DeKalb Man Heads California City Engineering Office
A former DeKalb resident, James E. Earle now serves as city engineer and superintendent of streets in an unnamed California city. He holds leadership roles with regional and county engineers associations and has a long career in railroad and public works engineering across multiple states.
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Psdena Star News
Pasaddena
Cal
James E. Lewis
Warren C. Earle
DeKalb
California
Earle
Edena
City Engineers Association
Los Angeles County
United States
Pasadena Star News
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DeKalb High School
International Correspondence School
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North University
American Steel & Wire Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
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Ohio
Missouri Pacific Railway
Sota
Iowas
Railroad and Warehouse Commission of
Minnesota
Des Chutes Land and Irrigation Survey Company
Karie
Karie Wa
Oregon Railroad Commission
Port Eugene
Marshield
Perle
Salem
State Railroad Commission Oflornia
Tix
Pngineer
Oakand
Oakland
Wari
San Diego
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Kurle
the Diego
Mussolini Fires Back in Speech to Pascisti Editors
Rome December 29 Mussolini warned enemies in a fighting speech to Pascisti editors that his regime would win a decisive victory. He denied resigning despite accusations over the Mattetti murder and other charges while boasting two prior victories, including the march on Rome and the April elections.
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United Press
Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Pascistis
Pascisti
Tl Mundo
Rozsi
Rossi
Pacist Grand Council
Matteoti
Trussi
Mattesti
Black Shirts
Musoltini
Few Sleepers At Station In Cold Weather
Police station reports unusually few sleepers despite severe cold with the city jail housing only one man Saturday night as travelers largely avoid DeKalb due to temperatures around 30 degrees below zero and harsher weather.
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DeKalb
Store Door Breaks as Glass Shatters in Ma lone
Weekend incident at the Ma lone store reports a broken front door while repairs to the automatic closer were underway. The door opened from the rear, a draft formed, and the front door crashed scattering heavy glass. Replacement glass expected today or tomorrow with repairs planned. Lost Dekalb Dairy Route Book, call No 9 for reward.
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Malone
Dekalb Dairy
Cold Wave Ends After Severe Midwest Ice and Fires
Chicago reports a brutal cold spell with six deaths in the city and fires from overheated stoves causing hundreds of thousands in damage. Rescue crews move to aid vessels iced near Holland Michigan as Niagara River ice reaches record thickness and several cities see rising temperatures.
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Hil
East
Middle West
Atlantic Coast
Kansas City
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Hanover
United Press
Ed Warmer
Mohawk Valley
Niagara
Lake Ontario
Sire
Holland
Mich
Advance Sale Club Concert at DeKalb Theatre
Reserve seat system used by Manager A. Leifhelt for University Glee Club concert at DeKalb theatre proves popular as patrons select preferred seats. Future events at the Playhouse of unusual importance will also be announced in advance with seat selection.
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DeKalb Theatre
University Glee Club
A. Leifhelt
Odd Fellows Hold Meeting Tonight For Installations
Members of the Odd Fellows plan to meet this evening at the lodge for the last session of the current term. Newly elected officers will be installed and ceremonial details are being arranged for the event and attendance.
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Odd Fellows
DeKalb Woman Taken Home After Mishap
Mrs. Alfred Dresser suffered a broken ankle after slipping on a downtown walk Saturday. Her two bones were set by the family surgeon and she was moved home where she rests comfortably despite pain and inconvenience.
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Alfred Dresser
Organ Music at Methodist Church Sunday Evening
Members of the Methodist church enjoyed an interesting organ program Sunday evening. Met 1 L. Hamamitt played a sequence of numbers including Prelude by Tours Larzo from the New World Symphony by Dvorak and Chimes of Dunkerque by Carter. Rev. L. Hammitt, pastor, spoke on Hidden Treasures.
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Methodist Church
L. Hamamitt
Larzo
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Dunkerque
Carter
Iev
L. Hammitt
Pound Sterling Rises to High Since World War II
The pound sterling quoted at 4.72 14 dollars, the highest level since the war era, as markets react to strong exchange conditions. In Washington, plans to honor American World Flyers by awarding distinguished service medals and promising Army seniority advancements are to be submitted to Congress by the War Department. Newalb Theatre previews University of Illinois Glee Club with reserve seats on sale.
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Sey Canned
London
England
Washiveton
D. Ci
Congress
War Department
Knights of Pythias to Hold Two Meetings Tonight
Special meet of the Knights of Pythias planned for eight o'clock tonight. Officials hope members support selling tickets for an Indoor Circus January 19 to 24 and boost attendance amid limited cooperation from the order.
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Knights of Pythias
Order
Ind Jt
Rebels fatally injured after mutinous uprising in Kalgan
Eight Chinese soldiers involved in a mutiny near Kalgan were executed along a railroad track after looting banks and burning property. Pay promises lured some back to barracks while others fled to box cars, then were moved and shot by regular troops. The incident followed pay disputes and mutinous unrest.
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Fy United
Lontien
Dagland
Kalgan
Central Newa
Tien Teen
Kalan
Kelgan
Waterman Choir Delights in Christmas Concert
Waterman church patrons enjoyed a Christmas concert by the Congregational church choir of DeKalb titled The Christ Child. The choir arrived by auto, performed for a community gathering in the afternoon, and returned for the evening service despite cold weather.
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Waterman
Explosion Wrecks City in Japan Amid Munition Fire
The port city of Ozaru in northwestern Japan suffered a massive explosion at a munitions transfer Friday night. Over 200 dead and hundreds injured, thousands homeless, as fire followed the blast leveling the waterfront and threatening broader destruction.
