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

NOVEMBER
1. Railroad Commission DEGREES
seven cent fare on local streetcars to
be effective at once.-Mystery sur
rounds the firing of two shots at Hotel
Ortiz which occupants say is acciden-
! tal.-Thieves make rich haul of $500
at American Brass boarding house get
away -day-Big Illinois syndicate gets
lease on Jos. A. Pitts store for depart
ment store.-Work is started on new
Algonquin" Death Of Mrs. Emma
Tredup. in school circles
when High School students commit
second vandalism in spirit Of retalia-
! tion.-Councilmen favor fighting seven
cent fare.-First Main street bridge
bonds sold to First National bank
| Formal DISARMAMENT of Kenosha Coun-
/ ty Equal Suffrage League.
2. Death summons William Wells,
pioneer.-Oscar w. Taylor dies in Flor
ida.-Kenosha County polls biggest
vote in national, state and county cleo
tion.-Five Guardsmen summoned for
court MARTIAL Boycott Election" pro-
paganda of Communist party is spread
Great mobs turn out for "News cleo
ton returns.
8. Election returns show that Re-
publicans land every Office on party
ticket.-Rumor buzzes that Lang trial
will not come ofP.-Masons celebrate
Past Masters night.-Slater announces
| thoL ~ Ivy Gob4 Fo~
] Sudden death of Miss C. Shinnick-
Mrs. Cafferty killed at Silverlake by
500 train.-School board tell prank
sters to face judge.
4. City officials make investigation
into "suit case" liquor trafic.-Right
to Office as county surveyor of Orlen
Lewis is under fire.-Marriage of Miss
Mabel Irene Rooney and Memo Holli-
ster and Miss Rose Schackmuth and
David Rivers.-Death Of Miss Sarah
Hannan.-Ray Edwards is a victim of
mysterious shooting on West side
Death of Miles c. O'Neil.-Kenosha
artists score in Swedish Baptist Con-
cert.-New Court house building goes
over to new board.-Surprise marriage
Of Miss Stella Sheperd and Deputy
Sheriff Otto.
5. District Attorney Fisher issues
subpoenas in Lang case.-New sensa-
tion rocks schools when announcement
is made that two teachers are to be
discharged for visiting questionable re-
sorts-Bold automobile bandits hold
up saloon Of Stanley Jocious and Geo.
Kagenske on Ridge street securing
more than $900.-Z. G. Simmons given
biggest vote as presidential elector.-
Judge Belden dismissed the Kuechler
case as Chiropractor Volgman was not
liable under the state Iaws.-Exhibit
| of flowers and vegetables of Henry S.
Cooper's "Dunmovin" gardens take first
prizes at Lake Geneva fair.-Death of
Albert Thurman, ex-service man in
Chicago military hospital.
6. James "Hippo" Vaughn, premier
Cub pitcher, is sued for divorce-Ru-
mors that teacher scandal" may grow
and other teachers may walk the plank.
Attorneys for Lang seek to bar the
! confessions for Pacini murder from
| jury.-K. H. S. pranksters still waiting
for the SAKE to fall" in vandalism af-
fair.-Burglars loot new shoestore of
S. Stern and secure $4,000 booty
William Thompson named president of
Racine-Kenosha county Beet Growers
Association.
Z. Albert Larson accidentally shot
while hunting. Daredevil" Charles
Hopkins falls to death from para
chute drop at Beloit.
8. Opening session Of Lang trial in
circuit court marked by examination
Of jurors. -Prankster on "green car
pet" before committees and self-im-
posed punishment melted out-Printers
of three cities meet for banquet at
Elks'.
8. Annual report of Assessor Stew
ems shows that the valuation Of all
city property is 1891, 725.0G-Coun-
ty Surveyor Lewis brings fire
works to county board meeting in re-
gard to his qualifying for the office
Circuit court in executive session in
Lang trial decided the competency by
the evidence alleged to have been OBJ
tanned under duress-School Board
rings down curtain on Teacher dis
turbance".-Frank Mathews, former
city clerk and pioneer called by death
10. Mr. and Mrs. H. Marcuson, for
mer Kenoshans, killed by train as they
were returning from visit here-School
board accepts self-imposed punishment
of High School pranksters- Surveyor
Lewis relinquishes rights to Office
Nuptials Of Miss Madeline Marx and
4 George Hermann.-Death Of Wendolin
Dagenbach, pioneer cigarmake~-$2,-
10000 trunk robbery at Maple House.
Retailers elect Harry Bruner as pres
ident Of organization.
II. Kenosha observes Armis'ice Day
4 with silent tribute at HOO a. M
Crusader Scholey ass state prohibition
officer Bloodgood to aid in cleanup
Wis. Gas and Electric Co. asks new
rights to lay temporary tracks to aid
north side trafic.-Belden admits Lang
confession to jury and hearing Of evil
dence is resumed. George Whyte
elected president Of Service League
Brighton board cleans up town of all
slot machines on ten minutes notice
Legion stages big Victory ball.
! II. Kenosha advances to 10th place
4 in list Of u. S. cities with 80 pei cent
/ increase has first touch Of real
winter-Scholey secures more white
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