Sentenced to Jail Here in Petty Larceny Case
L A Foster arrested Sunday afternoon by Chief Fred Mitchell. He pleaded guilty before Judge W Pond to petty larceny, sentenced to 60 days. Foster, tied to frequent visits to the Serange Inn and Barker Sullivan’s drug store, was implicated in shoplifting and found with stolen items in his car near the Armory. Authorities will verify ownership of the Chevrolet car. Foster arraigned and sentenced today by Judge Pond to 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Reed
Voila Foster
Ison
Seeanyy Inn
Foster
Dave Airhwine
Fudge W. L. Pond
Three Hunters Fined for Transporting Liquor After DeKalb Crash
Chicago construction workers John Wukitz John Garowitch and John Pendel were arrested in DeKalb after their car collided with two others on Sunday. They pleaded guilty to transporting liquor, paying $200 fines plus costs. Officers recovered gallons of moonshine and homemade beer from the vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wukitz
John Garowitch
John Pendel
Chicago
DeKalb
Compton
Drivne
Noiier
Exhibition at the High School Wednesday Eve
A gym exhibition by the boys training class at Sycamore High School is planned for Wednesday evening. It will feature apparatus work and other demonstrations to show what the physical training program offers. Doors open at eight with no admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Peo
Prescott Busy Preparing Store Opening at Town Led Building
George Prescott of Dekalb leased the first floor of the Town Led building once occupied by Swanson Brothers and is arranging to open his store by the 15th. He works long hours to complete preparations and believes everything will be in place by the opening date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prescott
Dekalb
Swanson Brothers
Mr. Prescott
Masons Attend Funeral Services At Kirkland
Several Masons from this city attended a Masonic funeral in Kirkland on Sunday afternoon. Participants traveled from here to join the burial rites and shared in the solemn air service as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland
Social Life Notes Include License for Armstrong Schrader
Round Grove man Allan R Armstrong and Morrison woman Luella Ide Schrader obtain a martinese license on Saturday. Syc amore Commandery No 15 hosts a lively social with dancing and large attendance. Sawyer District 54 pupils present a Christmas program at Ohio Grove channel Friday evening. Mrs Leslie Hafield shows improvement after illness. E G Cooper family visit Kenosha for a river wedding anniversary. Ekla club supper attendance down due to bad weather. Stella Evers heads to Orange California for winter with Pred Alden. Theresa Jaycox to Nebraska for winter with relatives. Mrs CM Conrad and Mrs Edith Young settle in Pasadena California for spring. Robert Fulton expected home from Exeter Academy for holiday vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Bessie Strong
Velkalb Man Sentenced to State Work Farm at Vandalia
Frank McCormick, repeatedly jailed for intoxication, appeared before Judge W L Pond yesterday. He promised to reform last time, was spared a fine, and was sentenced to 90 days on the state work farm at Vandalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCormick
W. L Pond
McCormick
J Rmick
Vandalia
Store Windows Feel The Chill As Frost Appears
Frost coated the display windows along the street and in markets as cold weather settled in. Merchants used small fans to keep panes ice free while noting last night was among the coldest of the winter season. More days of cold air were expected as temperatures hovered low and shoppers eased indoors.
Stores Here to Remain Open for Late Shoppers
Announcement by the Sycamore Chamber of Commerce Merchants division chair says stores will stay open each evening from Wednesday night through Christmas Eve to aid late gift buying. Local merchants expect the best holiday season in years as assortments are at their peak. Country-wide revenue freight for the week ended September 25 reached 1,182,940 cars, up from the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Division
Sycamore
Coutry-wide
Auto collision injures two drivers in city vicinity
B A Lindgren of this city and G L Stowe of Wempletown were in a large Buick and an Owklwind when their cars collided near Sycamore hospital Saturday around nine. Both machines were damaged and initial fears of serious injuries faded as investigators found no hurt occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Lindgren
G. L. Stowe
Wempletown
Sycamore Hospital
Howev
Iss
Bennie Blount Placed Under Peace Bond in Colored Case
Bennie Blount, a colored city resident, was placed under a $1,000 peace bond after threats toward Mrs. Grids water Will, with a court petition for protection already heard. It is reported tensions may lead to further conflict. In Seattle, the final shipment of 1,000,000 Bibles for quake-struck Japanese cities was loaded aboard the President Grant for Yokohama to replace lost books and household effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakter
Bennie Blount
Blount
Seattle
Wash
Japan
President Grant
Yokohama
Market News Grain Review from Chicago Board of Trade
Trading on the Chicago Board of Trade was unsettled as oats hit new highs while wheat and corn eased. Foreign markets showed weakness with Argentine selling pressure and scarce demand from buyers. Cash prices steadied, oats led deliveries with high May and July levels, and provisions closed higher. Livestock receipts were reported with mixed steady to lower leanings across cattle hogs and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
Fea
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertised in Chicago
From 651 E. 46th St Chicago comes an ad praising Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. A reader cites a stubborn cough that resisted other medicines but yielded quickly after using the product. The notice urges asking for it at Kirchner's Drug Store and Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
E. 46Th St
Chicago
Kirchner
