Judge orders Chicago man to return home at night
Judge Ward orders J. W. Kelper of Chicago to go home every night by 9 or 10 due to complaints about late night noise after midnight.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
3
Judge Ward orders J. W. Kelper of Chicago to go home every night by 9 or 10 due to complaints about late night noise after midnight.
Vernon L. Sully engineer from New Mexico visits Lordsburg and meets Peggy Holcomb in the Sth Avenue Cartier office. The pair discuss a Paso validation visit and express hope the trip will go well. Both are natives of Michigan and look forward to a few hours in Lordsburg.
Charles Bronowity and four Manhattan longshoremen faced sentencing after a swing deal defense. Bronowity received a one year jail term for knocking down a woman amid drunken behavior. This case highlights violent misconduct linked to the bargaining scheme.
A concise list outlines several intra voyage itineraries with sixteen day return limits across multiple legs. It notes considerations for scheduling and transfer points without detailing specific routes or names.
Mrs. Anna Van Bike of Venice celebrates her 70th birthday by swimming as customary. Justice Finlay of Kansas City halts the town hall clock to muffle sleep during court. Frank Zion of Dover files for divorce. A Los Angeles court raises John Kiernan’s feeding fine after a shouted insult. John Marriott, a Philadelphia poacher, is spotted by a witness with only bowlegs visible. Caroline Jones of St Louis testifies about years of coercion but seeks no separation. Martha Triebel of Jersey City marries the same man four times in six months. David Kennedy, a fugitive, is found walking in a corn shock in Hagerstown. Hex Lease pays a $50 fine at Malibu Beach for punching Vivian Dunes.
A Detroit hearse and accompanying vehicles were found transporting liquor in a fake funeral procession. Italy reports Mussolini bans baking bread whiter than the economy loaf. a Naples hearse raid leads to a jailed undertaker and nervous customers. Moral: don’t stage a funeral without a real corpse.
A tersely worded warning states bootleggers must not take money from the speaker’s brother Alfred until $100 is returned, claiming a payment for a bin on an old Phoenix Lumber Co. account. The message is signed by W. I. Lamitz.
Volume 2 Ritter's Rippings published in Lordsburg by W F Hitter Lumber Co and Geo P Jeffpus. The garbled text mentions sidewalk placement at a home and a police step in, with scattered phrases about sales, openings, and local concerns.
Report from the New York Times notes Haitian anti fascist groups flee Italy without passports and scarce funds crossing the Alps into Switzerland. A woman with two children fell on a glacier near the Matterhorn, rescued after guides responded. Fugitives claim Mussolini era controls drive exile and unrest, despite official denials.
A collage of short items notes Fitzgerald must pay for an injury linked to a kiss in Stockton California. It comments on propaganda definitions, a St Louis sergeant’s off duty kindness, golf’s effect on nerves, a New York robber with a toy pistol, Mencken’s marriage plans, US illiteracy comparisons, and a note on Hyguloid used to make searches less transparent.
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