The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-01


prosecutor here, after arrest Satur-
day, that contracts he juggled in Mil
waukee as manager for the Coffield
Appliance company might have totalled
100000, but he got only $4,000, and
when he came to Seattle last winter
brought only $1,1O0 with him.
Mr., Wilcox, Sol South Chicago
street, informed the police Sunday at
s p. M, that Ford coupe has been
standing at the corner of Chicago and
South strests for two days. The keys
were in the car.
Joe Martinski, Chicago, driving a
Ford sedan south on Milwaukee ave-
nue. Sunday at 6:4O p. M, collided
with Steve Doner of Racine, who was
driving Ford. touring north on Mil
waukee avenue. Both cars were
damaged.
Gust Szczepinski, 662 Hastings ave-
nue., driving a Ford coupe south on
Milwaukee avenue Sunday at 4;30'
p. M, collided with Roy HARROW, 77s.
Prairie avenue. who was making a
turn on Milwaukee avenue to go
SNuSh. ne SOupS was OaHldSSN-
Albert Lencioni, 952 Salem avenue.
was fined So and costs today for
operating a car with one headlight.
Lencioni was driving a Ford roadster.
lighted with one kerosene lamp when
hew as arrested by Police Motorcycle
Officer Riley.
A Waukegan citizen called the Ke-
nosha police department Saturday
evening and asked them to be on the,
looking out of the window saw an auto
said, had held up a place in Wauke-
gan. He said the names were v.
Shamorian and Marion Lockbaum.
Nels Tinjum, Iowa, was arrested by
Police Officers Pecan and Fenske on
the charge Of malicious mischief
Sunday evening. Tinjum broke a win
dow at 38 North Main street, and
tried to break in a door at the same
address. Oscar Hagen, also of Iowa,
was arrested on the same charge.
Toney Glockner, 966 JENNIE street,
was arrested by the police Saturday
at 5:45 p. M, on the charge of indie
cent exposure. The man was stand
ing at window at the time of the Of
Tense. According to the report Of
neighbors he has repeatedly been
guilty of indecent exposure,
Firemen at the North Side engine
house, told Police Sergeant Kirsch
Sunday at 7:3O p. M, that they had a
small boy who was lost. Police Off
GERS Fenske and Reynolds found that
the boy lived at the corner of Charles
and Elizabeth street, and took him
home. He had been gone all day.
Mrs. Stanley Renik, 274 North Chi
cago street informed the police Sun
day at $40 p. m, that her five-year-
old daughter had attended the Butter
fly theatre in the afternoon and had
not returned home. She said that
she learned that the child's father
had met her and taken her away
somewhere. Renik and his wife are
separated.
The following automobiles have
been reported stolen: A Ford truck
from william Mueller, Jr., 321 Rice
avenue; Ford from E. Eugene Con-
Stable, 729 Pleasant street; a Cole
eight from Guy Eggers, 51S Edward
Ford runabout from William B. Hill,
Kenosha hotel.
Adolph Woydelko, West Grand ave-
nue., driving Ford touring car north
on Chicago street Saturday at p. M,
collided at the intersection Of Park
street, with H. c. Brown, of the Sim
mons fire station, Weydelko was
about to turn west into Park street,
and Brown was deiving a Studebaker
when they collided.
Kenosha and Kenosha county is in
terested in the hearing to be held by
the state railroad commission on next
Wednesday at Madison when the ques-
tion of grade crossing protection along
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railway lines will be discussed. The
action of the commission may have
bearing on grade crossings Of the COM
pany in Kenosha.
A collision occurred Saturday at
s D. M, at the intersection Of Mil
waukee acenue an North street, when
John Van Bogen, 420 Balm avenue,
driving an Oldsmobile touring car
south on Milwaukee avenue, collided
with Thomas Keegan, 586 Charles
street, driving Ford sedan. Keegan
was about to make a left-hand turn
into North street when the encounter
took place. Both cars were damaged.
Early Sunday morning just before
o'clock, someone threw paving
brick through the plate glass window
of the soft drink parlor at 500 Grand
avenue, breaking the glass which is
valued at 500. Mrs. Becker, who
lives upstairs, heard a noise and,
loking out Of the window saw an auto
mobile pull away. Lieut.. Rock and
Detective McCluskey investigated the
case.
G. Schmitt, 140s Grand avenue, re-
ported to the police department. Sun
day, that while he was driving his
Buick touring car north on Exchange
street, a Taxicab bearing the license
1878 D and driven south, passed an
other car and ran into him, damaging
both tenders of his car. The taxi
did not stop. The police found that
the license was issued for one Of
Cards taxicabs.
Madeline Jones, 42o Symmonds
street, driving a Chevrolet sedan, Sum
day, at 5:15 p. M, south on Sheridan
road, collided at the Intersection OK
Symmonds street, witt Joseph Kvel-
ton, Jr., Chicago, who was driving a
Cadillac sedan. The collision oc-
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