Wood to Speak in DeKalb on April 10 Morning Visit
General Leonard Wood Republican presidential candidate will speak in DeKalb on Saturday April 10 from 8:50 to 9:00 AM, arriving by automobile after a stop in Sycamore, then leaving for Geneva. The event follows his Chicago address and marks a statewide tour ending with strong support in Illinois primaries.
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DeKalb
Leonard Wood
Sycamore
Geneva
General Wood
Frank Lowden
Wood
Big Double Bill at Star Tonight with Four Entertainments
Star presents a big double bill headlined by Hale Hamilton in In His Brother's Place a five act drama with twists and surprises. Harold Lloyd stars in Captain Kidds Kids a two reel comedy. Also showing Their Musical Suit cartoon by Bud Fisher. Performances at 7 00 and 9 00. Prices adults 20 cents children 1 cent.
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Baby
Hale Hamilton
Harold Lloyd
Captain Kidd
Matt
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Fisher
Many Strikes In Progress On The Railroads
Minor strikes of railway employees were reported across the middle west. Three thousand Pennsylvania Railroad workers at Fort Wayne Indiana walked out yesterday. One hundred switchmen and switch tenders of the M and S P demanded a 50 percent raise. Reports that Rock Island lines had voted to strike Sunday night were denied.
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Unites Tree
Chicago
Middle West
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rock Island
Wilson Name Removed From Georgia Ballot
President Wilson's name was initially on the Georgia Democratic presidential primary ballot. Secretary Hiram Gardner announced that several petition signers withdrew, eliminating Wilson from the ballot at the last minute.
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United Rear
Wilson
Georgia
Hiram Gardner
Democratic State Executive Committee
Warships to Belfast and Irish unrest drive UK policy
London reports British warships reaching Belfast amid fears of an Easter uprising and Sinn Fein prisoner transfers. Irish incidents include raids on Clonoulty barracks and Kilkenny arrests, while Lloyd George cabinet reshuffles spark Irish program assurances. Dublin reacts to home rule bill with protests and accusations of surrendering Ireland to anarchy. Special notices announce a Sunday chicken dinner and a Legion smoker at Jarboe's Hall.
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London
England
Belfast
Evening News
Sinn Fein
Clonoulty
Ireland
Kilkenny
Homer Greenwood
Leeland
Ministe Lloyd George
Ian McPherson
Toiey
Genral Neville McReady
Tan McPherson
Lioyd George
McPherson
Dublin
Thomas McCurtin
Ford Mingor
Cork
Saim Poiners
Treland
Empire
Irish Times
George Bill
Charles T McCurtin
Arthur Griffith
Lloyd Genree
Hon Ruty
Charlie Chaplin and Tom Mix Enter 1920s Screen Mix
Charlie Chaplin stars in The Jitney Elopement while Tom Mix headlines The Cyclone. The pair deliver silent era adventure and comedy as early 20th century cinema blends stunt work with vaudeville wit.
Rail workers plan appeal over wage dispute with rail executives
United Press reports 2,000,100 railroad workers will appeal to the Transportation Labor Board for wage increases totaling 1 billion dollars after a breakdown of joint wage talks. AFL leader Jewell accuses executives of violating Esch-Cummins act and refuses to proceed without public approval. Wilson not yet informed on personnel for the board.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Transportation Labor Board
White House
BE. T. Witter
Railroad Executive
Witter
Jewell
Palmer tells Congress that Packers Behave
In Washington April 2 Attorney General Palmer told the House Agriculture Committee that the government dissolution of the Big Five pact eliminates the Packers as a food price threat. He said the injunction lets the government sue violators, a step he deems a major advance in reducing prices, though he did not promise immediate relief. He criticized the prolonged investigation as yielding no real results.
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United Treas
Washington, D. C
Big Five
Genera Palmer
House Agricultural
Palmer
United States
Food supply for New York to be unharmed
United Press reports New York food stocks would remain unaffected if the latest railroad strike ended. J. J. Mantette, chair of the general managers committee, said after talks with railroad managers that the railways would keep ferries running to move essential foods to New York and sustain public distribution.
