Citizens ticket religion and politics collide in village vote
Dr. F W Schmuidt was re-elected president in a closely watched local race. Opponent Peter Ripley remains a popular citizen with a strong following as the village faces a key decision on closing the electric light contract. President Schmidt touts preservation and prudent management in a campaign framed by appointive offices.
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F W. Schmuidt
Peter Ripley
Schmidt
Mann
Riverdale rowdying arrests end in fines and suspensions
Police intervene after a Sunday evening disturbance on the way to the 11 o’clock suburban train. Officer Simnick was struck and another officer faced threats while William Hanneff received a $50 fine plus costs from Judge Schaefer. Warrants are out for five others.
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Kensington
Riverdale
Frank Simnick
Billy
Murphy
William Hanneff
Schaefer
Photoplay program at Lund's Hall with three features
Friday shows The Sheriff's Daughter a thrilling western. Saturday presents The Mission Carrier a Mexican adventure with thrills. Sunday at 3 pm Betty Becomes a Maid a Vitograph comedy. Also nightly pictures and a good illustrated song. J. Hruby, Manager.
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Betty
J. Hruby
Dalton sewer contract awarded to Hammond bidder
At a board meeting held last Monday evening the contract for completing the Dalton sewer project was let to John J. Brehm of Hammond. Four bids were opened with Brehm the lowest at 26 973 and a personal surety bond of 10 000 pledged to guarantee completion by October 1, 1911. The village engineer appointment was postponed to the next meeting and a resolution on Engineer Ewing’s death was unanimously approved.
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Dalton
John J. Brehm
Hammond
Brehm
Ewing
Dolton Native Fred Kasten Returns Home on Leave
Fred Kasten an accomplished civil engineer and Dolton native visiting his parents and relatives. A Dolton public schools graduate and Thornton Township High School alum, he earned high honors at Illinois State University. Now an assistant engineer with Harriman lines in Seattle, he plans to return west early next week.
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Fred Kasten
Dolton
Thornton Township
Ilinois State University
Champaign
West
Harriman Lines
Mani
Seattle
Kasten
Village Elections Report Highlights Mixed Party Wins
The Pointer reviews village elections last Tuesday across Dolton Riversale Riverdale Chicago Heights Thornton West Hammond and Harvey summarizing ticket splits and religious influence. It notes winners include Dalton president George H Schaefer and board members Wm Haney Emil Kasten and others with local party outcomes: Peoples Progressive Citizens in multiple towns and a push for unity after a close campaign.
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Dolton
Riversale
Pointer
George H. Schaefer
Wm. J. Haney
Emil C. Kasten
Dalton Board of Education
Michael H. Kelly
Riverdale
Local and Personal News From Riverdale Community
Riverdale notes report Will Rippe died at Crete while living with his parents. Several residents recover from diphtheria as Mrs Gunther improves. Buildings on Lincoln Ave were sold to Werneck and Andera for 22 and 275 dollars. Dr Weidner purchases and moves a larger structure. Mrs. Boylking dies in Crete aged 77. funeral held Friday. Passadena visit planned for Mrs DeRidder and daughter Anna. St Marys Church painted with funds raised by Eucharistic Society. Auto crash on 138th Street prompts repairs with horses help. J E Kleinz visits Riverdale from Chicago. Great-grandmother Mrs Kramer dies in Bay City. survivors listed. Billy Miller and John Anderson start bridge work opening Calumet River navigation. Frank Clausgens pew house basement nears completion. S W Schwab now May Manton Patterns agent. Detroit resident Lawrence Sweat returns after visit with Riverdale schoolmates.
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Riverdale
Will Rippe
Crete
Billy
Louis Decklar
Freeport
Amboy
Illiois Central
Jacob A. Decklar
Fulford
Hyde Park
Ora Willigan
Henry Gunther
Yaire
Ed Homer
Theodore
Ted) Reich
Edward Doyle
Lincoln Ave
Dalton
John Wernicke
Herman Andera
Weidner
Neff
Norman Haskins
Des Moines
M. R. Weidner
Mr. Haskins
Mra
Wm. Lotz
Phillip Boylking
John Behrens
Ill
Cornelius DeRidder
Anna
Passadena
California
Eucharistic Society
F. J. Ott & Son
Wmn
Lotz
138Th Street
Highlawn
Halsted
August Dieck
Indiana Harbor
Dieck
J. E. Kleinz
Chicago
Edward Wirtz
Foun Metevia
Geo. Kramer
Bay City
Mich
Billy” Miller
John Anderson
Calumet Rver
Frank Clausgen
Pew
Lincoln Avenue
W. Schwab
May Manton
Lawrence Sweat
Detroit
Arnold
August Bowse
Asmus Claussen Elected Village President
Asmus Claussen is elected president with strong business training and knowledge of local conditions. The village faces sewer completion, street grading, and sidewalk extension, and the new board is trusted to deliver a businesslike administration. Chas. Dickelman wins the top trustee vote, bringing board experience and steady judgment. Michael Stanczik, Citizens ticket trustee, a respected brick yard worker, will begin his first village tenure. Henry W. Schnoor, a carpenter and builder, earns broad support as a capable trustee.
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Henry Brandt
Pullman
Dolton Straight
Peoples
Citizens
Cesses
Ceesseen Eeenee Wm
Trustees
Fred J. Ehlert
Win
J. Albrecht
Benny W. Schnoor
Asmus Claussen
Claussen
Michael Stanczik
Henry W. Schnoor
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Citizens Ticket
John DaRichter
William Ludwig
F. W. Schmidt
Village of
John DeRidder
Lund’s Hall
Dennis P Cleary
James Healy
Lex Todd
Dickelman
Stanczik
Schnoor
Schmidt, Wilkins, DeRidder
Ludwig and
Brandt
Alvin G. Wilkens
Chas. Unruh
John Neering
Cece Cece
Anne Anton Strosinski, Jr
Wm. Ludwig
Cceeepeeeane
DeRidder
Chicago Heights
Citizens Party
Wm. H. Stolte
Sherwin- Williams
Kern & Ripley’s
Dolton Beard
Chas. Dickelman
Chas. Dickerman