Buckaloo to Take Over Local Store Next Week
At DeKalb the long time Vaile & O'Malley manager Buckaloo will assume control of the store next week after the closing sale. Partner Talty, advertising man Arthur Fairlund remains with the firm. The move promises continuity and a fresh stock under Buckaloo and Talty with Buckaloo seen as a strong local business figure.
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Attuckaloo
Vaile & Se. Ney
Ney
Nly
Wailoo
Iowa
Vailie & O'Malley
DeKalb
Allen Buckaloo
Buckaloo
Nicholas Talty
Bucaloo
Talty
Mr. Buckaloo
Arthur Fairlund
Puckaloo & Tal
Friends of Gene Wood Hope for Quick Recovery After Appendectomy
The Friends of Gene Wood report improvement after his recent appendicitis operation. He sat up in bed yesterday for the first time. Police Officer Ben Peck and Mr. Wood have enjoyed cribbage debates. Wood appears the better player. Doctors predict he may leave the hospital within a week or ten days, a welcome update for Rotarian secretary and the city. Meanwhile Radio Station WOC in Davenport aired a Palmer School of Chiropractic program with a glee club parody praising city authorities, the Palmer school, local industries, and enterprises. The mayor, council, police and fire departments, and factories were commended. listeners praised the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Wood
Theerday
Ben Peck
Mr. Wood
Lale
Wood
Wood Strill
Davenport
Weverlave
Palmer School of Ropractic
Palmer School
Interesting Service At M. E. Church
Announcement declares Sunday evening at 7 30 for a service by Dr B Barrett Evans pastor of the Methodist church Illustrated program India in Transition by William Watkins Reid DeKalb residents are invited to attend to see the India of today and a look at Gandhi's face is worth the time
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B. Barrett Evans
Methodist Church
India
William Watkins Reid
DeKalb
Gandi
Enraged Bull Attacks Man Near Cortland
Roy Holland living on a farm south of Cortland was seriously injured when an enraged bull broke three ribs and punctured a lung. A neighbor alerted Gandy the road patrolman, who with a pitchfork assisted until a surgeon arrived. Holland remains in serious condition with uncertain internal injuries.
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Cortwind
Roy Holland
Amnenia
Cortland
Gandy
Attendance Rise at State College as Enrollment Grows
A report from the state teachers college notes attendance at fidance now 520, up eight from the previous quarter. Twelve new students joined this quarter and four graduates increased overall enrollment by eight. Northern state teachers college leads in graduates relative to enrollment amid the transition to a four year curriculum.
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State College
State Teachers College
Atfidance
Northern State Teachers College
Two Schools Seek Change To College Form In State Plan
Old Naval and Carbondale normal schools announce plans to apply to the next legislature for reclassification to college form. They would become colleges instead of normal schools, joining three others already changed. State Teachers College expected to receive the new form, and two other institutions likely to gain it.
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Sepory
Old Naval and Carbondale Normal
State Teachers College
Klux Klanners In Windy City Reported
Chicago officials form a five member committee to probe alleged Klan activities after Alderman Mulcahy accuses the group of using city buildings as meeting sites. Over 200 spectators leave the chamber as the panel is named, and hand bills in Waukegan claim support from local business leaders.
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United
Chicago
del Chicago
Lake Shore
Chicago Council
Robert J. Mulcahy
Waukegan
Dist TURN: Radio Man Picks Up Honolulu Signal
Arthur Havenhill of South First Street made a long distance radio reception, hearing Honolulu after tuning across the water. He has connected with stations from the United States and Canada and proved an expert at wireless work, likely to inspire further attempts by local Gijer fans.
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Arthur Havenhill
South First Street
Havenhill
United States
Canada
Honolulu
Havenbill
Clemenceau Honored Guest At White House Luncheon
Washington December 7 The United States government honored Georges Clemenceau as a guest of President Harding at a White House state luncheon. He met with top officials from the executive and legislative branches during the visit.
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White House
Washington, D. C
United States
Georges Clemenceau
Harding
White Hous
Oil stove blast kills woman and six children in Eugenia
A deadly oil stove explosion at a Eugenia Oregon home claimed the life of Mrs. Iver Johnson and five children, the oldest six, with two other children and three adults severely burned. Investigators assess the cause while responders rush to treat the injured.
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Eugenia
Ore
Iver
Johnson
Seen It Yet Two Flags at Princess Theatre This Week
The note reminds readers to catch the special au and the big feature picture Two Flags at the Princess theatre, with only two show days left today and tomorrow.
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Princess Theatre
Legion Men In Meeting at DeKalb Post No 77
DeKalb Post American Legion held a well attended meeting in new quarters electing officers for the coming year. Commander Tom Kennedy and others named by unanimous vote, plans discussed to recruit ex service men, social hour with an oyster supper followed.
