Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04
HAPPENINGS IN
The MAGIC CITY
W. B. Tagg Elected President
of South Side Live Stock
Exchange.
POOL HALL MAN FINED

w. B. Tagg for years one of the
leading members of the Live Stock
exchange was elected to the office OF
presidency Of the association at the
regular annual meeting yesterday.
William T. Cox was elected vice presi-
dent with Claude Clifton, Walter ].
Dearth and A. E. Rogers as directors.
At the meeting of directors to be held
Friday the secretary-traffic manager
and treasurer Of the exchange will be
elected.
An arbitration and an appeals COM
mittee was appointed by the new
president. On the appeals committee
are: Charles F. Cox, B. B. Blanchard,
George ]. Macdonald, F. F. A. Well
man and Edward Nolan; on the
arbitration committee: w. J. Perry,
r. M. Laverty, George Frances, T. A.
Jackson and A. J. Randall. Other
committees will be appointed at the
directors meeting Friday The meet
ing was adjourned Immediately after
the election.
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Police are looking for a young
woman an employee in the Cudahy
restaurant at the Cudahy packing
plant at Thirty-third and o streets,
who made away with personal prop
erty valued at near 500 Monday eve
ming at $50 o'clock Two silk dresses
valued at SIS each were included
among the articles stolen. A $40 gold
piece and purse with seven silver
dollars within was also taken. Other
employees in the shop were out at the
time the alleged theft occurred,
Kallas Given Fine.
Anton Kallas, pool hall proprietor,
was fined $40 and costs yesterday
morning in police court. He was
charged with keeping disorderly
house. Three inmates were also fined,
Pete Tcizzos, S. and costs, and Bill
Taturos and Fred Habb, 81 and costs
each.
Detectives Allen and Zaloudek
raided the place at 2 o'clock New
Years morning. Men were seated at
two tables playing cards. Money was
also on the table.
Burial of Miss Mahoney.
Rose Mahoney was buried at 10
o'clock Tuesday in St. Mary's ceme-
terry. Hundreds gathered in the
church yard as Father James Ahern
pronounced the last words over the
fower-covered casket. The services
were. held at St. Agnes church at 9
o'clock. Former boy friends acted as
pallbearers. They were Leo Lowry,
James Fitzgerald, Fancis and John
Barrett, William Kaufold and Herbert
Heafy.
Miss Mahoney was % years of age.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry J. Mahoney, 1907 South Fiji
teenth street. She was born and
brought up in the South Side and
graduated from the local schools, later
becoming school teacher here. She
attained a remarkable record in her
studies while student. Her circle of
fries1s extended throughout the city.
4 Sent to Workhouse.
Seven men were sentenced to the
city and county warehouses on vari-
GUS charges Tuesday morning in po-
lice court. Nora and James Thomp-
son drew high terms of sixty days.
Albert Dolphin, a Mexican, who
claimed he was strongarmed of $47
Saturday night. was sentenced to ten
days. A.. c. Bennett, arrested for dis
turbing the peace received the same
sentence.
Three others, George Titler, ]. R.
Tomlinson and Frank Kerner, picked
up as vags, were given thirty days each.
The judge also fined Marcella Paris,
Val Paris and Carl Perry, Mexicans,
who complained to the police of
domestic mixup at the Paris home
Monday evening, $3.50 each. Mike
Kominick, held for investigation on
a charge Of robbery. was fined S. and
costs.