The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25

4 claim has been filed in the cir
cult court by Nilsson Brothers of Chi
cago against the Dayton hotel, seeking
to clear up the status OF $10,850 worth
Of materials used in the building. The
suit arises out of the tangle caused
by the fact that the general contractor
withdrew. The hotel company has
put up a bond in connection with the
suit.
William Hall; TIA Pleasant street,
and Fabian Radowich, 1016 Garden
street, both driving cars, collided at
the intersection of Third and Garden
street Friday at $3.50 p. m. Hall was
driving a Ford roadster north on
Third and about to turn west into
Garden street, when Rodowich, driv-
ing Chandler, collided with him and
also with Jeffrey which was park
ed at the corner.
William Walton, 645 Fleet street,
driving a Buick sedan south on How
land avenue Sunday at p. m, collid-
ed with a Nash touring car which
was being driven north on Rowland
avenue by J. L. Holly, 1921 Salem
avenue. Walton was on the wrong
side of the street, according to the
report, he said that he had run into
the curb on the east side to avoid
striking three parked cars on the
west side of Rowland avenue.
A collision took place on the Lake
Shore road in front of st. GATHERINGS
hospital Saturday at 11:40 p. M, when
a Ford touring car driven north on
Milwaukee avenue, by Ray Bartels of
Milwaukee, collided with a Jeffrey
car which was being driven south by
L. NJ. Squirting of Chicago. Accord
ing to the report the Ford struck the
Jeffery which swerved in front of an
oldsmobile which was being driven
south by L. F. Squirting, also of Chi
cago All three cars were damaged
and traffic was tied up for about
fifteen minutes.
John w. Phaelen of Harvard, ILL.,,
was injured Saturday at p. M, at
the intersection of Sheridan road and
Nash avenue, when he was crossing
the street on foot and was struck by
an automobile driven by Edward T.
Leonard of Winnetka, III. Phaelen
was walking west across the road and
walked into the rear fender of Leo
nard's car which was being driven
south on Sheridan road. Leonard
stopped his car within ten feet.
Phaelen was taken to the Kenosha
hospital where it was found that he
was bruised about the head and body,
but otherwise uninjured.
The case against Charles Biskofski,
951 Grand avenue, arrested by Ser
geant Meissner and Detective Chase
for sale and possession of moonshine,
was dismissed this morning in the mu-
nicipal court. Meissner told the judge
that they had no more evidence than
in a similar case which was dismissed
after hearing, that is, they had only
the testimony of a witness, that he
had 'smelled" moonshine. The wit
ness was not a police officer.
The following pleaded guilty to the
charge of disorderly conduct in the
municipal court this morning: Leon
ard Marek, 452 Fremont avenue, noisy
on the street Sunday at 11:55 p. m.
Fined SO and costs; Louis Miller, 594
Edward street, Joe Bartelo, 573 Middle
street, and Lloyd Bonn, 454 Grant
street, all arrested by Police Officer
Ambelang for fighting at the German
American Home Sunday at 11:16 p. M,
each fined SO and costs; Eugene Filice,
TO South Pleasant street, and Toney
De Range 227 North Edward street,
arrested by Police officer Riley for
fighting Sunday at 1915 p. M, at the
corner of Pleasant and Strong street.
Filice was fined So and costs, De
Range SIS and costs.