Mystery Solved in DeKalb as Kane county backs Fulton
In Geneva the Kane county Republican Central committee backed William Fulton of DeKalb for the 16th judicial district presiding judge on the 10th ballot after Elgin failed to unify on an Aurora candidate. Fulton secured a unanimous vote by the committee and will lead the district convention in Geneva, with other counties supporting him.
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Judicial Civicult
William Fulton
DeKalb County
Kane Count
Republican Central Committee
Geneva
Aurora
Egin
Elgin
Fulton
Kane County
DeKalb
DuPage
Sycamore
Esterday
Lee Mighell
Harriet Daniels Ag
Mighell
Aire
Kuhn
Hoover
Signa Pittgh
Ed Lyons
Harvey Gunsul
Lyon
Gunsul
Plain
French Plea Refused in Ruhr Opener Despite Talks
Paris reports say Britain will partially withdraw from the Rhine zone to clear rail and coal moves for French troops. Essen and Oberhausen mayors get three years in jail for defying commands, Duisburg mayor jailed a month, Essen electical works director fined 5,000 marks. A hotel blast and shootings disrupted Parisian observations as a French soldier was killed in a cafe. German sabotage sank two boats on the Rhine Horn canal while Berlin ordered actions per Dugselsdorf dispatches.
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United Press
Paris
France
Ruhr
London
Rhine
Essen
Oberhausen
Duisbert
Kaiserkorf
Rhin Horn
Berlin
Dugselsdorf
DeKalb Woman Expected Time From 7 Today
A telegram received this morning says Harry Ferguson of California will move to Chicago this afternoon. Robert Ferguson and daughter Doris left for Chicago after the telegram. Mrs Ferguson has been in California with her son who is in business there.
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Harry Ferguson
Califor
Chica
West
Robert Ferguson J
Doris
Innovation Opens New Pastry Department at Innovation
An upcoming public opening announces a fine large oven and pastry department not a bakery, planned to produce and sell all kinds of pastry goods daily. Tom Doyle’s condition slightly improves. he may visit his office after today. The theater notices promote One Exciting Night at Princess playhouse, with prior runs at Tiiois Theatre in Chicago.
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Andy
Tom Doyle
W. J. Hope
Thomas Doyle
Doyle
D. W. Grifith
Princess Playhouse
Tiiois Theatre
Chicago
Casy
Giant ring uncovered in Denver mint theft investigation
Federal authorities traced a large ring handling stolen money and securities after hundreds of five dollar bills disappeared in a Denver robbery. Nick Kramer of Minneapolis identified the fence in circulation here. Investigators linked the plot to a broader gang tied to mail robberies and bond brokers across Twin Cities, St Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Cincinnati, and San Francisco, with losses exceeding one million dollars.
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Baks
Mintoldup
Nick Kramer
Minnipolis
Krame
St Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Francisco
WI. Marley
Post
Mary
St. Paul
St. Pauinn
Twin City
Twin City Ban’ and Bond Brokers Las Septembere
Oloen
Dwayer Mint
Vampinein Nati
Encatment In Hauet Last Evening Encampment Banquet
Members of the DeKalb and Sucre Encampment of the I O O attended a banquet at the Odd Fellow hall last evening. Grand Patriarch Forres Gore delivered a keynote address on the order’s principles. J B Murray acted as toastmaster while Rev Frt Baume Bengue and other members participated. Powell's Drug Store provided service and refreshments.
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Hauet
Meusel Brothers Rivalry Signals Diamond Edge
Irish Meusel surpasses brother Bob in aggressiveness and initiative, earning the edge as a valuable outfielder for the Giants while Bob, though naturally gifted, lags in drive. The contrast between the Meusel siblings highlights how hustle and bold play shape a star’s success in baseball history.
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Meusel
Bob
New York Americans
Nationals
Bob Meusel
Yankees
Irish Meusel
Bob Meisel
Terence
McGraw Mught
Miss Edna Tazewell Home From St Luke’s Hospital
Numerous friends in DeKalb rejoice as Miss Edna Tazewell returns home from St Luke’s hospital in Chicago after months of treatment for a painful condition. Though bed confinement continues for several weeks, friends believe she is slowly improving and will eventually resume greetings on the streets.
