West Side District Vote On Elevated Rail Project
Voters next Tuesday face a decision on the twenty-one million dollar elevated railway from the Loup to Aus sp wart, a project the West Side residents fear may raise taxes and burden their properties. Brenden Cerniak and Abel Belle are noted in the controversy while Brenden Cerniak on the coins Peer readers discuss the petition and board directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
Cluecagn
West Side
Brenden Cerniak
Abel Belle
Betis
Catiuers
Fifa
Turrebo
Election rhetoric and reforms clash in fraught polemic
A crowded, disjointed text argues that a fusion ticket backed by Democratic leaders and a Republican faction threatens honest judges and good government. It criticizes fear of the election, cites money spent on roads, and notes Alabama leads in highway bonds, with New York close behind, while claiming voters learn little from experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Democratic
Republcan
Worth and Cement Association
Lara Urat Mimo
State
Comity
New York
Alinais
Will Start Building for Fair Next April
The city and park commission head announce construction for the 930 fair in Chicago will begin next April, allowing three years for completion. Financial backing is settled and legal questions have been resolved, clearing the path for the project despite its large scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Architectural Commmisi
Sone
City of Chicago
The
Park Commission
Huebsch Addresses Club Here Amid Court Race
Senator Arthur A. Huebsch Republican nominee for Cook County Superior Court spoke to Forest Park Regular Republican Club in Bart Berliner’s basement. He touted party unity and pledged to rebuke opponents while outlining aims to elect twenty two judges, urging support amid the contested race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Buchigh
Superior Court
Cook County
Tuesd
Forest
Bart Berliner
Bluebschr
Reymbhean Teket
Cyenty
Jude
Liesday
Art
Ariel
Seventeen Judges Seek Re election Amid Party Strife
Amid a heated race, seventeen sitting judges contest re election with Democrats backing ALJ and Cermak, while Republicans nominate a factional ticket. Candor and charges fly as campaign events unfold with speeches by Pena Carrollin Anwormey J Poatta Ted Lynch and local officials. turnout and outcomes remain uncertain.
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Jdges
Lowleesinp
ALJ
Cermak
Republicats
Nantes
Technun
Alo Regalar
Pena Carolin
Anwormey J. Poatta
Mined
Ted Lynch
Haghwiy
Provina Townali
Kurt Berliner
Woman Falls Under Train on Hannah Avenue
Nellie Bauchwitz a telegraph operator at Western Union and a regular commuter at about seven o clock fell between a moving Metropolitan elevated train and the platform at Hannah Avenue station. She sustained a fractured spine and was taken to Oak Park hospital where Dr Sullivan planned a leg cast and a hopeful recovery.
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Nellie Bauchwits
Beloit Avenue
Hanna Avenue
Metropolitan
Bauchwitz
Western Union
Shel
Forest Park
Oak Park Hospital
Sullivan
Cook County Judicial Vote Next Tuesday
Next Tuesday is judicial election day in Cook County with polling at 6 and closing at 8. The text lists precinct polling places in Forest Park and names numerous judges of election and officials for Precincts 2, 3, 322, 85, and 37, including several spellings and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County
Forest Park
Polting Place
Franklin
Frank Strick
Mera C. Brown
Guntay Wate
Madison Street
Jidges
Matilde Scheel
Martin Selimte
Varl Mouetler
Alvetson
Miret
Nettie Hoffman
Acthiar
Potting Place
Marksom Street
Arehyr
Beak
Wilrine Street
Jodie
Hannah Avenue
Deannagin
Vidal
Esphanes Avenue
Fuesevel
Palling
Roosewel
Charles Richart
Mane
St Pauls observes 50th anniversary in Forest Hark area
St Pauls Myangedical Lutheran Church of Forest Hark designates a committee to plan a three day 50th anniversary program in November. Events include two morning services, an evening service with visiting pastors, a Monday program of music, and a thrift sale with quilts, garments, and craft items to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purine
St Pauls Myangedical Lutheran Church of
Forest Hark
Ernsil Minck
Edward Esuak
Win
Leinweber
A. Paulving
Titeheon
Chnarety
Lon
Chureh
St Paul's My Fath Chapel
Ehureh Hall
Bavnee Hume
Sears
Chy
Two Hallowe'en Plays Given for Story Hour
The first story hour of the season occurred Saturday October 26 in the Municipal Building with over 200 children and parents attending. Miss Mary Melson read The Fate at the Witch Wile. Halloween radioland and Green Goblin were played by children under Miss Thelson's direction, featuring Announcer William Lambert and cast including Betty Hutter Florence Radtke Ruth Livingston Margaret Marks Lorna Van Horssen Grace Vetter Harold Usvolk Betty Hutter and others. A library story hour will be held each Saturday at 10:30 for first through sixth graders, led by Bernice Mitchell Idelson and Feen Milles with assistants.
