The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-01-02
FEBRUARY.

S10ner finds hen0Sna gas pau anu
promises to remedy conditions. High
school mid-year commencement exer-
cises at Rhode Opera House. Death
of Hiram Tourtelotte.
Goal shortage hobs up again.
County milk men threaten to strike,
opposing prices proposed by Federal
Milk Commission. Food dictator posts
new rules ordering wheatless and meat
less days.
4-German aliens make thumb marks.
Chief Engineer Larson sent to Keno
sha to work out gas problem. John G.
Joachim out for mayor. Judge Belden
hands down decision against restricting
sale OF certain food preservatives.
5--Saloon men are told that they
must not sell liquor to soldiers from
camp. Farmers refuse to ship milk.
Transfers seek city's recognition. Six
trains out of Kenosha are Topped off
by G. g N. w
6--Chief O'Hare's annual report
shows more than three thousand ar
rests. American Brass divides its great
coal pile with Kenosha families. City
men plan to fight foods.
COMPANY M boys brave death on
the torpedoed transport Tuscania. Alb
ner Hill home damaged by fire. Nash
girls entertain Camp Herring soldiers
at Valentine party.
S--Kenoshans wait vainly for news
Of the Kenosha boys on i'll fated Tus-
cania. Record crowd hears Darrow
and Puelicher at War Savings rally.
Rev. John Bott joins the United
States army. Formal opening of
soldiers and sailors canteen at Guild
Hall.
9--Kenosha received official list of
Tuscania's survivors, which relieves
rity's anxiety. Saftig named as di-
rector Of thrift gardens. Jitney and
street car collision block traffic.
10-Death of Peter Arentz.
11--County Board borrows $4,000
for purchase Of Kellogg farm. Shoulder
straps for Lieut.. j. D. Alexander. Cor
poral Arthur Junker reported as still
missing on Tuscania. Marriage Of
Caroline Manke to VIM. w. Cantway.
Coopers' revel at the Rhode for en-
ployees proves great success. Death
Of Thomas Dobbs.
12-Enginer lille of Madison ar
rives to watch gas supply Of Kenosha
and Racine. Fifty cars of coal brings
relief. Marriage Of Anna Gable and
Mathew Kirsch.
13-Dr. Darby quits county exemp-
lion board and all work stops. Old
gas plant in operation again. Death
of Vincent w. Koehler. Kenosha
Chamber of Commerce unfurls a serv-
ice flag Of twenty-three stars. Death
Of Mrs. Levi @. Graves, prominent
club woman.
l4-Milk producers register kick.
Governors appeal brings DR.. Darby
back. Elk's initiate record class of
forty-fve.
15-West side menaced by flood.
Death Of James Madigan, leaving es-
tate valued at sixty thousand dollars.
Death Of Mrs. Amelia Richards.
16-Paul Bocci Of Kenosha sent to
TT. Sheridan as deserter. Mrs. Painter
gets divorce. Kenosha debating team
defeat Beloit and lose to Racine.
Marriage Of Bertha Goodman to Peter
Turkelson.
17--Lutherans hold loyalty service,
launching great campaign for W.S.S.
funds. Many observe Catholic Day by
attending impressive services. Boy
Scouts give farewell for David Fogwell.
1s-Sixty applications for citizen
ship made. Council puts voting ma
chine in discard. Petitions out for
Frank eraser as mayor.
19-Announcement is made that the
Whittier Motor Truck company will
build here. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Gottlieb
entertained men in khaki at musical.
Death Of Mrs. Chas. Sumpter Of Paris.
gov. s. Lamb and Kenosha Hard
ware company file petitions in bank
rutcy in United States Court. DIR.
Culbertson speaks at Armory on food
conservation. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Regner, daughter.
21-Capt. Spresser makes interest
ing address to guardsmen. Chas. Des-
monte, third man from city engineer s
office, enlisted in army service,
22-Fire destroys Wattles barn.
100000 taxes are still unpaid. Keno
sha has first community concert at
Armory. Thieves get $4,000 from
Safe of New Park Hotel.
23-Polish Professionals Bible Stu
dents convention in session at Grosve-
nor Hall. ''The Bomb,'' an official
publication from Camp Herring, made
Its first appearance today.
25-Frank Good injured in collision.
Walter M. Burke's touring car stolen
from garage. Edith Cavell Lodge en-
terrain Sons of St. George at dinner
dance. Death of Mrs. Esther Lewis,
q charter member Of the w. R. G.
26--Long delayed casualty list con-
tains name of Corporal Arthur Junker.
sole victim of Tuscania disaster.
Counfrv Climb raidad h., x,o,,r-x.4on