John J. Boss was a 33-year old Oak Park Police Officer.
Motorcycle Officer Boss was killed while chasing a speeding taxicab.
He had served for several years on the police department before volunteering for military duty in World War I. Upon his return to Oak Park, on the recommendation of the chief and his staff, he was reappointed to the police department.
Officer Boss was survived by a sister and three brothers.
Motorcycle Officer Boss was killed while chasing a speeding taxicab.
He had served for several years on the police department before volunteering for military duty in World War I. Upon his return to Oak Park, on the recommendation of the chief and his staff, he was reappointed to the police department.
Officer Boss was survived by a sister and three brothers.
John J. Boss was a 33-year old Oak Park Police Officer.
Motorcycle Officer Boss was killed while chasing a speeding taxicab.
He had served for several years on the police department before volunteering for military duty in World War I. Upon his return to Oak Park, on the recommendation of the chief and his staff, he was reappointed to the police department.
Officer Boss was survived by a sister and three brothers.
Motorcycle Officer Boss was killed while chasing a speeding taxicab.
He had served for several years on the police department before volunteering for military duty in World War I. Upon his return to Oak Park, on the recommendation of the chief and his staff, he was reappointed to the police department.
Officer Boss was survived by a sister and three brothers.
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