Miracle Escape: DeKalb Man Survives Train Crash
Tom Striglos narrowly escaped death when a westbound Gold Coast Limited section struck his Ford sedan at the Sixth Street crossing in DeKalb last night. He was hurled from the vehicle but walked to the Lincoln Highway corner with only minor bruises, though his car was demolished. an X ray may be taken to confirm no broken bones.
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Tom Striglos
DeKalb
Gold Coast Limited
Sixth Street
Striglos
Strigles
Lincoln Highway
Second Street
Dekalb Boy on Cruise Drives World Tour Faculty Students Lead
A Red Star liner Belgenland sails at midnight from New York with the Belgenland College World Tour. Faculty headed by Prof Elmer W Smith include instructors from Colgate Syracuse Western State North Texas Tulane and others. Sixty students from across the country join the postgraduate travel study program led by I L Ellwood as naming continues on page two.
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Belgenland
New York
Belgenland College
Hobert College
John Claude Duvall
Syracuse University
Carroll Willis Ford
Western State College of Colorado
J. Harold Tarbell
North Texas State College
James R. Wadsworth
French and Spanish University of Oregon
Robert B. White
Tulane University
William B. Ww
Lawrenceville School
Don Alexander Jr
Colorado Springs
John F. Allen
South Orange
N. J
Alvin Aptheker
Brooklyn
Pane Axtell
Omaha
Mark EB. Bennett
Denver
Robert 58. Biggs
Oroville
Cal
Edward J. Bloom
Chicago
Robert Bond Jr
Deland
Fla
Joseph L. Boyer
New Orleans
Milton A. Bristol
Montclair
Theodore J. Buckwalter
Can. O
John O. Couch
Pine Bluff
Ark
Russell H. Crouthamel
Perkasie
John A. Dobyns
Monrovia
I. L. Ellwood
DeKalb
John L. V. Findlay
Baltimore
Tra- Fulton
Ralph Galer
Trop
N. Y
Frank L. Gatke
Park
Ill
Thomas Gilcrease
Ohio
Howard Greenley Jr
Tk Village
John W. Haarer Jr
Lansing
Mich
Ralph W. Harrington
Rome
B. F. Harris Til
Champaign
William Mellish Harris
Frederick K. Hart
Oakland
R. Harper Sheppard
Hanover
C. R. Hazelton
Worcester
Mass
Richard C. Hopper
Dale Hunter
Sacramento
Wil
King House Bombing in Chicago Shatters Windows
Lawence F. King, trustee of the sanitary district and Thompson Crowe Republican leader, and his five children were awakened when a bomb exploded under the porch of the King home in Chicago. The attack damaged the porch and shattered every window in the house and nearby buildings. King said he had discharged several sanitary board employees recently but did not think that caused today’s bombing.
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King House
Chicago
O.R
Lawrence F. King
Sanitary District
Thompson
King
Sanitary Board
Thompson Crowe
County Central Committee
King George III Ill as Bulletins Keep Tally
London reports King George in precarious health with mixed bulletins. Doctors renew efforts to save him as public watches for signs of improvement and reads a long line of messages from Buckingham Palace detailing each update and the royal family’s visit.
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London
U.R
King George's
O.R
Buckingham Palace
Stanley Hewett
Huch Rigby
Dawson
Penn
Lord Dawson
Hewett
Rigby
Prince of Wales
Rye
England
U.P
Lord Davidson
Canterbury
Bluckingham Palace
Frank D. Howitt
Robert S. Woods
Hugh Rigby
Senate Foreign Relations Panel Backs Kellogg Pact Report
Washington reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a favorable report on the Kellogg anti war treaty by 14 to 2. The panel backed allowing reservationists to revise their resolution and aims to let the Senate decide on ratification without binding reservations.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Senate
Johnson
Edge
Capper
Gillette
Reed
Pennsylvania
Fess
Ohio
Swanson
Pittman
Robinson
Arkansas
Walsh
Montana
Harrison
George
Shipstead
Missouri
Bayard
Moses
McClean
George Moses
New Hampshire
McLean
Connecticut
Delaware
Minnesota
Moses-Reed
Best Dressed Woman Dies in London Today
Princess Claire de Wildenbourg Hatzfeldt, heiress of American railway magnate Collis P. Huntington, dies at a London hotel. Known as Europe’s best dressed woman, widow of Prince Francois de Wildenbourg Hatzfeldt of Prussia, former Claire Campbell Huntington of Detroit. She inherited Huntington fortune after Huntington’s death and married the prince in London in 1889.
