Zenenbacher Plan Tabled by City Council
Sherman George Genenbacher sought a bond issue to extend mileage on pay streets, but the council tabled the plan 11 to 3. The vote directed the issue to the board of local improvements, with further discussion postponed to the next meeting. A sewer project to aid drainage on Ninth and Washington was authorized, with a 24 inch main to divert flood water and relieve cellar flooding. The board was authorized to abate a pond at Sixteenth and Lind streets and reported $190.20 in work by the board of public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman George Genenbacher
W. K. Abbott
Chamber of Emmerce
Genenbacher
Addersian Generabbacher
Weissburger
Pacoug
Ritter
Victiis Tenth
Washington Streets
Jefferson Street
L Authority
Washington
Toth&sonwer
Preston Mane
Dr Kuehnemann Lectures At Sakan Hall On War Significance
Dr Eugvene Kuehnemann of the Imperial University of Breslau spoke at Sakan hall on February 2 under the Men’s League. His lecture titled Significance of the World’s War addressed housing conditions and citizen attitudes, with proceeds benefiting the Red Cross. The discussion featured a diverse audience and active participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugvene Kuehnemann
Imperial University of
Breslau
Sakan Hall
Men’ S League
Red Cross
Keuhnemann
Germany
Thearvard
Edward Lchroeder
Bo Rashmann
George Gite
E. J. Leemiiuis
Revival Services Start at Eighth and Ele Colored Baptist Church
The joint committee meeting of religious work and boys department was postponed from Monday to Thursday due to absent members. Rev A Madison of Kewanee delivered the first sermon of a revival series that began Monday night, drawing a good crowd and evident enthusiasm. Madison will preach again tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religious Work and Boys’ Department
Yo M.A
A. Madison
Kewanee.k
Salem Evangelical Sunday School and Cemetery Meeting
The Salem Evangelical Church calls Sunday school teachers and cemetery committee members to a business session. Members are urged to attend to discuss duties and responsibilities for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Evangelical
Eateburch
Athothe
Police Seek Geo Lehmsch Locating Aid
Police ask the public to locate Geo Lehmsch using any information. Authorities describe the case as urgent and request tips from residents with knowledge of the missing person’s whereabouts.
Ray Clair 26 Dies in Loraine
Ray Clair, 26, died at his parents' home in Loraine after being ill about a week. Survived by his parents and sister Miss Grace and grandmother Mrs Athine. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Clair
Loraine
Aed
Ehud
Grace
Athine
Twelve Old Soldiers and Four Women Pass Away at Home
County Clerk records show January licenses to wed up 3 from last year but 14 behind December 1914, with 42 licenses issued in January. Fire and police activity included 28 fire runs and 64 arrests in January, fines totaling $255.00, and January deaths at Soldiers' and Sailors' Home list several veterans and one woman among 12 men and 4 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
Johnson
Hampshire Street
Sixteenth
Vermont Streets
War Game Report From New Armory Described
Fragmented account outlines a war game played in a new armory with references to Native forces, US troops, an umpire, and confusing names. A village march, a deaths note, and a serious condition of a man named David Thompson are mentioned amid disjointed details and odd spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Armory
Cal Wool
Easly
Quiriy's Pulse and Local Society Notes
Mrs. C. H. Adelpohl’s condition remains about the same and her husband could not leave his room Monday evening, prompting a physician’s call. The Chiff Dwellers of the Y plan a stag party for Gem City Business College men tonight and Pilota Kappa club discussed future entertainments and a Sunday hike at the Y M C A. A revival of Captain Beckett is set for Sunday Feb 13 at 2 15 in the club rooms. Auto lines between the city and Payson resume with fair weather, Kingston service resuming Monday. Parker Arnold cutter Andrew Massal and W R Stanbury will attend the national cutters convention in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem City Business College
Pilotta Kappa Club
Pilota Kappa Club
Beckett
Dramatic Club
South Side
Bear Club
Payson
Here
Kingston
Andrew Massal
Parker & Arnold
Kansas
Cutters
W. R. Stanbury
Stern Store
Tits Cy
South Side Aid Whist and Dance Social
The South Side Aid society hosted a whist and dance at the club house, featuring afternoon and evening games with results. Winners included Mrs Anna Blersch and others, followed by evening awards in men and women divisions, music, and dancing guided by committee chairs Clarence Gail and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
South Side
Anna Blersch
August V Tellbuescher
Thomas Ryan
Schumacher
Wromen
Carl Lathin
Erm Rade
Otes Heremann
Eimina Biersch
Bureh
Mas
Clarence Merkel
Amit
John Beer in for Forgery Case Report
A brief district notice reports John Beer charged in a forgery case. Details are sparse with fragmented OCR text, listing a street address 13 West and a county or city reference Ry. Further specifics about date, charges, or court actions are unreadable in the fragment.
Local Pick-Ups Report Missing Clues In Scrambled Text
Fragmentary OCR text details upkeep and local items with unclear names. It mentions trips, dates, and a local office, but key nouns and places are garbled. Readers are left with partial fragments about events and personnel without a clear narrative or outcomes.
