Caruso's Condition Unchanged as Son Arrives
Enrico Caruso's doctors report no material change in his pleurisy and heart attack condition. His 18 month old daughter Gloria has brightened his room with laughter, and his son Enrico Jr. arrived at 10:00 a.m. as physicians monitor a potential crisis.
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United Press
New York, N. Y
Enrico
Caruso
New York
N. Y
Enrico Caruso
Gloria
Vanderbilt
Francis Murray
Aruso
Enrico, Jr
Prosecutor of Iowa Murderer in City Today
Francis Kennedy of Estherville Town spoke in De Kalb about a high profile murder case the state alleges involved Grant Giffin who killed his father and attempted to destroy evidence by burning the house Kennedy described the crime and its motive claim the victim concealed 56 dollars in the home as the motive and noted the blood clot found near the scalp indicating homicide
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Francis Kennedy
Estherville
Grant Giffin
DeKalb
Kennedy
Unusual February Weather Report Highlights Iceman Scene
The February conditions are described as very unusual with a man seen carrying a large piece of ice in mittens. Strong winds have dried roads. a February sun helps but a cold spell is predicted to hit soon. Warnings accompany the unusual warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Knights of Pythias Anniversary Meeting Announcement
Knights of Pythias note the February 19 anniversary of the order and call Penalb Knights to attend a Sunday gathering at the Baptist church, meeting at lodge rooms by 10:30. All members urged to participate for 215. 68 Chris, Derrick, C. Try a Chronicle want ad.
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Knights OF Pythias
Order
Penalb
Baptist Church
Two Women Slain In Ohio And Illinois Notices
Two women are slain in Illinois and Ohio in a chaotic report. Illinois officials, led by State Senator Dailey, inspect the University of Illinois to push for funding and better engineering education. In Cleveland, two school teachers Miss Louise Wolf and Miss Mabel Poote are found beaten to death near Bean Road, with a blood-stained window nearby. Police hunt two suspects tied to the murders as detectives and farmers’ posse scour the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallel Press
Champaign
Illinois
Dailey
Peoria
University of Ilinois
General Assembly
Senate
Cleveland
Bean Road
Hope
Reland
Ohio
Louise Wolf
Mabel Poote
Forestry Conference to Be Held February 24
Plans for a north central states forestry vestry colony and legislation will be discussed at an interstate forestry conference in Chicago on February 24. Representatives from Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Missouri Illinois and Ohio will attend.
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Vies
Chicago
Fed
North Central States
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Missouri
Ilinois
Ohio
Pilgrim Pageant Cast to Meet at Congregational Church
Congregational church announces a meeting for the Pilgrim pageant cast and those supplying cars. The gathering is set for tomorrow evening at six at the Congregational church to coordinate or transport participants to Elburn and related arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Church
Eo Te Elburn
Chandler Returns From Washington Trip With Quiet Plans
Chandler, back from a ten day New York City purchase trip, traveled to Washington, D.C., to hear the latest about the inauguration and met with Vice President-elect Coolidge and Harding aide George BR Christian. He noted simple inauguration plans and hotel proprietors in the capital being displeased by the lack of ceremony and an offer of 100 bodyguards reportedly declined.
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Chandler
New York
Weehington
D.C
Borry Fonds
Coolhige
George BR. Christian
Harding
Washington
Chanter
Hardine
Paroled man Crum escapes during week on farm
Elmer E Crum, released from custody from Pennsylvania and paroled to Orton Bell of South Grove, vanished Sunday after working on Bell’s farm. He had settled into a frugal life, overdrawn his wages, and left in his auto, taking money and chores undone.
