Deportation orders loom for Anica Galovich and Babich
Immigration officials plan to deport Anica Galovich to Jugoslavia while Prank Babich faces later deportation. Babich, DeKalb resident, was arrested for beating his wife and for allegedly importing Galovich for immoral purposes. Anica, 20, and Babich, about 40, face federal action after a Sycamore hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Poust
Syca
Unity State
Anica Galovich
Jugo-Slavia
Chicago
Babich
DeKalb
Babieh
Anica
Sycamore
United States
Mrs Warner to Sing at Local Church
Mrs. Leo Warner, director of the Woman's club chorus, will sing a solo "In Bethlehem" at the First Baptist Church morning service on Sunday. Local music lovers anticipate the performance as she has a fine voice not often heard in this city.
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First Baptist Church
Leo Warner
Bethlehem
Woman's Club
Chorus
Aré
Ithis Organization
Progress at Knodle Hardware Store Prepares for February Opening
B C Knodle extends his newly purchased building east of the News Stand by about 20 feet and reshapes the front for a grand entrance. A second floor apartment door will be included and steel work is expected within a week or ten days, aiming for a February 1 occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Knodle
Program For Steel Plant Doings Ready For Thursday
The steel company's program for Thursday evening next week will be ready for public announcement early in the week. Ed Duncan in charge says most details are fixed and the event should exceed typical company affairs. Construction on the new building is pushed to be ready for the Christmas party. Rip Van Winkle wakes up to morrow, watch out for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Duncan
Steel Company
Pleasing the Man with Store Goods for His Taste
A guidance note suggests filling a man's woolly sock with gifts he would buy for himself from a store that caters to men, aiming to arouse his keenest satisfaction.
Girl Scout Drive Supports DeKalb Relief Council Effort
DeKalb Girl Scouts plan a tag day to raise about 2500 dollars for the Relief Council. Officers report strong pledges and expect the quota to be reached before the drive ends with reports due in the coming days. Citizens and business people praise the girls and pledge early support to reach the goal.
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DeKalb Relief Council
Girl Scouts of
Relief Council
Girl Scouts
Investment Bond Swindle Lands Chicago Man in Sycamore
Alfred E Mauser a Chicago resident and former bonds salesman was arrested in Sycamore on warrants for obtaining money under false pretenses after taking 6160 from a customer and using funds instead to disappear. Detective sergeant Bullard brought him to Chicago. He is married.
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Alfred E. Mauser
Poust
Sycamore
Chicago
Mauser
Bullard
DeKalb Hopes For Local Rail Shops As Aurora Joliet Line Planned
A report says C M and G now C M and St P plans a line from Aurora to Joliet with repair shops along the route. Officials deny shop plans for DeKalb, while Interstate Commerce Commission permission is sought to build the $2 250 000 link. The Gary line currently uses E J and EB tracks. George H Williams, VP, says construction would start after approval, with single tracking initially and possible future doubling.
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Aurora
Joliet
DeKalb
Interstate Commerce Commission
Auroga
Gary
George H. Williams
Kansas plans to prosecute coal mine men
The Kansas state campaign to crush the Amazon army and end days of rioting in the southern coal fields moved forward with nearly 600 warrants prepared by Attorney General Richard Hopkins and county prosecutor A. B. Barnett. The warrants target leaders of the group and red pepper throwers for assault and battery rioting disturbing the peace and property destruction.
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Uma Press
Pittsburg
Kas
Kansas
Richard Hopkins
A. B. Barnett
Congressman's Personal Crisis Rumors Over Turning Down Plan
Washington reports say opposition in Congress to a proposed naval base at Alamgy Cyongly spurred Rep. J L Elston distress and alleged suicide. Friends fear Elston's body was found in the Potomac with a note signaling ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Almegy
Packers Strike Turmoil Returns After Brief Quiet
Police have no information on the Civil War veteran George Brown, sought by a Washington attorney for his whereabouts. In Chicago on December 11 violence flared as strikers and strike-breakers clashed in packing town with nine injured as guards were removed from the trouble zone. An Electric Waffle Iron is advertised in the item.
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Packers
Chief of Police
George Brown
105Th Infantry
Washington
Brown
DuPage County
Chicago
Interesting Sunday Service at DeKalb Church
Announcement by Dr B Barrett Evans of the Methodist Episcopal Church notes interest in the men and boys meeting next Sunday morning and evening. A month later a woman and girl meeting will be held to decide who will provide the dinner. The choir led by Prof Co F Teenniges will sing Love Divine All Love Excelling in the morning and the Men's Class will sing from Victory's Songs in the evening. Mrs Edward Barrett and daughter Grace return to DeKalb to reside after a California visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Barrett Evans
Methodist Episcopal Church
Co. F. Teenniges
Stainer
Crippled Lad Sentenced for Manslaughter in Armstrong Case
Herbert Steward eighteen, described as a near helpless cripple, was found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong at their home near New Mil for. A Rockford jury sentenced him to five years in the state prison. State's Attorney William Johnson said he may retry Steward for the murder of Mr. Armstrong. Frank M. Ryan, formerly of St. Charles, defended him.
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Herbert Steward
Frank Armstrong
New Milfor
Rockford
Plano
United States
Lewis Steward
Armstrong
William Johnson
Steward
Frank M. Ryan
St. Charles
Henry Groves Injured in Chicago Trip
Henry Groves, a well known local farmer, visited Chicago with cattle and suffered a badly sprained wrist and other bruises after stepping into a pavement hole near the North Western depot. His clothing was torn and he sought medical attention before returning home.
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Henry Groves
Chicago
North Western
Henry
Springfield Leads With Balmy Weather
The report from the local weather bureau notes Springfield as a winter resort in the central west. It records a violet harvest on November 2 a second apple crop on November 12 and a second raspberry crop on November 14.
