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Spaid, Eugene |
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Newspaper article about Elfrieda Knaak case in Chicago Daily News. See also Charles Hitchcock.
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An audio tape interview with Ed Muto - In 1983 Catherine Shively interviewed several longtime Lake Bluff residents using an audio tape recorder. This interview is with Ed Muto
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An audio tape interview with Henry Spruth - In 1983 Catherine Shively interviewed several longtime Lake Bluff residents using an audio tape recorder. This interview is with Henry Spruth
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A Salute to Heroes - This newsletter includes the history of how Lake Bluff got its police and fire departments.
A Salute to Our Heroes
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Ask 2 Resign at Lake Bluff - Newspaper clipping from the Waukegan News-Sun titled "Ask 2 Resign at Lake Bluff" which details that the Village Board demanded the resignation of two veteran city officials, Police Chief Eugene Spaid and Public Works Superintendent Adam Wachs, no reason was given.
Ask 2 Resign at Lake Bluff
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Clue of the Misfit Overcoat - Typed document titled "Clue of the Misfit Overcoat It Served to Betray A Murderous Ingrate", telling short stories that feature Chief of Police Spaid, written by Martin Fiske.
Short Story
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Cruising Through The Years - Promotion of the annual Auto Show including facts of the communities early acquisition of automobiles. Description of the 2015 Arts Festival.
Crusing through the years
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Eugene Spaid and Marshall Rosenhagen - Photograph of Chief Eugene Spaid on left and Marshall Barney Rosenhagen on the right inspecting the hair fibers from Elfrieda Grace Knaak on Nov. 1, 1928.
Chief Eugene Spaid (L) and Marshall Benard Rosenhagen 1928
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Eugene Spaid on his motorcycle - Eugene Spaid on his Henderson motorcycle
Eugene Spaid on his motorcycle
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Lake Bluff Fire Department 1929 - October 1929 Lake Forester showing the Lake Bluff Fire Department with trucks, motorcycle and firemen in front of Village Hall (former fire station). The caption mentions the new chemical truck and the large pumper with a capacity of 450 gallons a minute.
Lake Bluff Fire Department 1929
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Lake Bluff Fire Fighters Village Hall Policeman - Black & White photograph of the Village's police and fire vehicles. This photograph was also enlarged and used in the Vliet museum's exhibits. A note on back of card states that the motorcycle was the Villages first motorized vehicle. Before 1929 the Police Dept. used a bicycle. The policeman on the motorcycle is Eugene Spaid and the firefighter in the white coat and fire hat is Chief Charles Helming.
Postcard #160 Lake Bluff Fire Fighters
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Lake Bluff Villager - William Biesel and family moved from 711 East Prospect Avenue to the house at 548 East Scranton Avenue. There was discussion concerning the acquisition by the Park Board of a part of the Gurnee property on Sheridan Road, the last remaining parcel of land necessary to the completion of the Sheridan road park plan.
Lake Bluff Villager
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LB Volunteer Fire Department - Photo of Lake Bluff Volunteer Fire Department
Photo 2025
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Robert Bieger Application for License - Application for License pursuant to "an ordinance related to alcoholic liquors", passed and approved in 1934. Applicant: Robert Bieger
Doc 3367
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Seek Furnace Death Secret at Inquest - A copy of the Chicago Evening American article on the Furnace Mystery.
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Who Really Killed Elfrieda Knaack? - Article clipped from the November 27th, 2016 Chicago Tribune out of the Chicago Flashback section. The article resurfaced the Elfrieda Knaak mystery; bringing up the confusing stories, clues, facts, and bizarre statements that keeps the Elfrieda Knaak mystery interesting to this day.
Who Really Killed Elfrieda Knaack
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