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New York
United Prese
N.Y
J. J. Mantette
Committee of General Managers
Arbitration Planned After Stockyards Wage Row
Federal Judge Als valer set next Monday as the hearing date for wage claims from live stock handlers at the stockyards in Chicago April 2. About 900 workers struck last week, nearly closing the market, and returned to work pending arbitration of their demands.
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Wnt Beeen
Chicago
Als Valer
Wanted Young Man to Learn Drug Business
Advertisement seeks a man over 16 to learn the drug trade with advancement and good pay. Apply to the Druggist care of Chronicle. Also notice that Helper's Union will host a home baking and miscellaneous sale Saturday afternoon at the Illinois Northern Utilities office.
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Chronicle
Helper’s Union
Illinois Northern Utilities Office
Easter Cantata by First Baptist Choir
Sonday afternoon at the First Baptist church the annual Easter service features the choir performing Marks Victory Divine cantata. Soloists Mrs Scott Peacock Dr LeBlanc and Elvin Carlson sing with Mrs B C Knodle on piano and an ensemble chorus of seven. The program promises tuneful music and well crafted effects for a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon.
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First Baptist Church
Victory Divine
Scott Peacock
Dr LeBlanc
Elvin Carlson
B. C.knodle
College Men Come Home for the Vacation
DeKalb colleges report spring vacations with several local students returning. Illinois University attendees include E. Lindgren B. Shaw E. Persson R. Corey and A. Bradi. Notre Dame attendees include B. Henaughan and J. Hope. Some are former service men and will be home for Monday night’s sogre.
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Tere
DeKalb
Ilinois University
E. Lindgren
B. Shaw
Persuson
R. Corey
A. Bradi
Notre Dame
B. Henaughan
J. Hope
CANDIDATES TO SCHOOL BOARD ARE ANNOUNCED
Three DeKalb citizens contest the township high school board seats for the April 10 election at the high school. T. W. McEwen Clyde Lyon and Theodore Anderson vie for terms two of which are long and one short. The current members will not run again.
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T. W. McEwen
Clyde Lyon
Theodore Anderson
Lyon
Judge McEwen
J. Anderson
DeKalb
Steel Concern Plans Baseball Team This Year
The American Steel & Wire Co announces plans for a baseball team this year. After years of a tentative effort, the steel company is set to form a squad promptly, with workers eager to compete and prove readiness.
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Steel Concern
West German districts quiet as peace returns plaguing revolt
Berlin reports from West Germany indicate continued success in government efforts to quell the revolt by peaceful popular actions. Much of the district was reported orderly. Officials reiterate conviction that complete order will soon be restored.
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Berlin
Germany
West Germany
New York Faces Waterfront Strike Threat to Food Supply
New York Citys food supply was threatened when harbor workers went on strike, halting harbor operations and disrupting railroad equipment movement. The disruption raised concerns over deliveries and regional supply chains as authorities sought a quick resolution.
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New York
N. Y
New York City
Wilson to Balk Peace May Stop It Then
Washington leaders in Congress doubt enough votes to pass the peace resolution over President Wilson's veto. The president signals he will not sign, delaying any legal peace until a senate approved treaty or revised terms emerge. Democrats plan attacks when the measure reaches the House with Homer Cummings accusing Republican leadership of moral incapacity.
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Congress
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House
Senate
Homer Cummings
Democratic National
Mrs Lundberg Returns From Kenosha Today
Mrs John Lundberg arrived back from Kenosha Wisconsin where she had stayed with her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Herbert Carlson. Carlson suffered multiple facial head injuries after a street car crash. Mrs Carlson and relatives remain with the patients at Kenosha hospital as they recover.
