Ecout Plans Outlined At Scout Board Meeting
West evening meeting of the Chief Shubharmeen of Hoy Scouts outlined Thin Summer camp plans and administration work for the year. Attendees included Howard and Informal Minowssims leaders. Canty Vee MueQheen set to lead the year. dates for four seven day camps slated from June 20 to August 17 with site work and fundraising. About 100 attenders expected for the Dekalb ceremony at the American Bice Welfare building on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary-Medtueen
Shubharmeen
Hoy Scouts
Eeventaon
Howard
Ree
Culver Ehairman
Peilitine
Dekalb
American Bice Welfare
Secute
Plight Arene
Camp Rotery-Macfhuern
Hoarth
Bob Bester
Fagio
Judge Hopkins Ts Reported Much Improved
Reports from Chiewse indicate Judge Hopkins Ts condition has shown daily improvement. Reliable sources say he remains in hospital under careful observation with close contacts noting steady gains after recent surgery and ongoing communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiewse
Surel Hopkine
Bop Tei Lattin
Odes Spectelod
Tiwae
Sagar
Missing Men Tarraber and Stiles Stone Unknown
The article notes no word on the whereabouts of two missing young men, James Tarraber and Merle Siilee Th. It suggests Tarraber’s case may hinge on a tone with no lead to his location, while Stiles, who left the county last week, is hoped to return home though he has not been home for a long period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tarraber
Merle Siilee
Tariber
Dodge
Stiles
Ohich
Taxi Depot Vandalism Leaves Cab Radiator Damaged
Police seek clues to identity of person who punched holes in a new radiator on a Prather cab at the Chicago and North Western depot. The incident followed a dispute between drivers from Prather and Yellow Cab. Police chief warns actions may force orders to keep cabs away from the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prather
Rather Cab
Chicago & North Western
Yellow Cab Company
C. S. Rowe
Millionaire minute men rally to aid Chicago crisis
Fifty prominent Chicago taxpayers gathered at the Mid-Way club to outline a plan to raise 74 million dollars for the city’s financial crisis. Samuel Insull pledged up to 10 million, with representation from major utilities and banks. Leaders Sies H. Strawn and Robert T. F. Carr presided as financing strategies were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Sies H. Strawn
Robert TF. Carr
Lewis E. Myers
Ernest R. Graham
Samuel Insull
Middle West
Myers
Insull
People’s Gas, Light and Coke Company
The
Public Service Company
Commonwealth Edison Company
Wright Buys Interest in Belvidere Canning Co
S and H Wright former DeKalb resident buys stake in Belvidere Canning Co. Wright once supervised Mid West Canneries DeKalb plant. The couple, now in Cambria Wis, plan to move to Belvidere soon after visiting DeKalb guests Homer Blair couple yesterday.
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Wright
Interest Inc
S&s
H. Wright
Belvidere Canning Co
DeKalb
Mid-West Canneries, Inc
Cambria
Wis
Belvidere
1 Homer Blair
Young Woman Miss Alice Mitchell Dies in Sanitarium
Miss Alice Mitchell 21 daughter of Ed Mitchell of Belvidere died at DeKalb county sanitarium last Monday after months of illness. She entered the sanitarium in January. Funeral services were held today in Belvidere with burial in a Belvidere cemetery. She leaves five sisters and one brother and her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mitchell
Ed Mitchell
Belvidere
DeKalb County
Miss Mitchell
Hoover Will Speak on Washington's Birthday
A 1 August ceremony in Va hosted Hoover as guest of honor, distinct from Washington’s era revelry. The 1799 account recalls Gen George Washington’s city visit and early national toast culture, highlighting toasts to Washington, the U S Constitution, and peace with nations while resisting subjection to faction.
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Hoover
Washington
Varhueten
Aletendna
Genmel Weehington
Prohibition debated as church lobby blamed by Joy
Washington reports Henry B. Joy of Detroit accuses the Protestant church lobby and George Wickersham of wielding power behind the prohibition push. He says the drive has caused corruption and bloodshed, urging repeal and state control. Joy cites Taft’s view and attacks Rep. Cramton and Rep. Hudson for patronage. Page 10 continuation.
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Washington
U.P
Henry B. Joy
Detroit
House Judiciary Committee
Joy
George Wickersham
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Wickersham
Prohibition
Taft
Rep. Cramton
Rep. Hudson
Wrys
Chance Washington
Byrd Ready for Return From Antarctic Camp
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s Antarctic expedition nears home as The City of New York nears Little America. The camp is dismantled and Byrd’s party plans to depart this Wednesday afternoon, concluding a 16 month campaign that included a south pole flight and extensive mapping with planes and cameras.
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New York
U.R
New York Times
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Richard E. Byrd
City of
Bay of Whales
Little America
Byrd Camp
Byrd
Antarctic
South Pole
Admiral Byrd
Arctic
Daigorgua
Chicago Police Ultimatum Faces Gangsters Frontline Drive
Chicago officials press a crime drive as States Attorney Swanson demands that police capture real gunmen and gangsters. Raids net nearly 5 000 suspects with 50 indicted for gun possession, including Capone lieutenant McGurn and Danny Stanton. Randolph defends Chicago’s crime record amid liquor trade strains and municipal challenges.
