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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1924

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Death of Samuel Peterson Ends Long DeKalb Building Career

Samuel Peterson a longtime DeKalb builder died after a brief illness following surgery. He had been a prominent contractor since 1880, credited with many city structures and a major role in local growth. Services are planned at the Sarat and the Mr. Lutheran church with burial in Fairview cemetery. his death marks the loss of a leading community figure.

Samuel Peerson Mr. Lutheran Church Peterson Fuyigi Fairview LE. W. Magnus Lutheran Church My. Peterson DeKalb Peter Chicago Mayo 'S Hospital Elief Glidden Memorial Hospital Roy Fran Co Chio Jacob Jacob Pleasant Street Levi Peterson Sweden UN- Winess

Koretz Beard Fails to Avert Halifax Capture

Leo Koretz, charged by Chicago officials with a two million dollar swindle, grew a thick beard in Halifax Nova Scotia hoping to hide. Detectives nonetheless tracked and arrested him there.

Leo Koretz Chicago Halifax Nova Scotia

DeKalb Fans Enjoy Foreign Radio Broadcasts

Local listeners report strong reception of European and other foreign stations over the past week. Percy Pelton, J Frost, George Miller and others describe picking up Paris Lyons Edinburg Newcastle and Mexican City signals on homemade and multi-tube sets, with several stations aiding the spread of overseas programs.

DeKalb Radiophans Foreige DeKalb Radio Percy Pelton Lyons France Hawaiian Islands Mexico City Scotland Frost Edinburg George Miller North Third Street Forreign Broadcasting E City Uniteds Vernon Earle Schrader Lene Newcastle

Odd Fellows Meet Tonight to Elect Officers

The Odd Fellows hold an election of officers this evening with plans for the year’s work. Officers urge all members interested in the welfare of the organization to attend as the session promises to be busy with important plans and proposals.

Odd Fellows

Minnesota Carves White Potatoes on North Western Track

Carlson Bros. advertises Minnesota white potatoes packed in 214 bushel sacks priced at 80 per bushel. Contact phone 719-296, 305.

Minnesota Carlson Bros

Swindler Leo Koretz Arrives in Chicago for Trial Chase

Leo Koretz, accused of a vast Paye ano River oil swindle totaling between 2 million and 5 million, arrives in Chicago amid heavy police protection. Detectives and guards clear a path as Koretz is moved to the county building to face State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe. Reports connect Koretz with missing New York broker George R Christian as investigators probe links and recovered funds.

United Press Chicago Minois Uyin Ufe Polomiate Leo Koretz Koretz Uramas Koretz Prizoner Robert E. Crowe New York Leo Kaletz George R Christian Christian Halifax Ilinois Coronis

Woman Killed In Rail Crash Near Chicago

One woman died and about 25 people were injured when a Pennsylvania passenger train from Cincinnati crashed into a special train from Columbus near Englewood depot. Two cars were crushed, the Cincinnati engine derailed, and a six year old boy among the seriously injured was in a local hospital. The victim was an unidentified Italian woman about 40.

United Press Chicago Pensaylvania Cin_Cinnati Columbus Ohio Englewood Cincinnati Columbu

Enrollment Rise Expected at State Teachers College

Indications point to winter quarter enrollment near 650 students at the State Teachers College with 640 enrolled last September. Tuition increases to seven dollars now and expected ten dollars by March. The college reopened after a three day Thanksgiving break.

State College State Teachers College

City Council Prepares Busy December Meeting Agenda

City Council to resume zoning ordinance discussion and take a second reading of the prescription ordinance. Bid results for a chemical truck are expected for the fire department, with the vehicle hoped to enhance response times by reaching alarms first.

GN. Bly Ian Fire Department

Ten Nights In a Dry Room or a Perfect Vacation

A group of eight youths aged 12 to 133 visited a wintering summer cottage on the Fox River near Aurora last weekend. They planned a rustic night but faced zero‑degree cold, improvised heat, and a chaotic morning after a poorly planned overnight stay.

Pox Aurora Abont Cottace

Cemeteries Seek Funds to Maintain Ever fron and Oakland Lots

Burial lot owners are urged to attend a meeting at 7 30 this evening in the lobby of the bank to devise new means of raising money for Ever fron and Oakland cemeteries. The board cites $2 yearly fees as insufficient and notes surplus funds are exhausted, prompting urgent action to keep property in first class condition.

Ever Fron Oakland

Second Dinner of the Season at Elks Club

Tom Kennedy former cribbage player and duck hunter will direct the chorus and oversee the second dinner of the winter series. The event is set for Thursday evening at 0 o'clock at the Ellis club, with jack Killian acting as press agent. The dinner, the second in a sequence begun years ago, is hosted by members of the Ellis club.

