Mandamus dispute at Forest Park council meeting
Lively council chamber debate over the Joslyn Manufacturing Company mandamus suit to force approval of a pole yard permit along Hanmah avenue. Village attorney Healey denied ties to Joslyn, while Citizen Committee members argued ethics and examined appointing special counsel. Mayor Kaul urged keeping Healey and debate closed with continued discussion planned for next meeting.
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Council Chamber
Joseph Trapenese
Chaframp
Citizens Commitee
Villago
Daniel Healey
Josly Monoutheturing Company
Healey
Ite
Joslyn Company
The
Counel
Joslyn Manufacturing Company
Han- Mah Avenue
Harvard
Fill- Rioro Utreta
Anke
Citizens Committee
Sourahda
Chicago
Forest Park
Trapanase Taika Joseph ‘Trapanese
Ilave
Mr. Henley
Trapanese
Sreworke Atdrted
Souradna
Trapnese
Sourahn
Cass
Timore Central
Dan Healey
Mike Hriuch
Hrigh Gald
Aly Tormey Sourahda
Walter W. L. Mayer
Telafive
Kaagud Jilt
Illinois Products Exposition planned for Chicago 1924
Commerce leaders approve a statewide Illinois Products Exposition to showcase farm and manufactured goods. The event will run ten days in Chicago at the American Exposition Palace with around 300 booths, funded by a $5,000 preliminary package, and backed by state chambers and a new governing board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directure
Unit Chamber of Coutantee
Mwinels Chamber of Complercy
Titlelil
Ulinois Journal of Commerce
Op Mnoly
Chanter of Commerce
Alinole
Wight
Ottuola Chamber of Commerce
Minolta Producta Bt
Minot Chamber of Commerce
P. Bo. McManus
J. Kellem
Tollet
O. E. Herrick
O. D. Frisbie
Fred Bhool
Chicago
Mersen
Aurora
Waoyod Hummer
la Salle
G. H. Cleaveland
Rock Inland
W. F. Borague
Quincy
A. M. Logg
Pontiac
M. Thompson
Urbana
A. Gordon
Dunville
Bregmma
Last
Lou
Minets Chamber of Commerce
John H. Comlin
Rockford
Mwinola Chamber of Commerce
Inen Chambers of Commerce
Alular
Qeld
United States
Canada
Insols Chamber of Commerce
Otla
Chicno
New American Exposition Palace
Lakeshore Drive
American Furniture Mart
Zahn
Wilson
Kay
Woodrow Wilson
Briech
Comsisal Michalsky
Huxnold
Legion Delegates Open New Greenhouse at Speedway
The American Legion and auxiliaries dedicated a new greenhouse at the Speedway hospital on Roosevelt Road near Forest Park, costing about 4000 with support from Legion posts. Patients will care for plants and vegetables, providing productive work, under Miss Willard supervision, with local growers donating plants to stock the greenhouse now ready for operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway Hospital
American Legion
Howard Hinen Jr
Roosevelt Road
Forest Mark
Morgan
Rlvertoun Legion
Tea
Mins Katherine Kermeen
American Legion Busitary
J. J. Bullington
Avis Reytolds
Austilaries
Yoreat Park Post Averling Legion
Miss Willard
Income Tax Returns Required by Income Levels
Income tax news notes that if your income is 2000 or more you must file a return. Marital status or dependents do not remove this obligation. Singles earning 1000 or more and those with head of family exemptions must also file.
Originator's Eight to Furnish Men for Police Ball in Forest Park
Eugene Joyaux's Originator's Eight will supply male dancers for the Policemen's Ball hosted by the Police Benevolent Association of Forest Park at the Moose Clubhouse. The event, set for March, aims to secure the clubhouse and its music. the Moose building nears completion and is expected to become a popular dancing venue as Forest Park police anticipate a large crowd.
