Paying for Harlem CET by Council
A lengthy requisition details negotiations over street paving and a tram spur in Harlem, noting the council's push to fund pavement work and resolve contract terms. Attending officials debate the street’s priority, impacts on traffic, and the plan to widen a bystreets thoroughfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Thi Forest
Nail
Sauline Courty
Hawayer
Tia Cantret
Jaw Sont
Cain
Ron Rousevelt
Ruil Houth
Keevat Bicek
Berwyn
Meryeyr
Oferty
Merwin Tye
Uta Ategy
Uirpaedt
Intel
North Avenue
Tuver
Furegt
Play Day names men to take charge of event
A 1926 article lists numerous officials and volunteers for a city play day, naming organizers including Walter Kitton, Henry Meyer, Arthur Meselee, Otto Releh, and Captain Chamber of Commerce. It details starters, announcers, prizes, and booster club leadership with BR. L. Bulchler as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Che Anmiat
Illlee
Cotlaerer
Huaatere
Hyde Huevitter
Chatenarn Henry
Horavenborg
Maendel
Worle Weihs
Dparniuan Ancob
Walter Kitton
Kiner Wiener
George Aibson
Arthur Wohtegan
Vranig Mow
Gua Certo
Marino Guardalabeny
Henry Meyer
A. Maw
Pant “Hinerman
Harry Huxhotd
Jatin Kes
H We Beweher
Voy O. Thin
Herbed Burtar
Mi Th
Drvetafer
Aund Hlatwey Jr
Wowseter
Jana Hue
Geo
Giana
Chas
Haase Uene Poastes
Thay T. Wadtemma
B. Releh
Det Proia
Martad Gawrdaubene
Dynve George ‘Olean
Ahart
Bartling
Otto Roeder
Erwly Phoen de A
Hail
Pred
Barts Tageball Chute
Rank Hose
Captaia Boosters Club
Otto Releh
Chamber of Commerce
BR. L. Bulchler
Moose Convention Opens With Big Thursday Meeting
The Moose Convention opened Thursday with a large gathering at the auditorium. Officials outlined Friday events and a parade down Main Street, with a Monday session at the same venue.
Kiwanis Club Hears Visitor From Germany
Kiwanis Club welcomes William Teertaen of Germany during Tuesday night meeting. Discussion centered on growth and development of Chicago, with praise for hospitality and cultural exchange. Hosts noted Teertaen’s visit would aid international friendship and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Germany
Willian Teertaen
Wien
Kiwatia
Hortaen
Boosters Triumph in Slow Game With Fast Scoring Rushes
The Wilheli hosters edged the Jenjil Trocks 7 to 2 in a listless contest marked by brief bursts of speed from rapid trucks. The winning team led by Telit ur he Huowterd and ptten, while Hedenhosted and chireba contributed limited scoring. A late surge by the Boosters with two late baskets decided the outcome as the crowd watched a largely steady affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilheli
Bying
Hall
Beltzman Steuiter
Harlem Avenue
Atrvet
Acacia Club to Hold Annual Picnic
The Acacia club picnic will be held August 1 at Schatt's Grove on Dex Valley avenue and Twenty-fifth Street. Attendees can expect music dancing teeny entertainment and a parade with candy. The club aims to top last year's successful program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Club
Schatt'’s
Dex Vialnoy Avenue
Tiventy -Aevoned Street
Acacia Club Plente
Screams and unrest in early taxi protest disturbance
Frantic scene described with multiple names and locations as a taxi protest escalates on Sunday morning. Drivers, bystanders, and authorities engage near a station and hedge area while passengers and responders confronts fear and disorder amid crowding and commotion.