Tom Kennedy Duck Honter Elks’ Club Ellis” Club

Christmas Week Programs Grow in City Churches

Interest in Christmas week programs is rising as churches near completion of plans. The Congregational church will present a cantata on December 21 performed by the union choir of Congregational and Baptist churches. Beginning next Sunday evening, the Christmas season emphasis continues.

United Che

DeKalb Kiwanians To Attend Chicago Reception

Twenty DeKalb Kiwanians travel to Chicago Friday for the annual Kiwanis International officers and district governors reception at the Auditorium. The Barth City quartet accompanies the delegation with Miss Florence MacBeth headlining opera selections. An extensive program is planned with broadcasts likely and meetings involving clubs district wide.

Kiwanians DeKalb Num Ber Chicago Barth City Quartet V. C. Goodyear DeKalb Club DeKalb Quartet Florence MacBeth Chicago Civic Opera Company All Chicago Council Kiwanis J Clubs DeKalb Kiwanians

City Begins Cutting Christmas Trees for Decor

Pete Peterson a former city mail carrier now living at Wild Rose farm Wisconsin started cutting 125 evergreen trees for Christmas decoration of nearly every business in the city. The plan follows recommendations by the Chamber of Commerce and aims to place two trees in front of each merchant’s store this year.

Pete Peterson Wisconsin Peterson Chamber of Commerce

Young Men Attend Illinois Older Boys Conference

Seven DeKalb youths from multiple churches returned from Elgin after participating in the 11th annual Older Boys Conference of Illinois. Attendees included Van Wilder Jocelyn Stanley Worrell Dixon Webb George Terwilliger Reed Brooks Earl Hobbs and Milo Robberson. The three day session featured several speakers and emphasized youth church work.

DeKalb Elgin Illinois van Wilder Jocelyn Stanley Worrell Dixon Webb George Terwilliger Methodist Church Reed Brooks Baptist Church Earl Hobbs Milo ‘Qbbeson Congregational Church

Looney Taken In Custody at Peoria Today

John Looney surrendered to rural authorities in Peoria on charges related to transporting a stolen automobile. He faced bail for the offense but failed to post it. The item also mentions a local dance event and a promotional line about coal pricing.

Looney Peoria Whited Press Coal Special John Looney Rock It Ione Cer Indiana Land News DeKalb Ice Co Cee

Motion Filed In Small Case Reopens Suppression Report

Attorneys for Governor Small move to set aside the order denying a motion to suppress Master Briggle’s report. The filing asks the report be referred to a new master in chancery and claims Briggle’s decision was influenced by political factors. A related affidavit alleges Briggle had ties to the Attorney General’s payroll.

United Press Springfield Small Cery Bigele Brigele Frank W. Burton Simall Uhst Beiggie John Dailey Peoria Briggle Brundage Smuali

Kennedy's Zigzag Journey Through Zeppelin Crafting

Major Frank M. Kennedy of the United States air service told Kiwanis members about his experiences aboard the German plant ship ZR 3 during the October crossing from Germany to the United States. He described Zeppelin progress, gas bag construction from beef cattle membranes, a 126th ship built by the company, and a powerplant designed to run 100 hours continuous with 400 horsepower, featuring bearing innovations and gear details.

Kiwanis Club Frank M. Kennedy United States Air Service Hinckley Germany Major Kennedy Ald Af the Sidre Helrs United States Ezinning Zeppelin Sarship

Masons from This City to Attend Meet

More than 300 local Masons and 1900 from the district gather in Sycamore for the Grand Chapter installation of Rev. James O iy of the Syca Methodist church as Grand innd. The event includes a banquet, a 20 piece band parade, and ceremonies led by Grand High Priest Clevin stein from Rock Island.

Sycamore Fearticipate James O' Iy Syca Methodist Church Sycamore Knights Templar Masonic Rooms Clevinstein Rock Island

The Vivian Players Present The Cinderela Map Tonight

College auditorium hosts The Vivian Players in The Cinderela Map with admission 75 cents. Director and manager Mr Vivian previously with Ben aia.

Vivian Cinderela Mrr Was Benaia

Congress Opens Sixty-Eighth Session in Washington

United Press reports the sixty-eighth Congress convened in Washington with Republicans holding a 225 to 1 margin in the House and a Senate slate including Butler Means and Cummitts. The session aims to enact government expense bills for the coming fiscal year, lasting until March 3, 1925, amid readiness for decisive action on supply and appropriation measures.

Washington, D. C United Press Congress William M. Butler Rhusseuis Rice W. Means Colorado Jesse Metealig Kthode Island Albert B. Cummitts Hewee Mmeubers Tod Apusted Ladd Frasier Brook Rence Ser ‘Nus Johnson Mae Nolan California Norris Nebraska Paulick Mallon Corres United States Senate The of Representatives William MW

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