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Kenosha
Wis
Bay
Herbert Carlson
Kenosha Hospital
Carlson
Bert Osboe
Chicago
Kenoshi
Local man near miss as youths fire toward home
Casson of Syca More Road complains that several youths practice shooting near his residence. Bullets have broken windows and a bullet narrowly missed his head. He plans to prosecute if the shooters are found, urging safer behavior in the thickly settled area.
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Casson
Syca- More Road
M Cusson
Mother Topic Last Evening at Advent Christian Church
At Advent Christian Church last evening Rev Jos Crerelius spoke on the subject before an interested audience. Attendees praised mothers and credited their influence for guiding them in life. Meetings continue with a good turnout tonight and tomorrow, the topics being The Unpardonable Sin tonight and The Hour Has Come tomorrow evening.
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Our Mothers
Jos. Crerelius
Advent Christian Church
Mother
Tambor
Coal dealers to decide Monday on trial or bonds
About 13 coal dealers in Indianapolis were indicted on conspiracy charges in Indiana. Judge Gandis set Monday as the date to decide if they will fight pretrial proceedings or seek bond, determining whether trials proceed in Indiana or elsewhere.
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Chicago
Mdianapolis
Charces Trust
Indiana
Petra
Judce Gandis
Odd Fellows celebrate anniversary with district gathering
The Odd Fellows plan a public gathering at the local hall on April 28 with delegates from St. Charles Aurora Belvidere Rockford and Alpine present. An afternoon public meeting at the Armory precedes the evening hall event, a longtime flagship of the season with an anticipated strong program and social highlights.
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DeKalb urged to fund Melrose Park relief drive
The DeKalb Chronicle calls for local donations to aid Melrose Park after a deadly tornado. Cashier Floyd Crego at First National Bank had only $20 reported by 3 pm, and readers are urged to contribute, with a goal of many names on the subscription sheet to show community warmth.
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Melrose Park
Wagley
Floyd Crego
First National Bank
Chronicle
Crego
Carters Return To De Kalb To Make Home
From Ava Missouri comes the notice that Mr. and Mrs. D H Carter are returning to De Kalb to reside in the future after leaving Ava in 1906 to operate the Singleton Hotel and later farm south of town. They spent 14 years in Ava and are remembered as straight and honorable citizens with no known enemies, and the Journal’s editor extends best wishes as they depart.
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Ava
D. H. Carter
D. HH. Carter
D Kalb
Mr. Carter
Old Singleton Hotel
Clarke
Carter
Daniels Denies Calling Japan A Menace In Senate Testimony
Unite Press dispatch from Washington states Daniels denied telling the Senate Naval Affairs Committee that Japan’s Pacific naval moves menace the United States. He claimed he urged approval of a larger San Francisco naval base and a $10,000,000 appropriation.
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Unite Pressey
Washington, D. C
Seevivetary Daniels
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
Japan
Pacific
United States
Daniel
San Francis
Local Lad Has Operation At City Hospital
Edward Conlin a 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Conlin of Tiaish avenue was rushed to City Hospital this morning after sudden appendicitis. An operation was the only lifesaving measure and by 3 PM he remained in the operating room. Friends hope for good news as he recovers tomorrow.
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Edward Conlin
Sono
Ed Conlin
Tiaish Avenue
Express Situation Little Changed Despite Perishable Goods Outbreak
The express situation remains largely the same with minor perishables from Chicago. The Q R S continues dispatching rolls for distribution and keeps local expressmenbusy stopping frequently.
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Chicago
Ita
Rex the Man Who Knew Nev Aumo Tonight
A cryptic local note references Rex as a central figure in a surprise evening event. Isolated lines hint at a planned appearance or revelation aimed at the community audience. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Senate to Probe Causes of Sugar Rates
Washington April 2 Attorney General Palmer will be questioned next week by a senate sub committee over alleged sugar profiteering. A sugar committee meeting was held today to investigate charges involving Palmer George Zabriskie head of the sugar equalization board and several sugar refiners.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Palmer
George Zabriskie
Sugar Equalization J Board
Stock Yards to Resume Work Monday After Strike
Live stock handlers at the union stock yards resume work after strike. Workers voted to accept arbitration by federal arbiter Samuel Alsehu. All employees expelled during the strike were expected back by Monday.
