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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1923

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St Paul to Junk Line in Illinois Dispute

Washington Dec 10 United Press reports the Chicago Milwaukee and Gary seeks permission to abandon its Kirkland to Camp Grant Illinois line of 16 miles. The move faces strong local protest from Rockford and surrounding farmers who say the rail line is essential for crops and schooling. Residents plan a public hearing and gather data to contest the abandonment and keep the line open.

United Press Washington, D. C Inter- State Commerce Commission Chicago, Milwaukee & Gary Chicags, Milwaukee Davis Junction Camp Grant Rockford Kirkland Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Re . Milkee Gary Paul J F. van Voorhis Post Avenue Harrisville Fairdale Granges Rockford High School Granges van Voorh Publc Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Company Interstate Commerce Commission Winnebago Ogle County Momence St Paul Company Harrisville Grange Fairdale Milwaukee Line

Famed Swedish Singer to Perform in DeKalb

Gustiv Fonandern the renowned Swedish artist will appear in De Kalb in a Swedish language entertainment. Report says he sings with a well trained voice and cultured artistry. A capacity audience is likely for his DeKalb appearance.

DeKalb Gustiv Fonandern de Kalb Fonandern

Roof Fire at Central Inn Sparks From Chimney Blaze

A chimney blaze at Central Inn on North Second Street near Central Ton sparked a roof fire this afternoon around three oclock. The fire department extinguished the flames with minor damage, tearing only a few shingles.

Collings North Second Street

President Coolidge Urges Immediate Tax Cuts and Budget Balance

President Coolidge sent a special message to Congress urging immediate tax relief and endorsing the Mellon budget plan to cut taxes 323 million dollars. He decries the soldier bonus as a tax burden and emphasizes prudent federal spending with a projected 395 million surplus. He notes 1925 appropriations include 890 million for interest on the debt and 349,065 for the veterans bureau, while most departments face cuts except a few. Also promotes Isabela Royal cigars on sale and announces a Rescue Dance at The Avalon Fridays and Saturdays.

Washington, D. C Coolidge Congress War and Interior Departments Post Office Commerce and Justice Departments Executive Department Veterans’ Bureau

Weather and notices fragment from Redmond taxi office

Fragmentary page item notes weather and Christmas cards sale at The Chrex with fat half price. Also mentions Redmond Taxi office closure tomorrow morning and a service notice for July, with unclear details about actions to be taken.

Redmond Thomas Fyone Lee i

Ernest Thompson Seton to Speak at Erie High

Tomorrow evening at the Erie high school auditorium Ernest Thompson Seton famed naturalist will give a moving lecture for children and adults. His animal stories blend action pathos and humor with authentic animal calls promising a vivid woodland spirit on stage.

Ernest Thompson Seton Twentieth Chamber of Deputies Pears Century Limited Obregon Mr. Seton Peter Woodcraft Tribe

Murder Over Poker Game Shocks Electa Barber Shop

Dennis Newton Culp a 32 year old barber was killed in a quarrel over a poker game at the James Nayberry barber shop South State and Walnut Electa shortly after midnight Saturday. James Edair Cox a 30 year old state hospital employee is held without bonds in Geneva after being bound over to the grand jury for murder. Cox attacked with a knife three times, striking Culp once in the chest above the heart and breaking three ribs before fleeing. Culp died ten minutes later. Cox injured a hand during the attack and was found nearby seeking a physician. He was bound over at the coroner's inquest and faces February grand jury action.

Dennis Newton Culp James Nayberry South State Walnut Streets Electa James Edair Cox Elgin State Hospital Geneva Cox Culp Nayberry Shop Elgin

No Progress Reached Entombed Mine Workers at Jessup Slopes

No progress is made toward rescuing five workers entombed since Saturday at Mount Jessup Coal Company slope in Jessup ten miles away. Officials at the mine since Sunday fear little chance any survivor remains, believing a roof collapse in the Grassy vein over about 100 square feet caused nearly instantaneous death.

Beranton Mount Jessup Jessup

Fire Destroys Chicago Wet Wash Laundry

Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Chicago wet wash laundry early today causing damage of $75,000.

United Press Chicago

Death Takes Tom Fagan in DeKalb

Thomas Pagan known as Tommy Fagan died at St Marys hospital after weeks of suffering from injuries from an assault two years earlier. A longtime taxicab employee of Terry Redmond, he was loyal and helpful. Survived by his mother six sisters and Earl a son at home. Funeral tomorrow at St Marys Church with burial in Catholic Cemetery.

Thomas Pagan DeKalb Tommy” Fagan St. Mary's Hospital Chicago Tommy Fagan Fagan Mr. Fagan Terry Redmond

Kellogg May Be Ambassador to England

President Coolidge sent to the senate the nomination of Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota as United States ambassador to Great Britain. Other nominations include Henry P. Fletcher to Luxemburg and Richard M. Tobin to the Netherlands.

United Press Washington, D.C Coolidge Senate Frank B. Kellogg Minn United States Great Britain Henry P. Fletcher Luxemburg Richard M. Tobin Cal Netherlands Phillip Williams U. S. Navy Virgin Islands Edward G. Farley United States Shipping Board Treasury George B. Winston Chicago Henry S. Dorris Mabel G. Revenue

Big Meeting of Woodmen on Tuesday Night

One of the big meetings of the year is scheduled for tomorrow evening at the Woodman hall where officers will be elected. The program includes other matters of interest to camp members.

Woodman Hall

Governor Small Speaks at DeKalb Teachers College

Governor Small addressed a large DeKalb audience at the teachers college, with President J Stanley Brown presiding and Director Shelton of Registration and Education also speaking. He defended road building costs, urged a $100 million bond, and touted a plan to extend a 4,800 to 10,000 mile paving system financed by automobile license fees.

Aurora Elburn Corners Chiesco Tribune Union Novober Ilinois

Did You See It The Bad Man at Princess Playhouse

A reader asks if the audience saw The Bad Man at the Princess playhouse yesterday and notes showings tonight at 7 30 and 9 15. Missed performances are urged to catch the remaining times.

Princess Playhouse

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