Dedication Service for New Church on Page 1
A detailed order of dedication for a new church service on Page 1 includes a reader, psalter, hymns, solos by Dorothy M. Doane, sermon by Dr. William J. Davidson of Wesleyan University, and remarks by Dr. Ernest C. Lumsden. The Joliet-Dixon district is noted with an evening benediction and multiple hymns led by choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Davidson
Wesleyan University of the Perfect World
Smith
Richard E. Butler
Temple
Kapp
Charles
Ss. Brown
Peas
Congregational Church
Malis
Lolu
Dorothy M. Doane
Ernest C. Lumsden
Joliet-Dixon District
Miles
A. KB. Jacobs
Clyde Veale
Father
Rugged Cross
Mildred Vogle
W. E. J. Gratz
Chicago
Epworth League
Power Line Links Towns Across Four States
A newly completed 66,000-volt transmission line now connects central Illinois to southern Illinois and western Kentucky, enabling interchanges between southern and central time zones. The line runs from the Central Milnois Power plant at Muddy near Harrisburg through Mortis, Carmi, Gville, Oinéy to Effingham, forming a continuous link from central Wisconsin through northern Illinois to the riverine Kentucky border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Timos
Milnois Power Company
Muddy
Harrisburg
Mortis City
Carmi
Gville
Oinéy
Effingham
Big Elephant Hunted in Plains Spurs Kansas Chase
In Garnett Kansas December 44UP a chaotic pursuit pivots from jack rabbits to a rogue elephant named Diamond. Mounted and foot posses scour the plains, battering barns, frightening livestock, and sparking tense stand downs as Diamond evades capture near Honest Bill Newton’s circus barn while Old Tex tires of the chase and rests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Anderson
Dixmont
Kansas
Alaifa
Cara Fields
Piaymond
Diamond
Tex
Bill Newton
Honest Bir
Old Tex
Tese
Gil
Missing Epileptic Found in Rock River
The body of Lewis Smalley, 52, of Pekin in Tazewell county, was found in the Rock River near Dixon after a search. Officials believe he suffered an epileptic seizure and fell from an embankment while at Dixon State Hospital, ending the long missing case.
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River Dixon
U.P
Lewis Smalley
Pekin
Tazewell County
Rock River
Smalley
Dixon State Hospital
Day Suit Heard Retold Of Edith Day and Carleton
A long court tale recounts Edith Day marrying Carleton after stage fame in London. Terse notes detail Miss Day’s life with Bat Somerset, a 1920s divorce case with Margaret Bannerman, and immigration officials’ involvement. Carleton intervened to drop moral turpitude actions and later divorced Miss Day, who then remarried Lorry.
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Broadway
Edith Day
Carleton
Trene
Edith
London
Bat Somerset
Miss Day
Margaret Bannerman
Somerset
Miss Bannerman
New York
Lorry
Somerset Return to England Sparks Postpone Hearing
The case shows the child in the care of its grandparents after Somerset’s return. With no principals present, the hearing is likely to be continued and no clear rescheduled date is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
England
Will Fight Gangsters Continues on Page 1
War era briefs note limited damage after a bomb wrecked a field near Benton Illinois and government actions include three Sheitan brothers jailed then freed on bond. Future services are set for Joe Adams West City mayor slain. he weighed 310 pounds. Liverpool cathedral organ is the largest in the world with ten thousand nine hundred eighty four pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganey
Benton
U.P
Joe Adams
West City
Adams
Liverpool Cathedral
Adlerika touted as life saver for gas and constipation
New York businesswoman Mrs G Edling credits Adlerika with dramatic relief from stomach gas and bowel issues. Adierika allegedly cleanses both upper and lower bowels, releasing old matter and easing symptoms like gas bloating indigestion and tiredness. Renowned doctors praised its cleansing effects and bacterial control, with testimonials praising long term improvements and broad use. Leading druggists carry Adlerika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. L. Shoub
A. C. Curl
J. Weaver
J. E. Puckett
Scarlet Fever List Growing in This State
Springfield reports 285 cases of scarlet fever last week to the state health department. The detailed disease report cites Diphtheria 142, scarlet fever 535, typhoid 22, pneumonia influenza 2, measles 742, and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
State Department of Health
D. Krawiligs
Fighter Dies After Bout in Eastern City
Hartford report states French light heavyweight Charles Peguishan died at St. Francis hospital from a fractured skull suffered in last night’s semi final bout with Al Friedman of Boston. Friedman detained at police HQ on breach of peace charge, to face arraignment for possible manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Charles Peguishan
St. Francis Hospital
al Friedman
Boston
Persson
McCarthy
Friedman
Brush for Butter and Sardine Sauce Tips
A paestry brush dipped in melted butter oils pans and griddles. A simple sardine sauce combines lemon juice horseradish and catsup to serve with canned sardines.
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Sycamore News
The
Chronicle
Seeaneye Inn
L. A. Posterr
Lifter
Prescott
Ociety Gnews
Allan R. Armstrong
Round Grove
Luella Ide Schrader
Morrison
Sycamore Commandery No. 15
Leslie *Hafield
E. G. Cooper
Kenosha
Wis
Stella Evers
Orange
Calif
Pred Alden
Theresa Jaycox
Nebraska
Co. M. Conrad
Edith Young
Pasadena
Robert Fulton
Exeter Academy
Exeter
Fudge W. J. Pulton
B. A. Lindgren and
Tara Oye
Kerripts
Young Is
Tda Joeols
Messrs. Jacobs, Veale
Viale and Zeller
Psalter
Will
N.Y
Clair Windsor
Conrad Nagel
A Meta Golituyn
Floger
Meron
DE Kalb Theatre
Eastern City
San Frrancisco
James Kelly
Demetrius Kellys
Kelly
Jim Kelly
Rocky Mountains
Boise
Idaho
Oakland Sys
Scrooge
Oakland
E. Locust St
Rey
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Anderson Bros
DeKalb, Illinois
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