DECLINES TO DRINK
BEER: HAS TO SHOOT
IKEjlOOD REFUSAL
CHICAGO, Nov. 4. (TP)—Confess
ing that he killed Frank Smurlo
and William Sierza in Sierzas beer
-flat Sunday, Edward Kotowski. 21,
surrendered to the police claiming
self defense. The police looked up
on the crime as just another one
of the Chicago “beer murders.’
kotowski said Sierza invited him
to drink beer with him but that
he refused. Later as he passed the
same place Smurlo said “drink or
we’ll blow a hole in you ” Kotowski
said that he, Smurlo, pushed a
glass toward him and when he
again refused Smurlo pulled out
his revolver and grappled with him.
He took a gun shot at Smurlo.
Kotowski fatally wounded Sierza
who was also shooting by that
time. He then went home and ap
peared at the police station with
his father.
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Seward Shriners will hold a
Meeting at the Arcade Club
Rooms Thursday night.
FLIGHT POSTPONED
ALTENRHEIN, Switze rland,
Nov., 4, (fP)—'The DOX, giant
German airplane which intended
to take off for Amsterdam en
route to New York, was forced
for the second time to postpne
it’s departure because of a
storm.
BREWERS 111 SF.I 1(13
HEIDI FDR fiH BEER
If m IS REMODELED
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 5. (/P)—
Brewers are equipped to pro
duce real beer on 24 hours notice
it was learned. With other brewers
throughout the country they anti
cipate 4 per cent beer will be le
galized by the United States Gov
ernment.
This can be done by simply de
fining beer as ‘non-intoxicating.”
In fact they pointed out, one brew
ery now employing 100 men would
need a staff of about 300 if beer is
legalized.
Amanda’s Hand Laundry now
i open for business. Phone Madi
son 126.
Coal
By the sack or carload
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Range coal in sack or bulk
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ROOSEVELT STRONG
NEW YORK, Nov. 5. (/P)—With
only a few districts in the entire
state missing Governor Roosevelt
has been re-elected by a plurality
of approximately 800,000- This is
almost double the largest plurality
ever acorded ex-Gov. Smith and is
an astounding and unprecedented
victory for the democratic organi
zation in this state.
The entire state ticket was swept
into ofice wih the Governor and
practically all democratic congress
men and senators are assured of
victory with the exception of Brod
sky in the 17th district, who has
apparently been defeated by a nar
row margin by Mrs. Prat.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT
MADISON- Wisconsin, Nov. 5. (/P)
—Three men were killed and four
hurt by the Milwaukee railroad’s
passenger train which struck their
car at a grade crossing. The dead
are Donald, Clark, Kenneth Staun
ton, and Charles Thieman.
WASHINGTON FOR G. O. P
WASHINGTON, Nov- 5. (/Pi—R.
Horr, republican, claims the elec
tion of the first congressional dis
trict of Washington by at least 10,
000 majority over Heifner, demo
crat, and all available returns up to
11:30 P. M. substantiate this claim.
He is evidently safely elected.
PINCIIOT IN
Gifford Pinchot. a confirmed dry,
has a comfortable margin over his
democratic opponent for the Pen
nsylvania governorship and Secre
tary of Labor Davis, republican, has
been returned victorious in his
fight for a seat in the Senate from
the same state.
BITTER FIGHT
Ohio, although split by a bitter
fight between the wets and drys,
however, handed the republican
party a staggering blow by the el
ection of a democratic governor
and senator and will probably el
ect eight or nine democratic con
gressmen.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE, Nov. . (JP)—
' Albert Noone, retired manufacturer,
who received the democratic nom
| ination for senator and governor
i has been defeated for both offices
by the present Senator Keyes and
John Winant, respectively.
‘AMONG MY SOUVINEKS’
NEW YORK, Nov. 5, (Ay) - Jack
“Legs” Diamond, gangster who
was shot four times two weeks
ago, will leave the hospital with
two bullets in his body unless
a turn in his condition makes
an operation necessary, physi
cians said.
POSSIBLE MERGER
NEW YORK, Nov. 4, f/P)-It is
rumored in Wall Street that in
formal discussions arc under way
concerning a possible merger of the
Manufacturers’ Trust Company, the
Bank of the United States, The
Public National Bank and Trust
Company and the International
Trust Company to form an insti
tution with deposits in excess of
$700,000,000 and resources of about
one billion dollars.
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JUST ADRIFT— OR A STEADY PULL?
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row we die”. But when the hapless morrow
comes, the insouciant philosopher, money
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