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DeKalb Post American Legion
T. S. Mur
William MH
Knex
Orif Rnbot
H. D. Fisk
Legionnaires
Tme
Ames
DeKalb Post
Four Children Die In Chicago House Fire
Fire destroyed the Budak home killing Mary 12 Sophie 9 John 8 Eva 1. Four other children critically injured sent to hospital. Fire started by a kerosene lamp near an open window with curtain drawn by wind. father Michael 16 woke and alerted others. Firemen found three children dead in one room. mother Ryva hospitalised, baby died shortly after.
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Chicago
Joseph Budak
Mary Budak
Sophia
John
Eva
Michael
James
Ryva
Congo Church Meeting Tonight Promises Strong Fall Work
Congregational church members gather at the church this evening for a supper and annual meeting to plan fall and winter work. Past gatherings bring good turnout and strong results as plans are laid for the season.
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Congo
Knights of Columbus Plan Another Meeting With Oyster Supper
Knights of Columbus announce a Sunday gathering starting at 2:00 with an oyster supper as the feature. Members are urged to bring a prospective member or eligible son. The notice also runs a trivia query and an employment ad for hand pressers. Nightly races feature "My Old Kentucky Home" at Star Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Hospital Appoints Anna Mendenorp as New Superintendent
Anna Mendenorp of Lafayette Indiana has been named general superintendent at J. F. Glidden Memorial hospital in DeKalb. She replaces the retiring son of Mrs Nettle T Dunown and arrives with extensive experience, including five years in an Indian hospital system and leadership in Indiana nurses associations. November reports show nine births, 60 admissions, 22 operations. The hospital seeks to publicize patient news and expand local hospital use. Also noted is the Central District Sunday School convention set for December 10 at First Baptist DeKalb with Miss S A Theilzaard and Prof C Montgomery as speakers. attendance expected, voluntary offerings welcomed.
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Anna Mendenorp
AK. N
LaFayette
Ind
J. F. Glidden Memoral Hospital
Mendetan
Nettle T Dunown
Nhurses’ Association
Indiana
Iself
Clidden Memorial Hospital
DeKalb
Patiet
DeKalb County
S. A. Theilzaard
Chicago
C. & Montgomery
Our
State Teachers College
Malta
Cortland
Pierce
Afion
Milan
Chronicle Ads Bring Results For Fowl Raiser
A farmer south of the city advertised turkeys for sale before Thanksgiving. A night visit by a parties under cover led to the loss of all turkeys. He soon realized high money costs may have driven the theft and advised others with fowls to keep them under cover at night.
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Chronicle
Cortland Boy Injured by Gas Engine Kick
Cortland boy Frank Carr suffered a broken arm when a gasoline engine back fired while being cranked. He is in a sling but will attend school as usual and recover without serious complications.
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Cortland
Frank Carr
Earthquake Reported in United Pressey Area San Francisco
A slight earthquake shock was recorded at 9 40 p m last night in San Francisco Cal. The tremor caused no damage and many residents did not feel it. Also listed are a Rebekah Card Party at I O O F hall Friday evening and Illinois weather outlook with rain in the south and snow in the north.
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United Presey
San Francisco
Cal
Ilinois
Prisoner At Hospital Soon Be Discharged
Police report prisoner Harry Edwards injured when a Jordan machine was driven into a train. Edwards, held after capture here, will be discharged from the city hospital but turned over to Chicago police for return. Recovery has been slow due to jaw injury from a piece of glass.
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Ben Peck
Oon Eterna
Tospital
Harry Edwards
Chicago
Veixalle
Edwards
Dr Brown Addresses Teachers Association at Cedar Falls
Dr J Stamey leads today’s State Teachers Association meeting in Clear Falls Iowa. He speaks on the consolidated school and junior high in communities, notes his rising demand at education meetings, and previews his geography talk for the Geographic Review. Also, a Princess program features Under Two Flags tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stamey
Teachers College
State Teachers Association
Clear Falls
Brown
State College
Evanston
Iissue
The
Geographic Review
Clara Phillips manhunt spurs nationwide checks of suspects
Reports from Los Angeles to Ogden describe police chasing leads on Clara Phillips after an escape from jail. Two Baltimore women were briefly detained as possible matches but released. A broad southeast border search by multiple agencies follows sightings from California to Mexico.
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Northwestern
Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Hawimer
Mr Phillips
Phillips
Beal
Katherine Hutchins
Catheine Coe
Baltimore
Mrs. Phillips
Fitamorris
Osden
Utah
Ogden
Omaha
Chicago
California
Treacer
Vincentia Izcozio
Arsenic Found in Remains of Sweetheart Victim
Chicago reports another poisoning case tied to Nellie Sturmer and Tillie Klimek as chemist Dr. William G. Malley finds large arsenic quantities in the body of M. Sniski, former sweetheart of Sturmer, with the disinterred body from Mrs Sturmer’s family to be analyzed immediately.
