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

Randall and Louis Henrickson.
Members of Kalb family after esct
ing bolshevik peril arrive in Kenos
Census shows 2,171 vehicles ps
over Lake Shore road
u. Frank D. Roosevelt, vice-pre
Dental candidate on Democratic tick
campaigns in Kenosha. - Petitio
circulated asking that Rose Egan, Of
est pauper, be committed to state
stitution. Thousand Kenosha subscri
ers give consent to increased rates
Wisconsin Telephone company. K
nosha retail beverage dealers endor
Malcomn FAIR for member of assel
bly,. Marriage of Miss MargaT
Vollmer and George Sunderland.
10. Chief of Police o'Hare issu
orders to enforce new parking ordi
ancs. - Captain Dave Theleen Civ
orders to command flotilla in Turk
waters. Kenoshs Laundry sold
Charles Werner and Arthur Kohlma
Herman Starke prosecuted by Mi
Jeonette Vincent on assault and bate
charge based on midnight auto ride.
Captain Alexander injured wht
thrown from horse while at encam
ment at Camp Douglas.
Il. Petitions for widening of Ma
ket street to width of sixty-six fe,
from Main to Newell street are put
circulation. - Alderman Michael Dol
ahue called to attend Racine counc
meeting for discussion on buildin
of municipal gas plant. George l
Allen, director of American Brass CO
moves residence to Buffalo when bus
ness interests center there. - Count
Treasurer Blair receives state warraI
of $11 $4,000 for maintenance of cou1
ty roads. - Death Of John Orth, pic
neer Somers farmer. - Charles Pac
nj, local moving picture magnate, she
in midnight encounter with unknow
assailant. Local Spanish War Vet
Grams organize Camp Dewey chapter
Death of Mrs. Hattie Reiter.
Is. Charles Pacini dies at midnigh
from gunshot wound inflicted by un
known assassin. - Kenosha Poles cele
brate Gratitude Day" with solemn
parade - Four Chicago boys arreste
at Truesdell as suspects in Paeini cas-
jailed and unable to explain brokel
saws.
is. Dave Fogwell Every much alive
refutes rumor that he has been drown
ed at Boy Scout camp. Christ Ibsel
and family narrowly escape death whel
their surrey is struck by automobile
which kills horse. E.. C. Kostermal
resigns as assistant cashier at Citi
zens bank. Peter Rhode purchases
complete control Of Kenosha Motor
Sales. company. Death of Peter
Tremp, Pleasant Prairie farmer. -
Unknown man stages "stick-up" or
Ridge street. Police trace many
clews but make no arrests in connec-
ton with murder of Charles Pacini.
II. Senator Roy Wilcox, Republican
candidate for governor, makes cam.
paign speeches in Kenosha. - st. Mich
olas Church observes first anniversary
of it's establishment. Mrs. Millicent
Northway chosen as associate man-
aeer of Milwaukee county hospital at
Wauwautosa. - Annual report Of Will
lowbrook Sanitarium shows thirty
nine patients registered. - Marriage
of Miss Bertha latin and Joheph
Schoenbachler; Miss Elizabeth Drukten
and Joseph Pluto. - Death of Clifford
w. Klein, ex-soldier.
18. Chief of Police formally offers
reward of $500 for information lead
ing to arrest and conviction of Pacini
slayer. - Edward Thomey, Republican
candidate for county treasurer, dies
suddenly from brain lesion. - Repre-
sentatives of outside newspapers in
vestigating Pacini case cover Keno
sha with yellow trail. Marriage of
Miss Lena LuebIle and Frederick Ortiz;
Miss Mary niagara and Jasper Gen
tile; Miss Minnie Nelson and Louis
Nelson; Miss Rose Hackbarth and
Cornelius Kraak. Burglars invade
cars at Truesdell and secure $500
from section hands. Friends win
battle against deportation of Rose
Eagen when she is pronounced sane.
10. Funeral services for Charles
Pacini held at Holy Rosary Church. -
County clerk arrapges for double num-
Der of ballots to accommodate women
voters in primary election. - William
Carvin, Nash electrician, painfully in-
jured in accident at factory. - City
Assessor Stevens forecasts S7,000,000 in
real estate valuation. Governor
Phillip instructs Assistant Attorney
Gilman to investigate Pacini case. -
Death of Mrs. Frances Klipful. = Tom
Scott named district leader for Hard
ing Coolidge state clubs. Sheriff
Never. in name of state, demands per-
sonal property of Pacini. Death
of Mrs. Anna Meo.
20. Joseph Funck named administers
tor of Pacini estate valued at 100000.
Another carload of "booze', marked
as medicine, reaches Kenosha con-
signed to H. R. Gordon. Formal
charges demanding removal of Miss
Laura Hahn, probation officer, served
by Judge Tully. = Nathan GOrdoR's
saloon burglarized; secure $27.5o. -
Economy shore store opens on Main
street. - Mr. and Mrs. A. Apyan,
Armenian refugees, arrive in Kenosha.
81. Willard Welch, private secre-
tary to late Charles Pacini, released
from nights confinement in jail fully
exonerated. - w. W. Gilman, special
agent for Governor Philip, concluded
investigation in Pacini case and gives
"lie" to unauthentic rumors. - City
Attorney Slater sends communication
to railroad commission demanding