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Elmer Eo Crim
Liae
Pennsylvania
Sheri Decker
Orton Bell
South Grove
Sei Thal
Mr. Bell
Wii Bell
Will Bell
Sycamore
Crum
Cram
Colby Says C Cancellation of Telegraph Contract Urges China and Britain
State Department reports strong remonstrances to China and Great Britain over cancellation of the Federal Telegraph Company contract. The dispute concerns a wireless station at Shanghai tied to American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haytonren
Ashington
DP. C
China
Great Britain
Federal Telegraph Company
Shangit
State Department
Charles Ray shines in Old Fashioned Boy at Princess tonight
Charles Ray headlines the late program in Old Fashioned Boy at the Princess tonight, delivering a buoyant performance that showcases his charm and stage presence for a broad audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
DeKalb Man on the Jury and Civic Reform Call
DeKalb editorials urge a civic center and planned city development while detailing dangers of hasty gains. The local note cites Rotary or Kiwanis involvement and stresses a coordinated, whole-city plan over single projects. Also reports Albert Rundle of Fountain View, California, death, and DeKalb juror Charles Mack chosen in a federal booze conspiracy case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb
Charles Mack
South Fourth Street
Federal District Court
Mike de Pike Heitler
Heitler
Louisville
Chicago
Peoria
Evan A. Evans
Cold Storage Bill Agreed After Long Conference
The Senate today agreed to conference reports on the cold storage bill. It bars selling food stored over 12 months or deteriorated goods and includes regulations for cold storage warehouses. President Wilson has urged such protections. the measure passed last session and awaits final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waehington
D.C
Senare
Wson
Wilson
Negro Babies Found Dead in Old Piano Box
In Pinsburg Pennsylvania on February 17 a funeral director A L Ballard was to appear before the county coroner to explain why seventeen dead Negro babies were found in a piano box in a Lawrenceville stable and not buried. Preliminary findings suggest natural causes. A certificate issued to Ballard by the National Negro Funeral Directors Association was found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinsburg
A. L. Tallard
Lawrenceville
King
Able
Ballard
National Negro Funeral Directvee Association
Lost aviator rides into the Texas village
An air service flyer, Lieut Alexander Pierson Jr., rode on horseback into Santerson, 260 miles southwest of El Paso, after six days in mesquite brush in southwest Texas. He had about 80 hours of flight time since departure and said he became lost two hours after leaving El Paso last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Alexander Pierson, Jr
Santerson
Here
Lieut Pierson
el Paso
Uo Pablo Beach
Another Carload of Booze Is Confiscated
Prohibition agents seized a liquor carvalued at 150000 dollars on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad yards in cage. It was the third carload confiscated in three days and the liquor was shipped from Louisville Kentucky to a Chicago concern.
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Care Tress
Cage
Prohibition
Chicago & Fastern Imois
Louisville
Chicago
Autoists Must Keep Off Taylor Street Sidewalks
A Taylor street resident reported to the police station complaining of autos using the cinder sidewalk on the north side of Taylor street. Chief Riddell urges motorists traveling that street to stay off the sidewalk to protect pedestrians and nearby property.
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Taylor Street
Autoi
Riddell
Toledo Big Mail Robbery Reported at Post Office
Toledo police report eleven sacks of mail stolen from three postal workers at 2:00 am at the Toledo post office. Five bandits in a car fled with sacks possibly containing between $300.40 and $1,000,000. Postmaster George Lathrop cautioned the loss amount will take days to verify. six sacks held registered mail and some sacks may include federal reserve bank notes.
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Federal Reserve Bank
All Turks Are United About Their Nation
United Press dispatch from Constantinople reports that Turkish representatives and nationalists head to London to press Allied demands. The core stance, led by Mustafa Kemal, seeks to amend the Sevres treaty to restore Turkish provinces with Turkish majorities, keep Constantinople free with regulated Dardanelles access.
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Constantinople
Turkey
London
Mustapha Kemal
Sevres
Dardanelles
Japan Courts Reach Verdict in Sentry Case
A verdict was reached in the court martial of the Japanese sentry who shot Lieutenant N. W. H. Langdon at Vindvoertok. The Japanese embassy declined to reveal the verdict but said Japan will soon respond to the American protest note proposing amends and a settlement for the killing.
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WRY
United Press
Ashington
D. C
N. W. H. Langdon
Vindivoertok
Japan
First Move Is Made in the Impeachment
Washington reports the judiciary committee will hold the first meeting on impeachment proceedings against Judge KK. M. Landis of Chicago. Rep Welty of Ohio announced the session will occur next Tuesday, per Chairman Woolstead.
