Telegraph Pictures By Wire Now Attract Attention
Readers in Dekalb are offered telegraphed photographs from Leishman Telegraphed Picture Service. Ray J. Leishman of Ogden Tennessee, 23, developed the system, transmitting images via coded telegrams to zone centers where they are printed for local papers. The service, commercial since September, claims rapid delivery and preserved detail, with growing subscriber interest at about 26 per month.
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Telegraph
Jules Verne
DeKalb
Sint
Chicago
Leishman
Ray J. Leishman
Ogden
Titan
Oglesby Urges Lowden for President in Illinois Rally
John G. Oglesby writes as Illinois Republican committeeman urging support for Governor Frank Lowden for president. He praises Lowden as a capable business leader and government engineer who can unite labor and capital and asks voters to rise to the opportunity on April 15 to nominate him.
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A. Anderson
DeKalb
Lowden
Washington
America
Neelh
Minois
Ilinois
John G. Oglesby
Tlinois
Wood Voters Service Appointment For Deane Lead
George Deane heads Wood votter automobile service to transport voters to and from polls. Call 1273 to arrange rides for the 113 participants in the Ladies Minstrels meeting tonight at Mrs Humphrey Jones apartment above Vaile and O Malley.
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George Deane
Wood Votter Automobile Service
Humphrey Jones
Vaile & O'Malley
Revolt Intensifies in Guatemala City Clash
Washington reports unionist forces seize Guatemala City from President Cabrera as gunfire erupts near key positions. United States marines land to guard the legation while Mexico tightens frontier defenses amid rising disorder and disrupted communications.
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Washington
J. C
Gatemala City
Cabrera
United States
State Department
Vinton McMillan
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Matamoros
San Jose
la Palma
Mexico City
Mexico
Great Norwegian Actress Brings Two Plays to DeKalb
Madame Boreny Hammer the renowned Norwegian actress arrives with a strong supporting company to perform Hedda Gabler and The Master Builder at the Normal School Auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday. DeKalb audiences may enjoy an unusually important theatre opportunity from this notable artist.
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DeKalb Theatre
Pnnk
Scandal in Building Contracts in World War Cantonments
Washington April 12 report to the House by the War Department expenditures committee says criminal prosecution by the justice department and recovery of 75,100,000 are sought for alleged fraud waste and extravagance in cost-plus contracts for building 16 national army cantonments. The majority blames Secretary Baker and cites A Bentley & Son for 169,372.79 in illegal payments with losses claimed across Camp Lee Dodge Custer and other camps.
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United Tyas
Washington, D.C
Department of Justice
National Army
House
War Department
McKenzie
Illinois
McCullough
Ohio
Doremus
Camp Lee
Dodge
Camp Custer
OSG
Taylor
Tah
Congregational Church Plans New Stereopticon Machine
The Congregational church plans to install a stereopticon projector soon to aid the work of its urgent departments. The change aims to streamline church operations and enhance presentations for parish activities.
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Congregational Church
Dandy Vaudeville Tonight at the New Armory Theatre
The Carsello Trio and a musical net perform alongside Ardell and Tracey, the Spanish operata cast, Brimtul comedy and songs. Showtimes listed as 7:20 and 9:00 with varied acts including scenery and costumes.
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Carsello
Douglas Family
Springs
Heather
Shamree Ardell
Tracey
Rose of Spain
Fox News
New Armory Theater
Eee
Strikes Spread as Workers Return in Midwest and West
The Chicago dated report notes strikers at Fort Wayne Akron Kent Saginaw Battle Creek and Santa Fe began returning to work while others refused to join the outlaw strike. In St Louis locomotive engineers stayed on the job and the Omaha outlaw union disbanded amid improving food conditions. Transportation and fuel shortages challenge mills and rail yards across multiple states as union leaders decide mediation or unified action.
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Dattress
Chicago
Ft. Wayne
Akron
Kent
Ohio
Saginaw and
Battle Creek
Mich
Santa Fe
Ill
General Railroad Managers’ Association
West
Seattle
Tacoma
Washburn
Auburn
Washington
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railroad
Fifeen
St. Louis
Lomocotive Engineers
Omaha
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Marion
Tahion
Scranton
White Ash
Iron Mountain
Madison
Wis
Phillip
Wisconsin
Michigan State Constabulary
Lansing
Cleveland
Jal
Youngstown
Gary
Indiana
Luffalo
New York
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Samuel Gompers
American
Aged Woman Eliza Passmore Dies at Niece Home
Mrs. Eliza Passmore died yesterday afternoon at her niece Mrs. High Weightman’s home 24 North Second Street after ten days of illness. Born in London Penland 81 years ago she came to this country as a child and spent most of her life in the East. Surviving relative is Weightman. funeral set for ten o’clock tomorrow from the Weightman home with Reverend Webster officiating. burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Eliza Passmore
Mrs. High Weighman
North Second Street
Mrs. Passmore
New York State
Ie Sie
London
Pneland
East
Mre. Weightman
Weightman
Webster
Fairview Cemetery
Sycamore Youth Arrested After Straying On Tracks
Early Sunday a Sycamore man was found on railroad tracks between Fourth and Sixth Streets while attempting to reach a Michigan boulevard. Odtiger Martin spotted him driving along the tracks and the youth was arrested to avoid an accident and will appear in police court tonight.
