Farmers to Be Guests at Annual Chamber Banquet
The annual Chamber of Commerce farmers banquet will honor 300 or more local farmers tomorrow at the Innovation building. The event features corn show winners announced during dinner, a new farmers judging contest with ribbon awards, and Rudolph A. Clenen of Armour’s Live stock Bureau as principal speaker.
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Ber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
I Chamber of Commerce
Mare
Rudolph A. Clenen
Armour's
Livestock Bureau
Clenen
Middle West
DeKalb County Supervisors Meet to Continue Business
The DeKalb county board of supervisors remained in session today with no final conclusion on completing their agenda. Chairman A. G. Stewart presided as reports from county officers and committees were reviewed, including six months fees totaling 39 987.57 with expenditures of 2 700. Delinquent tax penalties 2 and delinquent tract sales 21.46 were noted. A resolution from Winnebago county on state pension distributions and applications for blind pensions were referred to the financial committee. A letter from the state department of agriculture regarding tuberculosis law and employment was read by County Clerk E. W. Joiner.
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DeKalb County Board of Supervisors
A. G. Stewart
Rosa Hanson
Financial Cou
Judicial Committee
Winnebago County
Chamber Election Set for December 20
Officers of the Chamber of Commerce for 1930 will be elected at a meeting December 20, announced by Secretary Glenn Reynolds. The nomination committee, chosen at the last chamber session, will report at tomorrow evening's farmers banquet. A brief business session will follow with the committee announcing candidates for various offices.
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Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Reynolds
Soviet rejects Kellogg pac to halt China hostilities
Moscow rejects Western warnings to refrain from battling in China under the Kellogg pact. It cites impending Manchuria talks on the Chinese Eastern Railway and says outside pressure is not friendly. Simultaneously a protocol with Mukden peace delegate Tsai Yun Sheng is reported.
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Moscow
U.P
United States
Great Britain
France
China
Manchuria
Nanking
Simonovsky
Tsai Yun-Sheng
Mukden
Kellogg
Russia
Soviet Union
Chinese Eastern Railway
Hoover budget proposes 1931 total appropriations
President Hoover sent to Congress the 1931 budget totaling 3 830 445 231 dollars, down 145 696 000 from the current year. He forecasts surpluses of 225 million now and 122 million in 1931 and urges a temporary tax cut of one percent on 1929 incomes while noting possible renewal later.
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Washington, D. C
U.R
Hoover
Congress
Mellon
Coolidge
Justice Department
State Department
Indiana
Women Learn All About The Affairs of the State
Delegates at the Illinois Republican Women's clubs seventh annual convention name officers for 1930 and plan unofficial aid to state government. Officers and vice presidents for districts and at large are announced, with talks scheduled by state leaders on government operations and agencies.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois Republican Women's Clubs
John T
Mason
Aurora
Frederick A. Brown
Chicago
Harry E. Smoot
Wilmette
H. G. Sawyer
Joliet
Mabel Brown
Prophetstown
J. A. Dixon
Avon
C. N. Forsyth
Bloomington
J. H. Chadwick
Tuscola
C. E. Denby
Carlinville
H. A. Dimond
Dieterich
Anna Wehrhern
Sparta
Paul Colp
Marion
Frederick Dow
Hinsdale
Howard Linn
Richard Barr
J. W. Carney
Galesburg
Rena Elrod
W. E. Lewis
George D. Steele
Decatur
Thomas ©. Wallace
Walter Wolf
George R. Dean
Nil
U.R
L. L. Emmerson
Rodney H. Brandon
State Department of Public
Hoover Congress Opens with Prayer and Leadership Handshake
Scenes from the first regular session of the Hoover administration show the House in prayer led by Chaplain James Shera Montgomery with Nicholas Longworth presiding. John Q. Tilson and John N. Garner exchange greetings as party leaders, and Longworth greets several women members including Ruth Pratt Edith Rogers Ruth Bryan Owen and Katherine Langley.
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Congress
House of Representatives
James Shera Montgomery
Nicholas Longworth
House
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
John N. Garner
Texas
Longworth
Ruth Pratt
New York
Edith Rogers
Massachusetts
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Katherine Langley
Kentucky
Wright Not Operated On After Last Minute Consultation
Five specialists postponed indefinitely the kidney operation planned for Senator H. G. Wright of this city after a late consultation. He showed signs of improvement, walking with crutches and sitting in a chair, as Mayo clinic examinations continued to guide future decisions.
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H. G. Wright
Colonial Hospital
Rochester
Minn
R. A. Wright
Senator Wright
Wright
DeKalb
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Twelve Arrests In City In November
Twelve persons were arrested in the city during November for vehicle law violations, disorderly conduct, and prohibition breaches. Four others faced state charges and were turned over to the sheriff. Fines totaled 95 dollars with most cases heard by Police Magistrate J. M. Blair. one case heard by Justice W. H. L. Rowe.
