Wood Draws Fine Crowd in DeKalb Campaign Tour
General Leonard Wood drew large crowds in Sycamore and DeKalb as his special train paused for speeches. Attorn ey Saulsbury and J J H Lee spoke, praising Wood’s military style and urging practical policy, with Wood highlighting reform in government, agriculture, and foreign affairs. He avoided direct criticism of the current administration while addressing issues of preparedness and national leadership.
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Time on Strike Looms As Justice Dept Debates Action
Washington officials weighed whether to use a federal injunction under the Lever Act to halt unauthorized strikes. Assistant Attorney General Ames said no public statement would be issued as prosecutors awaited district reports. Government officials also eyed a railroad transport board under the Ed-Cummins law to curb the strike and protect perishables shipments.
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New Navy Reorganization Mapped By Senate Panel
Washington April 10 a Senate naval affairs sub committee said it will study a complete reorganization of the navy. The group backed by Pittman and Trammell plans to file a protest over authority to expand the probe. If approved by the full committee a sweeping program for enlarging and reorganizing the navy will be presented to Congress.
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Florida
Melrose Park fund reaches large figure
The Melrose Park fund has jumped to 149.50 dollars. Donations will be sent soon and contributors should left the money with Ployd Crego at the First National Bank.
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First National Bank
Ill at the Boyle Home Ralph Countryman News Notes
Ralph Countryman, seriously ill at his Malta home, has been brought to John Boyle's home. Doctors say the illness stems from overwork and may not be serious. recovery expected. Mention of Charles Ray "The Hick" and Fatty Arbuckle "The Hayseed" appears in the same item.
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New Fight in Senate Over Peace Resolution
Washington April date reports a renewed Senate clash as Lodge signals quick committee action on a House peace resolution. Republicans plan mild reservations and opposition if Democrats vote solidly against. Debates will examine constitutionality and cite French intervention in Ruhr to critique the League of Nations, with party lines firm.
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Normal School Frolic Draws Big Audience
An entertaining school event at the Normal gym drew over three hundred parents and friends. Fifth graders performed folk dances while older grades did gymnastic routines, dodge ball, jelly vane, and captain ball. A high jump by Helen Burke impressed the audience but she did not win top honors due to limited entries. High scoring girls included Louise Tyler and Catherine Vanderbeek. boys listed include William Hunt and Steven Bangs, with Miss Jessies Foster directing.
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Work Underway at Clark Orchestra Roll Plant
Construction proceeds on the Clark Orchestra Roll plant building with partitions removed and cleanup planned to remove lime and plaster dust from machinery. Weather outlook for Illinois calls for increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures with showers expected Sunday, a Sunday special chicken dinner at Hotel Glidden.
Trembling Hour Headline at Star Universal Tonight
The Trembling Howe is the principal attraction at the Star Universal tonight. Kenneth Harlan delivers convincing work, with Helen Jerome Eddy supporting well. The film is praised as technically perfect for a screen story and gripping from start to finish.
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Switches and Sit At New Armory Vaudeville Show
Vaudeville bills feature James Aubrey in Switches and Sit with two reel Bic Vial comedies. Continuous performances at New Armory from 7:15 to 9:45 with acts Prizina Episode No. 1 and Hands Up. Adult price 25 cents, children 15 cents. Special music by the orchestra.
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Young mother dies from lockjaw at city hospital
Mrs Bernard McCarthy, wife of Bernard McCarthy, died this afternoon from tetanus. She had stepped on a nail about a year ago, though no ongoing injury was found. Her brother and sister arrived from Morrison to be with her. she leaves an eight month old baby. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Stone Signs With Local Team For Season Debut
The DeKal team announces Fred Stone has been tied again for the season. Stone showed a strong performance last season and is solid at first base. Six players have signed contracts to join the team this year, with three more still to be obtained.
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Donations for Clock Fund Now Payable
The Memorial Clock fund asks all subscriptions be paid promptly to Henry Rolfe at the First National Bank. Donors are urged to contribute before the minstrel show to enable an immediate fund report after the stew.
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Lis
Embargo Lifts on Express at Local Office
Embargo off on express at local office as perishables arrive in large quantities. Cheese is being distributed to the city by the same route while the office resumes normal operations after fluctuating embargo status days.
Mrs Toenniges Taken Very Sudden at Meeting
Mrs Toenniges, present at the Parents Teachers meeting at the Golden school, suffered a sudden heart trouble yesterday afternoon. A physician diagnosed a heart affliction and she was moved to the home of Mrs M D Shipman, where she is resting ratherUncomfortably today.
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Gldden School
M. D. Shipman
Odd Fellowsmark 101st Anniversary and District Convention in DeKalb
The Odd Fellows of this city plan their 101st anniversary on April 29 with a district convention to be held the same day at the Armory. Noted speakers include Ob Blood, past grand master, and Judge Adam Cliffe. evening ball to follow, with lodges from St Charles, Aurora, Belvidere, Rockford and Elgin attending. The event promises a large turnout and unique program.
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Kitchen Improves After Paralysis Attack in Congress
Washington April 1 Claude Kitchen Democratic leader in Congress who suffered a stroke yesterday was much improved today per his physician. The incident marks a sudden health scare for a key House figure as lawmakers await updates on his condition.