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Miss Tazewell
Edna Tazewell
DeKalb
St. Lukes Hospital
Chicago
Hardware Man Returns From Big Convention
Ten Knodle, a hardware merchant of N's city, returned Thursday from a Chicago convention. He reports several new ideas gained there and notes that retail hardware men from across the state attended. The meeting was described as the most interesting in some time. He will be at the Star on Monday and Tuesday in The Impossible Mrs Bellew, a Sem Wood production from David Lisle, with Conrad Nagel starring.
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Ten Knodle
N's City
Chicago
the Star
Mrs. Bellew
Sem Wood
David Lisle
Conrad Nagel
Fears Over Winter Wheat Safety Highlighted in Report
The monthly crop report from the Bureau of Crop Estimates notes apprehension about winter wheat safety due to recent cold weather. Much of the crop lacks snow cover, with some snow in northern areas while central and southern parts show less protection. Livestock conditions are reported to be excellent for this time of year.
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RY United Mtews
Sprisefield
Cold Weather Expected Across Eastern U S Sunday
A severe winter cold wave will persist through Sunday across the eastern United States with even colder conditions forecast for tomorrow and widespread local snow in many states. The weather bureau issued the update as travel and daily life brace for continued frigid temperatures ahead.
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Rey Waseheteers
Washington, D
United States
Weather Bureau
Hold Lad Today For Quizzing Upon Dead Girl
Clarinda Iowa February 17 Charles McMahon a 24 year old farmer was held for questioning in the death of Catherine Luckashazne whose body was found frozen in an automobile. He said he rode with the girl Sunday night and at her suggestion stopped the car where cold sleep came over him and he found her arms around him frozen. He crawled to a nearby farm house for help and denied drinking.
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Clarinda
Charles McMahon
Catherine Luckashazne
The
State University
McMahon
British Debt Funding Plan Approved by Senate
Washington reports the Senate passed the bill approving terms of the British refunding plan for the war debt to the United States. The measure now moves to the House for amendments, with final signing anticipated in a few days. Seventy senators voted yes and thirteen opposed.
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Prima Cares
Washington, D. C
United States
Senate
House
Sevyenty
Kidnapped Sister Cecelia Reward Offered
Rewards have been offered to stimulate the search for the abduction of Sister Cecelia from the Notre Dame Academy in Frederick Maryland. She later escaped from her abductors in Baltimore.
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Cecelia
Notre Dame Academy
Frederick
Baltimore
State College Man is Judge at Annual Mee
Allan T. Wright, professor in the department of English at the state teachers college, served as a judge last evening at an oratorical contest between Sycamore High School and the St. Alban School. The annual event featured strong speakers, and all three prizes were won by St. Alban students.
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State College
Allan T. Wright
State Teachers College
Sycamore High School
St. Alban School
Wright
St. Alban Etudents
Ship Subsidy Bill Reclaims Senate Spotlight
The administration ship subsidy bill returns to the Senate center after a brief clash. Supporters secured a stronger position, restoring the measure as unfinished business following last night's vote on the British debt bill.
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Ington
D.C
Senate
Fire bug arrested in Esmond arson plot
A. E. Reese of Esmond confessed to Sheriff Edward Crawford that he set fire to his own home to collect more than $1,000 in insurance. Neighbors noted a smoky kerosene stove as motive while evidence pointed to deliberate ignition and loss of personal belongings stored in an Aurora warehouse. His brother was later detained for questioning as an accomplice.
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Mr. Reese
Aurora
Rockford
Reese
Esmond
Keese
Crawford
Chicago
Three Suspects Deny Murder In Cal Detective Case
Three men Waisto Maki and Wianianpaa held by DeKalb police as possible suspects in a torture murder after a mutilated body was found in a shallow grave north of the Lincoln Highway. An Oakland car linking to the crime drew detectives from Geneva to DeKalb with a Chronicle reporter. The trio, after grilling, denied murder and claimed they were at a drunken party in Aurora on Monday night. The investigation includes tracing gas purchases and tire marks, with Sheriff Orr and a states attorney en route as the questioning continues.
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Alex Waisto
North Eleventh Street
Jack Maki
Market Street
Isaac Wianianpaa
State Street
DeKalb
St. Charles School
Geneva
Chronicle
Peck
Lincoln Highway
Aurora
Orr
Sycamore
Chicago
Elburn
Elburn Road
Waisto
Dearth Brothers
International News Service
Pleasant Street
Lonely Grove
Robert Frizo
Oakland
Robert Frizel
Ben Peck
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