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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1924

Page

8

Observing Laws to Drive Safely, Minola Statutes Proclaimed

Secretary of State cites extensive Minola motor law provisions to prevent accidents. He lists requirements from lighting front and rear lamps, to speed limits by location, brakes and signaling, proof of ownership in crashes, and penalties for intoxicated driving, with emphasis on safe operation after sunset.

Minola Louis L. Mersan B. Mhably Clilea Oltea Currea

Old Alaska Cutter Bear Jammed In Ice Near Arctic

Washington reports the Coast Guard cutter Bear, the oldest Alaska service vessel, is trapped in ice about 1 000 miles north of Unalaska. The ship, once commanded by Captain Cochran, failed to reach Barrow and faces retirement. Congress considered funds for a new craft, but the Bear may not return home.

Washington Cosal Guard Bear Arctic Unelaska Bo “Healy Barrow Healy Ear Cochran Golden Gate Stenkiqrger Heee Point Egrosa Admiral Billard Coast Guard Congresa

Man Finds $52,000 Then Waits for Reward in Maine

Charles Brown of Bates, Massachusetts, found a bag containing $52,000 and turned it to a Dr McKnight who promised a house and lot as reward. Brown has not seen the doctor since and still hopes for the promised prize amid a mystery surrounding the finder’s reward.

Charles Brown Bate, Maas Doctor McKnight Brown McKnight

Zeppelin to fly over North Pole test in August

The German crew building a zeppelin for America at Friedrichshaven say the airship may fly over the North Pole if conditions stay favorable. The expedition plans a test possibly in August, with the craft to be delivered to the United States in early September.

Zeppelin U. S North Pole Berkaembers Geraat Peraonnel America Friedrichahaven United States

Bearded Men, Unbobbed Women Spur New Wig Game

A novelty game begins as players award ten votes when spotting a woman with long hair, but scarcity of such women makes it dull. Colored wigs resurge at a recent social event with many attendees donning them, including at least 88 wigs observed at the Chalupa Kiy gathering.

Mero Chalupa Kiy

River Flood Dims Traffic As Desplaines Rises Across Street

The Desplaines River overran its banks spilling onto North Avenue near the Ley bridge and flooding streets from two to three feet deep for about half a block. Cars stalled, embankments gave way, and crews pulled trucks from floodwater while residents and youths used the high water for swimming and a makeshift springboard. Local sports and leisure activities paused as the swift current hindered movement and safety.

Lahore Laky Street North Avenue Ley Bridge Wafuty Dhip Lake Atrect Cance Clupa

Teamster Rescued After Night Climb From River Tree

George Kennedy a Teamster from River Forest fell into the Desplaines near Madison Street and clung to a tree limb as waters rose. Discovered at dawn by companion Barney McKittrick, rescuers used a pulpmotor but Kennedy required hospital care for weakness. He had been living on Circle Avenue in Forest Park.

George Kennedy Madison Street Barney McKittrick Maywood Kennedy Oak Park D A Kenney River Forest Circle Avenue Forest Park

Collision damages settled by private agreement

Two Chicago men driving with their families collided on a Watlington Boulevard Sunday afternoon. Both vehicles were badly damaged and the drivers, after a loud argument, agreed to a private settlement and did not want arrests.

Chicago Watlington Houlevard Dam- Aker

Two More Tracts Added to Cook County Forest Preserve

One hundred thirty two acres were added to Cook County forest preserve district. A tract of eighty acres at northwest corner of 150th and Crawford was bought from Ernst Schmidtke for 87 035. This expands near Oak Forest infirmary and appends to existing preserves. The commissioners also bought fifty two acres from Rose T Butler and the McLaughlin estate, bounded by West 22d Street and 18th Avenue Broadview, with the southeast corner adjoining the present preserve and southwest corner near Addison Creek, for 301 000.