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Odtiger Martin
Welson
Brogoder Sets House Afire On Sabbath Morning
A Sunday morning blaze in Havenne originated when a chicken brooders upper story caught fire. Mrs Chamberlain’s home suffered fire damage, and all the chickens in the brood were killed while she suffered burns. The fire department responded quickly to the incident.
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Brogoder
Aurora Line Transfer Notes Amid Local Trade Concerns
A local concern signaling the Aurora line will operate independently of the express, shipping ready goods in larger lots rather than small batches. Ten barge boxes await shipment as a transfer is observed in Aurora, with a company man delivering goods and arranging the train for Chicago.
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Wassir Suir
Expres
Con
Aurora
Chicago
Army Bill Faces Battle in Congress
Washington April 12 debate on the army reorganization bill resumed as anti-preparedness senators seek to strike all training provisions. A final vote on the measure may occur today. The weather for Illinois calls for rain or snow this afternoon with clearing by evening and colder temperatures tonight.
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Congress
Washington
D.C
Ilinois
Mexico Revolt Spreads as Sonora Seeks Independence
Reports from Agua Prieta and Hermosillo say 14 more states joined Sonora in opposing the Carranza government. Washington officials caution the claim lacks confirmation while Sonora troops fortify Agua Prieta after seizing customs houses in Nogales Naco and Agua Prieta. Border areas gird for possible wider conflict amid secession moves.
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Agua Prieta
Mexico
Sonora
Ral J. M. Pinto
Senora
Carranza
Hermosiily
Hulatso
Zacatecas
Michoacaa
State Department
Mexican Embassy
Mexiean
Douglas
Ariz
Aecua Presta
Republic of
Lowden Seen Backing Soldier Bonus Amid GOP Debate
The clipping reports Sen. Lowden publicly supporting a soldiers bonus while opponents claim the state cannot fund such a payout from state resources. It notes senators Adar Cheeee and others introducing restrictions and mentions Lowden’s personal support and alleged actions to aid veterans.
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Senantors
Lowden
UNG Stats eeAnte Uraing
Patshe
Lion
Erer Lovaien
First DIRT of Campaign Seen Here
The piece discusses General Wood and his religion in a debate about bias and unity. It argues that religious differences should not affect support for a candidate who is true and upright, and asserts Wood would win broad backing from straight thinking Americans.
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Inainyatins
Wood
Haygens
Areligion
Strike to Pinch Here Report Describes Industrial Disputes
Partial OCR shows a strike affecting manufacturers and workers. It notes planned stoppages at De Kath Wagon Works and similar plants, with concerns over wage demands and output. The piece mentions American Steel Wire and disruptions to shipments if no agreement is reached.
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Derkallh
lGndustries
Hey DeKath Wagon Works
Pythians Hear Comrade Address At Grand Temple Gathering
Comrade Danor spoke on the superhuman theme as a longtime Pythian member addressed the audience at the Firey Methodist church. Dr B Barrel Eyane printed the sky and the judge attended the event with other members from the order.
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Danor
Pythias
Than
B. Barrel
Eyane
Skey
Pirey Methodist Church
Turks March Toward Brusa City in Asia Minor Clash
Dispatch reports Turkish nationalists marching toward Brusa near Constantinople as tensions rise in Asia Minor. No clear date or names beyond Brusa and Constantinople.
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London
England
Jen Brusa
Asia Minor
Ya Corstantinople Dispatch
Government action eyed to end strike in Cleveland
A committee representing striking workers urged Bliss Morgan to push government steps to end the walkout over low wages. In Washington a White House call outlined possible action, with assurances the railroad wage board would be appointed. An Interstate Commerce Committee meeting was set to reconsider the situation as President Wilson weighs options.
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Timtedness
Cleveland
Ohio
Ihe
Aday
Bliss Moergon
Department of Justice
Russell HO
Sion
Washington, DC
Wilson
Joseph Bo Tunnlty
W Wilson
At ‘Torney Gearral Patoer
Seesior Cumming
W. AL Doak
Abe Brother
Hood
White House
Eseh-Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Abe
Fugitive Banker's Capture After Escape by Taxi and Train
James Miles, the banker linked to an $8,000 shortage at Standard Truss & Savings in Chicago, was captured in Rockford after a dramatic escape involving a Death taxi and a trip toward Dixon. He surrendered to Ward Thompson, claiming burdens of financial losses and a failed investment spree.