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Hallowe'en Wi Radioland
William Lambert
Crypsy
Betty Hutter
Acaminta
Florence Radtke Kinmaline
Ruth Livingston
Greeny Goblin
Grett Gubbin
ooMargaret
Red Goblin
Lorna van Horssen
Golden Goblin
Bernice Mitchell
Miss Idelson
Misa Feen Milles
Public welfare talk stresses community prosperity and cooperation
Judge Rocco DeStefano spoke at the Masonia Temple to Kiwanis and civic groups about public welfare, urging honest wealth, workers’ dignity, and cooperative action. He urged formation of citizen groups and public service bureaus, and distributed questions on welfare needs to members and visitors for secretary review.
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Rocco DeStefano
Pacific Welfare
Masonia Temple
Kiwanis Club
Weads Et Anierods Lacad
Gle Lavy
Steffase Wis
Tve
Tong
de J
Sudaray Canin
Babla Welfare
Ernest
Judge Rossini
Segal
Three Youths Taken Here in Stolen Coupe
Three Austin high school boys were arrested for speeding by Forest Park police Monday night. They admitted a long list of holdups, about forty, while riding in a stolen Ford coupe. A pearl-handled revolver was discarded when overtaken. gun and car recovered, with youths charged by Chicago police for multiple robberies.
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Austin High School
Forest Park
Twenty-second Street
Starlom Avenue
Kern
Zuleg
Lincoln
Harlem Avenue
Chicago
Chef Licht
Ford
Clintott and
Lake Streets
Richard Tate
George
Victor Ordschtager
North Mason Avenue
Jim Carney
Washington Boulevard
Victor
Jim
St Peters Church to Be Dedicated Next Sunday
A Lutheran church in the city will dedicate its rebuilt and enlarged edifice with a weekend festival. Rev. Wanehsteh will lead services on Sunday and a choir concert, with the new pipe organ heard for the first time. Attending clergy include J. C. of Chicago and Rev Christiatie nodten of Ce Mihaile west.
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St. Peter’s
Peterta
York
Jean Watt
Father Wand
Chote
Nytiees
H Laeke Wrolp
Tite
John Bulbert
Chicago
Chriatiate Nodten
J. C
Uhiitase
Cee Mihaile
Guillard
Jae Prens
Truan
Laurdan
Vino
Mancuran
Asmetin
Peter A Luther
Auxiliary to Hold Bazaar November 22
Forest Park Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary prepares for its first bazaar and Christmas sale on November 22. The group aims to boost funds for service work after a May poppy sale netted 372.23, with expenditures reported at over 600, prompting higher aims for the upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
American Legion Auxiliary
Ethyl
Medinah concert band boys invited for Wednesday rehearsals
A local notice invites boys to join the Medinah Praise Brass band. Prof W Vandurien leads weekly rehearsals at the Community Church basement on Wednesdays. Eligible boys from nearby Rives Forest and Forest Park invited. parents should bring them to the Wednesday session.
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Medinah
Dante
Sanday
Medinah Penile
ASO
Pheken
Ayaday
Aternoon
Chieb
Unuyual
W. Vanduiren
Steps to Tear Down Old Building Near Keege Street
A local effort proceeds to demolish an old structure on Keege Street amid city action. Building Commissioner announces a near complete wrecking plan with legal steps. Village officials discuss removal, repairs, and a potential public hearing while business owners prep a memorial hall sale event on November 22 at Memorial Hall Circle Avenue Adams Street.
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Hetthess
Madsen Street
Dany
AP Setalte
Council
Randulph Street
Schlupp
Memorial Hall
Circle Avenue
Adams Street
Halloween party dampened by rain at public playgrounds
Rain ruined a Halloween party for children hosted by the Play Grounds commission at several school sites. Despite indoor spaces, organizers struggled to keep activities on schedule as authorities and volunteers assisted, with some events moved inside and precautions taken to manage crowded areas.
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Kang Te Harel
Ublren
Hersy
Blelle Stove
AL Cortielt
R H Cooper Address to Kiwanis Emphasizes Workload and Duty
R H Cooper addressed the Kiwanis club highlighting the value of organization and warning against overwork. He stressed shared duties among members in business and home life, praising active workers within Forest Park Kiwanis and urging continued community service and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall A Cooper
Gak Park
Hays
Sandwar Dail
Gabe
Urganian von Serionaly
Voeper
Forest Park Kiwanyyeluh
Wilhaty F Buch
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Feinaaze Osfores
Vlan
ST. Peter's Evangelical Church
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Worry's Lad
Carol Gubevitch
Abu Varna
Hammond
Pope
Rage
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Pasguis
Yor Musson
Addi
Batheone Teller
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Kusaetevaridis
R. H. Cooper
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