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Chicago
Dee
Nellie Sturmer
Tillie Klimek
William G. Malley
M. Sniski
Sturmer
Former DeKalb Man Returns to Live in City
Charles Holderness, a former DeKalb resident who ran a farm at Crystal Lake last year, is visiting DeKalb this week to decide whether to settle back here. If a suitable job is found, he plans to move his family to town. otherwise he will consider offers from other cities. DeKalb residents welcome the Holdernesses back and hope they stay. I. O. O. F. Dance set for Saturday night at the Odd Fellows hall with Nelson's Orchestra.
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Charles Holderness Ormer
DeKalb
Crystal Lake
Mr. Holderness
Holderness
Fine Writing Taught In Low Grades At St Marys School
Miss Reed, a Palmer method demonstrator, praised DeKalb St Marys school for its handwriting work. An experiment adopted Palmer handwriting in first and second grades, aiming to start right methods early. The school reports surprisingly pleasing results and improved student writing.
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Reed
Malmer
Palier Company
DeKalb
St. Mary's School
Hiv
G&a
St. Mary's
Palmer
Advertising Pays With A New DeKalb Customer
Willian Wirtz of Wika & Wirtz recounted to the Chronicle how a Shabbona couple who had read The Chronicle during a recent DeKalb merchant contest became first time shoppers in DeKalb. They praised the ads and said their visit proved beneficial for them.
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Tor Chronicle
Willian Wirtz
Wika & Wirtz
Shabbona
Biz Wirtz
Eneds. In the Course of the Selling, They Told Mr. Wirtz
DeKalb
The
Chronicle
Chance to Get Fine Art Work At Low Figure
Mr. Schmidt of the American Steel and Wire force reports two miniatures by Madame Bauschenck of Munich. An aged artist in modest means, she seeks buyers in the city. The works, valued at about 150 dollars each, can be bought for roughly 20 dollars.
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Schmidt
American Steel &Wire Force
Madame Bauschenck
Munich
Bavaria
Academy of Fine Arts
Mrs. Schmidt
Burns cites Communist International behind U S radical drive
William J. Burns of the Federal Bureau of Investigation told a secret House committee that the Communist International based in Moscow directs a broad U S campaign to overthrow the government. He cited radicals in unions, social groups, and women's clubs, plus 611 radical publications and 27 436 reports, and noted a Bridgeman Michigan raid exposing plots to infiltrate the military and government.
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Tosted Pres
Washington, D. C
Communist International
Moscow
Russia
United States
William J. Burns
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Burns
Ultmate
Herrin
Bridgeman
Mich
Army
Navy
Nurses Visit Hospital And Have Fine Time
Nurses from Kalb city hospital visited BE Mary’s hospital at Father Solon’s invitation. They received courteous entertainment and toured the facility from cellar to root, sharing amiable conversations and cordial relations between the two institutions.
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LeKalb
Father Solon
BE Mary's Hospital
Root
Sophia
Bulgaria
Kustandi
Kustandii
Smoking fissures appear on Mt Tretta in Potenza Italy
Residents of Chanefellis flee as smoking fissures appear on Mt Tretta slopes. Dense fumes erupt under high pressure with rumbling noises. Hundreds seek refuge in nearby towns while scientists hurry to inspect whether this is geological activity or the birth of a new volcano.
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Potenza
Italy
Chanefellis
Mt. Tretta
Grocer Murdered by Unknown Bandits in Chicago
Joseph Alberga a grocer was hacked to death in the street in Chicago. His wife found the body when she went to the store after he did not return home last night. Police could not determine a motive for the crime.
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Chicago
Jozeph Alberga
War Savings Stamps credited at par or as Certificates
Holders of War Savings Stamps may be credited at par in the Savings Department or issued a Certificate of Deposit in the Commercial Department. Interest at 4 percent applies to both Savings Deposits and Certificates. Depositors who previously left stamps may return receipts for credit or Certificates earning interest. Deposits before December 10 accrue interest from December 1. FIRST SAVINGS BANK FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK
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Savings
Dee
FIRST
SAA Bank
First Trust & Savings Bank
Call Off Meet Walton League This Evening
The Walton League meet scheduled for this evening is called off due to unresolved issues with one of the five Isaac Welton league teams. Secretary pro tem announces efforts to gather necessary details by next week and to hold a meeting next Thursday if plans align.
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Isaac Welton
Chicago
Races Tonight My Old K rrucae eptcky Home Star
Races on tap tonight feature star performers at regional venues. The card highlights a favored horse and a promising jockey as fans anticipate fast times and competitive finishes across multiple heats.
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Eptcky
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