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P e e e mason. . wIékBOUn-- was Efi h@_gfm_ county jail until bonds «> was caught in the sponge squad noet ~~last night and is charged v.i'u ¥iola-- E hfl:flm laws on a warrant Ey Arharioe To n...{m'n?..&._'gc. . S CENT FARE IN _ ~~BUT MEREMISTORY E: Springtield, ll1.--With "the aban-- _ ~donment of street éar 'service in _ -- the city of Ottawa, and 'the substi-- _ tution of~ busses, "five" cent." atreet -- ~INTMAATE CHANGE -- _ OE VENUE PLEA IN In order to app ne t Clhta WPs "otfiinston en airage against the W Cartage company was entered in the circuit court today With -- the -- abandonment .ot the n:roez car Jm'.qdnl:tmu of busses, a fares FX} -- result, Mrutlt:g" being ~sold '" & m F e To Cl is William to the same timé, Sept;.~ 6, when "'2 will --argue to quash the indic against the former supervrisor. ----_ AEemie e S 10 9 t on 2 2 2% C S be 2e Whgith P Emc 7 ns -- o o due t _ A'Snw%.;f,. s S 4 e t ho 2A¥ al t . T ee ' e > c ol hy l n . n * o e e o. 4 ) 4s en s S _" e Nok ¥each --out into. the high places in their . inveéstigation. He also stated that it was .a poor example for a person to steal, replace what he 'had stolen, and then be--condoned for the act of the theft. The statement was construed.as a bitter d@enunciation Oof trand and was taken as a dlract granted -- permission by -- Judge <~Ed-- wards to ~tile : an -- affidavit® embody-- ing the scathing > statement --to: the grand jury made by Judge Edwards, Intimating that a change of venue would be asked in' the trial of Roy W..Bracher,-- Clark Nye, Ira Pearsall," Harold Martin. and Caleb Busick in: INCLUDE: ~*IVUDGE'S ~TALK A to Quash 'Delayed g"s'zfii_"&wmw Plea -- VOLUME *xxxy y Nee ies pn C 9 Before Sept. 1. * & e § 2s > C ougp 5 C i _ e e o e +o k . AKE COUNTY INDEPENDEN o Fed T oe,. ua 4 > ¥ M o s narapaitt bo 2 eA ho * "'Catro, 'Egypt, Aug. 10--A strong tile demonstrations by Sacco Yan-- zett!~ aympathizers, "y _ ' iA recovering one body from--the. butn-- was--aaid.. second. body is pecied to be recovered lh%. ' : _At $280 o'clock an hour --after the er, U, 3. N _were burned to-- death waen m'_n-nnn' Hight _ plane crashed : on Point Loma today, 'teu minutes after they had left the U. S. haval air station for the-- starting line at San Francisco: & f San Diego, Cal 'Aug. 10. --Li ants George.Covell and R. 8. W. 2 AVIATORS DIE _ -- AS PLANE CRASRES BAD WEATHER DE-- _ _ =-- LA¥SFUIGHT Ni y «ol sA SOe C ME of the lotus plants. © Last year ':'-" were .yery faw blooms and it was"feared the plants were doomed. But this year they appear to hare come 'back almost as strong as 'erer. Fow at io Sn feh mumfi!m Out -- LOTUS BEDS AT _ -- GRASS LAKE ARE 9e 2 en it +4 line, Mass., and material for type of grass chbier. Now Mr, Man knous #hat 1. | io mp o im s new } Avorage Beautiful Bioome SECTION TWO LIBERTYVILELE, LAKE COUOXTY, MLETNOTS,. THORSDat DiSinnatmaiinatinnatinnsinnamnmmenttnmnmniiinntrntinetinntmr s anciomemmemedinnsa ea n t m . 0s CC uts Gal PR "a 102 This Cuts=the Lawn's the _ bodicx~ had . beea riddled by ~«--The "men 'had> bog:fl dead ~#3veral arrival -- of corner's men . faken for a ride' it gang-- ind Mm;-mat buddied "m 'n'- l ..m jide. > 'm: here sat ~dawn~today, -- i¢+> ~sCursory ~~-- exauiination _ revealed FIND BODIES OF 2 ' ':TAENMRM" ahe threatoned ~suicide~as a -- result of : _his refus@! to marry her. ~~She was'convicted in Cook county: crimin-- at court od 'a" nmianslanghter. charge. y _ .. 