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Eee Tokio
Japan
Ozaru
New Malady Gates Asia Border Amid Unknown Sickness
A Central News dispatch from Acehabad reports over 200 deaths and many more ill on the Persia Afghanistan border. Victims suffer fever nasal discharge and yellowing eyes. doctors cannot diagnose the mysterious disease.
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Asia
Utareeg Greeny
London
England
Persia
Afghanistan
Acehabad
Fietriet
Im Ferrey
Car Ferry Run Aground Off Grand Haven Michigan
Pere Marquette car ferry No. 19 ran aground near Grand Haven during the night. Nineteen crew and passengers waited ashore as crews worked to refloat the vessel after it touched the Haven border with coal cars and a load of automobiles onboard.
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Pere Marquerie
Atround
Grand Haven Michigan
Haven Horder
McClintock death under chemical analysis for poison
Coroner Wolff reports partial findings from Dr McNally on William McClintock's remains to probe death, initially given as typhoid fever. Final report due Friday. Shepherd challenges statements as he awaits developments and guards are posted over theexamining room. Estate largely left to Shepherd and wife.
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William McClintock
McClintock
Removing Christmas Lights From Highway Trees
Workers began removing the overhead wires and Christmas tree decorations along the highway today. The project will continue this week, with tree adornments cleared as the strings come down and the area returned to normal.
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Linesin
Sahil
Chy
Water Pipes Frame at Jack Cook's Garage
A report notes water pipes froze at Jack Cook's garage causing flooding. External efforts to address the issue were limited and the scene was described as largely unrepairable with little action possible.
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Jack Cook
Amboy Autoist In Accident West of Town
An Amboy resident driving a Lincoln sedan collided on a highway west of town Saturday afternoon. The vehicle left the road at a curve, overturned into a ditch, and required a wrecking crew to separate. Repair costs run to several hundred dollars according to witnesses.
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Amboy
DeKalbman
Seime Wimp
Legenniles
Jone Uines
Tower Fans Damaged at Tittels Power Plant by Cold
Damaged cooling tower fans at the Tittels Power Plant after a cold spell. Saturday night incidents caused splintered blades and water leakage. Until repairs are secured, a new cooling tower connected over the summer will be pressed into service.
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Tittels
Serview
Railroad Man Injures Self At Work In Srossine
Ea Hackins, a North Western railroad worker, injured himself while on the job at a crossing in the Srossine area. He fainted and was unable to exit his house, with bystanders reporting the incident occurred last week.
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Ea Hackins
The
North Western Railroad Ag
Quiet week end in De Kaib town centers
The DeKaib area reported a quiet weekend with sparse business activity. Barbers and shops saw reduced crowds due to cold weather, while residents stayed indoors or used the telephone to order necessities over Sunday. A New Year's wake was held at Viking Hall with program and lunch.
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DeKaib
Protest Over Canning of Chancellor Sparks Mass Meeting
Former students and university body members rallied today in Lawrence to support Chancellor Lindly amid accusations against Governor Davis and the board. A mass alumni gathering in Kansas City is planned Tuesday to pressure reinstatement, following Lindly’s removal after student discipline actions.
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Lawrence
Alenai
Runes Unievereby
Atthlenres
Ehene
Ksasas City
Topeka State Journal
Davis
Lindy
Teverner
Edkin
Lindly
Worry Row Over Debt Policy in Washington Debate
Washington sources report tension over France's 4.2 billion dollar debt payments with pledges for payment on easy terms. Officials question Cleméntel's pooled debt plan while George Harvey of the Washington Post draws attention with a sharp critique abroad.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Toon
Audiaion
Clémentel
France
Thes Real
Washington
George Harvey
Washington Post
Great Britain
Mortimer Target of Witnesses in Forbes Thompson Trial
Five witnesses, including Major Frederick L. Mortimer, testified in the Forbes and Thompson cocaine fraud case tied to Veterans' affairs. The defense plans to challenge Mortimer's testimony while another witness, Robert Bishop of Ann Arbor, questioned Mortimer's reliability.
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Frederick L. Mortimer
Fotay
Cuey
Mortimer
Charles W. Forbes
John W. Thompson
Sfar
Forbes
Veterans” Bureau
Thompson
St Louis
E Teel
Martin
Robert Bishop
Ann Arbor
Mich
Detroit Steel Products Company
Washington
DeKalb Endures Record Cold Spell
A severe cold snap hit DeKalb with temperatures dipping to extreme lows over 20 degrees below zero and continuing for 34 hours. Residents faced hazardous conditions as emergency calls rose and many sought shelter, while officials urged caution.
New Moren Hag Found on a German Farm
A fragmentary report notes a newly found Moren Hag on a German farm. The text is garbled and unclear, leaving key details about location, individuals, and dates unreadable.
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Cerman
Washington to Press British Potato Embargo Protest
The State Department plans a protest against the British embargo on American potatoes. It cites Agriculture Department data showing no justification for the embargo. It notes potato pests are more common in Canada and that Canadian exports are affected, with protests organized ahead of New Year festivities at a Shabbona venue.
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Washington
D. C
State Department
Department of Agriculture
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Og Aren
Kishwaukee Odd Fellows to Install New Officers Friday
Fraternal lodge members will install new officers this Friday after an audited slate. A meeting at 8 o clock will be held to organize for the coming year and discuss club business.
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Sam
Kishwaukee Lh
Holt
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