Coroner's Verdict On Joseph Nieman Death At Forest Park
A coroner's inquest held after Joseph Nieman aged 11 died of a bullet wound in a room at 813 Punjop avenue Forest Park. Elmer Woodworth admits firing the shot. Suspects include Edward Nieman Charles Stonehocker and Harry Aden. Police report three revolvers found in Stonehocker apartment. Witnesses describe varying accounts as they seek motive and connections to a planned hold up. The group is described as gang members with prior arrests. Funeral arrangements shift from Hammond to Bobeshinn National Cemetery.
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Joseph Nieman
Fred
Eimer Woodworth
Cook County
Harry Huxhold
Carl G, Alotter
Ernant Hinger
Kebernus Leroy Fletcher
Joseph’ Saracina
Sbuttera
Harman
C. W. Ghelstopher
Naletiit Stucce
Wituhayen
Lyun- Coe" Nieumin
Holiward
Nieman
Tomy Ma Maybettie
Tomy Ma Maybettie @Stonehecker, wife of Charles Stonehecker
Harry Aden
Woodworth
Gy Dintop Avenues
Elmer Woodworth
Joseph Slepian
Ghirles
Stonehecker
SS Dunlop Avenue
Wood Worth
Nlemum
Silvan
Peter Mayer
Hurvst
Punjop Avenue
Forest Park
Oak Park Hospital
Edward Nieman
Joseph
Charles Stonebocker
Mabelle
Harry Aven
Drragt
Bewn
Oficera Hery Und
Ebeel
Stonehocker
Acton
Desplainen Avenue
Despiaingy Avenue
Pal
Aden
Forest Hark
Oak Fark
Ufter Stonehocker
Nieman T
Oak Park
Heay
Shheela
Oth Woodworth
Edward ‘Nigmian
Brown
Conile
Edward
Lanay
Darty
Ti Stow
Ed Nieman
Bridewell
el, Nieman
Joddworth
Drowph Nieman
Wehgul
Tincoln
Maywood
Stonchocker
Madison Street
Stonenocuer
Araluon
Krocery
Bellwood
Denplaines Avenue
Hdl
Hammond
Blatter
Bobeshinn National
Here
Tad
South
Qohtengo
Hare
Tut
Helver
Ale
Litty
Mita
Loga
Nell- Wood
Proviso High To Open With Building Delays
Proviso Township high school will open the 1923 24 year Monday morning September 10 with ongoing construction. Principal J F Thulman urges punctualreporting and asks new pupils to bring credentials. Nine rooms were sacrificed for an enlarged auditorium and school will operate without them. Football candidates began practice September 3 and faculty returned to start the year.
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J. 4. Thulman
Papila
Polsk
Grosser Family Returns From Wedding In Cleveland
The Grosser family Mia Willyia Ordsner daughter Myrtle Leroy and Midd Margaret Quitéch arrived home Wednesday from Cleveland Ohio and Detroit Michigan where they attended the wedding of Walter Grouser to Miss Ing Schroeder in Cleveland on August 24 and the Baptist church conference in Detroit on September 2 9 and 4. The bridal couple are spending their honeymoon at Bagie Mere a summer resort in the Alleghany Pennsylvania. They are expected here in a few days. Charles Albrecht and daughter Mins Eather plan to visit Meanley.
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Mes
Mia
Willyia Ordsner
Myrtle
Leroy
Margaret Quitéch
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Walter Grouser
Ing Schroeder
Central ‘Conference of the Baptist Church
Bagie Mere
Alleghany
Giventaing
Pennssylvania
Forest Park Schools Crowded to Capacity First Grade Parts
Forest Park public schools opened with crowded facilities and many new teachers. Field school split first graders into two sessions from 8:90 to 12 and 12:30 to 4 with one teacher per division. Breventon school completion will require three more teachers. Constitution week starts September 12 with Chicago lawyers expected to speak as part of gatherings.
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Forest Park
Breventon
Chicago
Roosevelt Road Bridge Work Signals Detour Delays
Work begins on a new bridge on Roosevelt road east of Manheim road, likely closing the area until about year’s start. Detours route drivers via Roosevelt to Tarvia road past Des Plaines Avenue, with cautions for St. B beyond Des Plaines. Detours also direct traffic to Twenty-second Street from Des Plaines to Manheim Road and to Lake Street if needed.