7. "@!, WHi D8 -- MeYiewod ~ by the state supreme court; © Aswrrit" ot supersedeas granted ustice® Fred-- ;"',",";:';"t was "filed > with Clerk ~ Florence, u_x'fl""phn. killed Gien-- nor with a gun be gave her when mSSor . Luois.. in "a ~discriminatory Mh»luuul':o:or club sn the decision made here the case will be taken to the state suptertte court. STOKES CASE IS of ~ the * bill _ differentiated motor . fuels in a diser manner, Chicago, A"-l.'--m State Supreme -- Court for a defl-- nite ruling, . will . be handed do w County Court here ner _Two judges, sitting jointiy,> made known this>.decision today follow-- ing the conclusion of arguments on & demurrer to the Motor Club ap-- Lu'""'- for an injunction restrain-- atate money to collect the $--cent serving his fourth ~term, ~was jm-- proved today and-- considered out of STaBBING VICTIM 1S BETTER TODAY Objections ~ of -- Club 'to the be : carried to en ~dead<s:veral wegian~--Bacco--| tti. committea <to-- ies ks Lum --call a 60 minute strike ted "ending the tomorrow in . ? vulm the exe-- physictans. 'mfionol co and Vanzettl. . _' --_ be--reriewed by ol twao wounded _ young 'Brotkmaler" plorsd Te moainisi es atancs 'covery is ~doubtfail; _ . _~.--_ . _ ~~ v6, considered several problems at. our "'m one of which 'was the . distribution of 'strike ~benefits," President Harry Fishwick of District No. 12 annminmakad | / aterka> accrime nus L100 aigufp 0 OP oS tninE --Dlans for -- the members --orgamization, follow-- ing action of the disttict executive board in: adopting & motion to give succor' to 'those still on satrike. Wcy i nnr $ onb igeo ?_3;'"5"&"-"5 mo-- of MINERS TO GET > --gTRIKE RELIEF Whiskers Springlield, 11L '""'. SACCO STRIKE CALLED Pringlield, <Ill, Aug. 10.--Officiats <he Iilinois !fi@"l Union ARTHUR YOLIVA, BROTHER OF W. 6., -- KILLED BY TRAIN R;hfinmot Ovm.*"w':tl ~--at Highland, 1i}. Average Man knows what to | Y PROVE FATAL Ralph J.'Dady, master in ehancery; was expecied today to well in & mas-- ter's l'lla.}l;,o. Xot:;::a "farm *il't gg acros-- near Volo, tisty a bill tor e e verse at present according to Atty. «* PARTHTION SUIT 19 2ke OE P cls ciile aicine t B in' h . c 2 °C . @ uInus Whitcomb Riley bospital--for 'crippled children to give them a glimpse they were denied in ceremonies here yes-- terday. Col:: Lindbergh flew about the James ~ Indianapolis, -- 1 Charles: A.; Lind faured "Bpirlt . o off from Mars H today for= Detroit IN AUTO ACCIDENT .. ~wWBlle -- Leon Glrofi'tw H-Oor:: were w.' a final -- mnl w their ~_ Farman --"Bluebind" . Plane, Cae es & Lerine, who' already has one Tnu-Atluuc'mt mm Wwas teating out a twoman e boat At Bois Du Bonlogne Jake, and ene er.. was "flmh' tor a 'tinal wirelese--test flight. " J 10.--With every §°ha _IMCP. the stiwo o!fle:?-wgr: s fhk t ~ every (pros-- for Howard and caught . wh pect the Trans--Atlantic air race vm';.m' home t £et his ; plazes '.tom."' fying Jthtee and their clothes and leare town. fey o it , «. Posey was rushed to the offic '"'Nuubmanuu-."n,"_l"'. Jc. hy '"m"e"""""""'w*mu. : where ue y -unumnnmuw'l"-m' """"', ; m improve... .. yass : up eeper_ slagshes.. Pose Ees' Wbol.num ""t 10. ----A -o'u': weighing ~pounds, two inches C ol og _ oo( Cl . 0 m D -- . @LOUOBuUuIELE a college fraternity party &t the Min-- his companions, they clalin, were sitting apart from & large-- crowd aHd were laving: dinnér at the ho Tic Mfi:lyou Of the hotel ul;i r m " € F'!";'P-mcw. o o ind hest pioyed i mm'm Shov loyed by > owner, severely, Homer A. Dodge of Chi-- cago coday {filed sult for $25.000 for personal injuries;~ naming Faith;the ::tnr of the hotel, as the d'o!cn'd-ii Minngola ' B ht Dicr Chicago Man Charges Minne-- ola:Hotel Employes Beat Him up at a Party.