Illinois Chamber of Commerce to meet in De Kalb tomorrow
DeKalb county chamber members will host the state chamber at 6 30 tomorrow evening at the Innovation grill with L Wilson director of extension in the state presenting. Tickets were mailed last week as part of a drive to strengthen state unity and cooperation among member communities Sycamore Genoa and Sandwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illnoils Chamber of Commerce
DeKalb County
Ave
Chamber of Commerce
Sycamore
Genoa
Sandwich
Innovation Grill
L. Wilson
Wis
Wil
Canquet
Minds Chamber of Commerce
Linois
Aged Man Falls at Infirmary and Is Hurt
Dahm a 90 year old resident living at county ry fell at home last week injuring hip and side. He was taken to Anden hospital DeKalb for X ray. No bones were broken and his condition is not serious. He returned to the home shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahm
Anden
DeKalb
Hope Fades For Relief In Chicago Financial Crisis
Chicago faced a worsening fiscal squeeze as 75 million dollars in warrants remained unpaid and debt neared 200 million. City and school-board promises looked weak and sale of securities unlikely at par, while interest on warrants mounted to 8.5 million and possibly 12 million after tax collections. Silas Strawn returned hopeful for a solution as over 40,000 police faced uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Herbert ©. Heller
Kansas City
Ceme
H. Wallace Caldwell
Board of Education
Ilo
Silas H. Strawn
Citizens’ “Rescue Committee
Washington, D.C
State Officer Arrests Driver Near Malta
State Officer O. N. Larson arrested Axel Dahlstedt near Malta yesterday afternoon after a car he drove appeared out of control. Investigators found a defective steering mechanism making it hard to keep the machine on the road. Dahlstedt paid a fine of 35.00 and costs on charges of reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
O. N. Larson
Axel Dahlstedt
Dahlstedt
J . M. Blair
Rev Meigs to Lead Two Week Evangelistic Meetings
A two week series of evangelistic meetings starts tomorrow at the First Baptist Church under Pastor Rev. F. W. Field. Chicago evangelist Rev. Robert Van Meigs will speak nightly at 7 20 PM with special musical programs. He is renowned as a public speaker and has addressed major cities and service clubs including the Lions club in Quincy which praised his ministry and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
F. W. Field
Robert van Meigs
Chicago
Lions Club
Lions Club At
Quincy
Meigs
Abraham Lincoln
Destiny
Mauritzson Death Attributed To Auto Crash In Rock Island
Ben Oliver, 20, who struck Jules G. Mauritzson, vice president of Augustana College and Theological Seminary, with his automobile causing Mauritzson’s death, was exonerated by a coroner's jury after spending time in jail. Augustana Synod officials attended the dean’s funeral at First Lutheran church in Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauritzson
Great AlkY Ring Named Great AlkY Ring Named
Federal grand jury in Chicago indicted 31 corporations and 156 individuals for a nationwide alcohol ring suspected of diverting 1,000,000 gallons of industrial alcohol yearly since 1923. The probe traced a seven year conspiracy from New York to Los Angeles with Chicago at its center and named Anastasioff Srebren as central figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.R
New York
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
North Bergen
N. J
Anastasioff Srebren
Srebren
Revelation Chemical Company
Consignees
Rockford Fire Destroys Union Overalls Plant
A three story Union Overalls Manufacturing building in Rockford ML burned yesterday, causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. The blaze damaged the factory on the Sabbath, with firefighters battling the fire for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Tire
Union Overalls Manufacturing Company
Prospector Gardner Strikes Gold Near Vulture Mine
Wickenburg Arizona February 10 Jack Gardner prominent builder turned prospector after the stock market crash struck a rich vein two miles from the old Vulture mine. His ore assays said to be worth 100000 a ton as civilians rush to outfit for Arizona gold rush following similar finds near Kingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickenburg
Ariz
Jack Gardner
Gardner
Vulture
Arizona
Accident at First and Lincoln Leaves O'Hare Injured
James O'Hare of Rovhelie received deep gashes to his leg when the car driven by Neil Brien of Mults collided with Dr. L. B. Bagnall’s auto at First and Lincoln. Brien reportedly ignored a red light. O'Hare and Brien were taken to the police station. Brien fined 159 and ten days jail for DUI. O'Hare released pending police court. Both cars suffered heavy damage and needed a wrecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Hare
Rovhelie
Neil Brien
Mults
Mr. O'Hare
L. B. Bagnall
DeKalb
Lincoln Highway
Driver Given Jail Term For His Driving
Thorvald Hanson was arrested after his car struck three machines within three blocks on the Lincoln highway and Fourth street. He received a $100 fine and ten days in the county jail before Judge Pond, with Motorcycle Officer Ben Peck reporting the incident. Hanson was booked as intoxicated at the police station.
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Thorvald Hanson
Judge Pond
Ben Peck
Hanson
Fifth Street
Lincoln Highway
Fourth
Officer Peck
Locust Street
Bigh School
Peck
PaceIIi Assumes Secretariate of State Under Pope Pius
Cardinal Pace II is formally installed as secretary of state of the Holy See in Vatican City. Pope Pius receives him after conferred with officials, noting Pace II’s prior roles including papal nuncio to Berlin and work in the Congregation for Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs. He aided concordats with Bavaria and Italy and served during and after World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Eugenio Pavelli
Holy See
Gasparine
Pope Pius
Pace
Pius
Berlin
Gaspeer
Wheer
Tiarn
Rome
Fie
Pius X
Benedict XV
Pavetli
Cenlinel Gasparri
Dardis
Munich
Cardinal Parelli
Bavaria
Flaly See
Teich
Interesting Talk Is Given Here Sunday
Donald Kuberserian spoke at the Sunday school of the Methodist church in DeKalb recounting his Armenia experiences before coming to America. He described a school once funded by American money and the 1915 Turkish crackdown forcing 400 students into mountains to renounce religion. Only seven reached the agreed rail station after a planned escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kuberserian
DeKalb
Methodist Church
Armenia
America
Kuberserian
Orly
D J Collins In Hospital For A Few Days
D J Collins a Daenap attorney is a patient at St Marys hospital with an infection requiring attention. He has a blister on his foot that became infected, needing rest and delaying his political campaign but he hopes to be out within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Collins
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Collins
Col.lins
Rockford Man Killed Stringing Aerial Power Line
In Rockford Illinois on February 10 Willa H. Clark was killed when a radio aerial he was stringing touched a 4410 volt power line. The incident occurred Saturday as investigators confirm the fatal contact.
