Silver Cup Prize Aims at DeKalb County
DeKalb county seeks the silver cup and banner from the Illinois Tuberculosis Association for selling the most Christmas seals, with awards to be decided February 1, 1922, on health bond sales and seal progress. The piece reports rising enthusiasm, local speeches, and a push for early tuberculosis detection and free clinics nationwide.
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DeKalb County
Pep
le Kalb County
Illinois Tuberculosis Association
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Kalb County
H. G. Wright
Shabbona
Woman
Kirkland
DeKalb
Tuberculosis League
Parmingham
Mass
Framingham
Japan's position hinges on guarantees for national security
United Press dispatch from Washington notes Japanese negotiators insist on security guarantees. The spokesman cites an agreement to prevent a cut off without six months notice as Japan's preferred safeguard. Walter Hammond of Washington was in Chicago yesterday. Rudyard Kipling's Without Benefit of Clergy was shown at the Princess Theatre tonight.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Japan
Walter Hammond
Chicago
Rudyard Kipling
Princess Theatre
O N Phelps Passes Away in Elvin After Long Service
DeKalb recalls O N Phelps, longtime Chicago and North Western station agent, who died at his Elgin home after a year long heart ailment. He was about 60, leaves a wife and relatives. Funeral at Morris Chapel in Elgin Sunday at two. He recently learned he had been placed on the railroad pension list.
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TeKalb
O. N. Phelps
North Western
Elvin
DeKalb
Phelps
Morris Chapel
Chicago Street
Elgin
Chicago & North Wesern Railroad
Fist of the Great Railroad
French Premier Briand Confident of Washington Conference Victory
Havre dispatch reports Premier Briand arriving with hope that the Washington conference aims will be achieved. He said the liner Paris carried a strong legal case and that the justice of the cause supports a successful outcome. He spoke to a city delegation expressing renewed confidence.
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United Tres
Havre
France
Washington
Briaud
Paris
America
Briand
DeKalb County Names New Nurse For Tuberculosis Work
Miss Cora L Hearne of Birmingham Iowa has been secured as county nurse for DeKalb County. She will oversee public health efforts and tuberculosis control, working with the DeKalb County Medical Association. Her office will be in Sycamore Court House and she will reside in DeKalb.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Delaware
National Tuberculosis Association
DeKalb County
Springfield
Ilinois
Chengo
Health Department of
State of Michigan
Services for Miss Genevieve Lew at ten o'clock
Miss Genevieve Lew dies on Wednesday night. Funeral services set for ten o'clock at the J H Lewis residence on College avenue with Dr Smith of Wheaton College in charge. Remains to be taken to Aurora for interment. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Arthur J Bruggerman of North Seventh street born at city hospital this morning.
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J. H. Lewis
College Avenue
Smith
Wheaton College
Aurora
Hugh Buckingham
Arthur J. Bruggerman
North Seventh Street
City Hospital
Dance Merriment Saturday Dec 3 with Rockford group
Music by the Varsity Harmonizers of Rockford accompanies a lively Saturday program titled Dance Merriment. Also on air, Another Page From Aesop's Fables airs tonight on the BITS OF EVERYTHING segment at the Star station.
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Merriment
Varsity Harmonizers of
Rockford
the Star Tonight
Death claims Mrs Julia Lynch of Malta
Mrs Julia Lynch of Malta died last night after a brief illness. She lived on a farm southwest of Malta with two sisters and a brother, leaving four sisters Johanna Mary Margaret Kathleen, and brothers Michael James John. Funeral Monday at St Marys church with burial in the church cemetery. The Helpers Union will hold a sale of fancy articles, rugs, quilts and home baking at the Gas Office, 308.
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Malta
Lynch
Johanna
Mary
Margaret
Kathleen
Chicago
Michael
James
John
Chicaggo
St. Mary's Church
J. A. Solon
Burini
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Smeedy Sensations Hurricane Huten Thrills On Screen
A vivid review hails Smeedy Sensations Hurricane Huten as a fast moving thriller. The piece praises assaulting climaxes and lightning pace across diverse scenes such as air, sea, mountains, rapids, and vehicles. Star tonight offers glam and eager Chronicle Want Aan fur results.
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Lin
Former DeKalb Minister to Speak Sunday
Rev. E. A. Rybery, former pastor of the Swedish Congregational church in DeKalb, will preach next Sunday at the Swedish Mission church at 7:45 AM. He is now pastor of a Kansas church and is visiting his sister Mrs Samuel Ryden. Many DeKalb residents recall him from his earlier tenure here.
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Swedish Congregational Church
DeKalb
Swedish Mission Church
Ryberg
Kansas
Samuel Ryden
Rev. Rybery
Major Allen's Great Wild Animal Pictures at Star Tonight
Major Allen presents Wild Animal Pictures on the Bits of Everything program at the Star tonight with performances at 7 30 and 9 70.
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Great Wild Animal Pictures
Bits OF Everthing
Star Tonight
Hear Del Cary Smith At Odd Fellows Hall Tonight
Del Cary Smith performs at Odd Fellows Hall with a free dance program and admission. The Eagles sponsor the event, inviting everyone to enjoy a complimentary evening of music and dancing.
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del Cary Smith
Odd Fellows Hall
Eagles
Fatty Gets a Death Threat If Acquitted
In San Francisco on December 2 a death threat against Roscoe Arbuckle was received as defense witness Pearl Morgan testified. Police reported Morgan, a nurse, hovered between life and death from poison effects while Arbuckle faced courtroom portions and anticipated dismissal. The arraignment focused on detailed statements from Virginia Rappe and the alleged witness Maud Belmont.
