Trial asks new insanity bid in Johnson case
Frank Johnson of Princeton was convicted of indecent liberties with a child and sentenced to two years. His attorneys seek a new trial claiming mental illness and urge transfer to the Chester criminal insane asylum instead of Joliet. State officials and defense counsel reargue the case as new evidence is alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Princeton
Johnson
Joliet
Chester
Skinner
Jay L. Spaulding
R. L. Russell
Supreme Court
Injured brakeman at Ladd in railroad yard accident
Ellis a brakeman for the C M St P railway at Ladd suffered a badly crushed right forearm when his glove caught on a coupling pin during switching in the lower yards Sunday evening. He received first aid and was taken to St Margaret's hospital where his condition was reported as improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Ellis
Ladd
New Road to Princeton Plan Outlined by Officials
Representatives from towns along the route with Samuel Brandt discuss a new concrete road from Chicago to Princeton. It will be the first project funded by the 60 million dollar highway fund. The path runs through Aurora, Naperville, Oswego, Yorkville, Plano, Sandwich and Mendota to Princeton with an estimated cost of 40 000 dollars per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Princeton
Samuel Brandt
Supt
Aurora
Naperville
Oswego
Yorkville Plano
Sandwich
Mendota
Bulgarian Blood Tea Claim Sparks Health Craze
A Bulgarian Blood Tea from Europe is promoted as a secret to live 100 years. The ad cites H. H. von Schlick and Boris Maro eff as believers who claim the herb tea restores vigor, aids digestion, and guards against influenza and pneumonia. The Marvel Products Company backs the claim with a money‑back guarantee and urges immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. von Schlick
Mr. von Schlick
Boris Maroeff
Bulgaria
Marokeff
Mr. Schlick
von Schlick
Europe
Asia
Africa
Wea
Marvel Products Company
Marvel Building
Pittsburgh
Chancery Notice in Illinois Bureau County Case
Land dispute involves Mary C. Hosier as complainant and a long list of heirs and unknown parties. Describes real estate in Bureau County Illinois including two parcels in section 13 and section 24, township 16 north range 10 east, with specific tract measurements and road centerline deeds. Unknown heirs and successors named as potential owners. Court: Bureau County Circuit Court January Term 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Illinois
Bureau County
Mary C. Hosier
John Bushong
Robert Hosier
Lewis Appelgate
Lewis Applegate
George Criderman
George Cryderman
Ann M. Markle
Anna M. Markel
Anna Maria Yeager
George Crodeman
John Erhart
John Erheret
Crist Yeager
Christian Yeager
John Hall
Joseph Tichiner
William I. Tichinor
George Wagner
Joseph Tichener
Joseph Tichner
Andrew Wagner
George Wagoner
George Loewenberg
George Lowenberger
George Lowe
Amanda C. Walker
Bertha Maurer
Justina Bertha Maurer
Croline Hassler
Caroline Hassler
Roselle J. Harris
Theresa FE. Kelley
R. B. Kelley
Wm. H. Hassler
Carl Hassler
Charlotte Savage
John Cole
Susanna Tichenor
William E. Tichenor
James Porter
Catherine Porter
Lorenzo D. Tichenor
Jane Cole
Elisha Greenfield
Ruby Greenfield
Adam Ihrig
Mary Ihrig
Jacob M. Harris
Julianne Wagner
Isam W. Seaton
I. W. Seaton
George A. Harris
Charles W. Harris
Helen Thompson
Peru and
Princeton
Bureau
Ilinois
Section 24
Illinois
Hollowayville
de Pue and
Cement Plant Sold to Alpha Portland Cement Co
The La Salle Portland Cement plant near LaSalle, formerly German American Cement, was sold to Alpha Portland Cement of Easton PA. Deed filed in Ottawa lists $560 revenue stamps, implying a purchase price near $560000, signed by C A Irvin president and W E Viets secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle Portland Cement Company
German- American Cement Company
LaSalle
Alpha Portland Cement Company
Easton
Pennsylvania
Ottawa
C. A. Irvin
W. E. Viets
LaSalle Company
Miners Honor Mitchell with Memorial Gift
Illinois coal miners voted to contribute 25000 dollars toward a memorial for John Mitchell, former international president. The monument will stand in Scranton Pennsylvania where Mitchel is buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
John Mitchell
Scranton, Pa
Mr. Mitchell
Complex land parcel description in Bureau County case
The document details multiple land parcels with precise measurements in sections 24, township and range, including rights to subsoil coal and fire clay. It notes a bill to reform conveyances and quiet title, affidavits of non residence for defendants, and notices to unknown and non resident parties. Proceedings began November 29 1920 with summons for January 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hosier
Christian Yeager
Christ Yeager
Anna Herlein
Complainant's Bill of Complaint Entered as Confessed
Henry Fuller the clerk notes that unless a demur is filed to the Complainant's Bill of Complaint the matters charged will be taken as confessed and a decree entered as prayed. J. L. Murphy serves as Complainant's Solicitor.
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WEW
Chancery Notice
Mitchell
Kate Young
John Erheret Jr
Maggie Herbolzheimer
Emma Herlein
Frank Cresto
John Erheret, Jr
Circuit Court
Court House
Henry Fuller
J. L. Murphy
Hunt
Thompson Drug CO
C. L. Willey & Go
S. Robev Sr
Mars
Spring Valley, Ill
Bill
Johnnie
LE Roy
N. Y
Vollmer Bros
la Salle, Illinois
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