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Rowe
J. M. Blair
Court of Justice of the Peace
W. H. L. Rowe
Senate Woes Delays Tax Cut As Vare Case Stalls Agenda
Washington dispatch reports Senate plans to vote on the $785,000 Vare primary campaign expense case delaying immediate action on a $160,000,000 tax reduction and tariff measures. If Vare moves Friday, tax relief could advance before Christmas. otherwise sessions may extend. House focus remains on budget reading and Hoover's note that finances are sound.
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Washington
House
Hoover
Senate
Wate
Pennsylvania
Vare
Privileges and Elections Committee
William B. Wilson
Congress
Fire damages home on Cotton Street from thawing pipes
A small fire at 120 Cotton Street damaged a wall after residents used rags and a torch to thaw frozen water pipes. Firefighters arrived about 4 15 PM and quickly controlled the blaze with no major damage reported.
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William Hetchler
Hetchler
Cotton Street
Tax Slash Explained by Mills for 1929 Taxes
Treasury Undersecretary Ogden Mills explained a 160 million dollar tax reduction bill to the House Ways and Means Committee. The plan cuts the normal tax rate by one percent for individuals and corporations and aims to pass quickly with executive session and swift debate.
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Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Washington
U.R
Treasury
Ogden Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Howley
Mellon
Senate
Hoover
Congress
Legionnaires Called To Char ls Anderberg Funeral
DeKalb Legion members asked to attend the wartime veteran and former resident Charles J. Anderberg’s funeral. Services start 1:15 P M at his father’s home North Ninth Street then 1:30 P M at First Lutheran Church. burial in Fairview cemetery will follow.
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Charles J. Anderberg
DeKalb
Legion
Nels Amderberg
North Ninth Street
First Lutheran
Fairview Cemetery
Audit Review Set After City Council Meeting
The city audit covering four and a half years by Culver & Fulmer of Aurora will be reviewed at an adjourned council meeting next Tuesday evening. The session previously adjourned after a brief regular meeting that mostly handled routine business. A parking discussion focused on lack of space in the business district and plans for no parking zones for merchandise trucks in front of shops.
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Culver & Fulmer
Aurora
Ater
Pune
Janes Benen
Lincoln Highway
Police Department
Carl Tudor Elected Vice President of Illinois Beekeepers
Carl Tudor of this city was elected vice president of the Illinois State Beekeepers Association for 1930 at Springfield during the closing session. Judge C A MacKelden of Jerseyville was elected president, succeeding Dr A C Baxter of Springfield. W G Milum of the University of Illinois apiary department was elected secretary for the third time, Elmer Kommer of Woodlawn re elected treasurer.
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Carl Tudor
Sinois State Beekeepers Association
Springfield
C. A. MacKelden
Jerseyville
A. C. Baxter
W. G. Milum
University of Illinois
Elmer Kommer
Wodnull
Tudor
Courtry
Florida Girl and Indiana Youth Named Healthiest 4-H Members
Seventeen year olds Florence Smock of Lake County Florida and Harold Deathline of Morgan County Indiana were named healthiest 4-H club members among 750000 farm youths from 28 states at the 4-H congress with the International Livestock Show. They emphasized sleep and avoiding stimulants, credited Florida sunshine and citrus and wholesome food respectively, with addresses kept secret and chaperones present.
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Chicago
Florida
Indiana
Florence Smock
Lake County
Fla
Harold Deathline
Morgan County
Ind
Sherman
Florence
Harold
Dantes
DeKalb Egyptian Theatre Leased to New Management Team
DeKalb's North Second street playhouse, under construction by the DeKalb Theatre Company, was leased today to the DeKalb Egyptian Theatre Inc led by John C. Miller of Woodstock. The 15 year lease names Miller and partners B A Lucas of Chicago and Charles F Renich of Woodstock with Dale A Leifheit retained as manager. opening is expected before midmonth.
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DeKalb
Dale A. Leifheit
DeKalb Theatre Company
DeKalb Theatre
DeKalb Egyptian
Miller
B. A. Lucas
Chicago
Charles F. Renich
Woodstock
Lucas
Renich
Miller Theatre
Edithe Woodstock Sentinel
Pisteca
Insull outlines business as usual for 1930 expansion
Chicago Dec 4 In a speech before the Economic Club Samuel Insull said utilities tied to him will proceed with about 200 million dollars in expansion in 1930. He argued against hysteria and stressed work thrift and prudence as the nation’s path to recovery. He noted an increased budget of 32 million over the current year. Medill bust to hall of fame in Illinois editors group announced.
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Chicago
Bleves Utilities
Samuel Insull
Middle West
Insull
Medill
Joseph Medill
Chicago Tribune
University of Dillnois
Hall of Fame
Elijah P. Lovejoy
Victor Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Henry W. Clendenin
Illinois State Register
Springfield
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University of Illinois School of Agriculture
Leavenworth
Atlanta
McNeil Island
Chillicothe, O
War and Navy Department
Army
Hoover Congress
Harmony Progemim
House Committee
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Heads Group
Insull Utilities
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