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Good Vote For Election To School Board
The article notes a school board election with a regular ticket headed by Justice HW McEwen Theodore Anderson and Clyde Lyon. Some ballots include Ray Hunt S L Anderson and F J Whitgrove though all three declined the race. Polls closed at four with 150 votes cast by three o clock.
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Police Chief Shot Down by Storekeeper in Livingstone
Otto Loebe chief of police was seriously wounded in a Livingstone incident. Louis Podeska owner of a Granite City refreshment store was charged with the shooting after a dispute over paying the city license. Authorities report the altercation escalated to gunfire with Loebe receiving two wounds.
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Bids Opened for Welfare Building by American Steel and Wire
Bids are being received for the construction of a new welfare building by the American Steel and Wire Company. The contract will likely be awarded soon to a bidder. The building will cover all employee interests and be among the finest in the state.
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Tire Buikding
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Bakery Equipment Removed From City Store
The bakery outfit was moved out and taken away. Machinery used by Maleret Waking company was fest ing tayved out shin afternoon and the stove will be vacated by night. The federal bakery went in. The 9 cum was thet they had to close the store to this city. As it is a very good location he store will probably not be waeant very long.
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Beth Enda
Thursday Last Time For Tax Payers Here
Next Thursday is the final deadline for taxpayers to pay their taxes and avoid penalties. Those who fail to settle will face fines and penalties in Sycamore plus additional charges for nonpayment.
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Sycamore
France pledges allied consent on future peace terms
In a reply to Britain over French occupation of Rhine cities Premier Millerand asserts France will seek allied consent on all peace treaty questions. He cites Germany's failure to meet Versailles terms and pledges concert with England on key issues affecting Russia the Balkans Aegean Minor and the treaty's execution.
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Lowden Praised At DeKalb Gathering
Enthusiastic audience at the Prin cess theater backs Governor Lowden for president. Judge Cliffe urges DeKalb voters to register next Tuesday, praising Lowden’s business leadership and predicted a near unanimous local vote. Alice Thompson promotes Lowden’s campaign and cites tax relief and state improvements, while others commending his road and governance reforms.
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Carlsons Better Today After Week-Old Crash
Word from Kenosha hospital says Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carlson are recovering well from a serious accident last Sunday. If progress continues they may return home next week. The couple escaped death in the crash and are fortunate to be alive.
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Brother in law of magistrate dies in Chicare home
Roe Tunkeron, brother in law of magistrate, died today at his Chicare home at five o clock. He had been ill for some time and was not expected to live past Friday. Mr. Glidden of this city will come this afternoon to attend the funeral. The funeral will be held tomorrow.
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Local Office Receives Perishable Goods From Chicago
The local office reports a temporary easing of the embargo on perishables, with Chicago shipments resuming after a brief halt. Earlier notices suggested no further perishable goods would arrive, but the situation has changed for a few days.
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Pythians to Hear Brother Talk at Sunday Church Meeting
The Knights of Pythias will gather for a Sunday service at the Methodist church, a yearly tradition. Dr Evans, a longtime member in the lodge, will deliver the sermon as all available Knights are urged to attend.
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Elks and Knights duel to decide cribbage merit
The Elks and the Knights of Pythias meet at the Elks hall tonight to play a decisive cribbage tie. Both lodges field their best card players in a contest that will determine whether the Elks tie or the Knights win the majority of games.
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Masons Hold Meeting Here With Two New Initiates
The Royal Arch Masons Lodge met last evening and initiated two new candidates with the usual rites and ceremonies. The event proceeded through the customary forms signaling a routine lodge gathering.
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Royal Arch Masons Lodge
Interchurch World Conference Meetings a Strong Run
Afternoon and evening sessions drew large crowds with county chairmen Rev J P Janess Rev W Webster F T Hanscom and Rev L Thompson delivering talks. Rev Morven outlined canvassing in the county while Mrs Burlingame spoke on cooperation. Rev Brard Yard and J Stanley Brown shared findings on home and foreign surveys.
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Uinckley
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Sycamore
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Waterman
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Babes Burn in Blaze at Rockford Home
Two young children Peart five and Robert two, parcels of the Miller family, perished in a house fire that consumed the Glenwood suburb home. Mrs. Miller, injured severely, sought help at a neighbor’s house and remains hospitalized. Rockford residents gather funds for the devastated family.
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Bolsheviks Concentrate for Crimea Assault Report
A Constantinople dispatch says Bolshevik forces are gathering for an attack on Perekop in the Crimea and Soviet troops are concentrating heavy artillery before Kerch. The report comes amid heightened tensions in the region.
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Buck Jones Stars in The Last Straw at Star Theater
The Last Straw, Harold Th tun tale of frontier danger, debuts with Buck Jones under William Fox at Star theater Monday next. Also featured is Tom Mix in The Law North of 65, a standout western tomorrow night.
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William Fox
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Tom Mix
Strike Unsettled In Midwest Rail Yard Walkout
Cleveland dispatch reports 400 yardmen quitting Linndale yards at two pm. Other yards see workers leaving after a favorable strike vote. Embargoes on rail traffic likely one hour after walkout completes as nationwide strike spreads with thousands idle and food prices rising amid shortages.
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