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Unitedress
Chicago
Union
Samuel Alsehu
Soldier Bonus Bill Advanceed by House Ways and Means
United Press reports that Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee plan to report a soldiers bonus bill favorably this session. Democrats on the committee oppose, arguing the government cannot afford it now.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Welcome Home Late Vets Meeting in Washington
Washington April 2 A Ways and Means committee session may decide on soldier bonus funding with a one percent general sales tax as the favored revenue. An open American Legion meeting and a private homecoming at Jarboe's Hall will offer light fare, vaudeville, and a short talk by State Organizer W Q Setcliffe for veterans including sailors and marines.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Jarboe’s Hall
DeKalb
American Legion
W. Q. Setcliffe
Seteliffe
Jhim
Lane Approves Leasing of Coal Lands for Prospective Units
Washington April 2 Secretary of the interior Lane approved regulations for leasing government coal lands under the new oil and mineral leasing law. About fifty million acres are classified as containing coal with 40 000 more awaiting classification. Leases will cover units of 2560 acres with no more than one unit per person and will be offered by competitive bidding with a minimum five percent royalty. Prospects to uncover coal must pay royalties determined by the secretary.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Dalevier Lane
Oder
Miss Henrie Leads Five Symphony Girls at Majestic Bill
Florence Henrie, a past DeKalb resident, stars as leader of the Five Symphony Girls, a vaudeville act now touring St Louis Memphis and New Orleans. Beginning Monday they perform at the Majestic Theatre in Chicago with five pianos and one grand piano on stage.
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Florence Henrie
Wet
Five Symphony Girls
St Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Majestic Theatre
Chicago
DeKalb
Miss Henrie
Steel Garden Plots To Be Plowed For Workers
American Steel and Wire Co will again furnish land for worker garden plots this year. A large tract northwest of the north plant will be plowed and marked into square plots for men to cultivate, a popular provision for those lacking home garden space.
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American Steel & Wire Co
Chile Says It Will Settle Disputes Without Outside Help
Chile declares it will not accept outside intervention in the Chile Bolivia dispute or any other neighborly quarrel. The government informed American ambassador Joseph H. Shea that Chile has never accepted intervention and will not be bound by any power or coalition.
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United Prenet
San Diego
Chile
United States
Joseph H. Shea
Cortland to Host Fifth Lecture in Town Hall
Cortland residents anticipate the fifth lecture in the J course to be held at the Town Hall on An Fen aete. The event promises regional interest as organizers prepare details for attendees and speakers.
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Cortland
Yankees and Japs to Agree Upon Their Program
Tokio April 1. A cooperation program between Japanese and Americans was advocated by prominent Japanese and American missions in conference. The plan calls for joint capital to extend cable links between Orient and United States, exchange of college professors, a trade arbitration agency, and settlement of Japanese land ownership and emigration as it affects the United States.
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Ey Eee Aero
Ninety Bones Fund Aims To Buy A Talking Machine
Firemen of DeKalb advance a campaign to raise funds for a new talking machine to entertain the crew during off hours at the firehouse. The item, described as the department’s sole amusement, is backed by local citizens. Rex performs with Frank Keenan in Brothers Divided at the New Armory, with shows at 7:30 and 9:15.
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Ace Sul Mansagmoran
DeKalb
Rex
New Armory
Frank Keenan
Star presents Warner in The Man Who Turned White
Saturday cinema highlights feature H B Warner in The Man Who Turned White with Barbara Castleton in support. Audiences will also enjoy Sheriff Nell's Comeback from the Sunshine comedies. Matinee at 2 30. Evening shows begin after 7 15 with special Star music.
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H B.warner
Mr. Warner
Barbara Castleton
Nell
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