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Eugene
Joyaux
Police Benevolent Association of
Forest Park
Moose
Iitectt! Joyanaten
Olso
Big Moose Masquerade Opens New Club Building
Proviso lodge No 245 L O C M plans a masquerade ball to inaugurate their new Madigan Street club house near the high school. The event features prizes totaling 750 dollars, with music by Binier Mack's Orchestra. Members and visitors are invited. a ladies auxiliary meeting precedes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Moose
Proviso Lodge
Madigan Street
Biniér Mack
Suprame
Righeimer Ovation at Kiwanis Meeting in Forest Park
Judge Wyhelmer spoke on Chicago public schools amid an ovation for Righeimer at a Kiwanis gathering. The address covered the growth of Chicago schools, funding figures for construction and maintenance, and insights from the Chicago Board of Education attorney. A religious census plan by local churches and pastors was outlined, inviting churchgoers and signaling outreach efforts.
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Righeimer
Kiwanis
Forest Park Friends
Frank
Tie Forest Park Friends
Kiwanis Club
Chicago
Wyhelmer
Chicago Board of Education
Crowded Schools Use Half Time for Additional Rooms
Stevenson school has another grade moved to half time this week bringing total to four. If Garfield school gains more registrations before March 1, another room will go half time per Superintendent Mugiler. Next Tuesday the board will decide on new teachers at Stevenson and Garfield as vacancies are filled. Miss Gertrude Etolre, principal, and Miss Andrews, second grade teacher at Stevenson, were out this week due to illness.
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Stevenson School
Garfield School
Zedra
Mugiler
Board of Education
Garfeld School
Gertrude Etolre
Mies Andrews
AB JOURNEY THROUGH LIFE By TOM IGG
A compact read of a personal pledge to serve others with sunshine and fellowship. The speaker outlines guiding principles: never fault another, honor country and profession, speak with praise, act honestly, be trustworthy, and carry one’s work with joy. He aims to turn hardship into capital for future effort and to blend effort with system and discipline.
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United States of
Poe
Lea
Work starts on new Harlem State Bank building
Construction begins on Harlem State Bank next to Madison and Hannah avenues with W B Construction Co of Chicago handling the main contract. Tearing down the Hain building is underway while other crews tackle carpentry plumbing electrical marble and renting work. The east half should finish by June 1 as the bank continues operating at its current site and plans move once ready.
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Harlem
Eiste Buviega Buok
Madibonatrert
Hannah Avenue
Hain
W. B. Construction Company
Chicago
Sbrest Park
Gua Verghe
Quandt Yros
Conrad Michalsky
Krank Troost Monument Co
Martte
Mnock Purnell
Went Holt
Tlotsted
Hanaah Avenue
Bual- Dem
William Massilow
J. “Dt. Warner
General Missionary Society of the German Baptisl Churches of America
Forest Park
Zatn
Forest Park Tax Rate Shows Small Cut for 1923
Forest Park along with sixteen other Cook County towns will cut the 1923 tax rate, to be collected in 1924, per figures from County Clerk Bweltzer. Forest Park’s rate drops from 11.05 to 10.48, Lyons slashes from 22.08 to 0.00, Harvey rises from .75 to 10.50, with several towns showing increases and decreases. A separate notice mentions a newly organized "Loose Cocoanuts" club, meeting Feb. 2, 2024, to pursue sports and social activities, planning a baseball nine and meetings at William Hanley’s home.
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Forest Park
Cook County
Chicago
Bweltzer
Lyons
Harvey
Raymond
Harland
Marshall
Wekeland
Wiliam K
Hanley
John L. Wremanit
Wiliam Hanley
Bern
I Pentlworth
la Grange
BML
Maywood Melrose Park
Wash North Wyerside
Oak Park
the Park Ridge
Tower Forest
Riverside
Ae Sumit
Nee
West
Hammond
Wilmette
Winnetka
Former Congressman Gorman A Candidate In Primary
Former congressman Jatin J. Gorman, defeated for re election in 1920 by Democrat Jane Bucking, is again a candidate as petitions circulate for the coming primary. Gorman, who represented the district starting in 1920, was a former postal employee and is seen backing House Bill 4123 to raise pay for mail carriers and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatin J. Gorman
Janen Buckiug
Gorman
Piatrict
Congress
Lena
Costume Valentine Party at Forest Park Club
Forest Park club hosts a costume valentine party at the clubhouse on Adame Street and Hannah Avenue Saturday evening February 16. Joyauz's Originators provide music. Open to members and invited guests. a friendly social is anticipated. A dance party is planned for February 20 at the clubhouse.