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Springfield
Spridefield
Display of tuberculosis seals at First National bank
A display at the First National bank showcases Red Cross and tuberculosis seals from inception to present. Prof. E. C. Page curates the collection for his museum. Seals history ranges from 1907 to 1921 with notable gaps and the 1919 1921 transition to Anti Tuberculosis Society sales. County officials hope DeKalb county sets a new sales high.
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First National Bank
Red Cross
E. C. Page
Teachers College
Delaware
National Headquarters
Malta
New York
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
DeKalb County
Commission Refuses Reconsideration On Grain Rate Cut
The Interstate Commerce Commission declined to revisit its recent order cutting rates on grain grain products and hay by 16 percent. The ruling stands as the official policy, with the commission not reopening the case.
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Commission
United Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
The Stream of Life Shown at Leeds First Baptist
The Stream of Life acknowledged as the greatest religious motion picture yet made will be shown at the First Baptist in Leeds. The screening highlights a landmark religious film debut in a local venue setting.
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First Baptist Lit
Leeds
Dail Eireann to ratify Anglo Irish treaty soon after debate
United Press reports Dublin notes the Dail Eireann closing its secret session on the Anglo Irish treaty with a likely final vote tomorrow. Followers of Collins and Griffith predict an easy win as debates proceed and a plebiscite is feared to delay the peace agreement. In Belfast and London reports the boundary commission and treaty ratification move forward amid sporadic violence and parliamentary approvals.
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United Press
Dublin
Ireland
Dail Eireann
Collins
Griffith
Belfast
South Ireland
Alster
Andotiig
Farmanagh
Dail
Ulster
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffith
Free State
London
England
James Craig
Lloyd George
Boundary Commission
Craig
Austen Chamberlain
House of Lords
House of Commons
George
Expressmen Urge Early Christmas Parcel Shipping
Agent George Culver of the American Railway Express company urges customers to ship Christmas packages by express this week. He stresses secure packing and placing the recipient address inside the box to reduce misdirected or lost shipments. Culver also offers Christmas labels reading Not to Be Opened Until Christmas at his office.
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George Culver
American Railway Express Company
Culver
Busy Circuit Court Week Promises Long Cynthia Case Trial
The circuit court will be in session Saturday morning and the petit jury returns Monday to finish work. The high profile Cynthia Case versus Charles Weddell is set for Monday and is expected to take about two weeks.
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Cynthia
Charles Weddell
Remember That First Wonderful Christmas Card
Nostalgic ad style note invites shoppers to buy toys for children on Christmas morning. It emphasizes the enduring thrill of unwrapping stocking gifts like a popcorn ball orange nuts candy and a inscribed mug while offering help to families unable to afford presents.
France Plans Germany Bankruptcy at London Talks
Paris reports a plan to recognize Germany's bankruptcy and place German tax collection and assets under an Allied commission. The move would halt printing of paper marks and let the commission control customs, tobacco, and coal monopolies under a Weisbaden-like agreement.
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United Press
Paris
France
Germany
London
Lloyd George
Briand
Factions Plan Joint Primary Bid Against Thompson
Chicago report notes Brundage Deneen and Crowe factions merging for spring primaries to challenge the existing Republican administration. Democratic coalition talks ended due to Illinois primary law restricting cross party voting in recent elections.
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Chicago
Brundage
Deneen
Crowe
Ilinois
Son of College President to Spend Christmas at Home
Dr. Castle M. Brown head of economics and government at Moorhead State College will return from Moorhead Iowa to join his parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Brown at the State Teachers College for the Christmas holidays.
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Castle M. Brown
Moorhead
Iowa
J. Stanley Brown
The
State Teachers College
C. M. Brown
State College
Small Case is Argued in Illinois Conspiracy Indictment
In Waukegan Illinois on December 16 the state and federal courts upheld indictments charging Governor Len Small with conspiracy and embezzlement of state funds. James H Wilkinson assistant attorney general argued the language mirrors prior cases and that a conspiracy indictment need only show one overt act. The weather forecast notes rain or snow tonight with colder conditions and possible snow on Saturday.
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United Press
Waukegan
Ill
Len Small
James H. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Lake County
Cc. C. Edwards
Small
Verm Curtis
Grant Park
Sangamon County
Cook County
France and Britain clash over naval arms limits
In Washington on December 16, France demands 350000 tons of capital ships to match Japan while Britain backs total abolition of submarines. The Anglo American Japanese talks considered tonnage ratios and a ten year program with Britain to build two new battleships and the United States to finish two nearing completion. Italy opposes a sharp build up and the French claim of naval neglect is noted.
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Washington, D. C
France
Japan
Italy
Mughes
United States
Great Britain
Hughes
Pate
Senate Schanzer
Britain
America
Hooieh Seller in Trouble at Capital
Local report from Springfield details allegations against George Smith and Harry Long of Pittsburg in a confidence game. Six physicians prepared to testify while others are remaining silent amid the case.
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United Press
Springfield
George Smith
Harry Long
Pittsburg
Dance boe's ball Friday December 1
A local event list notes a dance at Mystic Workers hall featuring old and new dances. The notice lists December 1 as the Friday date with activities described for attendees.
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Boe
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Frank Babich
Mrs. Warner
Knodle Hardware Store
Rip van Winkle
Ray
Petiriz
Work of Relief Council
Eearly
E. E. Embree
Gary Line
Dekalb Church
Edward Barrett
Grace
California
Windy City
Teachers’ College
Thompson
Purple Four
Nesvies
Arthur Balfour
Mite
G Morrow
Vikin Maltae
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