Commissioners Sue Hussey Over Auto License Rulings
City commissioners clash over driver licensing and enforcement as Attorney Meyer Kaagl argues for safety measures while Secretary of State Emmeraon orders arrests for drivers lacking licenses. Debate centers on Forest Park permit, fireworks stands, and new license rules amid a short session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coomlasboner
Meyer Kaagl
Jatmane
Briaeth
Emmeraon Hid
Ucenner
Chicago
Phas Unger
Tha Gdicage Council
Briseh
Oreney Moyer
Palles Ordur
Mayur Kaul
Pickwets
Bia
Thermore
Jada
Amin
Beduse
Bertat
Forvat Park Pleasure Vlub
Forest Park
Obituary for Markey Averine Whitcomb in Germany
Obituary notes the death of Markey Averine Whitcomb at 32 or 33 years old in Germany. It mentions her last days in a room with mice and references coroner procedures, a funeral home or burial details, and that she left behind daughters and family. The text is fragmented and includes garbled names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEGA
Oni Alorter
Cabuba
Gr Seeernt
Vhapely
Walton League Officers Elected in Forest Muck Chapter
Officers for year Thai named at a March 20 meeting in the municipal building. President WW Laenhts Fimtent, treasurer B Reckers, secretary We Ww Youn, teen Witt We Beechyr J.Cohia. Next public meeting set for April 28 at Municipal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taqugne
America
Tranmietwal Budlding
Preghtent
Municipal
Chinese Settings At Beuchler Acacia Head Installation Event
A fragmented report describes a Beuchler era Acacia head installation and Chinese members at a social gathering. It highlights names such as Beuchler, Hartley, George Wied, and Jon Thorida. The event featured awards for attire, a money prize, and a ceremonial installation led by President Beuchler with Sen Fret Bliteon and A G C Roos in attendance.
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Asti
Marsente Demple Lane
Munghong
Witor Ag
Rome Outlier Orienta
Ely
Chinatown
Fharpee
New York
Hellilandy
Noa
John
Boeuchler
Fret Bliteon
A. G C. Roos
Quand
St. Roravin
Nk Hark
Hares
Valery
Priga
Mil Willy
Dan Rogin
Geenston
Mushc
Pheashny
ML Beuebler
Peesident
Hihi Praor
George FF Hartley Lown
Tony
Teuchler
Hilt
Chicagoans Throw Cement Through Window Feud Ends in Court
A fragmentary Chicago report describes two men who threw a chunk of cement through a window near Lake Street. They claimed they were sober and uninjured while bystanders and a bystander named East Shelly testified. Both were charged in the subsequent court scene with assault and related offenses. A subsequent passage notes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Frank on March 14 at 238 Pesplatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicege
Lake Street
August Schulus
Franklin
Mr. Schult
Ghicnge
Huntels
Nalaal
Ueo
Ehere Donate
Chestietan Wal
Eaety Shelly
Pudtige
Igerderty
Ren
McGurry
Forest Park
Shr
Yhodolph Frank
Taoulie
Seagons Fashion Show Showcases Hats and Gowns
Readers follow Seagons offerings in hats and gowns at the Spring Exhibit. Models parade textures, colors, and designs from Veed and Peacock Flower Shop as Mrs Katherine Yroaman and Hartman oversee the event. Patrons praise the display of evening wear and street fashion amid bright lighting and theatrical presentation.
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Seagon
Berlin
Tata
Naira Gory
Fen Modele
Omaure
Weis
Data Aid
Siaamer
Grace Wood
Khoix
Peacock
Forest Park
Hartman
Hartman Pecorated Mrs. Yroaman
Teen
Hata
Jwens
Warning to Public on Salt Club Representatives
Public notice warns of concerns about Salt Club figures and state attorney involvement. The piece references legal department review and actions to stop certain merchandising practices. It notes a birth to Mr and Mrs Walter Deustee Murphil at West Suburban Hospital with the baby named Walter Mieke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faiied
Salt Club
Turkils Week
States Attorney's
Uillee
Anid
Legal Department
A Way
Walter
Deustee Murphil
West Suburban Hospital
Walter Mieke
Kiwanis Hear River Forest Man on Naturalization
A Kiwanis gathering discusses naturalization issues raised by a River Forest resident. Freda Sehboetfeld, noted speaker, outlines the complexities of citizenship, birth origins, and the impact on voting and passport records. The Melrose Park group plans its next event and invites members to attend discussion on foreign birth and naturalization.
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Freda
Sehboetfeld
Eigen
Getrman
Gorvey
Schootfeld
Porea
Italian Club Donates to Tornado Sufferers and Local Aid
Italian Club contributed about one hundred dollars to tornado victims and sent funds to the Red Cross in Murphyy Doron. The club, organized for around ten years with ten members, aims to support relief efforts and foster community service despite membership changes.
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Miele Huirdidahene
Niethag
Ty Henehy
Hiter
Palm Sunday at St Peters Lutheran Church
Palm Sunday service at St Peters Lutheran Church featured processional garments and branches, with a large youth group and seating arrangements. The ceremony invited members to enter before 10:00 am and listed confirmed members Ferne Munlee Blatter, Rado Phage, Jie, Ethel Gillin 1ese, Milburn Carl Thinsen, and others for confirmation.