Bargain Circus Arrives With Five Cent Shows
A garbled circus advertisement promises a varied program including a circus performance boxing and attractions for five cents. The piece notes a clean and chaste show with a large apparatus and a big toy attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chater Veta Dee Eeetigd
Ak Mtg
Bieeer Tarhouni
Blind Orchestra Plays for Picnic at Forrat Park Benefit
A community picnic at Forrat Park featured a blind orchestra performing for the Lie German Uhl ttea ve Hone group. Attendees included institution members, young children, and elders enjoying a day of music, dancing, and socializing under the Woruin's Ald Se ely. Donations of food and money were exchanged, with a basket of goods and money collected for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrat Park
Vttentein
Relpa
Mrs Hasner's Nephew Killed at Elmhurst
Gustav Foisver of 1134 Marenga Ave reported that his five year old nephew Petur Ab Wult was run over near Elmhurst while playing near home. He died the same day. The driver was exonerated by an Amigine inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Foisver
Marenga Avoie
Petur Ab Wult
Hla Homa
Elmhurst
Mesa
Hester
Hia
Fire Injures Man From Short Circuit Incident
A man suffered burns in a workplace fire triggered by a short circuit during a project at a Marengo plant. Firefighters contained the blaze as bystanders watched a crowd gather. The victim was taken to a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
NIA
Titorcas
Tee
Moan
Franchise for Bus Lines Undecided
Officials weigh franchise requests for bus lines amid a volley of questions and bids. Maywood and OSU are named among contenders as a formal decision timeline stretches into the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Morris Battaglia Becoming a Builder
Local notice reports Morris Battaglia entering the building trade with plans to construct brick bungalows on Washington Boulevard. The item mentions early work in Mornly Hatligtta area and references nearby streets and sites as context for his development efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mornly Hatligtta
bin Kate
Washington Boulevard
Black
Lathrop Uvenus
Let There Be Light Promotes Civic Progress in 1926
A 1926 piece urges steady personal effort to rise from lower ranks toward leadership, tying individual advancement to the city's forward movement. The author, Eawon Waite, emphasizes ambition, service, and the welfare of the community as the city prospers.
Men Freed of Charge of Robbery in Trial
A jury acquitted two men charged with robbery after prosecutors failed to link the defendants to the crime beyond reasonable doubt. The defense argued lack of direct evidence or credible connections, while the judge postponed a final ruling on whether the case would proceed to the grand jury.
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Ude
Milly
Gouin
Alforpey Mharlen Dougherty
Grand Jury
Niate
Tia
Ruitea
Dougherty
Aren Jiney
Ferest
Tote
Pieris
Dutagherty
CCA
Vantinganes
Arcumenia
Aneurin
Lee Ned
Tle Co
Short Postage Causes Trouble In Forest Park
Forest Park post office warns that newspapers once sent for one cent for two ounces now require two cents for two ounces. Parcel postages follow zone rates if insufficient postage is added. Postmasters contact addressees to request balance, often receive no reply, and papers are destroyed after delays.
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Forest Park
Jaro
Blany Times
Local Police to State Convention Down at Kankakee
Chief Ticht and Ba Rebuked Geopyy Kuuneb lead a delegation from the HOME dp Durtnedt ibid to attend the Dibata Pahcementa convention in Kankakee on Wednesday. Officers gathered with SYaet La to select volunteers and discuss the event amid a dood program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Ticht
Undertakers Hear Talk in Forest Park
Forest Park undertakers hold a meeting with remarks from local officials and funeral directors. The session covered burial practices, village concerns, and planned community guidance led by a council president and mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Local Twins Get Pictures in Paper
Local twins appear in an old newspaper page with scattered names and places. The readable text mentions individuals and addresses such as Min Juan and 83 Amt Avenue, Gd Mia, plus a few partial surnames, suggesting a community feature or social column with photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Muehurtom
Amt
Many Medals for Myrtle Drechsler
Myrtle Drechsler returned home after a year at a distant training center, bringing multiple medals for her achievements. Her instructors and fellow students praised her talent though one fellow faced limited chances to compete, prompting comments from her family on her success and the path forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieehaive
BiKin Bvenus
Y Pathol Auieh
Gatie
Athiee Iratructor Bie
Tiene Wold
Tustertall
Tennie Como Neal
Yin Sfortune
Annny
Myrtle
Local Judge Recounts Police Request Case Here
In a terse court note Judge Rossman spoke at length about police requests and a case tried locally. Other judges, including Witt and Murray, were mentioned in relation to the timing and conduct of the proceedings in Purest Park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossman
Tony Myuablele
Dan Unitake
Cromling
Wil
Imah Cutie
Murray
Housman
Village To Let Go For Natal Day In Elm Village
Fragmented OCR text describes a local celebration or event in Elm Village tied to Natal Day. It mentions community activities, dates, and references to local officials, with scattered phrases about gatherings, preparations, and probable parades or ceremonies. The readable content is garbled but centers on a village event planned around a holiday.
Village debates private garage project and street track removal
Council weighs private garage approval while weighing the legality of a building and a street track. Officials note possible disruption to the street, discuss coastal road needs, and consider legal action against a railroad company to remove a disused track. Multiple figures, dates, and local entities referenced.
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Morris Battaglia
Eawon BR. Waite
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Oktu
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Elanimiten
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