Monster Athletic Entertainment at Moose Hall June 6
Proviso Judge Loyal Order of Moos presents boxing and wrestling at Moose Hall on Madison Street and Greenwood Avenue. Highlight features include Tous Breinke versus Paul Martinson in wrestling and Willy Brith versus Johnny Meyers in boxing.
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Order of Moos
Madison Street
Greenwood" Avenue
Jack Vernangen
Charles Blomdicke
Lodge
Tous Breinke
Geran
Paul Martinson
Mindy Killer
Willy Brith
Johnny Meyers
Billy Copak
Otcaro
Young Brown
Camillan
Sammy Froger
Crest Lakes
Ray Jeffries
Thorn
Maywood
Jollys Travel Plans and Local Baseball Notes
Jollys to travel this spring with games against Glen Rockant and Corking Hood. Helolt and Etarrison scheduled for Sunday June 1. Six Deaplaines listed for an away match. local rootera to accompany. Wingfoot A C won a tight Sunday game vs Braco Radio of Chicago. Henry Ninalus pitched well with only two hits allowed. Pitcher Phewall and catcher Joe were the only Bulls to reach base. Wingtooth offense surged in the seventh inning for three runs. Next, Wingtooty vs Tarhole A C of Forest Yark at Belult with Harrison at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jollys
Jolly Bogobol
Glen Rockant
Helolt
Etarrison
Corking Hood
Wingfoot A. C
Wlogfoot A. C
Braco
Chicago
Henry Ninalus
Hite
Phewall
Joe
Bf Ubtll
Forest Yark
Belult
Hirrlaon
Arrows Beat Maywood in a Seventh Inning Rally
Arrows defeated the Weat Maywood A G s Jost Sudday 0 to 0 in a hard fought game. Frighea drove in Beginald with the winning run in the seventh. Charlie Buck held Maywood to four hits with fifteen strikeouts. Arrows prepare to host Glenrock Juniors next Sunday at Desplaines and Horriaon streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrows
Maywood
Forest Park
Weat
Maywood A. G
Jost Sudday
Alngle
Frighea
Charlie Buck
Neywood
Glenrock Janiors
Desplaines and
Horriaon Streets
River Forest Man In Forest Park Incident Sparks Hoosegow
A River Forest man was found wandering on Circla Avenue in Forest Park. An officer noted he could not walk straight and concluded he had been drinking. He was taken to the police station, claimed to have money and friends, and was locked up for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Forest
Circla Avenue
Olrcta
Forest Park
Influence for Speeders At Forest Park Trials
Promoters and sympathy seekers crowd Forest Park to plead for speeders cited in traffic violations. Chicago visitors claim company involvement to avoid trials as thirty cases are set for Saturday before Tadge Witt, mostly for failing to stop at the boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Forest Fark
Chicago
Tadge Witt
Boulevart
Rewiring City Hall After Recent Fire
Wilom A Harris the village electri clop has fixed wiring at City Hall after a fire last week. The fire origin remains a mystery but likely involved a heavily charged wire contacting a telephone line. Harris undertook rewiring the fire department system due to the damage. The blaze stayed mainly in wires and did not threaten the police station. no floor damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilom A. Harris
Harria
Zigzag Driver Arrested On Roosevelt Road
Officer Arthur Heua justified city investment in a new motorcycle by arresting four speeders from Cicero and Chicago on Roosevelt road Monday night. A Maywood man, sign and interfere with frame, was brought in. Moonshine suspicion faded after inspection showed no alcohol use in the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Heua
Cicero
Ilenga
Roosevelt Road
Chicago
Maywood
Tamping Ties Advanced For Harlem Avenue Track Work
The story notes pneumatic tamping of streetcar track ties at Harlem avenue and Madison street. Four tamers operate per tie, pounding ballast into a firm foundation with a portable engine supplying compressed air to power the tools. The process speeds track laying for the new rear railway switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Avenne
Madison Street
Liquor Prescriptions Rise Across United States
Druggists in the United States Porto Rico and Cuba filled more than 11 million liquor prescriptions last year reflecting strong demand across regions and pharmacy networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Porto Rico
Bawall
Water Preseare A Yepel drawing ten feet rites too
Water, preseare, and a garbled note mention events near a shoreline. The fragment references Jackie and Waban, but lacks clear actions, dates, or organizations to establish a coherent news item. Further readable text is needed to identify persons, places, and outcomes for a proper summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie
Walt
Firemen's Dance Adds Cash to Truck Fund
Fully 1,000 persons danced at the Firemen's ball Saturday night, boosting the fund for the new fire truck. Acting Mayor Michaleky and city officials attended. details on funds will be known after bills and ticket reports are settled. Chief John Pries hinted at a future money-raising effort, while concerns were raised about staffing the Legion Carnival dance floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waccess
Michaleky
Aty
John Pries
Legion
Algo Hava
Elty
Robbed on Homeward Trip a Holland Farm Boy Loses Car
Hermon Bonnnhyrie, a Holland Michigan farmer boy, was robbed of his car and a trunk of new clothes and underwear on the way home from a DecaturUniform job. Arthur Wess, a motorcycle officer, chased the thief but he escaped. Police assisted, letting him rest before catching the next train home.