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Rockford
Willa H. Clark
Weather update for Olinvis shows rising temps ahead
The forecast for Olinvis indicates mist tonight with a warm trend continuing into Tuesday. Temperatures rise on Tuesday with clearing skies and light winds.
Truck Driver Arrested Over Inadequate License
Al Iserlof employed by Keeshin was arrested by State Motorcycle Officer O N Larson for operating a truck and trailer with an inadequate license. The rig and its weight exceeded the permit by over a ton and wheel weights violated the law. Iserlof said the company used cheaper plates and that lawmakers planned to change licensing rules for heavier vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Iserlof
Keeshin Company
O. N. Larson
Amoun
Lar- Son
Harry Peterson Passes Away Last Evening
Harry Peterson 37, resident of Rochelle, died at 10 o clock last evening at Lincoln hospital Rochelle after years of ill health. He had recently been treated at Chiesso hospital and was moved to Rochelle hospital after a relapse. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon from his Rochelle home.
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Peterson
Erimk Peterson
Haish Boulevard
Lancoln
Rochelle
Chiesso
Rochelle Hospital
Gangsters Jailed as Citywide Crime Crackdown Continues
Chicago police claim a strategic victory rounding approx 1000 suspects in an anti gang drive. two murders and multiple shootings marked the crackdown as officers paraded prisoners and pursued key figures amid ongoing gun battles and showups with suspects including Detroit residents and links to the Capone era networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buceau
Cansland
William PF. Russell
Chicago
Orring Hotel
North Shore
Oliver Dilworth
Arthur Miller
Eon
Rosch
Down Town Fire Call Not Serious
The fire department responded at 12:30 this morning to the Wright building on Xe third street for a chimney fire. A deluge of smoke and sparks alarmed locals but there was no damage and the platoon returned shortly after.
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Wright
Third Street
Talter
Dairy Industry Raises Fourth of Farm Wealth
I H Harmon associate editor of Successful Farming Des Moines in an Illinois Veterinary conference address says dairy now at three billion dollars annual farm value and accounts for a quarter of national agricultural wealth. He notes milk production rose from 8.8 billion to 12.5 billion pounds in ten years and urges veterinarians to help reduce losses and improve disease control for profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
U.R
I. H. Harmon
Des Moines
Illinois Veterinary Conference
College of Arriority
America
Harmon
Official inspection tour finds plant in perfect order
The DeKalb sewage plant underwent an officials inspection yesterday revealing 900 daily wastewater handling with 1 200 000 gallons daily flow. Visitors toured disposal and filtration sections noting tanks pumps filters and chemical processes for fertilizer output and water clarity.
Legi Da Meet Jegessful Legi Da Meet Jegessful
A fragmented OCR notice covers a local meeting with political implications. Names like Willem Runnells, T Burkbee, and J Y Silverman appear among speakers and officials. The report notes evening discussions and a sense the gathering served as a political move to influence local ordinances and county affairs.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet on Tackle Injury
Fragmented text shows a report about injuries during a tackle and potential equipment issues. It mentions a dead horse or horse-related accident and references the weight of gear and the referee’s placement, but the readable details are severely limited.
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Illinois Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
State Chamber
Chance
The
Baptists
Federal Grand Jury
Allied Drug & Chemical Corporation
Joubert Company
BM Laning Company
Norda Essential Oil Chemical Company
Salick, Inc
Dee Drug Company
Maiden Lane Drug Company
Arend Drug Company
Centraphor Pharmacal Company
Chicago Toilet Supply Company
Columbian Bottled Products Co
Century Laboratories, Inc
Godiva Co
Holman Soap Co
Humboldt Drug Co
Leroy Manufacturing Co
Majestic Chemical & Drug Co
National Beverage Co
Parisienne Preparations, Inc. Perfection Laboratories
Victor Perfumeries, Inc. Puritan ‘Cosmetics Co
Redwin Manufacturing Co
Royal Crown Manufacturing Co
Schoenhofen Co
Service Laboratories
Sheik Toil Preparations Co
Temson Spice Co
Chicago Sales & Distributing Co
All of Chicago
Nipola Co
St. Paul, Minn
Standard Laboratories
Alexander Jamie
E. C. Yellowley
Jamie
Kingman
Lindberghs
Ames A. Lindbergh
Mouniy
Hawley Bowhas
Chronicle
NEA
Mrs. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
O'Brien
O'Hare
O' Brien
DeKalbans
Pacelli
Harry Peterson
Police of
Uhlats Viet
No Man's Land
Anthony Rile
Herbert Gers
Larmon
Yooterdup
Don Hen
Ety
Thome
Erty
Kishwadece
Sycamore Road
Diepesel
Maraya
LEGI
Jegessful
Rey
Winaires
Faust
Fort Satuiday
Teast
Willem Runnells
T. Burkbee
Paet
Comenniep
Reenjor HG
Wr J Y Silverman
State
van Roof
Tyan
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