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London
U.P
Hatzefeldt
Collis P. Hunting_ton
Europe
Claire de Wildenbourg Hatzfeldt
Prince Francois de Wildenbourg Hatzfeldt
Prussia
Claire Campbell Huntington
Detroit
Magrate
Huntington
Prince
Afghan Revolt Declared Very Serious Today
Berlin reports a delayed telegram from Kabul describing the situation as serious. Kuhissiani rebels approach from the north and attack Kabul while the German legation takes refuge inside. The fight was ongoing when the message was sent.
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Berlin
Kabul
Legation
Missouri Congressman Faust Dies in Washington
Missouri Republican representative Charles L. Faust, 49, of St. Joseph, died in a Washington hospital from the effects of an apoplectic stroke suffered on November 10. He had been uncharged.
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Missouri
Washington
U.P
Charles L. Faust
St. Joseph
Follies Girl Weds Diplomat After Edinburgh Divorce
Lady Northesk formerly Jessica Brown, a Follies dancer, married Vivian Cornelius son of Percy Cornelius of Windlesham Surrey at Prince's Row register today. The couple announced engagement three days after her October divorce from Lord Northesk who then sought Peggy Hopkins Joyce in New York.
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Follies
Cornelius London
U.P
Lady Northesk
Prince's Row
Vivian Cornelius
Percy Cornelius
Windlesham
Surrey
Jessica Brown
Lord Northesk
Edinburgh
Cornelius
Brussels
New York
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Northesk
England
Question Mark Plane Flies Toward Los Angeles For Endurance Tests
The army tri motor cabin plane Question Mark bound for New Year endurance tests at Los Angeles departed Washington today with its refueling plane. The crew plans to stop tonight at Atlanta or Montgomery tomorrow night at Shreveport or Dallas and Thursday night at Tucson before pushing on to San Diego.
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Los Angeles
Washington
U.P
Atlanta
Montgomery
Ala
Shrevesport
Dallas
Tucson
San Diego
Capone Said to Be Duck Hunting in Illinois River Bottoms
Springfield reports that Scarface Al Capone, Chicago underworld leader, is hunting ducks on a river preserve in Illinois river bottoms. He is accompanied by five men acting as a bodyguard and traveled in a specially equipped high speed sedan during a brief city visit en route to the hunting area.
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Scarface Capone
Springfield
Scarface al" Capone
Chicago
Illinois River
Capone
Bolivian Paraguay War Cloud Eases as Mediation Sought
Bolivian and Paraguayan leaders today signaled willingness to use Pan American Arbitration and Conciliation Conference good offices. Bolivia accepts mediation after clashes in the Chaco region, while Paraguay had already offered and Kellogg notes mediation aims to avert war.
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Washington
U.P
Chaco
Legation
Diez de Medina
State Department
Asuncion
Paraguay
League of Ee
Bolivia
League
Foreign Ministry
Briand
League Council
la Paz
Kellogg
Manuel Elio
Weather outlook for Maliasis with clouds and light snow
Cloudy to partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with likely light snow in the north and central areas. Warmer tonight in the north and central portions, colder Wednesday in the extreme north.
Racketeer Kennedy Arrested in Payroll Robbery Case
Albert M Kennedy alias Bert Cole a suspected ringleader in the $320,000 South St Paul payroll heist last August was captured in Quincy Illinois and brought to St Paul to face murder charges in the William Burke case. Police say Kennedy aided by others hurled tear gas into the armored car and escaped with the payroll, later returned to underwriters through a midwestern tip. The capture follows a long chase involving a packing plant payroll heist and a broad investigation with other suspects still at large.
