Berwyn Boy Drowned Amid River Rescue and Divorce Scandal
In Lyons suburb a man and boy search the creek after a drowning incident near the old quarry. The report details a related divorce case and domestic abuse allegations against Dean C. Bore with a factory employee, plus a crackdown on illicit liquor in Chicago suburbs and planned Madison Street bridge work.
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Berwyn
Mehren
Nerwyn
Lyons
Jay
Ian
Charles Coder
Chew
Piri
Woody Charles Sentinel
Anne
Wim
Madison Street
Sheriff Peters vows raid on every Cook County roadhouse
Sheriff Peters announces a statewide crackdown after a Sunday raid on the Just Rightian club led by Charles Hoppe. Deputies and forty officers searched the Milwookker road house, detaining several women and spectators amid chaotic scenes and clashes with security.
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Peters
Trevelion
Tundbonnes
Cook County
Charlex Hoppe
Milwowker
Otto Goestch
Mata
Tik Park
Shuedit Peters
Jean Ty Tay
Gwendel
Birthday tragedy shadows Viana in stalled plan
Fragmentary report notes Viana tied to a birthday event for Nick Vinga while a planned celebration falters. It mentions an accidental death connected to Kia Birth and a September timeframe, with references to Sun Gardinglla and an associated gang.
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Viana
Nick Vinga
Neon
Mahy
Lyon
Edvta
Romney
Tin Neil de Waa
Tip
Aleleen
Sun Gardinglla
Khl
Maywood Arts at Seocks Divorce
Mrs Maud Culver Burritt of Maywood seeks divorce claiming constant quarrels over art and money. She states she bears most household duties and painting while her husband limits her funds and she grows too weary to continue painting.
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Mie
Dean C. Bure
Nak
Dorrit
Abe
Tagerhie
Maywood Arts
Seocks
Havino
Maud Culver Burritt
Maywood
Local Notice Fragments Record Aged Wording
Fragmentary OCR text shows a note about money given by Mrs Agnes Berlin Mitchell to Mirian Gelmin at 1447 Washington boulevard. It references possible repayment for a loan and mentions a warrant and individuals including J Stevens Pott. The legibility is poor and details are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirian Gelmin
Agnes Berlin Mitchell
Washington Boulevard
Tian
Chitin
Fiat
Proposed City Stunt Ban Near Lake Michdlsin Area
A proposed ordinance from the aviation committee seeks a ban on stunts over the city with exceptions for certain areas near Lake Michdlsin. The measure aims to regulate high altitude aerial displays and formalizes restrictions under city aviation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michdlsin
Liquor Ring Defendants Face Fines and Jail Time
A group of thirty two defendants linked to the New Southern whisky operation faced sentences including a $1,000 fine for a clerk at a Waukegan store and lengthy jail terms. Bonded whisky valued at $50,000 was pledged as proof of the operation’s scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willilon
United States
Edward A. Miweltzer
Waukegan
Indio House of Correction
Fuet
Mike de Vike
Ledder
New Southern
Alon
Two New Circuit Court Judges Appointed in Governor Lowden’s Year
Governor Frank Lowden appoints two circuit court judges to fill vacancies from resignations of Judge John P. Melloarty and Herbert B. Crowe. Charles A. Williams succeeds McQuarty. Marlin He Ball succeeds Crowe. Both are aligned with the Thompson faction and Williams previously sought Weylon board nomination.
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Frank ©. Lowden
John P. Melloarty
Lehert B.crowe
Krate
Charles
A. Williams
Judge McQuarty
Marlin He Ball
Mr. Crowe
And
Hrundage Teket
Ludge Watts-thewan
Partin
Parking Care for Theater Relieves Mandolphtreet Congestion
Police inaugurate a new system of two parking machines on Mandolphtreet between State and Ta Sullo streets to ease nightly theatergoer traffic. The program aims to curb car bottlenecks and improve safety during peak hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Ta Sullo
the Police
Traffic rules and court notices dominate city page
The article details street parking rules guiding diagonal and perpendicular parking on Randolph La Salle and Clark Dencorn streets with curbing, plus theater dropoffs and nightly police enforcement. It also reports court actions including Lillian Hobbs granted a stay, Abe Way’s conviction for death, and school board debates on vaccination methods and consent.
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Randolph Street
State
Sa Salle
la Salle
Randolph
Washington
State Street
Clark
Dencorn
Randolyt Street
Lillian Hobbs
Lilian Hottis
Supreme Court
Abe Way
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Hick Chu
West Huthnay Atreéit
Joeder
Litidis
Marshal Tradley
Gallkgun
Selmut
Mike de Hike
Weltier
Tiety Vos
Diey
Landry Momdiy
Heltier
Kentucky
Chico
Federal Agenta
Chicago
Crowe
Q. Ball
Clinton Avenue
Osk Park
Cook County Republican Committee
Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Cine Mission Hing
Alstriels
Othe Hinds Central
Chleige & North Western
Nnetl
New York
Surevons
Chirag Board
Theli
Senny and
Evanston
Recoreos
Warrington
The
Broadway Players
Barr & Collins
Forest Park
Oak Park
Austin
Forest Park Shoe Store
Henry Putz
West End Packing Company
Madison St
BREF
IBM
California
Georgia
Swift's Empire
Porterhouse
China
Review
Grace L. Suddard Studio
S. Taylor Ave
Davenport
Manufacturing Co
W. Madison, Street
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