Well Known Woman Mrs Smith Dies in Dekalb Funeral Tomorrow
Mrs Savth, active in prohibition, Red Cross, and Baptist church work, dies after a long illness. Born 1867, she lived in Dekalb since childhood, married P Smith in 1888, had two children Keachrine and Franklin. Funeral set for tomorrow at the Carter home on North Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Smith
Red Cross
Savth
Ein
Elibhich
Ehurch
DeKalb
Smith Eve Carter
Fin
Esteb
Ler Brothers
P. Smithoe
Mise Keacherine
Franklin
Troethers
Lir Carter
James Letehian
Ernest Carter
John Glidden
Cleo Bush
Williim
Smith
Chicago
Carter
North Third
Cet
Walter O Brien Letters Spark Local Anxiety
The Chierxo Tribune reports United States wounded in France, including Walter O Brien who wrote his name on a hospital window pane hoping to receive letters. Relatives doubt the claim and say no news has arrived as he recovers rapidly in an English hospital after being wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chierxo Tribune
United States
France
Walter O Brien
Walter
States
Mars
O'Brien
England
Church Service Schedule Change Noted
The Norwegian Danish church announces changed service times. The pastor takes another charge with the DeKalb. Next services set for Tuesday December 24 including two in the afternoon and Sunday service at 9 10:80. No views next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dekalb
Wedlock at Princess Playhouse Tonight
Louise Glaam stars in the photoplay Wedlock at the Princess Playhouse with showings at 7:20 and 9:00. Adult admission 28 cents including war tax, children 11 cents. The house promises top quality entertainment and headliners like Caruso in forthcoming titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Ae
Louise Glaam
Princess Playhouse
Caruso
Gas Strike Continues At Local Plant In City
Reported clash at city hall between gas company representatives and striking workers as Mayor seeks an arbitrator. Company claims poor tools and insults hinder work. Adame of Dixon leads for the company. Public hopes for quick agreement to restore service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Coropany
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Justice Court for Piper
Muskegon Mich Dee 177 Milo Piper insurance man charged with killing Miss Preida Welchman of Chicaro two years ago stood mute when arraigned in justice court A plea of not guilty was entered and the examination set for December 25 Prosecutor's grilling brought Piper to the verge of a nervous breakdown but yielded no confession
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anstea Cressy
Community building discussed for city youth needs
At a city hall meeting representatives debated a proposed recreation building for the city's young men. A nine member committee was authorized to gather cost, scope, and funding options, with another meeting to be called by chairman N. D. Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otters
Lanetus
Jena
Warrett
Ruth Carson critically ill from burns
Ruth Carson remains critically ill after severe burns reported since Saturday. Doctors strive to save her life as she endures extensive injuries to her lower limbs with extreme suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Carson
Express Men Start Busy Christmas Shipping Day
Express trucks and parcel post wagons are loaded with packages as baggage men rush to keep trains on schedule. Christmas trees and greenery are delivered, and goods move through the system amid high activity and festive preparations.
Regimert Honored for Service in World War I Actions
The 129th regiment of the 1st division received U S decorations and corps commander requests Croix de Guerre recommendations. The unit fought alongside Australians at Hamel and aided the final British advance, earning praise from General Bell and Brigadier General Naylor. Readiness and gallantry across multiple companies are celebrated in the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
129Th
United States
Mia G Gneral Bell
Willian K. Naylor
General Staff
Hooker
Aurora
D. 1
de Kalb
Elgin
Ottawa
Woodstock
Rockford
Pontiac
Hoopeston
Charles Greene
Fince
Myers
Troy
New York
Amiens
Tory
Hamel
Ilaire Wood
Chipilly
Verdun
Meuse
Yanks Now In Possession Of Rhineland Across The Rhine
The Third Army occupies about 4 500 miles of German territory and administers hundreds of villages. It oversees hundreds of miles of rail and streetcar lines following the armistice. The occupation progressed in three weeks exactly as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vwaited Press
Rhine
Dee
Tai
Nancy
Third Army
Miss Howland In Critical Condition At City Hospital
Miss Howland, a trained nurse, is in a critical condition at City Hospital. She has overtaxed her strength in recent months and became ill suddenly. In De Kalb many homes hold regret for her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Howland
Nuuse
Miss Howland
DeKalb
Howland
Return to Protective Tariff Policy Urged by Penrose
Washington reports Senator Penrose argues the United States must restore a protective tariff policy during and after the readjustment period. He ties wartime strength to protection and urges tax reductions to support industry. Sen La Follette plans higher income taxes than the bill. Republicans promise quick action on the revenue bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
