Dawes Presses Senate Rule Reform At AP Luncheon
Vice President Charles G Dawes urged non partisan reform of Senate procedures to enable timely passage of legislation. He cited cloture as needed to protect the majority and referenced Underwood Kellogg and Democratic platform calls for rules changes in the national interest.
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United Press
New York
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Associated Press
United States
United States Senate
Senate of the
Underwood
Alabama
Kellogze
Linen items and flowers advertised in DeKalb Daily Chronicle
The ad lists 36 inch linen lunch cloths with hemstitched edges at 3.50 and plain hand made scalloped edge at 4.10. Tulips for bouquets in red white and yellow 75 cents each from Custer's Gardens phone 996. Asparagus with two year rust proof roots ready from Custer's Gardens phone 1996. Solicitors for house to house canvassing. apply Mr. Bell.
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Custer's Gardens
Washington
Custer’s Gardens
Bell
DeKalb! Daily Chronicle
Voters Turn Out Across City Offices This Election Day
Report from five polling places shows 1 632 votes cast by three o'clock despite no major city offices in contest. First to Fifth Wards tally 350 in one ward as Chronicle promises continued returns this evening before polls close at five.
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Chronicle
House Will Be Very Busy All of Next Week
Springfield April 21 The Illinois house faces a week of action as many bills await approval. A. Arnold's 1 million dollar highway link bill advances with Whitley amendment offering refunds to towns funding links themselves. Senate may send amendments on two new state departments. Culbertsen gasoline tax bill heads for a fiery senate session with autoist opposition. Education commission bill also on deck.
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Carearess
Springfield
Til
Illinois House of Representatives
A. Arnold
Robert Whitley
Killianville
Senate
House
Small
Culbertsen
Education Commission
Odd Auto Touring to Aid Disabled Vets
A Ford touring the country from Los Angeles bound for New York visited the city Monday shortly after noon. The driver was J W Brady, with passengers George Eldred and Sunshine Fountain, all of Los Angeles. The car promotes fundraising for disabled war veterans through postcard sales, and many cards were bought locally. The vehicle belongs to Miss Fountain who lent it for the campaign.
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Los Angeles
Cal
New York
J. W. Brady
George Eldred
Miss Sunshine Fountain
Miss Fountain
Claim Filed With State for Damages by Arch Johnson
Former student Arch Johnson who lost two fingers in a 1924 manual training shop accident at the state college appeared with Buckley of Dixon to file a damages claim. Assistant Attorney General Eagleton led state representation and will submit the claim to the state board of claims for possible legislative appropriation.
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Eagleton
Springfield
State College
Archie Johnson
Johnson
Buckley
Dixon
State Board of Claims
Turmoil in Paris Chamber Attacks on Finance Minister Cail laux
Turbulent session in the French Chamber of Deputies features jeers from galleries as deputies attacked Finance Minister Joseph Caillaux during Paul Painleve's ministerial message. The uproar interrupts proceedings and marks a clash over the cabinet.
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Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
Joseph Caillaux
Paul Painleve
Vaudeville Success Delights City Club Fundraiser
The Woman's club vaudeville at DeKalb theatre drew a packed crowd and surpassed prior entertainments as a nonprofessional show with home talent. Acts ranged from a striking fan dance by Mrs Patten to a humorous duo This and That and a one act play The Unseen, all contributing to a successful building fund event.
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DeKalb Theatre
Nmvery
Woman's Club
Warner
Marie Seaholm
State College
Virginia Harrison
Ruth Rayworth
Laura Moore
Helen Quinn
Margaret Skoglund
Constance Skoglund
Mary Duncan
Zella Fisher
Donald Patten
Dr. Payne
Vera Johnson
Ruth Webster
Fay Blair
Chicago
Pat Barnes
Barnes
American Legion
WHT
Wrigley Building
Paul Farr
Jeffrey
Louise
Leslie Modeen
Dale Leifheit
Mr. Modeen
North Side Garage listed events and charity notices
Cars washed and greased at North Side Garage 212 North Second street phone 571. H Coe College Glee Club performs Tuesday evening April 21 at Methodist church admission 50 cents. Cafeteria Supper and Bazaar Wednesday night at K of C Hall by St Marys Benevolent Association 50 cents each.
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North Side
North Second Street
Coe College Glee Club
Methodist Church
K. of C. Hall
St. Mary's Benevolent Association
Rai Fuku Maru Sinks After S O S From Homeric
New York April 21 The Japanese steamer Rai Fuku Maru crippled by storms off Cape Sable Nova Scotia sank this morning as aid from the White Star liner Homeric 170 miles away neared. The Homeric altered course but arrived too late to save all 60 crew. The S O S gave no cause but earlier reports said light boats were carried away by the storm.
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United Press
New York
N. Y
Cape Sable
Nova Scotia
Homeric
Radio Corporation of America
Lall
Cape Sable Island
Navy Department
Two Boys Run Away From Mooseheart Home Caught Here
Two boys Harley Morrell and Raymond Ayers aged 12 and 14 were picked up by Officers Peck and Young in the city last evening after fleeing Mooseheart home near Aurora. They said they ran away yesterday morning and will be returned today after officials arranged return. Three more boys from Mooseheart were caught in Geneva around 10:30, bringing the total five. All will be returned to Mooseheart. Card of thanks from American Legion Bazaar Committee thanks merchants, volunteers, performers, and the public for support at bazaar and entertainments.
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Mooseheart
Harley Morrell
Raymond Ayers
Peck
Young
Aurora
Geneva
American Legion Bazaar Committee
Program and dance at Cortland Town Hall 1925 event
Diedrich School District 67 presents an evening at Cortland Town Hall with a program at eight, dancing at nine and the Cook's Midnight Serenaders. Mrs. Wilfred Duffey is the teacher. Also advertised is hedge plants and garden offerings from Custer's Gardens with phone contact 996.
