Illinois Briefs Roundup of Dying, Escapes and Legal Motley
A compilation reports deaths including Alice Deltmitter in Milan Italy and two miners from the Pana mine blast, plus an escape of Ben Gardner from Joliet penitentiary. It notes jailers foiling a planned 60-prison breakout, a war memorial tablet dedication in Chicago, and river canalization surveys near Duquoin. A hotel collapse at Evanston injures workers. LaGrange Park fights loss of territory. marriages in Chicago and New York. Northwestern marks 70th anniversary. and legal actions from Illinois Supreme Court decisions and municipal fines for fraud-influenced police pension funds.
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Alice Deltmitter
Milan
Italy
Bath
Peter Mitchell
Pana
William Broskey
Ben Gardner
Joliet
Chicago
Northwestern
Kinzie
Rockwell Street
Lake County
Liberty
Edwin Ahlstrom
Michigan Avenue Armory
John Gotwals
War Department
Big Muddy
Duquoin
John Evans
Hinman Avenue
Davis Street
Evanston
Edgar Lee Masters
James Edward Fitzgerald
Hyde Park
St. Chrysostom’s Episcopal Church
Dorothy Holmes O’ryan
John F. O’ryan
Darwin Curtis
Augustus D. Curtis
New York City
Curtis
Northwestern University
Havanston
Walter Dill Scott
Cook County
County Safety Commission
George A. Quinlan
Quinlan
State Supreme Court
Springfield
Illinois
Tony Brush
Assumption
Christian County Court
Supreme Court
John Looney
Rock Island
Looney
N A. Larson
Rock Island Ciruit Court
Julius V. Balz
Waukegan
Fire Departments
Benjamin J. Barrett
Barrett
Balz
Police
Accidents Highlight Need for Caution on Illinois Highways
Secretary Louis L. Emmerson cites Massachusetts analysis showing the main cause of crashes is excessive speed, followed by driver inattention. Other causes include children darting into traffic, pedestrians crossing, intoxicated operators, wrong-side driving, and obstructed views. He notes 49 percent of accidents are operator fault, 43 percent others, 2 percent defective equipment, 6 percent other causes.
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Illinois
Louis L. Emmerson
Massachusetts
Emmerson
United States
Mr. Emmerson
Swedish Wedding Rite Says Right Foot First
Swedish wedding customs once had night weddings. A bride must step into the carriage with her right foot first when leaving home and again when entering her new home, a superstition tied to good fortune.
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Sweden
Illinois Road Markers Influence Other States
The road marking system originated by the Illinois highway department is being adopted in many states. It uses three signs Look Caution and Danger Stop at key hazards to guide drivers through intersections curves rail crossings and other dangerous spots.
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Ilinois Highway Department
Illinois
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Ivanhoe
ProclamationUrges Armistice Day Observance in Wisconsin
Madison governor Blaine urges tolerance and liberty in a proclamation calling on Wisconsin to observe Armistice Day and preserve civil and religious rights.
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Madison
Wis
John L. Blaine
Christmas Berry Harvest Aids Plant City Growers
Plant City Florida strawberry growers plan Christmas harvests as crops in the area exceed $1,000,000 yearly in value.
Despotic Rules in Ancient Filipino Law Highlight Autocracy
Ancient Filipino legal codes show chieftains wielding absolute power and harsh penalties. An injunction "Ye shall obey" recur prominently, signaling rigid authority over common people and strict enforcement of regulations.
Marcos Bozzaris Myth Rewritten in 1823 Turkish Battle
Starred Patriot Marcos Bozzaris, famed Greek patriot, did not witness Greece’s victory over Turkey. He died in the successful night attack on a Turkish force near Carpenisi in 1823.
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Marcos Bozzaris
Turkey
Carpenisi
Had No Fear of Man Discovers Tibetan Wildlife Quiet
Buddhist principles forbid killing while Mount Everest expedition members found Tibet’s animals and birds unusually tame, gathering near villages during their trek.
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Tibet
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