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Cmte Press
Washington, D. C
KK. M. Landis
Chicago
Welty
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
Woolstead
Paper Price Fixes for Next Quarter
The article notes a new paper price of 57 cents per pound or $114 per ton for the second quarter of 1921, replacing the current quarter’s price. It mentions an additional 5 percent per pound from Anvil 1 and indicates the Canadian Export Power Company will set a delivery price of 1 cent for the second quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alen
Canadian Export Powel Company
Stanton Promoted to Larger City Tax Office
L W Starton, longtime tax official, has been transferred to the Plein Aetric and will be away for a day or two. DeKalb's internal revenue deputy is vacant while a new collector may not yet arrive. Many residents have not filed income tax returns and face penalties after March 15.
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L. W. Starton
DeKath
Internal Revenue
DeKalb
Department
Three DeKalb Couples Granted Marriage Permits This Week
County Clerk S. M. Henderson reported a quiet week with only three couples applying for marriage licenses in DeKalb. Sigfred Fant, 22, Sycamore. Filanora Bradenburg, 22, DeKalb. Claude J. Mascar, 26, Victor township. Mabel Arnold, 23, Victor township. Lessie C. Neal, over 21, Shabbona Grove. Sadie E. Todd, over 18, Shabbona Grove were issued permits.
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S. M. Henderson
DeKalb County
Court House
Sigfred Fant
Sycamore
Fileanora Bradenburg
DeKalb
Claude J. Mascar
Victor Township
Mabel Arnold
Lessie C. Neal
Shabbona Grove
Sadie E. Todd
De Kalb Woman Out of Hospital in Wisconsin
Mrs M O Kirk manager of the Great American store has been ill for several weeks in Madison hospital. She was moved to her sister’s home this week and is rapidly improving though remains seriously ill and may stay away for several weeks.
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DE Kalb
Wisconsin
M. O. Kirk
Way Freight to Belvidere Is Tri-Weekly
The freight service between Belvidere and Freeport shifts from daily except Sunday to starting from DeKalb to Freeport with an overnight layover, returning via DeKalb the next day, making it tri-weekly. A Belvidere to Spring Valley crew moves to DeKalb to Spring Valley. Weather: fair tonight, colder south, Friday clouds increasing with rain or snow south. Men's class at M E Church Friday supper at 6:30.
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Belvidere
Freeport
DeKalb
Spring Valley
Mlinols
Train Robbers Chase Looters Near Rochelle and Geneva
A gun squad pursued a truck believed to carry stolen goods from a noon train robbery west of Rochelle. The truck, later found empty near Geneva, involved five men seen loading merchandise from Train No. 122. Police expanded a nationwide dragnet as investigations continued.
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Handi
Macchos
West Ng
Stepne
Rochelle
Tricia
Etite Rans Atte
Riddell
Geneva
Towa
Chicago
Dracnet
Lowden Declines Cabinet Post For Personal Affairs
Ex Governor Frank C Lowden of Illinois has declined a cabinet offer from President Elect Harding and will remain outside public service. Harding indicated the decision was due to Lowdens personal affairs and also implied a retreat from diplomatic service. The announcement came from St Augustine Florida.
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Nois
Harding
Lowden
Profiteer in Booze Is Closed by Landis
Chicago reports Judge K M Landis closed a Boulevard Hotel saloon run by M J McCormick after investigators found it charged a pint of liquor at the highest price in the rine investigations. The action follows findings presented to the judge.
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Landis
Chicago
M. J. McCormick
Boulevard Hotel
K. M. Landis
The Tale of a Japanese Cat Presented by Music Dept
The Music Department at D. T. H. S. offers The Tale of a Japanese Cat, a program featuring Price Scents, and concluding with a notable 68 performance or event.
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D. T.H.S
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Lillie Lindsey
G. N. Blarkman
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Stil
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Thay
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John Bull
Charles Ray
Albert Rundle
Mike DE Pike
Edlitor
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Rotary
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Garien
Elvine
Dekelh
Vlan
DeKelb
S. J. Bambridge
Fountain View
California
Mr. Rundle
Clinton Rosette
the Chronicle
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S. Dakota
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M. E. Church
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