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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1927

Page

2

Hearst Shrinks From Senate Docu ments Case Vows Libel Fight

Hearst testified before a Senate committee on forged papers allegedly linking U S senators to a 1 350 000 payment scheme. He said the documents were sent to President Coolidge and questioned their authenticity while defending publication motives and denying personal knowledge of money transfers. Other figures including Heflin LaFollette and Borah defended or denied involvement as the investigation dwelled on the origins and possible misuse of the papers.

Ghent Malone United Press Coolidge Black Hills Clark Hearst Presiident W. S David A. Redd U. S Kepecenpin Robinson Arkinsas Mexico Avila Origina San Antonio Texas Sheffield Mexico City Reed Perm Heflin Dudley Field Malone New York P Duchey Field Marine Joe Tumulty Wilson Arturo Elias Heflin Heflin Senate United States Robert M. LaFollette Wisconsin R. M LaFollette Nney Sor Inters Borah Dudley Field Udley Field Malone Ney Bénators Robinson Bruce Maryefi Charmian’ Reed England

Agied Father of Mrs Laura Cole Dies in Rochelle

T J Cross 81 of Rochelle, a retired Ogle county farmer and father of Mrs Laura Cole, died at his Rochelle home Sunday. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Rochelle Methodist church with attendees from DeKalb including Sidney Norman, C A Beard, Vernon Cole, Percy Pelton, Meineke, Winifred Lee and John Goodman.

Laura Cole T. J. Cross Rochelle Cross Ogle County Methodist DeKalb Sidney Norman C. A. Beard Vernon Cole Percy Pelton Meineke Winifred Lee John Goodman

Magruder Renews His Drive on Spenders

Rear Admiral Thomas P. Magruder testified before the House Affairs Committee repeating charges that the navy department spends too much on navy yards along the Atlantic coast and that the service is over organized with too many admirals despite recent discipline.

Washington U.R Navy Department Thomas PP Magruder House Affairs Committee Atlantic Department Navy

Fire Devastates Orphanage Killing Forty Nuns and Children

A nighttime fire at an orphanage claimed forty lives including nuns and children. Sister Ste Therese spotted smoke and rang the alarm as firefighters and police fought through flames and thick smoke to rescue sleeping children. The building burned to ruins, with losses around $100,000. The heroic nun died in the cellar while trying to save the 40 youngsters.

Ste. Therese United Press

Shabbona Plans Christmas Eve Tree Lighting Event

Shabbona residents anticipate a community Christmas tree on the main street decorated with electric lights, tinsel, and ornaments. Children look forward to a Christmas Eve program with Santa Claus, and gifts will be distributed to youngsters.

Shabbona Santa Claus

Paw Paw Woman Improves After Fall Injury

Mrs John Gallagher of Paw Paw is reported to be considerably improved after a fall down the stairs that sprained her ankle. While she cannot attend to many duties, treatment is helping and she should be much better by the holiday time.

Paw Paw the Chronicle John Gallagher

Mrs Castle Passes Away In Fairdale Service Planned

Grace Castle a former Monroe Center resident, born Rosetta M Field 1858, daughter of Albert Field. Survived by sons Grace and Howard of Chicago, with one daughter Nellie deceased. Married to George Castle, husband died 1916. Funeral at Methodist church in Fairdale with burial in Fairdale cemetery. friends plan to attend.

Grace Castle Monroe Center Rosetta M. Field Albert Field George Castle Fairdale

Congress Busy With Tax Reduction Debate And Hearst Hearings

Congress moves through three tax bill phases: auto tax repeal, corporate tax cut, and mandatory tax returns for all corporations, before a final vote on the bill. In the Senate, officer elections finish organization while a Mexican documents hearing with William Randolph Hearst looms as a leading drama.

Senate William Randolph Hearst United States

Local notices and shopping snippets brighten week

Mrs A Austin entertains a Rhinelander cousin this week while Miss Mercy Lattimer returns home from Aurora. Rendell's items include Benrus watches and Seth Thomas clocks. a 85c coffee special at The Innovation. Waffles and three deck W G S sandwiches featured. Florence Whitney returns to work after illness. Immanuel Lutheran radio program 8 pm Friday with lunch. no admission. East End Candy Shop promotes box candy and Christmas sweets.