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Forest Park Club
Adame Street
Hannah Avenue
Joyauz
Snowbound Town Amid Mild Disruption Across Cook County
Snow began about noon on Tuesday and persisted through Wednesday, burying Forest Park under deep powder and halting traffic but failing to cause widespread outages. Public services stayed largely intact, with limited power and telephone interruptions while streets and sidewalks were cleared for commuters and elevated stations. Aviators Jack Cope and John Speed attempted to reach Ashburn but were forced to land near Checkerboard field, reporting a short flight and fuel shortages before weather halted further progress.
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Sorenvon
MaWloon
Starcot Cars
Cook County
Forest Park
S&farm
Jack Cope
Checkerboard Field
John Speed
Minneapolis
Checkerboard
Ashburn
Yand
Alyn Mghta
January Building Permits Report by Commissioner Zahn
Thirteen building permits issued in January per Commissioner Zahn. Six dwellings including three on Marengo avenue and Lathrop avenue, costs $4,000-$5,000. five garages listed for residents A Meacke 200 Franklin four cars, Kehboln 910 Heloit one bear, Mette 697 Lathrop two cars, Madgendorf 242 Circle one car, Groskurth 1128 Ferdinand two cars. Ed Roos Co. storage house at plant Harringen street Circle avenue for $2,000. Strand building no addition at 641 Thomas avenue for $600. B Careyte $909 on property. Fred Foss wagon shed at 100 Tockford for $800.
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Comlgstoner Zahn
Franklin
A. Kehboln
Heloit
Carl Mette
Lathrop Averne
Mra
Madgendorf
Cirele Avenue
V. Groskurth
Ferdinand Avenue
Ed Roos Company
Hive
Harringen Street
Cirele Avens
Strand
Thomas Avenue
Careyte
Fred Foss
Tockford Ovens
Commissioner Brisch Reports Another Bon Born
Fragmentary OCR reads with multiple garbled phrases about a commissioner and a child. No clear event, date, or location is readable to form a coherent factual summary.
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Commissioner Brisch
Bon
Fes
Pot
R P Shepherd Plans Lectures On Business Science
Dr Rrobert Morry Shepherd Ph B will lecture locally on business science addressing the board and several clubs. He will speak at Forest Park and public schools, with two free public addresses and teachers invited to a Bel el school gathering.
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OR. R. P. Shepherd
Rrobert Morry
Ha Borea
Mark Ki
Miele
Comforte Forest
Ukork
Rhioptent
Hennane
Borat Park
Kowunhe Club
Mudiaon Street
Toosteres
Shepherd
Bie’ School
Grant Aho
Gadeld School
Garfield
Shepherd Te Alexa
Qariekt Warent- Teucher
Mooater’club
Valentine Day Appeals Spur Childrens Hearts Across Iowa Illinois
Amid a national relief drive, schools in Illinois and neighboring states prepare Valentine envelopes and readings to support Near East children. Teachers distribute envelopes, pupils recite messages of aid, while the Forest Park Firemen announce a March eight dance at Amusement Park ball room with Gene's Originators providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Tremeo Fave
Gene
Bunco Party Planned by Field Stevensons and Church Dance
Field-Stevenson PTA plans a bunco party Friday evening with wine prizes. The event invites the public and is hosted by the Field-Stevenson Forent-Teacher Association. Brotherhood of St Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church to host a dance Wednesday evening in February.
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Field-Stevenson P.T. Abi
Bunco Party
Field-Stevenson
the -Edhdo
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Soslyn Company
Gompel
Commerce Association
Legion
Speedway
Hoffman Plonver Ladite Ald Society
R. Hoffman
Ireous
Wednoniay
St. Pater
St. Paul's
A. E. Saunders
J Pastors’ Association
Journey
Tom
Igg
Harlem State Bank
Ghildarn
Bible Land
Teller
Francis G. Diatr
Pobce
Tlllinois
Enat
America
Winters
Near East
T Park
Brotherhood
Bunco
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