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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1925

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DeKalb Flower Show Opens Saturday Free to All

The De Kalb Garden club invites all residents and visitors to The Innovation for a free flowers show this Saturday afternoon. Exhibitors may enter multiple classes with many prizes including iris, hollyhocks, daisies, and houseplants. Entries must be grown by the exhibitor. no admission or entry fee.

DeKalb de Ik Garden Club Rockford Malta Daily Press First National Bank Fourth Street Bank Orville Shipman Ralph Countryman Iris Lord of June Lady Foster Crusader East Amboy Darwin Iris Bonnewitz van Wert Ohio Chabaut Anna Farr Lionel Millett Club Rave

Fire alarm in Cortland elevator sparks quick village response

At 8:30 last evening in Cortland residents rushed to the Conlin elevator after Gee Shorty Myers spotted sparks from the top bin window. Fire companies and local volunteers searched the top level, extinguishers were drawn, and sparks reignited when power returned but quick action prevented major damage. The likely cause was defective wiring and the building’s dust removal helped contain the blaze.

Cortland Conlin Gee Shorty Myers de Kath Corthind Kiter

Expedition to Eastern Asia Progress Report From Kashgar

A United Press wire from Kashgar reports the James Simpson Roosevelt Field expedition in Central Asia is nearing Kashgar via Maralbashi and Aksu. Earlier August 5 news said the party had reached Maralbashi in Chinese Turkestan and moves northeast toward Aksu, then plans to retrace to Maralbashi and proceed to Kashgar.

Union Corps Peking China Kashgar United Press James Simpson-Roosevelt Asi Maralbashi Aksu Chinese Turkestan

Gable Case Reopened as Looney Named in Indictments

On August 1 1919 efforts to name the killer of saloon keeper William Gable continued in Rock Island with John P. Looney charged with concealing a witness during the first trial. The grand jury voted three new indictments to reopen the case, naming Looney in all. nine persons had been indicted in the original investigation.

Rock Island William Gable John P. Looney State Penitentiary Looney

Seismograph Records Earthquake Near Chicago

Uuitea press Chicago reports several earthquakes recorded on the University of Chicago seismograph. Tremors began in early afternoon and continued until 7:45 p m CST. Authorities place the quake roughly 4 275 miles from Chicago.

Uuitea Press Chicago University of Chicago

Intertribal council honors Fox River group voyage

The fifth Woodcraft intertribal council at St Charles High School praised the excursion led by Chief Biminiji Vernon E. Peterson of Chicago. Members, including Granville Gloor of St Louis, were welcomed after a journey through Kentucky caves, Niagara Falls, the Atlantic coast, Maine and Virginia before returning via Starved Rock. The event featured a ceremonial Sagamore name for Granville Gloor Jr as Koda Wasin, and a sun dance performance by Rumirk Oziman Edward Reiplinger.

Fox River Valley St. Charles High School Biminiji Vernon E. Peterson Chicago H. Clark Brown Granville BK. Gloor St. Louis Sagamore Granville Gloor Thhey Tokaniya Granville Alfred Johnson Geneva Binuniji Jones Rumirk Oziman Edward Reiplinger Fox River Oma van Wilder Joslin Mr. Clark St. Charles Gary Limbertost Mammouth Crystal Caves Kentucky Niagara Falls Canadad Atlantic Coast Maine Salem Boston Concord Greenwich New York Washington Mount Vernon Plymouth Richmond

Death ends lovely life of Mrs Elizabeth Snyder

Mrs Elizabeth Snyder died this morning at 8 15 following a long illness. A Dekkal resident of 24 years she leaves three children W J Snyder Pred Snyder and Mrs Jer McDole and sisters Hol Morsett and John Sauer. She was a longtime member of the Methodist church and active in the Rebekahe Eastern Star and Mystic Workers. Funeral services will be held today at 2 30 from the W J Snyder home and 3 00 at the Methodist church.

Elizabeth Snyder Ryder Snyder W. J. Snyder Pred Snyder Homer McColn DekKal Intm Bom John Sauer Amboy W. J. Shyer Jomjer McDole Sir Methodist Church

Canton DeKat O F meets Thursday at S O O F Hall

Members of the Canton DeKat the military branch of the Odd Fellows will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at the hall and several members are asked to be in attendance It is probable there will be several from Sycamore for the session.

Canton DeKat The Odd Fellows

DeKalb Man Named Defendant in Divorce Suit

Mrs Mary Petersen filed for divorce from Jens Petersen in DeKalb county circuit court alleging long term cruelty and violent temper. She cites assaults in 1920 and 1921, asks for injunctions against dispossession of property and support during the case, and seeks legal protection.

Mary Petersen DeKalb County Jens Petersen Hun Eant Peterson Smirt

Speaker Taken Ill Forces Postponed Lecture Series

Mrs. Roe, scheduled to speak at the state college auditorium, fell ill yesterday afternoon. The remaining lectures are canceled as she left for home in Washington, D.C. A large delegation from Rockford and Aurora planned to attend her noon address.

Roe State College Vallege Washington Torkford Aurora Parent-Teachers Association

Yesterday’s August Heat Hits City Wide

City residents recall yesterday as one of the hottest days of August with a high near 94 degrees and a cooler night low around 64. Forecasts predict continued warmth with possible showers in isolated areas as the day begins.

Girl Leaves Home In Cosmetic Fuss

Eleanor Kemp aged 10 ran away from home after a quarrel over lip sticks. Her parents in Chicago say she may have cosmetics if she returns, with Aug 19 as the report date. The incident marks the third day of her absence reported by United Press.