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Roosevelt Road
Manheim Rod
Highway Commission
Troosevelt Road
Tarvia Road
Desplaines Avenue
Troosevelt
Twen-second
Desplaines
Janhelm Road
St. B
Lake Street
Higtx
Organize League Fights Plan to Oppose Water Project
The Tax Reform League opened a headquarters at 7443 Madison Street to defeat the well and city water plan proposed by the council and Attorney Healy. Chris Lange presided, with F. A. Harvey as secretary, as the group formed committees to collect signatures for a possible referendum and to oppose funding via water bonds. About 100 residents attended. a collection was taken to cover expenses.
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Tax Reform League
Faa
Municipal League of Forest Wark
Madison Street
Healy
Chris Lange
F. A. Harvey
Lange
Thoraday
Pan
League
Michaelson
Chicago
Urdingnes
Coun
Enne
Langeauyaty
Ign
Michaelevé
Leagué
New Shop Opens on Harvard Street by Mrs Amber
Mrs Amber opens four stores in a new building at 7207 Harvard Street. She preps for an ice cream parlour and a candy shop in the adjoining room as part of the feature opening.
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Harvard Street
A. Amber
Oi Goods
Sidre
Nelson Darling and Col John V Clinnin Speak at Booster Dinner
Hon Nelson Darling and Col John V Clinnin will address Madison Street Booster Club members and friends at a club meeting and dinner next Tuesday evening September 11 at Ottos Cafe on Washington Street. The event marks the season opener with a large attendance expected and invitations extended.
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Nelson Darling
John V. Clinnin
Madison Street
Ctu
Otto
Short Council Session Presided by Michaleky in Kaul's Absence
Village council holds a brief meeting with Mayor Kaul away on vacation. Commissioner Zahn reports forty six building permits totaling 48050 and four electric sign permits granted. New bids for Brown avenue and Lincoln court pavement were opened with errors in earlier specs, names include Robert & Anderson & Bon, J A Rosa & Co, H G Goulits & Co Oak Park. Bids postponed to next meeting due to mayor's absence.
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Michalaky
Kaul
Brown Avenue
Lincoln Court
Robert & Anderson &Bon
J. A. Rosa & Co
County to Buy Large Forest Preserve Tracts Across Cook County
County Commissioners expanded the Cook County forest preserve system with purchases totaling over 406,888 dollars for parcels from Glencoe to the Calumet River. The buys, part of a 2 million dollar bond issue, include 176 acres on the Calumet south of Lake Calumet for 347,029 dollars and 68 hundredths of an acre near the Chicago Zoological Garden for 2,000 dollars. Additional acquisitions span Palos, Salt Creek, Palos Hills, and Glenview, with plans for more than twenty further parcels as the plan commission and forest preserve office push negotiations.
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Cook County
Glencos
Calumet River
Shekie
Khokla
Chicago
Lake Calumet
Palow
Salt Creek
Palos
Nilen
Caldwell Reservation
Forest Preserve District
Plan Commission
Style Show Dominates Forest Park Labor Day Pageant
Forest Park Labor Day celebration mixed success and failure. A much advertised but poorly attended event featured a fashion show by local shops, a wrestling match, and a marathon dance. James J. Davis, billed as the keynote, did not appear, stirring organizer criticism and questions about promotion and profit sharing.
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Forest Park
Labor
President Coolidge
Birminghom
Almo Wd
Murseloort
Moose Notte
Miley Gronik’s
Millbneray Establishment
Oak Park Sturrier
Natal
Chicago
Pudlecca
Colored Soldiera Band
Airdome
Jack Hercanean
Tommy Moyers
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Wan
Wieman
Held
GANG
Stonehacker
Grosser
Clevland
Charles Albrecht
Mins Eather
Meanley
Welson Darling
Gol
Booster Club
Michaleky
Pardee
Glenview
Cienview
Proviso Lodge
Moose
Eugene
Miss Hensler
Finkwimab
Mise Herziar
Mr. Wenterberg
Hogreve
Door
James Lobared
Kennedy
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