheels, fly nets, etc. Inquiries at Dolton Bakery telephone Dolton 411.
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Dolton Bakery
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Michigan Ave
Roseland’s Greatest Clothing and Shoe House
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Bach Bros
Schaffner & Marg
Kansas Farmers’ Debts
Financial America
Dolton State Bank
Dolton, Illinois
FORD
Detroit
James A. Bates
Harvey
Ill
Service
Northern
Illinois
Gooda
Dalton
Tsenter Sanitary E ,Leaners & Dyers
Dolton
R. E. Hoppe
Lincoln Av
Vandenberg
Paul Vandenburg
East 11Th Place
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West Pullman
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