United Press Chicago Eleanor Kemp Eleanor

Pole trip given up by National Geographic Arctic plan

Washington Aug. 19 The National Geographic society announced the McMillan Navy expedition would abandon attempts to reach an Arctic continent via flights due to summer snow storms fogs and severe weather. The team will shift to other objectives including Norse ruins in Greenland Labrador and exploration of Baffin Island while delaying polar work for a future effort.

United Press Washington, D. C National Geographic Secret McMillan-Navy Etoh McMillan Cape Hubbard Bowdoin Peary Algud National Geographic Society John Oliver LaGore Byrd Navy Greenland Labrador Esquimaux Baffin Island Great Lakes

Illinois City Windstorm Tears Through Murphysboro

Murphysboro reels after a tornado like windstorm Tuesday wrecks roofs and walls. The Washington school and the electric light plant were badly damaged, but no casualties were reported. Property damage estimated at 25 000 to 30 000 with rural areas also hit.

Anneavress Murphysboro Washington Electro

Cement Work Advances on Kennedy Building Project

On Fourth and Lincoln Highway cement is pouring on the Kennedy building’s first floor. The preliminary work is largely done and the first floor will be cement and fire proof. Most steel for the first floor is up and the second story steel will be erected in days.

Kennedy Fourth Lincoln Highway

Weather Outlook for Illinois Tonight and Thursday

Partly cloudy tonight in Illinois with possible local thunder showers. Temperature remains steady with little change.

Mlinois

Million Dollar Gift Begins Winnipeg Hospital Support

A. R. McNichol forwarded the first instalment of a planned one million dollar donation to Winnipeg institutions, with $250,000 sent to the General Hospital. Gifts to other institutions will follow immediately.

Winnipeg General Hospital A. R .McNichol

Route Planned While Streets Will Be Closed

City Attorney De Estin L. Pasley announced two detour plans for the West Lincoln Highway paving from First Street to the bridge. One plan would pave half the street at a time, keeping the other half open, with a decision after bids and contract let. The second plan would divert traffic via First Street through the college addition, Annie's Woods Road to Lucinda Avenue, Annie Glidden Road, and onto the Lincoln Highway.

College Addition Annie's Woods Lucinda Avenue Annie Glidden Road

Airmen Fate Believed Tied to Drowning Mystery

Three Chicago amateur aviators Norris Gathercoal Henry Coutellier and Earl P Banker went missing on a Chicago to Detroit flight weeks ago. A wreckage found in Lake Michigan near Gary Indiana leads authorities to believe the aviators drowned, ending hopes of survivors.

United Press Chicago Ill Detroit Lake Michigan Gary Ind Norris Gathercoal Henry Coutellier Earl P. Banker

Anderson May Be Hiding Now In Kansas City

A letter supposedly from George Dutch Anderson claims he and gang member Gerald Chapman are in Kansas City Missouri after killing Ben Hance and his wife near Muncie Indiana for informing on their associate. Police doubt the missive’s authenticity but treat it as a possible fugitives tip.

Anderson Kansas City Aus George Dutch” Anderson Ben Hance Muncie Ind Gerald Chapman George “Dutch” Anderson K. C

Prince of Wales Fetes Argentine Capital in Warm Welcome

In Buenos Aires on August 19 Argentina, the Prince of Wales is hailed with a citywide celebration. His arrival shifts focus from cabinet crises to popular admiration as the president and officials greet him, with the prince replying briefly in Spanish.

Prince Argentine Buenos Ayres Argentina Prince of Wales Congress

De Kalb Young People Council Meeting Scheduled

An announcement states the De Kalb Sunday School Young People Council will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the Methodist church. All council members are urged to attend.

Young Peoples Council DeKalb Young Dense City Council Methodist Church

Miss Grace Hardesty Returns to Lincoln Inn Duties

Miss Grace Hardesty of the Nague Beauty Shop will return tomorrow from vacation and resume duties for her customers. A note advertises 216 Young Lady Wanted at the Lincoln Inn, 216, seeking staff or patrons.

Lincoln Inn

DeKalb Boy Scout Camp at Kingston Park Planned

Scouts of DeKalb announce a four day camp from August 26 to 29 at Kingston Park. George Culver of the American Express Company handles submissions and all safety measures are in place with trained supervisors, pure drinking water, and a qualified cook.

DeKalb Kingston George Culver American Exepress Company North Third Street Mr. Culver Boy Scout Movement Boy Scouts of

Gonterman Daughter Stricken With Typhoid Fever

C B Gonterman reports his daughter Phyliss improving after typhoid fever. He returned to the city yesterday from Granite City near St Louis where the family stayed recently. Doris accompanied him as the child fell ill days before the DeKalb trip.

C. B. Gonterman Phyliss Mr. Gonterman Granite City St. Louis Doris DeKalb Gonterman

China seeks revision of unequal treaties with great powers

China has presented notes in Washington and other capitals demanding revision of treaties with the great powers. Beijing argues that foreign powers hold extra territorial rights that prevent China from administering its judicial system and governing fully within its borders.

United Press Geneva Switzerland China Washington

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M’millan Bloom Waterbury Ulysses. Fortman May May Seymour Footloose Warren Vandervoort Parkersburg Rev R. J. Vandervoort Jane Mrs. Vandervoort Eastern Asia Gable Overland Asenger Deliverie North Side North Side Tas Wide Awake Club New York City Mary Ellen Canton S. O. O. F. Hall Illinois City Scout Council
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