Forest Preserve Cook County 150Th and Crawford Hrnst Schmatdekk Oak Forest Addison Creek

Don t Growl Don t Stop The Growl

Fragmentary note from the Atlanta Conacl tation warns against loud difficult behavior. The quirky line suggests a playful urge to avoid disturbing others with roaring or growling noises and references a humorous image of a frog ride around the sky.

Atlanta

Peanuts Popular in Africa Export Share Surges

Peanuts have risen to dominate exports in the region, now accounting for over 61 percent of total exports. The shift marks a major agricultural and economic change, with Senegal previously importing the crop but now part of a growing African peanut trade.

Africa Senegal

Marie Dorothy Rieck Dies After Illness in Forest Park

Mrs Marie Dorothy Rieck age 64 of 417 Circle Avenue died Saturday afternoon August 2 1924 after a year of illness and a fatal fall from a porch at her home She lived in Chicago before moving to Forest Park five years ago to be near her sons Ern and Henry The funeral was held Wednesday August 6 at St Peters Lutheran Church Forest Park with interment at Waldheim Cemetery Surviving are sons Henry and Louis M and Marie E B Rieck two grandchildren and other relatives The Madison Street Hoosters Club pallbearers attended the services

Marie Dorothy Rieck Circle Avenue Henry ©. Meck Murmon Street Ercent Deaconess Hospital Chicago de, Hey Abe Fleury Batulke Marie Uly Hleck Dordlyne Etruke Marie Appel Blau Mecklenburg Germany America Ernay Hieck Sal South Ankland Avenue Forest Park Potenta Ernem Henry Wm. Bueh Pasetor St. Peter's Lutheran Church Ahadowy Imperial Quartette Buch Waldheim Quartette Isle of Somewhere Madison Street Hoosters Ehib Henry Feck Myrrying Wie

John Wikrkelmany Dies at 77 in Altgurt Home

John Wikrkelmany aged 77 years 10 months 2 days died Tuesday August 12 at his home Tach Wastlogten Street He was born in Germany came to Ua country as a young man and lived in Porest Fark for 6l years His wife has been dead for 1 years A son John Jr and a daughter Mrs Lizzie Loskin survive They live on Washington Street Funeral services were held Friday at St Johns church at 2 Burial was in Concordia

John Wikrkelmany Tach Wastlogten Street Germany Dal John Jr Lizzie Loskin Washington Street St John's Church Concordia

Reviving Flower with Aspirin Says French Scientist

An odd claim from a French scientist suggests reviving a withering Howera by dowing it with auspiris. The announcement also asserts ordinary aspirin dissolved in warm water will refresh delicate cut flowers in vases.

Uniform's Appeal Atootichn agitator in New York hotel

An insurgent leader in New York pursues revolutionary plans while staying at a hotel. He drafts the hotel doorman as chief of staff and explains that visible uniform will attract followers to his banner. The account portrays a charismatic appeal and strategic recruitment efforts.

New York

Land of Romance The Netherlands Back From the Sea

In a terse travel sketch, the Netherlands is described as a wooded rolling land with dikes and ditches, challenging the old image of only sea walls. The piece likens the country to a land of robber barons and historic heroes, hinting at richer landscapes beyond coastal defenses.

Land of Romance Netherlands

Wan Dad’s funds shape elopement tale in $200 plan

A friend jokes about a romance while the bride notes the money mattered. Wan Dad offered $200 to wed, yet the couple still faced $900 in wood and planning costs, revealing the financial strain behind their elopement.

Forest Park seeks 1000 gpm pumping engine bid

Village of Forest Park invites bids for a triple combination pumping engine with 1000 gpm capacity and booster. Specs include extensive hose sizes and lengths, booster tank, carrying capacity, wheels, ladders, tools, extinguishers, lights, siren, and complete equipment. Delivery and acceptance subject to approval by the Chicago Board of Underwriters.

Forest Park Wilnets Zire Department Atyle Dietz Eplire Wiinels Chica#0

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