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Alvert M
Kennedy
Bert Cole
St. Paul
Quincy
Ill
William Burke
Albert Kennedy
Dubuque
Iowa
Minn
U.P
Albert M. Kennedy
South St .Paul
Peoria
E. J. Burnane
Burke
Frank Devers
William Finn
Arthur de Lisle
DeKalb Community Fund Reaches New Height
Two fresh gifts push DeKalb Community Fund past the quota with Eva McKean giving 7 dollars and a friend adding 5 dollars. The committee will allocate the surplus to worthy charity cases as they arise, now 152 dollars over the target.
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DeKalb
Eva McKean
DeKalb Teacher's College
Gun Battle Puts Two Men in the Hospital
In St Louis two men were wounded in a pistol battle with Detective Richard Foege. James Brirley, 26, from Fern Creek Kentucky, was seriously hurt with four bullet wounds. Detective Foege sustained a leg wound. Walton Brirley, his brother, was unhurt during the confrontation after resisting a search attempt.
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St. Louis
James Brirley
Fern Creek
Richard Foege
Foege
Walton Brirley
James
Fooge
Dr Carter Resumes Seeing Patients at Home
Dr. C. D. Carter, previously confined to a DeKalb hospital, has recovered enough to welcome patients at his home. He notes he is feeling much better and expects complete recovery in a short time.
Ten year old Ranieri testifies against Mafia extortionists in Illinois
In Chicago the ten year old Billy Ranieri identified Angelo Petitti Andrew Capellano and Capellano's son Tony as participants in a kidnapping plot. The courtroom was secured after the murder of Ole Scully and wounding of witnesses as police hunted Mafia leaders. Billy’s father Frank Ranieri stood with heavily armed guards as prosecutors warned of deadly consequences for those helping convict the gang.
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Chicago
Billy Ranieri
Robert
Billy
Angelo Petitti
Andrew Cappallono
Capellano
Tony
Law
Ole Scully
Ranieri
Frank A. Ranieri
Andrew Capellano
Illinois
Scully
Petitt
Petitti
Fred Petitti
Angelo
Fred
Frank Loesch
Misunderstanding on Postage For Christmas Cards
Many Christmas cards are held at the post office due to underpayment of 11 2 cents per card. Cards with only a penny stamp await customers to add the missing postage. Post office staff are busy handling the holiday mail and urge paying the shortfall to prevent further backlog.
Boulder Dam Bill Passes House by Wide Margin
The Boulder dam bill for harnessing the Colorado River gained final congressional approval as the House concurred with Senate amendments by 166 to 122. It authorizes 165 million dollars for the project and is expected to be signed by the President within two days for passive enrollment and submission to the White House.
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Washington
Boulder Dam
Colorado
House
Senate
Longworth
Dawes
White House
Coolidge
Secretary of Interior
Colorado River
Submarine 8 4 Sinks Ready for Rescue Hoist Test
Submarine 8 4 lies 55 feet below a salt pond with divers attaching pad eyes and chains for a test hoist. The 1943 Provincetown recovery crew, after being raised with 40 bodies, aims to refloat the craft today if waves permit.
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Block Island
Conn
Provincetown
Mass
Great Salt Pond
Hoover sails to Rio after Uruguay visit on Utah
President-elect Herbert Hoover completed his Uruguay stop and sailed aboard the battleship Utah for Rio de Janeiro at noon local time. He will return to the United States via Key West after a final South American leg, with Uruguay and the United States expressing shared hopes for stronger ties and moral guidance.
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U. S
Utah
Montevideo
Uruguay
Herbert Hoover
Rio de Janeiro
U.P
Hoover
United States
Rocks
Key West
Fla
Santo Domingo
Havana
Rufino Dominguez
Elecet Hoover
Campisteguy
Parque Hotel
Campistesuy
American Statesman
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
DeKalb Sanitary Sewer Bondvote Pushes On
Voters at Elks garage and Arlington hotel show slow morning turnout with a rise by noon for the sanitary sewer bond proposal. City officials expect a sizable evening result as the plan for one disposal plant and two pumping stations is reviewed after weeks of cost studies and engineer input. Election closes around 6:30 PM.
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Elks Garage
Soil Improvement
Arlington Hotel
DeKalb
Sayeed
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