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Chicago
John A. Swanson
William I Russell
Swanson
Russell
Harry M. Fischer
State Attorney's
McGurn
Capone
Danny Stanton
South Side
Fischer
Forest Glen
Agnes Lavander
Randolph
Robert Isham Randolph
Inland Press Association
Morrison Hotel
Chicago Association of Commerce
United States
Long Terms Given to Aurora Pair in Robbery Case
Edward Spring and Albert Seloover, both of Aurora, were sentenced to one to 20 years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to robbery in Kane county circuit court. They confessed after being identified in linked holdups in Aurora and nearby towns, including an attempt at a Maple Park gas station where Treadwell shot at them. Spring was wounded, and both men had prior incidents tying them to other robberies and a noted 1926 incident with circus elephants in North Lake Street.
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Edward Spring
Albert Leslie Seloaver
Aurora
State Penitentiary
Kane County
John K. Newhall
Spring
Seloover
Batavia
Naperville
Maple Park
John Treadwell, Jr
Maple
Treadwell
Lyle Bueler
Young Treadwell
L. A. Hamilton
Joseph Stroph
Stroph
Hamilton
Sechover
Grand Jury
Charles A. Darling
Policeman Spring
Geneva
Leloover
Aurora Elgin and Fox River Electric Company
Hagenbeck-Wallace
North Lake Street
Nine Die In Explosions At New Jersey Refinery
Nine men are dead and 54 injured in a series of naptha gas and alcohol explosions at the Standard Oil refinery in Elizabeth New Jersey. The blasts turned the plant into a furnace as night shift workers were entering. Fire crews from nearby cities fought the inferno while ambulances and nurses rushed to aid the injured.
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Howard Holliday
John Lubas
Elizabeth
Lubas
Cross
Holliday
Standard Oil
Alcohol Experiment Laboratory
Linden
Hoover Moves to Speed Tariff Bill in Campaign Push
President Hoover launches a public appeal drive to break the tariff bill stalemate in Congress. He links the business situation to tariff delay, vows big stick tactics, and strains to push through the measure by March 10 amid Democratic Western Republican coalition resistance. Republicans show discouragement as focus narrows to three core items before June adjournment.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Congress
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Treasury
Justice Department
Genoa State Bank Aims To Open By March
Influential Genoa residents push to form the Genoa State bank to take over assets of two banks closed in December. Opening hoped for around March first. Chron icle reported a reopening, but the bank has not yet existed. Flora Buck Godfrey, president of Farmers State bank, notes Exchange State bank closed December 13 by the department and Farmers State closed the same day after seeking suspension.
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Genoa
Genoa State Bank
Flora Buck Godfrey
Farmers State Bank
Exchange State Bank
Grand Jury Given Case Against U S A Company
Chicago officials present records of U S A company electrical contractors held to account for a 1 000 900 bribe fund. Subpoena duces tecum issued. checks show payments to Robey Plaza hotel Florida and several jewelers. Bribes described as furniture silverware jewelry and indoor golf sets worth 1 000 each. probe may widen to other municipal agencies.
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Chicago
United States District Court
G. L. Chamberlain
Duces Tecum
Duces
Mitchell Robin
Probate
Sanitary District
Robey Plaza
Florida
Rough Pavement Signs Placed On Route 23 Near Kishwaukee Club
Severe winter temperatures have warped Route 23 near Kishwaukee Country Club prompting a state sign reading Rough Pavement. Crews cut wide ditches with picks and electric drills then filled spaces with larvia compounds to absorb expansion and contraction damage. Work extended toward Sycamore.
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Kishwaukee Country Club
Sycamore
Naval meet adjourns as Paris crisis halts talks
London February 19 The fires power naval conference adjourned for a week amid Paris cabinet crisis. Italy pressed for parity with France while pledging to cut armaments to a low figure if others do likewise. The five powers agreed to pause until Wednesday next while experts continue work.
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London
U.P
Paris
Sabe Committee of Experts
Dino Grandi
Italy
France
Naval Conference
Man With Counterfeit Money Visits DeKalb
E. D. Bushnell, national counterfeit detector representative, toured DeKalb showing bank staff counterfeit notes and teaching detection methods. He travels about every two years, carries counterfeit money with government permission, and this was his first DeKalb visit since small-sized notes circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb
E. D. Bushnell
Bushnell
United States
Merchants To Meet Friday Noon At Cottage Cupboard
The Merchant's Division of the Chamber of Commerce calls a Friday noon meeting for all members at the Cottage Cupboard. Chairman Homer Winn says several important matters will be discussed and the session will focus on business with speakers reserved for evening meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Tire
Chamber of Confemerce
Homer Winn
Russia Tightens Socialization Drive Amid Private Trade Suppression
Moscow reports reveal rapid socialization of Russia as private trade and professions are phased out. Nepmen shops close, lawyers and doctors join state service, engineers join a government registry, and peasant farmers move under state control with nationwide farm socialization slated within two years.
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Ing
Citcles
Nepmen
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Tie
Pullen
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George Washington
House Committee
Graham
Irving Edwards
Wenatchee
Wash
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Seloaver
Joliet
Newhall
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James Carperinicchio
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