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James Miles
Chicago
Dixon
Rockford
Miles
Aurora
Redmond
Tommy Fagan
Here
Gulme South
Standard Truss & Savings and
Washington
Cincinnati
Ward Thompson
Dipartment Jae Justice
Crucible
Shorts
Wim
Jlo
Tony
Funeral of Mrs Bernard McCarthy to be held in Winkstown
The funeral for Mrs Bernard McCarthy who died at the city hospital last Saturday will be held in Winkstown OL this afternoon. Her body was taken to her old hometown today with a rainy morning trip.
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Bernard Mc ‘Carthy
City Hospital
Winkstoft
Tax situation explained by Henderson in DeKalb April 10 1920
Henderson county clerk reports state tax paid under Governor Lowden from 1917 to 1919 for DeKalb County and state totals. The state tax shows 90 cents 1917, 75 cents 1918 and 40 cents 1919 per dollar value. county and school taxes rise as local needs grow. The note clarifies the statement covers water tax funding state administration and local costs.
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DeKalb
2! Tv
Lowden
DeKalb County
M. Henderson
Junicipa
Auticipal
Jones Stars In The Last Straw At Star Theatre
Star Theatre opens tonight with Jones in The Last Straw from Fox. Performances begin at 7 30 with action packed scenes of horseback pursuit and a lively Jones performance. Tom Mix also appears in Egg Law North of 65 in a supporting role.
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Fuck Jones
Star Theatre
Fox
Anifaer
Jones
Jones J
Prige Tom Mix ix
Fine cantata last night at local church
A large audience heard a fine rendition of Stainer s Crucifixion at the Methodist church. Mrs C P R Toepniges could not sing due to illness and was replaced by Miss Nora Shafer of Chicago. other soloists and the choir received high praise.
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Stainer
Methodist Church
C.P R. Toepniges
Nora Shafer
Chicago
Committee Report Criticizes Wartime Publication Figures
The joint committee on printing presented to the Senate an audit critiquing George Creel Roger Babson Edward S Rochester and others tied to the wartime official publication. Creel and Rochester faced accusations of attempting to loot the $600000000 annual output when they believed it would end.
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Bay
Washington, D. C
Joint Committee On Printing
Senate
George Creel
Roger Babson
Edward S. Rochester
Creel
Rochester
Sanatorium Slowly Filling With Patients in County
Reports from the county sanitarium indicate about six patients are under treatment. Accommodations exist for 17, and the number receiving care is steadily rising as work progresses toward full operation and expected great results.
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Taper Miosis Sanitarium
Place c
Regulars Win School Board Seats In Weekend Vote
In Saturdays election the regular ticket won all board seats. Clyde Lyon captured the short term seat while H W McEwen and Theodore Anderson won the long term seats. An eleventh hour slate of write-in candidates drew little support.
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H .W. McEwen
Theodore Anderson
Clyde Lyon
J. Whitgrow
S. L
New Revolt Looms Over Germany Led by Bavaria
Berlin reports a new reactionary plot to separate southern German states led by Bavaria. General Von Luttwitz, a key figure in the Kapp coup, is said to be active in the movement. Prussian officials acknowledge armed students among potential uprising forces.
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Berlin
Germany
Bavaria
von Luttwirtz
von Kapp Jnneurrec Ftantats
Lotters
Elks To Install Officers At Evening Meeting
This evening the Elks will install the elected officers. The same session will handle regular business and conclude with a big feast. Refreshments will be served and members may enjoy the meal after the meeting.
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Elks
Doctor J A Bangley Recovers From Cold and Returns to Practice
The article notes Dr J A Bangley fully recovers from a severe cold after several indoor days and resumes tending to patients. The illness did not prevent him from work, though it slightly inconvenienced him.
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J.A. Bangley
Mary Pickford in Pollyanna themed stage show
Mary Pickford stars in Pollyanna related performances titled Pollyanna and Princess Tuesday and Wednesday, with show dates listed for the week.
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Mary Pickford In
Pollyanna
Princess
Primary Tomorrow in DeKalb Voters Head to Polls
DeKalb residents prepare for a competitive primary with supporters for Wood and Lowden actively campaigning. The city will see both parties fielding delegates and a taxi service arranged to help voters reach polling places. The six district polling sites and boundaries are listed with stations at Ellwood, a garage corner of Second and Locust, Soil Improvement office, Scrap Iron & Metal, New Finnish hall, and the SEK hall.
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DeKalb
Sam Francisco
Wood
Lowden
Wood Organization
George Deane
Deane
Cara
DeKalb Republican Club
DeKalb Township
Lincoln Highway
Park Avenue
Locust Street
Linden Place
Augusta Avenue
First Street
FirstStreet
West Sycamore Road
Coltonville
Electric Park
Ellwood
First District
Fourth Street
Sycamore Road
Second and Locust Streets
Chicago North Western Railroad
Seventh Street
Sycasmore Road
Soil Improvement Association
Tenth Street
Scrap Iron & Metal Company Building
Seventh and Oak
New Finnish Hall
Chicago North | Western Railroad
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Congressional Committee
TO. Baker
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Stew
Clipfe
Brusa
Waits
Henderson
Dr. Badgley
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