The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-23

oscar Green, Racine, operating CdA
with no headlights, was fined 81 and
costs in the municipal court Monday.
Ben Kraemer, 1853 Milwaukee avenue,
arrested for violating the arterial
highway ordinance, was fined 81 and
costs Monday in court.
Anton Kemen, s15 Grand avenue, ar
rested for speeding by Police Officer
Reynolds, was fined $40 and costs on
| Monday in the municipal court on his
plea of guilty.
Representatives Of the various fac
tories in Kenosha met at the Elks'
club this noon to discuss the local
exhibits at the industrial exhibition
at the State Fair this year. Booths
were assigned, and details were
planned.
The following were arrested by the
police for intoxication and fined in the
municipal court on Monday. Charles
Delcore, David Clark, Mike Sitarzew-
ski, Ernest Bauer, Harry Harrington,
Paul Carney, Harold Blindert, oliver
Craft and William Greenhagh
Merio Gastalei, so8 Park street, was
arrested by Police Officer Cunningham
on the charge of disorderly conduct
for fighting at the circus grounds,
corner of Exchange and Wisconsin
street. He pleaded not guilty Monday
and the case was continued to July
%, $500 a. m.
AL Linlich, Great Lakes, ILL.,, was
arrested by Detectives McCluskey and
Chase on Sunday evening for operat-
ing an automobile without a license.
The automobile was left at the city
hall in lieu of bonds for their ap-
pearance in court Monday, but they did
not appear during the morning session.
The hearing in the paddock injunc-
ton case Of Domenico and Josephine
| PERI whose property was ordered
closed by Judge E. B. Belden on COM
plant of District Attorney Lewis Pow
ell, acting as United States attorney,
was set for two o'clock this afternoon
after it had been agreed to be heard
| this morning.
! Malcolm James Whyte, the seven
months-old son of Mr.. and. Mrs. Rob-
| ert B. Whyte, died at the home OF
his parents, 706 Adams street, Mon
day afternoon after short illness
The funeral services will be held from
the home at two o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Interment viii be made
| in the Pine View cemetery.
Kenosha county is to be one Of
thirty-three counties in the state in
which field agents Of the state board
of control will begin collecting ma
terial for the survey of probation
work which is being sponsored by the
National Probation association, the
American Social Hygiene association
and the board of control
j. Rasmussen and Son, to whom
contracts for city paving were let
have installed thdir large concrete
mixers and are ready to begin laying
the concrete base on Grant street, as
the first street to be completed in this
years schedule. Within another week
work will be started on Warren aven-
ne, with second concrete mixer.
Charles Chazartwicz, of Kenosha
who contributed more than his shar'
| to a tie-up on the Lake Shore roac
just south of Racine on Sunday nigh
when six cars skidded into the ditch
was arraigned in municipal court il
Racine yesterday on charge of reck
less driving. His case is set 70,
for Wednesday. According to the Ra
cine deputy sheriff, the Kenoshan pai'
no attention to the attempts to stol
traffic at the scene Of an accident
passed four cars, forced a lady by
stander to seek refuge in a mudd!
ditch, hit one of the stalled machine:
and finally came to halt on q rail
way track.
The board of education meets il
special session in the school admins
tration building on Sheridan road a
eight o'clock this evening. Contracts
Tor the decorative work in the nev
high school auditorium will be let a
this time. The sketches submitted b!
artists will be on display in the room
J, and anyone may come to inspect them
| Tire American Legion meets for it: