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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1927

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Local Elvan Club Raises Funds for DeKalb Needy at Christmas

The Elvan Woman's club started a Good Fellows Fund drive to aid DeKalb's less fortunate families. A $5 donation from the club initiates a larger effort aimed at raising about $400 to supply food baskets and toys for children, with hopes to reach $500 for toy inclusion. Many families face hardship as single parents and unemployed fathers strive to provide a Christmas.

Elvan Woman's Club de Kalb Good Fellows Fund Elva DeKalb Good Fellows of Santa Claus

Ditch on Pleasant Street Refilled After Hazard

Motorists on Pleasant Street can pass safely now as the contractor filled the cross street ditch yesterday. Earlier days left little room for autos and required careful driving to prevent accidents. Hand colored Christmas cards sold at 18 cents for a box of 12 by Lenz Drug Store.

Pleasants Street Pleasant Street Eleventh Lenz Drug Store

Voice of the Christmas Seal appeals for health funds across Illinois

The Illinois Tuberculosis and Public Health Association appeals for $150,000 in down state Illinois to fund the tuberculosis fight. The message, spoken as the Voice of the Christmas Seal, urges public support to restore health and color to sick children and ends with a call to buy seals.

Illinois Illinois Tuberculosis and ‘Public Health Association

Governors Lowden and Al Smith Jailed on Intoxication Charges

In Avoca Indiana on December 17, Governor Lowden and Al Smith were jailed on intoxication charges after being found on a road by Sheriff Mercy Tinton of Pottawattamie County. Each claimed identity as the other during questioning, leading to a curious roadside scene.

Avoca Lowden al Smith Here Mercy Tinton Pottawattamile County New York

Brown Chamber Meeting Names Officers and New Committee

The Chamber of Commerce elected officers for the coming year and approved a new Insurance and Real Estate committee. President Glen Reynolds and Dr. J. C. Brown discussed cooperative efforts and teacher recruitment in northern Illinois, with aims to raise demand for graduates from Northern Illinois State Teachers college.

Chamber of Commerce Glen Reynolds J. C. Brown Teachers College Innovation Grill Chamber Reynolds Pr. J. C. Brown State Teachers College Dr. Brown Illinois Northern Illinois State Teachers College Brown DeKalb S. E. Bradt F. Q. Crego H. G. Wright W. W. Wirtz W. J. Snyder H. W. Prentice S. W. Boardman Dr. J. A. Spickerman R. F. McCormick Attorneys In Fact E. G. Clark A.G. Kennedy H. D. Fisk

Girl Burglar Found Guilty by Jury Today

Rebecca Bradley Rogers was convicted of bank robbery with firearms in LaGrange Texas after a two hour jury deliberation. The former University of Texas student, accused of robbing Farmers National Bank at Buda, faces a 15 year sentence and plans to appeal if retrial is denied. Defense argued insanity. state called sane by alienists.

LaGrange Tex U.P Rebecca Bradley Rogers Rogers Otis Farmers National Bank Buda Texas

Wires records found destroyed in Mexican documents probe

Washington reports Western Union records prior to December 1926 were destroyed while investigators examined alleged Hearst papers about a Mexican plot to bribe U.S. senators. Officials said no large transfers were found. testimony noted missing telegrams and unidentified exhibits X, Y and Z.

Washington U.P Western Union Telegraph Reed Senate Hearst Elias New York Calles Mexico U. S James E. Bresnahan Western Union Company Bresnahan Brlias Wisconsin Heflin Alabama Norris Nebraska William Randolph Hearst Flins Dallas James E. Bresnahar Western Union Thomas Dowd The Postal Heart Republican Miguel Avila Avila John Maze

Patient Dies Last Evening at DeKalb Sanitorium

William Wilkins, 57, a patient at the DeKalb County Sanitorium since July, died at four oclock this morning. He had worked at Kohler Die & Specialty Co before illness. He leaves a son in Detroit. funeral arrangements are pending.

William Wilkins DeKalb County Wilkins Kohler Die & Specialty Company Detroit

We Are Buying Furs and Hides by Ike Gordon and Son

Ike Gordon and Son advertise paying the highest cash price for furs and hides including mink muskrat skunk horse hides and cow hides. Located at 151 North Second St with phone 1026. 277tf

Ike Gordon and Son North Second St

Weather Outlook for Illinois and Great Lakes Region

Generally fair tonight and Sunday with a slight drop in temperature tonight across the southern part. In the Great Lakes area, cold at week start, rising temperatures midweek, then colder again toward the end, mostly fair early with one or two precipitation periods.

Wlinois Great Lakes

Capone Freed Returns Home Amid Bail Deal

Chicago recounts Capone's homecoming as he leaves Joliet jail after an eight hour stay and posts bail of 2400 dollars. He tells reporters he plans to return for trial on concealed weapons charges and hints at charitable donations in Joliet. Capone describes enjoying California and San Diego visits while vowing to stay in Chicago.

Chicago Scarface al" Capone Capone Joliet San Diego Biltmore Los Angeles Kansas City California Mary Pieckford Mil

Jury Gets Case Soon As Trial Wraps Up

In Marion Illinois area reports the jury in the Harvey Dungy Fred Thomasson and Joe Booker machine gun murder case nears conclusion. Prosecution argues Birger gang ties and kidnapping of Lyle Worsham from Zeigler before the Shady Rest murder on Sept 17 1926. Defense claims no involvement and presents a female identity for the charred body, while witnesses including undertaker Bert Scobey dispute the verdict.

Marion U.R Harvey Dungy Fred Thomasson Joe Booker Lyle ‘Shag Worsham Arlie C. Boswell Zeigler H. L. Summers Georgi Bell Bell

Services for Former DeKalb Resident Held

Funeral services for Mrs. Rosetta M. Castile, once of DeKalb, were held at Fairdale this morning with burial there. She died Wednesday at her daughter’s Chicago home after a brief illness. Castile had recently returned to Chicago after a year and a half in the west visiting two brothers, and previously lived in DeKalb since 1921.

Rosetta M. Castile DeKalb Fairdale Castle Chicago Chi[saee West Jef DeKalb

Slight Auto Accident at Intersection

Police report a minor collision at Jobo street and College overuue yesterday afternoon. A Ford owned by Mr Wiltse and Olston and Norrby delivery truck sustained some damage but no injuries occurred. The matter was reportedly settled satisfactorily by all parties.

Jobo Street College Overuue Wiltse Olston & Norrby

First Word of Lost Girl Has Been Received

Los Angeles December 17. A kidnapper has asked Perry Parker father of missing Marion Parker 12 for 15000 ransom in a phone call asking if he is a Christian gentleman enough to turn over the money without police. The kidnapper threatened harm if the girl is not returned unharmed and then disconnected.

Los Angeles Marion Parker Perry Parker Parker Tuck

Oklahoma House considers seventh impeachment bill in Johnston case

Oklahoma City December reports reveal the seventh impeachment bill charging moral turpitude was reviewed by the insurgent house as testimony linked Governor Henry S. Johnston and his secretary Mrs. O. Hammonds. The House urged Senate inquiry into Supreme Court actions and questioned legality of the self created legislature amid militia interference.

Oklahoma Cty Okla Oklahoma House of Representatives Henry S. Johnston O. Hammonds House Senate State Supreme ‘Court Hammonds Johnston King Ftzpatrick Hammond Guthrie William H. Franklin Supreme Court Darling Fred Branson Harry Cordell State Board of Agriculture

Foster Bulldog Mother Hovers Over Orphan Piglet

A female English bulldog owned by Celext Kline, a farmer northwest of town, is caring for a two week old piglet after its siblings died last week. The surviving piglet relies on its canine foster dam for warmth and nourishment as the farm recovers from the litter loss.

Pana Celext Kline

Contagion Rules Urged For Chicken Pox Reports

Health Officer Dr. J A Badgley warns all chicken pox cases must be reported to him and the state health department. Noncompliance risks fines up to 250 dollars and possible imprisonment. City sees many cases. timely reporting helps officials confirm outbreaks and adjust quarantines.

J. A. Badgley State Department of Health State Department of Public Health Springfield DeKalb D. A. J. Markley Belvidere Markley Badgley DeKalb City State Department City Health Department State Health Department

Lindbergh to Spend Christmas in Mexico City

Evangeline Lindbergh plans to fly from Detroit to Mexico City to spend Christmas with her son Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, invited by President Calles. The visit highlights bullfighting controversy and Lindberghs aviation advocacy, with Obregon hosting a luncheon and officials planning Lindbergh related events.

Washington Evangeline Lindbergh Detroit Mexico City Col Charles A. Lindbergh State Department Erin Calles Evangeline L. Lindbergh Lindbergh Gratico United States Mexico Cing Impres St. Louis Alvaro Obregon Presider Catles Dwight W. Morrow Senate Chamber of Deputies Will Rogers Col Charles Lindbergh Plutarco Etliss Calles

Night Classes See Slight Attendance Rise at Ellwood

City Superintendent F R Ritman reports a small uptick in attendance at the Ellwood school night sessions held Mondays and Wednesdays. The facilities can accommodate more students, with classes continuing before the Christmas New Year break and resuming January 4. East End Candy Shop offers two year guarantee hot water bottles at 69 cents. Lenz Drug Store, t

Oakland Peter Royal Better Son Motor Sales DeKalb Sycamore Peterson Coronh Remington East End Hochette Tf Motor Sales F. R. Ritman Ellwood Lenz Drug Store

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