Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1930, Page 7

PEAVTO FETPEN b A, PAST CRIME CASES New Indictments on OId %, Charges Consudered Our Biggest Values--Now By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 17.—The possi- | bility that numerous old charges would | be made over into new prosecutions | presented a threat to the city’s lawless | ’ % today. Digging from its files the cases ageinst racketeers and hoodlums who | ‘were never brought to trial, the.Chicago | Crime Commission turned them over | to the State's attorney, along with | plans to reopen by new indictments charges previously nolle prossed. | Siaying Case Studied. After aifixdlilng the records which Patrick J. Hurley (left), Secretary of War, reccives honorary degree of vided by Col. H Chamber- | doctor of laws from Okiahoma A. and M. College at Stillwater, Okla. He is B e O e o shown with Dr. Henry G. Bennett, president of college. "—A. . Photo. lain, operating director of the commis- | sion, Assistant State’s Attorney Harry Ditehburne said he believed that they (MUSSOLINI DELAYS TALK could be made the basis for successful prosecutions. The Chicago Herald and Examiner said that. among the records turned over to the State’s attorney were some ing with the case of William Mc- fljfl/ The Avenue at Seventh Every single item in this entire store is part of a huge Fall Value Demonstration! To see Saks offerings—to note Saks prices—to com- pare them with any others, anywhere—is to see conclusively that when better value is | Road to Build Food Depot NEW ORLEANS, October 17 (#).— 3 FOR PR|NCESS WEDDING | he southern Pacific Lines yesterday filed a petition with the city public service commissioner for permission to build a vegetable terminal here to cost batween $800,000 and $1,000,000. The facilities, the road said, ‘would enable the more expeditious handling of perish- | ables. We climax 63 years of value with this greatest achievement! Premier prected to Give Impor- tant Review of Fascism After Ceremoiny October 25. By the Assoclated Press FLORENCE, Italy, October 17.— “public enemies” list, has been men- Princess Giovanna, King Boris, Giovan- | tioned in connection with this case. Meanwhile the disappearance fom Q.hg Chicagé Detective Bureau of # list scheduled for arreri as ts was_the subject for a jrand jury investigation today. na's sister Maria and others of their suite motored to Florence from San Rossore last evening. The King con- ducted his flancee to the Petti Palace and then left by train with his private given, it is Saks who gives it. Here are the List Kept by Gangster. secretary for Bologna. Acting Police Commissioner John Al- i A | ROME, October 17 (#).—In order ek, et O e . Toave " heen | that he inay attend the royal wedding Boan ? | of King Borls of Bulgaria and Princess "““"""’“ el oF detectives | Glovanna of Ttaly at Assisi October 25 Premier Mussolini today postponed the fhe disappearance of the Ust. | meeting of the federal directors of the Fascist, party until October 27. FRVRERN | T The premier is expected then to make || Town Sedan $242.25 $46.00 J|- one, | & most important speech, reviewing ac- |} ¢ 3 () ; | tivities and achievements of the eighth Other prices on application. year of Fascist rule, which will end |® Our beautifully decorated October 28, with the anniversary of the [ salesroom is of sufficient size wmareh on Rome. to show all types and colors o P ¥ of the Ford line. A cordial Novelist Found Dead. SCHOOLBOY.- 127; ——SLAIN NEW YORK, October 17 (#). ——John tgfitgfi;li‘alys ot IN CHASE BY OFFICER 423 S T Tmiariay ~Steuart ‘Motor Co. in Central Park. 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