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San Francisco
Calif
Roscoe Arbuckle
Pearl Morgan
Arbuckle
Los Angeles
Miss Morgan
Convul Rho
Virginia Rappe
Jayen McNabb
McNabb
Miss Rappe
Bambino Maud Belmont
the Avenger
MecNabb
al ‘Semnmacher
Morse Is Detained as U S Faces Deportation Request
Havre France December 2 Charles W Morse American shipbuilding financier landed from the Paris amid government pressure to deport him for alleged merchant marine frauds. Morse said he plans to return to Rome for medical advice and might travel to the United States Monday if conditions permit. Federal authorities say deportation requires a French order unless Morse agrees to go voluntarily.
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United Press
Havre
France
Charles W. Morse
United States
Paris
Morse
Washington
Fabiana
Washington, D. C
Charles B. Morse
Divorce suit filed by Susie Ames in De Kalb Court
Susie Ames of Waterman files for divorce from Ralph Ames in De Kalb county circuit court. She cites marriage on February 2 1908 and desertion on June 5 1907 with custody sought of their child. Attorneys Mighell Gunsal and Allen of Aurora represent her.
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Susie Ames
Waterman
Ralph Ames
DeKalb County
Mighell, Gunsal and Allen
Aurora
Conrad Springer
DeKalb
Patrick W. Horan
John P. Horan
Ira B. Fehrman
Chicago
Free Dance at Odd Fellows Hall under Eagles Friday
A free dance is announced at Odd Fellows hall under the Eagles on Friday evening. Del Cary Smith is highlighted as part of the event with an open invitation to all attendees.
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del Cary Smith
The
Eagles
Odd Fellows Hall
Bits Of Everything Features On Star Tonight
Bits Of Everything debuts a new feature on the Star tonight centering on Holfhan Day stories and pictures with a fresh slant. The material is described as red-blooded clean and different, offering a bold take for readers.
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Bits OF Everthing
Star Tonight
Holfhan Day
Outbreak in Ireland Triggers Jail Riot and Murders
London reports from Londonderry describe a violent jail battle in which two policemen were killed. Prisoners rioted and tried to escape as warders and civilians were arrested. Sinn Fein delegation rushed to Dublin for talks with De Valera on peace or war as Lloyd George’s proposal faces rejection.
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Ireland
Evening Star
Londonderry
Sinn Fein
Dublin
de Valera
Lloyd George
Knights of Pythias Elect Officers in Unsteady Weather
Knights of Pythias held a regular meeting in cold, wet conditions. Officers were elected with Mortis as C E R and Murray as C J. other officers retained, and a candidate submitted for first rank work amid forecast of cloudy, colder weather with possible rain or snow.
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C. C
E. R. Mortis
James B. Murray
Illinois
Packers to Strike Now in Chicago Area
About 35 000 union workers in packing plants nationwide are ordered to strike on December 5 at 6 am to press for union recognition and oppose wage cuts. Charles J. Hayes of the international packers cites failed wage talks and asserts company unions act without union approval. A 10 percent wage cut imposed last Monday, following a cross-plant agreement, prompted the action after arbitration talks collapsed.
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United Press
Chicago
Charles J. Hayes
International Packers
Hayes
Amalgamated Butchers and Meat Cutters of
North America
Hayes’ Union
Dennis Lane
Ad misimpression over shoes pricing at Malone & Co
A Malone & Co page ad under Shoes yesterday caused confusion by implying all listed shoes cost 4.90 while the copy stated the price applied only to R C U dress shoes for men. Other items sold for much less, and the Chronicle notes the large four-time edition amplified potential error.
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Adt
Malone & Co
Chronicle
Demented Chicago Woman Slays Child Then Ends Her Life
Police report Mrs Rachel Penses, a dementia praecox case, murdered three year old Margaret Coughlin in the Penses home kitchen between 3 and 6 pm. She cut her throat with a butcher knife and died. Searched house found poison bottles, bloodstained tools.
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Chicago
Rachel Penses
Margaret Coughlin
Margaret
Penses
Rachel Whalen Penses
William S&. Hickson
Joseph Penses
Dr. Hickson
Als O
Josephine
Dolly
Josephit
Wesley West
Coughlin
Prohibition Officers Assume Illinois Roles After Appointment
Charles A. Gregory of Lovington Guy W Ginders of Rockford and Frank Robinson of Oregon will take up duties in the Illinois Prohibition enforcement office as John Kjellander steps out Gregory becomes general head of the Illinois bureau Ginders will chair the enforcement division with several substations and deputies Robinson will head the permit division They received word from Federal Prohibition Director Haynes that their appointments are in Chicago awaiting them They were in Chicago yesterday to assume duties in the Transportation building
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Charles A. Gregory
Lovington
Guy W. Ginders
Rockford
Frank Robinson
Oregon
Illnois Prohibition
John Kjellander
Gregory
Ginders
Ital
Robinson
Mra. Gregory
Haynes
Washington
Chicago
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Transportation Building
Bristol Hotel Damaged in Vienna Looting in 1920s
Military police with cavalry controlled central streets after looting at the Bristol Hotel in Vienna. Reports say 50 to 60 Americans and English were quartered there, with damage estimated around 200,000 kronen and about four hundred detainees under arrest.
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Vienna
United Pro
Austria
Mystic Workers Lodge Social Night Ends With Bunco Fun
District manager Ciara J. Cook announces Mystic Workers hold a meeting tonight at the local lodge followed by a Bunco session and light refreshments for members.
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Ciara J. Cookson
Mystic Workers
Bunco
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