The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-01-06

/ in Madison.-Walter Burke is picked
as member Of Democratic state central
committee of first congressional dis
trict.- James Crossin is elected as
grand knight Of Knights of Columbus.
! Wives, sisters and mothers of ex-ser-
vice men form auxiliary to Kenosha
post Of The American Legion.-Mar-
rage of Miss Lenora McWilliams and
Charles Harty; Miss Florence Fred
erickson and Albert Reich; Miss Mary
MORN and Thomas Rogers; Miss Elsie
Kuball and Elmer Williams; Miss En-
| lily Kaelber and Emil Greening; Miss
Julia Carney and Henry Bickel.-Heirs
of Charles Pacini announce that Pa
cini amusements will be continued
under their management A. j. Rasico
resigns as manager Of Western Union
telegraph office.
20. Summons and complaint for $685.
900 are filed by Charles Martin and
Doctor Corbin in dispute growing out
of fence line rights.-Death of Mrs.
Henrietta HASTEN Union carpenters
refuse to accept ultimatum handed by
master builders rejecting demand for
S1.35 an hour-Death Of John Gabriel
son, former Kenosha sailor-Death Of
Mrs. Louisa Haag, Mrs. Anna Van
Dyke.
"a. Sheriff Meyer returns from
Mayo Bros. hospital much improved in
health.-G. M. Sharpe fires two shots
at motor thieves.-Pol receive blood
letters furnishing new clue in Pacini
case.-Council finance committee ac-
cepts school budget amounting to al
most $600,O00 00.-Charles Hallager re
signs from police department due to
charges brought against him by Hy-
man Wofsky. Mrs. Stanley Trigoing
seeks aid of police in search for desert
ing husband.-Death of Mrs. Byron
Turk.
25. Miss Myrtle Anderson held by
Racine police on petty larceny charge.
Milwaukee theatre syndicate seeks
Heating property for movie house
Chester Zeff wins gold medal in patri-
otto essay contest by National Colon
ial Daughters. Of Miss Mar
jorie Wright and Arthur Schultz.
&c. Members of st. George Church
celebrate Catholic Day.-Grace Luther
an Church has annual rally day
Death Of Mrs. T. J. Birmingham. we'll
known Kenosha matron; Ward Bloss,
pioneer Salem resident.-Dan Riley,
foreman on Nash building, is stabbed
in unusual assault.-Father ]. j. Con-
way, as detective, nabs Anton Madri,
janitor-t hief.-Heagle ice house at
Twin Lakes is destroyed by fire when
struck by lightning.
81. Police seek "man in green cap"
as slayer of Pacini and writer of blood
letters Marriage Of Miss Gladys Lind
stroth and Harold Smith; Mrs. Mary
Cannon and Frederick Hinds-Peter
Laconto is arrested after exciting chase
charged with threatening the life Of
Mrs. Koslowski.-Police officers arrest
Frank Lang as burglary suspect.
%. Frank Lang, in signed confess
sion, admits murder of Charles Pacini
on robbery motive and thirty seven
local obberies.-Chief Of Police O'Hare
takes Frank Lang to Chicago in effort
to recover loot taken from Lockhart
jewelry store - Mrs. Jeanette Faust,
Milwaukee, demands $11,90000 from
Nelson Taxicab company for injuries.
Local fund for Jewish relief reaches
$4,000 mark.-Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Flad celebrate golden wedding ami
versary.-Marriag of Miss. Cora Lud-
wig and Merle Clifford; Miss Margaret
Henry and Paul Callahan L. M.
Theirs resigns as associate chairman
Of Republican party for Kenosha coun-
ty.-James Bailey "falls among thieves"
while on trip to Boston.
20. Dramatic scene takes place In
icrcuit court when Frank Lang, after
entering formal plea Of "guilty" to
murder of Charles Pacini, revoRes his
confession at intervention Of Attorney
Buckmaster. who appears unexpectedly
in his defense, alleging gross mis-
treatment by police officers in obtain
ing confession-Pet M. Anderson an
nounces independent candidacy for
member Of assembly-William "Squee-
zy'' O'Hare is arrested by Police Of
fcers Breidt and Borden on charge of
"rolling"VH. A. Bradford, Milwaukeean.
| Marriage of Miss Georgia Kelley and
George Farr; Miss Josephine Lane and
Elmer Leineweber; Miss Gertrude
Getschman and George Webb-City
Attorney John Slater accepts chair
manship of Democratic county commit
tee-Louis Powell and John Scholey
circulate petitions for inpendent candi-
dacv.
80. Claudius G. Pendill is chosen
vice-commander of American Legion at
national convention in session at Cleve-
land.-Police declare they have wit
ness to state Frank Lang was in New
Majestic theatre on night of murder
of Charles Pacini-Henry Robinson,
president Of Kenosha Police and Fire
commission declines to call special
meeting to consider charges made by
Lang against members Of police de-
partment- Republicans form Mccoy
for Governor" club.-Marriag of Miss
Lydia Petske and DR.. Loepert.
80. Damage suits for trial at Octo-
Der term of circuit coart pour into
clerks ofice.-Elks' initiate twenty-five
candidates in notable ceremony First
enrolment for night schools. The
American Legion presents first season
lyceum attraction at Coliseum.
OCTOBER
1. Kenosha union carpenters "stand