Papier mache armor donated to armory
A fragmentary report notes the armory received a donation of papier mache armor. The pieces include infantry breastplates a large shield and crest pieces with helmet parts and heraldic details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Two Suspects Identified in Mendon Post Office Robbery
Charles Jintler and John Burke identified as the two suspects in the Mendon post office attempted robbery. A postal inspector swore out a warrant. both men to be arraigned before U.S. Commissioner W. Marundae. Local witnesses and transit crew linked the pair to Friday night sightings and a small satchel taken from the Pacific hotel arrest scene. The handcar used in the escape was found submerged and the car washed with rainwater near a creek. questions remain about the suspects’ full identities and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jintler
John Burke
Mendon
J. A. Jo Sullivan
Chicago
United States Conmassiner
Marundae
Withiam Rebar
Polos
Burke
Butler
Conchoeter Boyer
Bishop
Alou‘arden
Dallas City
Loraine Mono
Hugh Littleton
Guy Buskirk
Loraie
Poles Headquarters
Loraine
Pacific Hotel
Arondas
Polce Kuck
Kumster
Seeven
Carthage
Blutt
No Mile
Little Boy Survives Fall From Second Story Window
Ralph Davidson, 3 1/2, escaped serious harm after tumbling from a second story window at 1220 Park Place. He fell onto a portico then ground, was unconscious at was rescue, regained consciousness shortly after, with no broken bones or major injuries detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Herman Davidson
Davidson
Park Place
Not So Cold As It Seems Moon Forecast Confused
Weather notes show confusion over near term moon phase and temperatures. Predictions suggested a near zero rise while observers reported above zero at early morning and a small drop by nightfall. Local residents monitored temperatures with cautious expectation as the day progressed.
Y W C A Speaker Arrives In City For Banquet
Miss More Jane Corbett the national YWCA secretary arrives for a banquet at the Maseme temple to speak on Women of Today. Spanish War veterans of Camp Dewey No 72 meet at 124 South Fifth street to discuss a pension bill for widows of Spanish American War vets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Corbett
Springfield
Ela Lewis
Pas
Vermont Street
Corbett
Maseme
Dodiaw
Camp Dewey
United Spanish War Veterans
South Fifth Street
Fragmentary OCR notes on event and names
Vague, garbled text with scattered letters and partial phrases. No coherent events, people, or places emerge to summarize reliably.
Plymouth Oil Market Rises Amid Strong Investor Confidence
The Plymouth oil field shows steady price gains with a 1 cent weekly rise and a 25 cent increase since Sept. 2, 1915. Investors are convinced the Pleoiuth product is solid as new wells near Colmar begin test production, with potential yields of at least 15 barrels per day and several dry holes yet to be worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Plomouth
Tlartsonk
Colmar
Owrd
Resal OH Company
Pisaeuth
Trial date set for Pietro Rossi in Arezzo case
Florence dispatch from Paris reports Pietro Rossi, a Florentine art student, facing charges of robbery and attempted murder of Mrs Marv Flay eye of Chicago. The trial, linked to events aboard a train near Arezzo in May 1914, is scheduled for February 22 at Arezzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Italy
Paris
Pietro Rossi
Marv
Eye
Chicago
Nea Arezzo
Arezzo
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Zenenbacher
Bond City
Aldiperte
Abe Martin
Ronson
DR. Kuehnemann
Imperial University of Breslau
Life Problem Club
Geo. Lehmsh
O. H. Caldwell
Ginis
Ptyasiai
Daggett
Eli Bowles
Coorg
Eoobak
Sutdas Geerneng
Ele
Tareare
Po W W. Reardon
PD Singleton
Gode
Tie Teats
James Jo Ca
Dist Hints
John EL Learned
Thneis
Ferdinand FP. Po Mester
2Nd
Titineis Light Artillery
Adton Butler
New York Cavalry
Peter Hi Schowley
Cao K
Te Neds
Edwin Hughes
Co. FE
Hhnots
William Ho Arnedd
Tmiros
Joseph M. Morgan
Cao PL
Omenois
William E. Garrett
Tih Nownfantes
Fonas Johnsen
Sossrd
Enos Infanteyr
Wallan
David Thompson
George Tharmipsen
State Street
Ricderhok Sen
Thompson
Quiriy
South Side Aid
John Beer
CS Aaletaa
PNG
Roy
Peathe
Wowie
Haghest
Burlongten Rairoad
Quincy
Quincy Monday. Wheomertipe of the Board of the Mo
William Hail
Hanns
Oll Putoen
Marne ‘Trees
der Oquk
Dastian
Aghia
Palana
Miu Strat
Syiees
Ieee
Marshal Roberts
Bandcar
Y.W.C
City
Pcrtion Acing Park
Giles Bros
Asil
CIA
Vermont
Weil
Plymouth
Vas
Bath
Dr. Wells
Wey
Gil Bros
Oman
Bucletin
Warsaw
River Bulletin
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