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Uke
Wren
Wien
Jesus
Jerusalen
Alec Gael
Ely
Desea
Getty
Unia
Pinta Sundis
Esa Flrtied Hiethiaes
Phy Ag Joy Nord
Tora
Thie Citer Hhumens
Cunfirine
Ferne Munlee Blatter
Rado Phage
Jie
Ethel Gillin
Milburn Carl Thinsen
Witter Heltes
Marte 1 Hapnenet
Margaret Anna Tloyer
George Paul Kelley
Ervin Kroegint
Lyd Lontse
John Lord Named Asst Postmaster Of Forest Park
John Lord is named assistant postmaster at Forest Park after resigning as carrier. He served 23 years with the Post Office Department, formerly a math carrier on the Madison Street route and a bookkeeper at The Interior College. He began as a carrier on horseback, served the Forest Park area, and recently shifted to auxiliary postal duties.
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John Lord
Forest Park
Eax
Madinon
Businens
Lord
Interior
Bollengo
Semtesai
Nce
Nik
Haan
Anatin Avenue
Tarrixon
Twelfth
Horkebyek
Morest Park
Fine Picture at Madison Circle Monday and Tuesday
A long from the Madison Circle theater runs Monday and Tuesday featuring a major photo play season with a heavy emphasis on love stories and wealth themes. The program includes Fox Sunshine Comedy and Chaplin additions, with a Western feature and multiple screenings through the week plus a noted New York play and other attractions.
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Madison Circle
Wyatt
Wilbert
Gomielone
Winny
Trene Wiech
John Patrick
Helen Dantar
Thebert Agnew
Whaan Orlamont
New York
Hage Ub
Saterday
Desir
Ant
Charley Chaplin
Universal Ranen
Oda Saale
Anne Tae
York
Weilnenday
Pha
Nilson
Canis Gaily
Meer
Bryant Washburn
Phigs
Unclear Names From Historical List Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names including Ernest Karl Leuthke Walter Linthke Rose Elsie FE Marshall Hdan Maurie Meyer Ruth Ber thay Nexke Murthy Anna Oberg Alfred J. Retehmann Anni Engebors Sehneberger Huth Aner Behrether Henry Leonard Bebnitz Ethel Martha Belndae Edward Gottlieb Selywah Robegg Paul Schwartz Weburd Prova Charley Wake Willan Ae Worke.
Five Candidates For Three Places On School Board
Five candidates vie for three seats on the school board in a local election. Voters will choose among C Woth Rug, K Wilcos, Lew Mittman, Arthur Wiedertinh, and Bat twa bord remaining contenders seek election next Saturday. Polls open by 8 at the Book Phere. polling places listed at the treasurer’s office.
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Ciel
Otter Huningns Wittens
Gunde Lok
Marengo Wyenue
Mat Moeller
Partiat
Falline
C. Woth
Rug K. Wilcos
Wil Ernst
Lew Mittman
Arthur J. Wiedertinh
Bat
Tyeintairs
Prisces Dn Cnet
Trun Choos
Work Announces As Candidate for School President
Local candidate Jeffereney enters race for school president amid village debates. Contendsismissal of past issues and promises reform, with support from trustees and residents.
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Work
Dr John Ffiestch Plans Build At Elmhurst
A fragmented oblique report notes Dr John Ffiestch planning construction at Elmhurst. It mentions a doctor and three children amid unclear text about local figures and a long stalled project associated with Wrest Park and a Sutter Bowlin served fete years.
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Bondi
Pita
Flere
Svathate
Wrest Park
Temple Bootery Celebrates First Anniversary
Lenple Boutery reports Temple Bootery marks its first anniversary on Chicago Avenue. The store highlights its footwear and feet wear, reflecting on growth and customer reception since opening.
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Temple Bootery
Lenple Boutery
AL A. Lifmettig
Chicago Avenue
Reckless driver kills dog on DeKglalies and Standolps streets
Florenca Drith, manager, reported a dog owned by Batt slot the Houlevard was struck and killed Sunday by a reckless driver near DeKglalies and Standolps streets. The dog died at the scene. authorities are investigating.
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Houlevard
Village Fathers Face Damages Over Burglary Charge
Local village authorities confront a burglary case as residents debate liability and potential damages. The proceedings involve community leaders and legal counsel discussing evidence, alleged acts, and possible outcomes in the extended case.
Judge Witt Fines Brother's Company For Heavy Tacks
Police report shows vehicles driven with overlaid heavy tacks causing danger. Eight a week are being fined as authorities press for safer streets and deter reckless driving linked to the brother's firm.
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Judge Witt
Brother's Company
POR Heavy Thecks
Seth
Peretlier
Ana
Pollen Department
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Walton League
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Erucu Heisman
Pysen Shaw
Hhawa
Henwood
Ted
Wes
Heather
Lou Iveston
Gil
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Palm Sunday
AT &T. Peter'’S Lutheran Church
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Oruch
Alan
Jeffereney
Dan Lane
Prussia
Wolk
Soho
Kevin Aerekbiry
Qyadekty
Uae
John Ffietsch
Elmhuart
Vhs Fonte Vtmiage Comedtonire
Busy McGee
Elasney Baie
Mictide
Bares
Mr Dittesey
Eddunee
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Fatima Aden
Huaney
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