United States
Penrose
Finance Committee
la Follette
Dhe
Simmons
Sanders Takes Prisoners In His Trip
Private William Sanders of Company G 10th Infantry reports taking six prisoners during a Sunday morning operation. He says he escaped unharmed though a fellow soldier Lowly was hit and another man Sam was ok. Mrs J Joe Kune is his mother and relatives await more news on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
William Sanders
J. Joe Kune
10Th Infantry
Sanders
Argentina United States as arbiters in Latin American disputes
Washington December 17. Argentina and the United States face many vexing difficulties in their self resumed role as arbiters between Bolivia and Peru, Latin American diplomats declared here today. No new developments were reported at the Chilean embassy. The Peruvian reaction was noted, but officials said the present strained relations cannot continue much longer without a renewal of the recent outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Argentina
United States
Peru
Young Man Henry Ide Dies at Lee Home
DeKalb mourns the death of Henry Ide of Lee at age 30. Employed in his father’s store, he was known locally and leaves his parents and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ide
Lee
DeKalb
Ide
Doctor John W. Cook Again Rides Recovered Auto
Doctor John W. Cook is back in his National auto, stolen days ago and later recovered in Iowa. The car has been fixed and is in as good shape as before with no ill effects from the adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cook
Iowa
Rain Delays Plans Amid Mexican Coalition Talks
Reports from El Paso indicate Felix Diaz issued a manifesto urging opponents of the Carranza government to unite for its overthrow. Diazistas faced resistance in Vera Cruz state as federal troops halted their advance toward Jalapa. Demoralized rail freight prices cited as private carriers hike rates. Zapata held councils to ready an extermination campaign against Carranza forces. In Paris, rain postponed President Wilson's meetings with Hurley, Foch, and De Jere, with a dinner at Ambassador Sharp's residence to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
National Rail Ways
Emilion Zapata
Morel
Carranza
Pablo Gonzales
Phoenix
Ariz
Dr. Huerta
Arizona
Douglas
Ferguson
Mexico
United Press
Paris
France
Wilson
Edwin Hurley
Marshal Foch
Kahan
de Jere
Wilsons
Poncaire
Sharp
Versailles
Hunger Strike Fatal After Three Trials
Van Skedine, a 22 year old Kanadian draft evader jailed since August, died after a third hunger strike in Chicago. He had been sentenced to a year in jail by Federal Judge Landi. The first strike lasted a few days, the second 16 days, and after 14 days of the third he ended the protest, falling ill and dying in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Writea
Chiccago
Dee
van Skedine
Todap
Landi Skedine
Clemenceau Wins Confidence Vote in France
Paris deputies approve the Clemenceau government by 310 to 175. The vote followed a debate over whether armistice terms should require immediate German demobilization and was triggered by Deputy Constant questioning that point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEY United Press
Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Constant
Scott Tells of His Work in France
Corporal Glenn Scott of Company A 129th infantry writes that he has been promoted to company clerk and corporal. He is well and busy after the war ended and notes the unit was ready to advance when the armistice was signed. he expects to be finished soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leners
Scott, Jr
Glenn Scott
Company A
129Th Infantry
Rundle Report From France Describes Front Life
Toy Rundle of the 124th Infantry Medical Corps writes home that all the boys are well in DeKalb in the corps and that they escaped miraculously. He recalls a graveyard dressing station and being on the lines when the armistice was signed. He says the men worked hard and welcomed the end, though not happier than the Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Rundle
France
124Th Infantry
DeKalb
Ruindle
Usines
Gift colors to Welitla militia company at Armory
Tonight at the Armory at 8 o'clock a formal presentation of colors will mark the gift of Sergeant Harry H. Warner. Major W Tyrell will present to the militia company as they assemble for drill at 7 15. The public is cordially invited to witness the flag event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Warner
W. Tyrell
Resolution to probe War Risk Insurance Bureau
A House resolution introduced by Representative McPadden of Pennsylvania calls for a nine member investigating committee to examine charges against the War Risk Insurance Bureau. The action cites delays in allotments and alleged neglect in processing claims as key concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Unita Press
Washington, D
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
House
McPadden
Pennsylvania
Buresa
Earl Morris Leaves City Hospital After Pneumonia
