Two men killed in liquor dispute in Chicago
Edward Kotowski 21 confessed to killing Frank Smurlo and William Sierra after they tried to force him to drink liquor. Smurlo allegedly ordered drink or threat, wrestled for a pistol and fired. Sierra, wounded, fled to a police station with his father. Police suspect liquor or gambling feud motives.
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Italy Royal Pair May Visit Boris
Rome reports a British diplomatic dispatch saying the king and queen of Italy may visit Britain in March or April aboard Savola. The note mentions Gate, Borta and Queen Joanna and discusses possible royal travel plans amid wartime conditions.
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Word of cheer for Republicans from Coolidge aide
Beverly Hills report quotes an unnamed aide supporting the Republican party and urging continued GOP power to prevent unemployment. He stresses both sides are non-combatants and will work regardless of the election outcome. The speaker references Jefferson Raskob Helfin and Borah.
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Courand Elected Chairman of Board at Mollet Green Hospital
Joseph A. Courand 105 Adam Street was unanimously chosen Thursday to chair the Mollet B. Green Hospital board. A board veteran since 1918 he fills a seat created by last week’s resignation. Cunningham was named treasurer to manage hospital finances and operations.
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Device to Avert Martyrdom Of Radium Students Made
Paris reports a $2400 apparatus to protect radiologists from deadly rays and reduce martyrdom in science. Dr Beilot conceived the device installed at Lariboisiere hospital, praised by Dr Maret who has lost a finger due to radiation exposure.
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Prominent Cuban Woman Dies at Havana Estate
Malame Rosalin Abreu aged 65 renowned for philanthropy during Cuba’s independence wars and after the revolution, died at her Villa Palatina estate on Havana’s outskirts during the night.
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Job loan move aids OSHKOSH job seekers
In Oshkosh Wisconsin on November 4, local officials report a new job loan program aiding the unemployed. Twenty two city employers had contracted work, providing temporary assignments to men in need and boosting local employment efforts.
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Liquor law violators fined and jailed in federal case
Daniel Padilla faced three counts for manufacture and possession of liquor making equipment and related items. fined $100 and given 60 days in jail from October 10 after transfer to Federal center Luesday. Hipolito Gonzales and Juans Aguerro were fined $100 and sentenced to 60 days. another defendant was found guilty of liquor possession but discharged after serving one month awaiting trial.
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