A. Austin Edith Reik Rhinelander Wis Rendell Mercy Lattimer Aurora Benrus Seth Thomas R.T. Barbour W. J. Snyder Chicago Florence Whitney South Eighth Street Olston & Norrby Rendel’s Walther League Immanuel Lutheran Chhurch Theresa Johnson Seaholms East End Rendell's

Lindbergh To Fly Back For Mexican Welcome

Charles A. Lindbergh prepared to meet President Calles in Mexico City after assurances his \"Spirit of St Louis\" was safe. Fog delayed him yesterday, but he explained the incident, calling it a typical modern hero’s visit honored by Mexico. American Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow praised him briefly.

Charles A. Lindbergh St. Louis Mexico Calles Washington Lindbergh Paris London New York Mexico City Senorita Angelica Re Idebuntante Dwight W. Morrow United States Slim Morr

Lindbergh Famed Visitor Brought Warm Mexican Welcome

Lindbergh’s Mexico visit drew massive crowds and official praise. President Calles and Ambassador Morrow joined the reception as the aviator received gifts including a jewel studded charro hat and serape. The mayor presented him with the keys to Mexico City.

Lindy Lindbergh Mexico

Lindy Story First Continues to World Wide News Relay

G F Fine United Press correspondent in Mexico City directed messages from the Valbuena flying field tower to the Mexican cable office. Messages ran via telephone to Dallas and then word by word to the New York cable office for relay onto Western Union and distribution to the world news wires.

New York United States Canada San Francisco G. F. Fine United Press Mexico City Valbuena Dallas Texas Fine Western Union New York City

Early 1928 License Plates To Be Mailed Quickly

Springfield reports prompt distribution of 1928 auto license plates with white numerals on maroon. About 80 percent of cars expected to carry plates early next month, with 1,253,000 plates issued in 1927 for passenger cars and 184,350 for trucks. Estimates call for 1,350,000 passenger plates and 200,000 truck plates in 1928. The Illinois outline map on 1927 plates will be omitted. Whale flesh noted as a food in 15th and 16th centuries with tongue and tail favored.

Springfield

Defense Seeks Blanket Alibi For Birgerites In Worsham Case

Marion witnesses, including Eural Gowan and Wayne Sprague, linked Harvey Dungey Fred Thomasson and Joe Booker to Lyle Worsham’s murder as the state rests its case. Defense begins building an alibi as testimony details gas, arson and killings with Birger's alleged role under scrutiny. Nellie Worsham testified tearfully as the murder narrative unfolds in court.

Eural Gowan Chirence Bone Wayne Sprague Harvey Dungey Fred Thomasson Joe Booker Creal Gowan Rone Sprague Worsham Birger Marion Harvey Dungy Lyle Worsham Birgerites Oren Coleman Williamson County Coleman Art Newman Lory Price Newman Joe Adams West City Ray Rone Clarence Rone Hal Gallimore Ray Chester Gallimore Arlie O. Boswell Nolle Menees Rowe Shady Rest Zeigler Carterville Dungy Thomasson Steve George Ward Jones Jones George Nellie Worsham

Defendants Face Defense as Key Witnesses Pass Probe

Defense counsel plan to call 29 witnesses to argue the defendants were framed by former gangster associates. Harry Thomason, brother of a man serving life for Mayor Adams murder, is among principal state witnesses. In Rockford, Congressman Buckbee helps secure a $20 monthly pension increase to Mrs Johanna arc, widow of a war soldier tied to a June 1854 Galena event.

Zeigler Harry Thomason Fred Adams Rockford John T. Buckbee Johanna Mark Arc Galena

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Congress Senorita Eleanora Re Angelicia J. Rendell Jeweler DeKalb Trust & Savings Bank The Fourth Street Bank Karess Oblander’s Drug Store Lincoln Highway Powell Phileco AB Philco Philco AB Prescott
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