Bandits at Sycamore Old Timers Evidence Found During Post Office Burglary
Federal inspectors and the sheriffs department pursued the attempted post office burglary in Sycamore as they traced the gang from Locust Street to a barn then to a south east window. The gang used dynamite drills and planned guards, with earlier heists cited in Pana. Investigators described a grim, detective-fiction scene as they examined the scene and collected clues, noting multiple prior similar burglaries and the odds of success underestimated by the criminals.
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Sheriffs Department
Pana
Chicago
Department of Justice
United States
Locust Street
John Carlson
Cassius Conrad, Jr
DeKalb Corn Motor Sales
Mary Loptien
Arthur Willard
Trolman Henry Decker
Chicago & Eat
Henry Decker
Loptien
Art Willard
Willard
Elm Street
Decker
State Street
Cortland Road
Lincoln Highway
Sycamore
Jevery
Burglary gang strikes Sycamore post office scene
Chronicle delivery service details and carrier pay noted while DeKalb Daily Chronicle recounts a bold post office burglary. Reports describe two to four men, foot prints, improvised truck, and car sightings in Sycamore with sheriffed inquiries and alerts to garages. investigators seek clues from tire tracks and midnight to 8 am sightings.
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DeKalb Daily Chronicle
Sycamore
Otto Fellinger
Close Bowling Set Gives Patten Narrow Win Over Turner Brass
In league bowling the J. W. Patten company edged Turner Brass by nine pins after a tied two games each, the deciding third game producing a final score of 2300 to 2291. Other notable results include Anaconda No. 1 defeating the chamber of commerce by 107 pins, though lingering drama from a Chamber player's 99 score altered the margin.
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J. W. Patten Company
Turner Brass
Patten
Anaconda Number
Chamber of Commerce
Anaconda
Hennis
Chamber
Schenske
Fuller
Schwebke
Morley
4. V. Patten Co
Lindgren
Dahlquist
Mossholder
Blanche L. B. Fisher
John G
Hutcheson
Malta
Milan
al- Molander
Ton and DeKalb
Westebere
Whittamore
Kohls
Mayfield-DeKalb Winnans
Fredricks
Hllen Sutton
Alice Casters
S. Crawford
Agi
Schultz
Mary A. Waite
Conrad
Holcomb
Augusta M. Johnson
Jacobson
John E. Johnson
Mary J. Nicholson
Charles J. Olson
Etta D. Harrington
Smith & Brower
Al- 2017
Joe Kristapaitis
DeHstin L. Paslex
Leo
Waterman Rose
Beeshere Cedee Kirk Ryan
George H. Joost
Matt Joslyn
Kristapaitis
St. Mary's Mercy Hospital
Gary
Indiana
Matt Krisotal
Tonattia
Rumor of Sycamore Theater Closure Stirs DeKalb
Street chatter spread rumors that the Sycamore Theater would not close next week as the new Fargo at DeKalb was to open Monday. Local managers were unavailable for comment and no confirmation was learned. A later day report may appear in DeKalb news.
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Sycamore Theater
Sycamore
Fargo
DeKalb
Pool To Open Sundays Pending Final Checks
Water fills the community center pool and officials expect it to be warm enough to swim by Sunday. The facility is in fine shape with no further delays anticipated this season. No events were announced and local interest may not draw participants from other city activities. James Madison was the first president to routinely wear long trousers.
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James Madison
United States
Young Men Forced Out of Sycamore Business
Local report laments the closure of a Sycamore fruit and vegetable shop once run by Jesus Cudden and Ralph Bowie after Dan Winders sold to new owners amid community support decline. Doors locked around 1:80 yesterday. future plans for the business remain unclear.
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Sycamore
Jesus Cudden
Ralph Bowie
Dan Winders
De Kalb County probate notes and China air service extension
Distribution shown and estate settled with executor discharged. John Moon and notices to John M. Smiley. Carl L. Greeley named administrator de bonis non after oath and bond. Knute Rogne and Martha Rogne. Lottie Beneway inventories approved. Bessie Wankbeck claim allowed with Jennie A. Ellwood. Creditors’ notices to Minnie M. Hoyt and Ida Smiley of Waterman. Personal estate about 1000 dollars. Guardian A G Kennedy appointed for minor's estate. China’s air service now extends from Shanghai to Hankow via Nanking, 600 miles. Candidate Edwin E Crawford seeks Republican sheriff nomination for DeKalb County.
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John Moon
John M. Smiley
Carl L. Greeley
de Bonis
Knute Rogne
Martha Rogne
Lottie Beneway
Bessie WanKbeck
Jennie A. Ellwood
Minnie M. Hoyt
Ida Smiley
Waterman
Unen
Clifford Guy Housewert
A. G. Kennedy
Precious Remedy for Rheumatic Pains
A proven druggists favorite now praised by pharmacists for rapid relief of acute inflammation swelling and pain. The message emphasizes returning to work and supporting families and notes Allenr c makers back a money back guarantee if a single bottle does not meet buyer expectations.
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Allenr
Allenry
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Chronicle Delivery
DE Kalb
Ween Rete
Andrea McEwen
Nehring Electrical Works
Gilson
Thomas W. Kennedy
Oscar Saariet
Edwin F. Waite
James D. Beckler
Sandwich
Lloyd
Potter
August Johnson
Eddy
Genoa
Lester Eikler
William Schnuggerow
Shabbona
G. W. Macey
Max Feinberg
Abram Wilson
Samuel M. Goldschmidt
L. F. Bearnes
Conrad M. Munson
Sherwood Addn
Elmer G. Simpson
A. J. Heer & Co
Cynthia J. Carson
First National Bank of DeKalb
L. C. Schermer
Horn Estate
Carlson Bros
Wirtz
Fairview Park Cemetery Assn
John G. Lundberg
Carrie R. Unwin
Christina Gustafson
Joseph W. Feazel, Sr
Joseph W. Feazel
Nellie B. Feazel
Paul H. Bloomingdale
den Kalb
Marie B. Bloomingdale
Edward Stokes
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Lenz
American Legion Drum & Bugle Corps
KOFC
Hall
Eveready
DeKalb Dairy Company
Consumers’ Dairy Association
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Ceam
China
Nanking
U.P
Shanghai
Hankow
DeKalb County
Edwin E. Crawford
Quality Coal
DeKalb Fuel & Mercantile Company
North Seventh Street
Prescott
Crosley Radio
America
Crosley
Alma Gluck
Edith Mason
Zimbalist
Mojica
Gershwin
E. L. Smith
East Lincoln Highway
Lewis & Palmer Music Store
Fargo Theatre
Illinois
DR. Furgy
Paramount Picture
J.c.penney-Co
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