Legal suits loom from railroad wrecks and alimony requests
Multiple injury and damage suits filed in district court reference the Green Mountain wreck of March 21, 1910, including Paul J. Swift seeking 30000 and Walter Davis claiming 10000 as administrator for Mrs Della L. Davis. Other actions involve cattle loss totaling 500, auto collision injuries totaling 1550, and a real estate profits dispute amounting to 600. A domestic suit seeks absolute divorce and alimony amid allegations of infidelity.
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
Green Mountain
Paul J. Swift
Famage
Walter Davis
Della ML. Davis
Clayton EB
Tubbs
Maytag-Mason Motor Company
F. 8
Dusenberg
Deusenberg
Mitchell County
Minnesota
Edward Arthur
John Williamson
Lydia E. Barton
Harry 0. Barton
Mo Horan bears sorrow bravely in Christmas tragedy
Chicago tale of Fire Chief James Horan killed in the line of duty leaves widow Mrs. Horan and two young children Elia and William. She recalls his brave leadership and holiday plans as the bell rang and he rushed to another blaze, leaving a grieving family and a city mourning a hero.
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Chicago
James Horan
South
Ashland Boulevard
Horan
Motor Trucks and Wagons Transforming Urban Transport
In New York City and Chicago tens of thousands of power vehicles are in regular use nationwide. With an estimated value of 60 to 75 million dollars excluding garages, these machines accelerate movement, cut delays, and replace multiple horse teams. They enable same day deliveries, endure varied conditions, and improve sanitation. The motor vehicle era promises a radical shift in commerce and daily life.
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New York City
Chicago
Police Try to Calm Big Family Mood at Flatbush Station
In Flatbush J J December 22 Captain Creamer, a strict disciplinarian, orders a lineup of Patrolmen recently married and explains the precinct’s stance against “race death by own action.” He jokes about a fund funded by married men to honor newborns with gifts, including a police shield, and plans to bank any excess until the child is named.
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Flatbush
J. J
Cupid
Snyder Avenue
Creamer
Stark
Joe Moran
Edward P. Brennan
Cord J. Havighorst
Lewry Walters
William Welsh
Myles Cunningham
Lars
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Perrin Gloves
Phipp
Cooney
Belgium
Fox, Mink
Sik
Gingham House
Perrins
AIG Suits
S. Rock Island
Great Western
W. E. Hicks
Chicago Great Western Railroad Company
Hudson
Marshal
Knapp Drug
East Fourth Street
Shoes Fuel & Transfer CO
F. M. Shores
Crockery Sale
Syndicate Crockery Co
Fifth and
Lafayette Streets
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