27 Aug 1926
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1926
Page
1
Mayor Kaul told Monday night’s council that naft drink saloons were closing more reliably but some establishments still offend. Commissioner Burkart urged arresting owners on violations while Chief Lacht and Rafferty defended closures and staff hours amid late night activity and a Desplaines district saloon as a continuing concern.
A party picnic in Travia Towship features races for all ages from youths to seniors. Delegates will be sent by villages, with free refreshments and dancing by a civic orchestra, plus various contests such as married ladies and men races, weight classes, and prizes including a gold watch and a youngest baby award.
Four dogs were disposed of by police this week after complaints from residents. One dog was chased from Madison Street to the rear of the village hall by an officer, foaming at the mouth and running blind. It hid under loose boards and was dispatched there by the officer.
AW reports from Postcuister say Maiwurm rests easily at Rochester and is recuperating from his operation satisfactorily. Dr Charles Maye and Dr McNeill provide encouraging outlooks while family visits and messages of thanks reach out to Kiwanis and Maiwurm relatives in Rochester.
A gunman robbed an oil station on a Monday night, stealing cash from an attendant before fleeing. Police investigated a related robbery at another venue, while descriptions pointed to a young man in a gray cap as a suspect and a possible accomplice seen near the Woodhkineon area.
An Acacia Club street dance is announced on Jackson Boulevard with Merrymakers billed as the entertainment. The committee includes J. O Tuewtler and Mra HD Marehitent, with Mrs Muth Butler and Manuel Brith assisting. stalls and refreshments planned by the ladies of the club. Regular attendees are invited to the festive event with proceeds aiding club activities.
A new storefront front is being installed at 7423 25 Madison Street in the shops occupied by John N. Tennyson's furniture store near the West End Packing Co. The buildings are owned by Dan Dvorak. Call De Luxe Motor Cab Forest 40 for instant service.
The Public Affairs Committee reports on improving express delivery via Forest Park office on Madison Street. Inbound and outbound daily routes connect New York to Chicago and Midwest cities, with local truck pickups. The express office hours extend service, Sundays included, and the agent invites criticism to boost performance.
A four month overland journey ends as a car from Cristobal Canal Zone arrives at the Weer suburban Motorista Association of Illinois branch. Passenger W. B. McComben and family say roads were fair and people friendly while crossing banana and cactus belts en route to Washington for final reports. Travelers from across the country checked into the Harlem avenue bureau.
A remarkable hay pitching feat near Meienry in which Mr Hain directed two amateurs to mount a wagon while he pitched a load onto the hayrack. He saved a crop as a sudden storm approached, delivering the hay to shelter just before the rain began.
Charles Wolf consulting Mayo Bros as a dry goods proprietor on Malinon street seeks legal and medical opinions amid a rent dispute. The sequence evidences a consult with Mayo partners and a plan to have an examination to assess the case, with a tentative timeline to end the week.
A man named Abwet Yeurlneh in Ribble County Wisconsin was charged last week with assault and battery after an incident at Forest Park. He appeared in court next Monday and remained in police custody under doctor’s care for a week. local witnesses described a confrontation on a crowded street with a bystander noting a threatened fight and police involvement.
An injunction case related to a proposed coal yard at Harrivon proceeds in David’s court Tuesday at 1 o’clock. A hearing set for Wednesday was postponed to the following week. About twenty residents attended, with concerns the yard could affect nearby roads and traffic.
Police captured four youths at a Harlem golf course on Wednesday after they were seen diving into ponds and pulling out golf balls. They had collected 178 balls before officers intervened. All four, from the south side of China, were taken to await trial. three were sent to Juvenile Court and one older youth remained in custody for trial.
Village officials consider opening streets across the BMYTRO-Colltan railroad from Lehmer to Hartlein as part of a broader plan to extend city access and unify districts Forest Park officials urge action now to avoid costly track elevation and preserve village unity. Commissioner Michaliski renews agitation for swift steps and possible court action.
Mayor Kaul departs for Duluth with an escort to visit the Stata Company field site. Cerhart, father to a son Mirandra Kaul has not seen, waits at home as plans note a possible extended absence. Michalsky will preside at the council meeting next Monday in Kaul’s absence.
Dorack, an Old Forest Park resident, was killed while away on a two week trip. His nephew Joseph Dorack of Denver learned of the death, with Dorack aged 43. Survived by wife Jennie and children Joseph, Blanche, Ruth, and Virginia. former home at 7718 Adams Street.
Parshal J Attianese, 27, of 621 Weldt Avenue, died from injuries after a car carrying a friend overturned in a ditch on vacation in Kix, Indiana. The accident occurred several weeks ago during the ride.
A chaotic Roosevelt road incident ends with a woman found crying on the ground near Desplaines after fleeing a salon, claiming abuse by her husband. Officers report bruises. husband is brought in for questioning. In Chicago court, Martin and Beatrice Marx sign jury waivers as witnesses, with Beatrice testifying and both fined after a brief hearing.
The Universal Cabaret Company of Chicago plans a new restaurant at 41 7412 Madinon Street near the vacant lot west of the Mallins Fleet ice shop. The patent binding steel reinforced portable base is used. The first unit will be a ten year lease with a 16 by 26 feet interior and large display front. The restaurant will be a single operator setup with cooking and waiting between two counters. The company has secured the permit and aims to build several in the city, Forest Dark being the first in the chain.
A new tourist camp starts in the Forest Preserve near Twenty-second atecal and Deaplaines with county board consent. The station manager oversees the camp to handle overflow from other sites, offering an option for visitors who thought they could camp at Wareat fremerva on Washington boulevard. Previously, summer overflow stayed at the village hall and more deluxe camping is available in Lyons with Forest Preserve facilities. A deluxe motor cab service, Forest 40, is advertised for immediate transport.
Merchants in Marext Park vote to close two nights a week, Monday and Wednesday, with several stores keeping longer hours and others altering opening patterns. The campaign shifted to three and later two-night closures as debates continued among shopkeepers and customers, prompting a public survey on the plan and reflecting varied reactions to the new schedule.
Court officials pledged courtesy after an investigation into speed trap practices and official abuses. Keirion and Courteny Foret’s case spurred magistrates to disclose court books and arrest dockets. Officials praised for complying with law and ensuring fair treatment of motorists.
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