Earl Morris, hospitalized ten days with pneumonia, was discharged to the home of FL W. Greenaway today. His condition is reported improving rapidly, offering good news to his family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Morris
City Hospital
FL W
Illness at the Alms Home Near City
Severe influenza and pneumonia cases reported at the Alms home in the country northwest of the city. A specialist from Chicago was due to visit today to examine the patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Postponed Home Mission Luncheon In Methodist Church
The Posipone Cafeteria Luncheon scheduled for tomorrow is postponed due to the death of Mrs. El mer Reese. The Home Mission Society announcement said the luncheon will be rescheduled to a later date. Miss Elsie Wendling spent the weekend at the Jensen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posipone
Elmer Reese
Eria
Home Man Society
the Methodist Church
Elsie Wendling
Jensen
The
Berlin Leaders Denied Seats At Council Conference
Berlin reports say Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg were refused permission to attend the national meeting of workmen and soldiers councils. A radical bid to seat them failed amid a large majority vote, with Liebknecht urging revolution outside the Prussian parliament as government troops stood nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Karl Liebknecht
Rosa Luxemburg
Bolshev
Liebknecht
Reichstag
Amsterdam
Holland
Fahrenbach
Dresden
London
England
Friedrich Ebert
Ebert
Copenhagen
Denmark
Copenhuzen
Wallis Child Learns of Death on Arrival from Alder Dale
Jack Wallis learns of his mother Mrs William Wallis serious illness and death on arrival. John Wallis did not reach in time to see her. Message sent a week ago Sunday was delayed. Funeral delayed until Sunday. Wallis arrived last evening and will stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wallis
Alderdale
Wash
William Wallis
John W. Wallis
Mr. Wallis
Jome Service Work Keeps Committee Busy
The Homevice department of the Red Cross is active in aiding soldiers and their families under local direction, with the committee continually engaged in welfare efforts and coordination for those served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Vesey Walker Returns From Military Service Visit Home
Vesey Walker, recently discharged, visits DeKalb friends after service at Fort Snelling Minnesota and an eastern camp. He enjoyed the experience and regrets not getting over. Mrs Burbank will display gift pictures at the H W Prentice residence 226 West Lincoln Highway for a few afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Walker
DeKalb
Fort Snelling
Minn
Walker
Poles Break with Germans Reported Amid Diplomatic Flare
Copenhagen December 17 Polish authorities ordered the German legation to return to Berlin accusing Germany of Bolshevik intrigue. Berlin December 16 German government says Poland cut ties due to influence of the allied commission arrival in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Copenhagen
Denmark
Berlin
Germany
Poland
Allied Commission
Warsaw
Aerial Mail to Begin Between New York and Chicago
Aerial mail service will start at 6 o clock tomorrow morning with a De Havilland plane from Belmont Park Long Island headed to Chicago via Cleveland. The inaugural flight marks a new mail route between New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oae Press
New York
N. Y
Chicago
Belmont Park
Long Island
Cleveland
Navy orders return of spy glasses and instruments
Washington December 17. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt orders immediate return of all spy glass telescopes binoculars and navigation instruments loaned by private individuals to the government. Certificates will be presented by the naval department to the returning citizens for their patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
Navy
Roosevelt
Naval Department
Young wife Elmer Reese dies at 27 in DeKalb home
Mrs. Elmer Reese aged 27 formerly Miss Cora Anderson of DeKalb died early today at her East Lincoln Highway home after pneumonia. She married August 21 1918 and was active in First Lutheran church. Private funeral Thursday at 2 PM from Mrs Ingra Anderson’s home with graveside rites at Oakwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Reese
East Lincoln Highway
Reese
Mrs. Reese
Olston and Norrby's
Elizabeth
Myrtle
Edward
Cora Anderson
Ingra Anderson
DeKalb
Ana
Chicago
Oakwood
Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Highlights Generous Support
Franz Lundberg reports bright spot in Red Cross work after receiving a membership check from Pat Hope covering seven members. The piece cites Red Cross financials for the year ended 1918, noting 2 cents per dollar in admin costs and over 700 million raised, plus local notices on a funeral and seasonal work at Rendell's jewelry store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Lundberg
Red Cross
Pat” Hope
Mrs. Hope
N. J. Hope, Jr
Lundberg
American Red Cross
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. F. Smith
Mr. Adame
Dixon
Piper
Rhineland
Diaz
Pelix
Scott
Rundle
Welitla
WAR Risk Board
Karl Leibknecht
Vesey Walker
F. M. Cooper
West Pullman
Helen Zach
Rendell's
First National Bank
the First Trust & Savings Bank
DeKalb, Illinois
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!