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Hermon Bonnhyrie
Deaplaines Avenue
Roosevelt Road
Arthur Wess
Boonhurss
Holland
Michigan
Ife
Decatur
Folka
Charles Jackel
Despondent Chicago Man Jumps Into River
Guat Pearson, 56, of 582 South Turner Ave Chicago, leapt into the Desplainea River at 11th Street in a suicide attempt Monday. Berwyn youths Albert Devoreck and Laula Shrutck rescued him, pulling him from the water and bringing him to Oak Park Hospital where he was said to be expected to recover. He stated his nationality as Burmese and carried $4.80 and band balances in his pockets when taken into custody by Officer Jack Hermanson.
Grant School Circus Boosts Local Fundraising
Grant School held an open air circus that Sunday night boosting funds after a week of merriment. The carnival Saturday night drew a whirl of motion as a parade passed through the town with applause. Despite chilly weather the events received strong support and are described as a great variety of activities.
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Grant School
Dirt Roads Almost Thing of the Past in Proviso Township
Road Commissioner T. J. Lynch reports fewer than two miles of dirt roads remain in Proviso township with about a mile and a half on Thirty-Fourth Street from Wolf Road to the county line. Oiling to begin next week on Wolf Road and North Avenue, using a hired oiling firm with modern equipment. Bids are being received from oil companies and must be approved by the county highway department. the asphalt content must meet state standards.
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Proviso Township
T. J. Lynch
Wolf Roard
Charles Road
Chicago and
Northwestern
Lynch
Wolf Road
North Avenue
Ofl
Oll
Highway Department of
Oak County
John Wolf Dies Former Proviso Township Assessor
John Wolf, longtime Proviso Township assessor for 92 years, died last week at about 78. He lived in Allside and helped found Wolf Road and Wolf’s Crossing near Aurora. His funeral drew Roos, Fred Samuels Jr., ex-Congressman Gorman, J. J. Lynch, a highway commissioner, and many officials. Wolf recalled Proviso’s early farming days and could name nearly every resident in his early years in office.
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Tohn Wolf
Provino
Roos
Fred Samuels, Jr
Gorman
J. J. Lynch
Bla Home
Allside
Provisa Township
Hila
Justice Tavern Inn Case Postponed In Court Session
A regular court session in the council chambers adjourned for a week after19 defendants including seven women and twelve men charged as inmates of a disorderly house on Archer road were postponed to 2 p m next Wednesday. The raids were led by Sheriff Hoffman and Chief Raider Guenwich with State's Attorney Ruehen present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payl Or. Witt
Sheriff's Office
Tela
Justices Tavern
Archer Road
Om Re- Joest
Ctre
Hoffman
Opto Fguwiel
Gneuwich
Trian
Rastatant
Joseph Ruehen
Guenwich
Car Stolen From Austin Resident in Forest Park Visit
L. L. Sailor of 5003 Walton Street Austin reported a new Ford coupe stolen Monday night while visiting friends at H. E. Pletcher 28 Circle Avenue Forest Park Tewan. Sailor found the car missing when he went out around midnight.
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L. L. Sailor
Walton Street
Austin
Forest Park
Tewan
H. E. Pletcher
Circle Avenue
Forest Park Special Assessment for Desplatus Avenue Upgrade
Forest Park Village Council in Cook County announces a special assessment plan for Desplatus Avenue from Roosevelt Road to village limits, including widening, curbing, paving, resurfacing and construction of storm sewers and drainage on intersecting streets and alleys, with all necessary improvements and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Cook County
Hilnels
Roosevelt Road
Forest Park ordinance costs hearing set for June 28 1024
Park County of Cook and State of Illnois file shows an assessment of costs for improvement. The county court of Cook County will hear objections and defend on June 28 1024 or soon after as court permits. John S Murray Commissioner dated Forest Park May 20 1024 with notices May 31 June 7 14 24.
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Forest Sark
Cook
State of Wines
Forest Wark
Ty Superior Court
Cook County
Uilnois
State of
Illnois
Bectlon VI
Forest Park Special Assessment No. 100 Ordered
Forest Park Village Board approves deficiency of 915.00 for Brown avenue roadways works and Lincoln court upgrades. The amount, to be paid by Forest Park Special Assessment No. 100, will be divided into five installments with 5 percent interest, and bonds may be issued to anticipate the second installment.
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Brown Avenue
Handolph Street
Lincoln Court
Brows Avenue
Forest Park
Cook County
Forest. Park
Cook
Niinole
Board of Local Improvements
Randolph Street
Dexplaines Avenue
Ninols
Guid Board
Forcet Park
Siz
Mandolph Street
Desplainey Avenue
Therin
General Assembly
State of
Illinois
Forest Park ordinance seals bonded loan plan in 1924 meeting
The village board of Forest Park Illinois approves a bond issue for a street improvement project. It authorizes semi annual interest at five percent, directs filing petitions to levy assessments, and adopts the ordinance with the plan to fund the contract price. The meeting adjourns after approving an estimate of deficiency and referencing state law.
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Aii
Michalsky
Mr. Belach
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Sam Bronon
Rush U. Himimoun
Poat Ofice
Washington
BILLY @MITH
Middle West
UBE
Circus
John Wolf
Abcessor
Justice Tavern
Board OF Local
J. G. Goelha Company
Lan
Mimnola
Meera Briech
Surkart
Afichalaky
Iamermen
Baul Naya
Briech
Meaara Briach
Durkan
Afichaleky
Zhiamernen
Aul
Naya
Burrant
Tlinois
A.D
Rexall
Castor
Madison ST
Fred E. Schoenfeld
Office of Home Building and Loan Association
Pomrose Aa Wei
Qur
Edward Blatter
Ironer
The
Horton Ironer
Horton
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