> S ~FILED TObAY ; AUGUBST 11, TN INDIANA §M PEA B + 3 s _ :D " S " % # . cath [ WAVUAEL.L J8 SUN at . Chicago, . Aug. 10 -- Four of his friends brought: John J. O'Brien, 57. The jury: found--that-- the. woman had not intended "¥'to . do Fisher serious img _ the custody of her two minor children and 'wants support for them. infidelity. She claims to know of sey-- eral 'Instances that he had relations with other women. AXrs. Cline is ask-- FREE WOMAN OF ayuad and now an employee of the state,. was 'sued for a divorce today by his wife, Mre. Theima Cline, who charges him with desertion and with L 2. oL _7 3 i. AUuLmor _ J ~Taider on State's Attorney A. V. Smith's sponge EX--DRY AGENT IS SUED FOR DIVORCE ore -- Justice HALTS MAN AND _ 4 WIFE IN FIGHT; £. _IS SLASHED UP [gsi--eAll aeuiinanil, 4sCIMAR a¥iatrix, She pasmport recently io go over aummm To Attempt Lindy Feat the <two w Eiss whp-- . <when and bade Sacco--Vanzetti® case, however, indica-- ,fl-u'vsc' that :':cluuno Madeiros, slayer of--an --aged Wrentham bank Ceashier, _ would he arerutad a Eaue the forencon for ."n k ," *Y'v'i . physician, visited Sacco and Vanzet-- ti in their death cells today. They thanked him for his kindness to them r ie ib ley ns in t c M s t 90 2 00c in C -- i soners when none came they left fiehufim us Y ons ~oult Fogaed 11e s:pBHeation bit told <the lawyers that he considered his 'case and that of Sacco hopeless. mum&mum as-gln ray of might . give --him and Sacco justice. . ~ 1t was understood that the appli-- cation could not be filed without the kiiucilied me for. seven years and 1 will not givre them another chance." ©--crg, continue® to refuse to sign to Attorneys M. A. Masmanno and Altonse Gagliano. and said "they have told assembled --members of his 'coun-- cil. he<-- would not be ready to consult with them until 3:30 p. m. Mein-- while Gefence : Attorney Hill waited in. the.governor's outer office. ', _ iNICOIRA--Sacoo, nesr to a state of collapse in his death cell, today balk-- ed efforts to bring his case to the United States district court. -- . We expect to see-- Justice Sanderson tamorrow and obtain his decision. 1 have 'been asked to come to tha council meeting at the state house. Mr. Reading has shown me --every should"go to the full bench of the supreme court' if Justice Sanderson »decides he has the power and duiy to allow it to go. ~Today we are to put-- the tma%g.wm"' which means that written out and proper exhibits (affidavits) attached. We EXDACE Th kcan Tunoklinn Xm. 4 0.00" $1.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE . Attorneéy Hill and Attorney Gen eral went from the court bhouse to ::mm-;olneo. Hill ijssued following statement: : _ "We have been in --conference with suuge-- Lueorge A. Sanderson in supreme court took under advisement exceptions taken to his decision de-- uying a writ of error and other legal moves in the world famous case. He told Defense Attorney Arthur D. Hill and Attorney General Frank K. Read-- was placed in the hands of Governor Alvan T. Fuller and seven former attorneys general today. "*~ation miktes district court, -- ,, kud}_u_llfll Bacco looked up IS BEFORE SUPREME COUTT Attorneys For Condernned Men ~ Are Bending Every Zlfort to Get Reprieve. Bostecn, Aug. 10:--The fite of, Ni-- the= Sacoo and Vanzetti defense committee headquarters on Han-- over street for a march across the city to the state capito! on B:acon Hill. * FATE OF SACCO AND VANZETTIIN GOVERNOR'S HANDS carrying placards, the procession of men and women started from Boston, Aug. 10.--Sacco and Vafitett!l 'sympnthizers started -- another "death march" to the ~ or * ¥rH --of a call from. the pri-- BuLLETiN. ° arm bands and and his