Cermak in a sentence

They were a little older than us, and they used to hang out at Wall of Fame, which is the dedication to all the best graffiti writers at the time, which was under the Cermak viaduct.

Around 7:45 p.m., a 27-year-old woman was walking with a friend in the 100 block of West Cermak Road when they saw a black vehicle driving by and heard gunfire they thought were fireworks, officials said.

At his neighborhood Cermak Produce, he slipped on a wet floor and tore a meniscus, which took him out of action for about six months.

Cermak Eisenkraft Gallery has a knack for championing artists whose work blends bold aesthetic sensibility with a radical edge—names like Jan Zrzavý, Zdeněk Sýkora, Theodor Pištěk and Jan Kubíček are frequent favorites.

Two men are accused of beating a 20-year-old delivery driver and stealing his e-bike Dec. 22 on a CTA Red Line train between 35th Street and Cermak Road on the South Side.

About 1:50 a.m. he was riding a train in the 100 block of West Cermak Road when a man sitting across from him stabbed him in the face with a knife, causing a laceration, Chicago police said.

May also said Divvy service will not be available during the restricted hours, from North Avenue to Ashland Avenue and Cermak Road.

A 37-year-old man was shot in the forearm and suffered a graze wound to his finger when he was walking in the 4300 block of West Cermak, police said.

Police said Jimez-Martinez was last seen on the 2800 block of Cermak Road on Oct. 31.

That same year, voters ousted Mayor Thompson in favor of a reform candidate, Anton Cermak.

The fact is, Washington’s credentials for this office exceed those of Byrne, Bilandic, Richard J. Daley, Martin Kennelly, Ed Kelly, Anton Cermak and most of the others who had held the office of mayor of Chicago.

Cermak replied by saying, "He doesn't like my name.

Cermak's political and organizational skills helped create one of the most powerful political organizations of his day.

Cermak's victory finished Thompson as a political power and largely ended the Republican Party's power in Chicago; indeed, all the mayors of Chicago since 1931 have been members of the Democratic Party.

Cermak was obliged to meet President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt to 'mend fences' and get money to fund essential city services.

Further, there was a made-for-TV movie, The Gun of Zangara, about Cermak's assassination.

He misses Roosevelt and accidentally kills Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak instead.

Mayor For nearly his entire administration, Cermak had to deal with a major tax revolt.

Much to Cermak's dismay, it successfully slowed down the collection of real estate taxes through litigation and promoting refusal to pay.

Smith, page 297. In addition to Cermak, Zangara hit four other people, one of whom, a woman, also died of her injuries.