Treasurer's Annual Statement for Riverdale Village 1930
City records show the Village of Riverdale in Cook County Illinois filed a treasurer final annual statement for the year ending April 30 1930 detailing funds on hand at start receipts by source expenditures by purpose and respective balances. The document bears the sworn affidavit of Edward J Schulte treasurer and a notary seal dated May 15 1930.
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Illinois
Cook
Riverdale
J. Edward J. Schulte
Mhe
Edward J. Schulte
A. D
George W. Obeldobel
C. A. Gruhlke
A. Gruhlke
Eae
A. R. Lambert
Nace
Taiz R. G. Bishop
A A. BR
Lambert
Frank D. Price
Nannee
A. C. Reidhance Edeenenenee Legal Eeeraseenense
Uu Ae
H. K. Buchman Water Works
John Lahti
Riverdale Fire Dept
Fire Service
Police
Emil Matzepeererers
H. Baumgartn
Water Works
M. Schroeder
Wu Setena
Stan Police Ac
C. Krausenornese Police
G. L. Koehler
Water Works Ares
Generaledane
Cc. H. Hanson Co
General Eunes
John Harms
Nnhiiencalein
Public Service Co
Carl Dieck Hall
Geo. R. Wells Kinney-Hood Prug. Co
Hall
Geo. R. Wells
Tait C. Krause
Halsadndacvennes
Emil Matz Pecete
Obeldobel
C. A. Gruhike
Iti
R. G. Bishop
Theo. Reicherwest
Bia Wenses
Eugene Lynch
Riverdale Service
Riverdale ‘Service
Stabeeee Police
Sta Eee Fire Service
Den
Hal Tee
O. Obeldobel
General
J. B. Clow & Son Water Works
Q. Obeldobel
O. C. Woerter
Annes
Kinney-Hood Prig
Water Service
Kinney-Hood Prtg. Co
Village Annes
E. J. Schulte Treasom
Cc O. Obeldobel
C. Krause
Iet Police
Hall Aanes
Ig. Krause
G. R. Wells Debecen
H. Baumgartner
Mantis Water Works
G. R. Wells Aensee
G. R. Wells
M. Burnshine
Hall Beuncase
Awaseenee
Kile H. Strosinski
Paeneeree Eect Actee
Bond
Wtr
City of Chi
Con. Tl. Bank
Iene
J. A. Decklar
Wil
Ludwightiales
John i
Robert Sweitzer
Geo
ensaeeHann
J. A. Deckslar Police
Neptune Motor Wacdeee Water Works
W. C. Ludwig
Treas
Apna Ane
B. J. Jennings
Vilage
Aman Police
City of
Harvey
F. Tompky _Treas
W. C. Ludwig Aout
Senng
Bbeeeserseeeee Seer
J. A
Geo. F. Harding
H K. Buchman
R G. Bishop
E. Janeschefski
H. Ortel
Wiresatinae
A. Decklar
K. Buchman
R. Wells Water Works
Wells Hall
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Rensatetetsee Essen
Caaan
L. Koehler
Adinreabdgen
E. Schmidt
G. Bishop
Janeschefski
R. Lambert
W. H
W. W. Hazen
Theo. Reich
Cote
Theo. Reichatge
W. H. Ortel Hetty
mAtBay
Porcerere Rey General
Hal Weesensereee Cesses
Kinney-Hood Prig. Co
G. L. Koehler Police
O. C. Woerter General
Emil Matz Potty
Wm. Mauchbiebeneteraaaae
Bance
H. Baumgarth
Hall Etc
Pecaccaeernene Neeees
C. Krause Police Meer Ee
George Wells
Public Service Coanseeee
C. Schmutzler & Son
Ods
Legal Ad. Pub. Co
Neptune Meter Co
Maurer Aesewene
Geneva
Brownell Imp
Puedes
Hastings
M. Headler Steee
Hastings Garage
J. Miller
Ae Water Works
Anawreee
H. Dreesen
Matt Cosman
Riverdale Transfer Co
A. L. Simnick & Sons
Yecessaase
A. Simnick & Sons
John Lahti Ee Peeeae Water Works
Aeevenee Police
Salary Wesaee
John Lahti Water Works
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Chicago
A. R. Ambert
Speed ace Segrave dies in Miss England II crash
Sir Henry O. D. Segrave, famed British speed racer, was killed when his boat Miss England II sank in Lake Windermere after a 101.11 mph run on water. his mechanic also drowned. The fatal plunge followed the record attempt.
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Windermere
England
Henry O. D. Segrave
Segrave
Lake
Schmeling Awarded Heavyweight Title in Controversial Finish
The National Boxing Association declared Mar Schmeling the world heavyweight champion after a foul in the fourth round against Jack Sharkey. The outcome followed a disputed fight in New York's Yankee Stadium before about 70,000 spectators, with Chicago discussed as a possible rematch site. Sharkey led early but Schmeling collapsed Sharkey when the bout ended on a gong, with referees and judges disputing the foul claim.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Boxing Association
Mar Schmeling
Schmeling
Sharkey
Chicago
New York
Yankee Stadium
Max Schmeling
Germany
Jack Sharkey
Boston
James Crowley
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Tunney
Dempsey
CG. F. Matheson
Harold Barnes
Barnes
Crowley
Construction Contracts Rise 21 Percent in Early 1930
Washington reports public works and utilities contracts totaling 588 million dollars in the first five months of 1930, a 21 percent increase over 1929 and 380 percent above the five year average. Thirty seven states were surveyed. the total exceeds 1928’s record by 78 million. Overall construction awards reached 2.037 billion, down 18 percent from 1929.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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Village of
Speed Wizard
Sir Henry O. D. Segrave