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Diedrich School Dist
Cortland Town Hall
Cook
Wilfred Duffey
Amoor River
Custer’s Gardens
Natives Strike in Orange Free State After Police Killings
Twenty two thousand workers in the Orange Free State district join a general strike protesting police action that killed four natives and wounded twenty during a dispersal of a Lass meeting. Boycott calls spread to Cape Town and Johannesburg amid unrest and plans to disrupt the Prince of Wales visit.
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United Press
Orange Free State
Cape Town
Johannsbore
Prince of Wales
Legion Bazaar Meeting Report Highlights City Gifts and Plans
Last evening the American Legion post in the city held a meeting about the Bazaar reports not yet completed. Attendance was very good. The post thanks local merchants for gifts and those who entertained during the week. Several work phases were introduced and an educational project will be announced in a few days.
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Legion
American Legion
No Change in Russian Policy Reported by State Dept
Washington April 21 The secretary of state has instructed ambassadors that there is no change in Russia policy at present according to a Bone House spokesman President Coolidge calls the action routine and of no special significance Also in brief notices grape vines fruit trees Concord grapes two years old one dollar per dozen cherries and apples seven five cents per fruit and garden listings Carnival Dance at Electric Park April 21 1925 music by Midnight Serenaders tickets seventy five cents ladies free phone 996 n6
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Kellozg
Bone House
Coolidge
Concord
Custer’s Gardens
Midnight Serenaders
Unsettled Weather With Showers Wednesday Forecast
Unsettled conditions persist tonight into Wednesday with probable showers and isolated thunderstorms. Warmer readings expected in northern and central areas and the 119 northeast sections on Wednesday.
Radio Stars to Headline Benefit for Firemen Fund in DeKalb
A Monday night benefit concert in DeKalb features the Radio Stars led by George of Wilmette with Jerry Sullivan Harry Geise Clyde Hager and others to support the firemen’s pension fund. Tickets are available at First National Bank Malta Lee's Books Sycamore and Still’s Drug Store with a reserved-seat chart.
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Trianon
Chicago
George
Waukegan
Kankakee
DeKalb
First National Bank
Malta
Lee's Book Store
Sycamore
Still's Drug Store
Nif
Little Boy Injured in Street Fight at Peck's Academy Dance
A 12 year old boy was seriously hurt in a street fight yesterday and transported to a physician for facial and head bruising. The assailant is described as about 18 and known to the victim's parents who may report the incident to police. The motive for the fight remains unclear.
Five Hundred Executed as Bulgarian Revolutions Suppressed
A Bulgarian border report states 500 revolutionaries were executed and 5,000 prisoners held as a nation wide manhunt continues after the Cathedral outrage in Sofia. Fire squad killings are reported, with 4,000 killed and 10,000 arrested since the blast. Captain Yankoff, linked to the ring, died defending himself against police arrest.
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United Press
Belgrade
Bulgaria
London
England
Cekhtral News
Sofia
Yankoff
Ring Feaders
Central
Garden Club Meeting At EM Wood Home Tonight
This evening the Garden club meets at the North First Street residence of Mr. and Mrs. BE EM wood. Miss Jessie Mann from State college biology will read a paper on Bird Life focusing on local birds and community plant and bird life. A large attendance is urged due to important session matters.
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Garden Club
BE. P. Em] Wood
North First Street
Jessie Mann
State College
Ring Lost Seven Years Found In Garden At Home
A ring lost by Mrs. Raymond seven years ago resurfaced in the Augusta Avenue garden when Charles Raymond, while spading soil with his dog Freckles, uncovered the ring. The discovery ends a long, forgotten search. FRUIT TREES Do not neglect to plant a few fruit trees this spring. Mr Balthis at the DeKalb Greenhouses will meet your needs. Phone 628 ring-4
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DeKalb Greenhouses
Balthis
E. J. Raymond
Augusta Avenue
Charles
Early DeKalb Beginnings and City Incorporation
Illumination on DeKalb's growth from 1863 aided by railroad extension. Details Chicago rail history, local leaders, and the push toward incorporation as a city. Highlights early trustees, 1877 vote, and first city officers led by Harvey F. Allen and S. O. Vaughan.
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DeKalb
Russell Huntley
Robinson
van Nortwick
Holland
Chicago
Pioneer
de Kalb
Board of Trustees
Board of Supervisors
Ies
DeKalb Woman's Club Chorus Broadcast on WLS Contest
The DeKalb Woman's club chorus will perform Thursday afternoon on Station WLS Chicago as part of a nationwide contest among women’s club choruses. Voting determines prizes and a banquet, with every letter, call, telegram, or card counted as one vote. The program includes readings by C. H. Hobart and solos by L. E. Warner, under the direction of the chorus.
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DeKalb Woman's Club Chorus
State
WLS
Chicago
DeKalb
Feta
DeKalb Woman's Club
C. H. Hobart
State College
Hobart
L. E. Warner
Phans
Baby Bobbie Baker Testifies In Murder Case
A three year old boy testifies at a coroner jury, saying John Raymond killed his wife Violet and their child’s father. Police doubt the defense claiming Baker’s killing was incidental during a rescue. The jury recommends Raymond be held to the grand jury on two murder counts.
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Ry United Presss
Chicago
Curley
Bobbie Baker
John Raymond
Violet
Daddy
Raymond
Baker
Coro Oner
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Silas Tappen
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W. H. Allen
William H. Miller
L. M. McEwen
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S. O. Vaughan
H- W. Whittemore
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