Malta Woman Dies Today at Lincoln Hospital Rochelle
Mrs. John Dewey a 68 year old Malta resident formerly from DeKalb died at Lincoln hospital Rochelle after a major operation. She was born near Kaneville and left seven children and two sisters. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
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Lincoln Hospital
Rochelle
Dewey
Kaneville
Mira
George Jordan
Derb
Ray Dewey
Theodore Rue
Stoughton
Wis
Glen. Howard
Dave
Janesville
Roy
Haywood
Minn
Hampshire
DeKalb
North Western
Wirtz & Wirtz
Daugherty Seeks Camp Grant Land for Federal Prison Training
Attorney General Daugherty announced he would ask the War Department to turn over part of Camp Grant land to the Department of Justice for an industrial training school for first offenders among federal prisoners. He argues first offenders should not be sent to penitentiaries where hardened criminals leave a lasting mark.
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Washington, D. C
Daugherty
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Camp Grant
Last day for filing petitions for city alderman primaries
Today is the final filing day for petitions by aspirants to city alderman seats in next month’s primary. Many petitions were expected this afternoon and some have already reached the city clerk. Early indications suggest little chance of contest in ward races, though interest may rise in the general election.
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Ectry
Farmers to Hear H. H. Parke at Elva Woodmen Hall
Farmers meet at Elva Woodmen Hall Friday night for Parmers Dight program. Moving pictures of Spring Valley will be shown. H. H. Parke of Genoa, farm work authority, will be the speaker. Attendees expected, evening promises interest.
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Parmers’Dight
Elva
Woodman Hall
Spring Valley
H. H. Parke
Genoa
District highway route talk to settle state bond roads
Word from 8 E Bradt after a Springfield trip says upcoming conferences will decide routes for state aid road bonds. Debates center on south of DeKalb to the state line with Waterman, plus Marengo area routing and northern routes as Mr Sheets plans a statewide swing to settle them.
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8. E. Bradt
Springfield
DeKalb
Ouycamore
State Line
Fourth Street
Waterman
Somerauk
Sandwich
Burlington
Marengo
Sheets
Lindstrom Holds Open House For New Store Addition
Hundreds attend Lindstrom's opening in his Tenth Street store as a new addition brings a busy day. Lindstrom, aided by regular and extra clerks and a Mor arch brand demonstrator, runs a growing business driven by honest dealing and attractive pricing.
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Chronicle
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Mr. Lindstrow
Shelter urged for Annie's Woods to aid tourists
The Chronicle notes calls for a shelter at Annie's Woods near the camping ground to protect tourists from storms and cyclones. Businessmen led by A. W. Marvin propose a building funded by local efforts with action expected in 30 to 60 days, as plans to move Star restaurant to the basement progress.
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A. W. Marvin
Ane Woods
de Kalb
Willi Clean Up the Office in Chicago Soon
Attorney General Daugherty announced a complete reorganization of the Chicago district attorney office after a quarrel between the District Attorney and an assistant. Holland recently returned from Chicago with a detailed report, and action will follow based on his findings.
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Chicago
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Lyne
Clinnin
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Holland
Star Theatre Screens New Comedy Drama With Mint er Cast
The Star Theatre presents a new stage comedy drama featuring Mary Mint er in a double trial engagement setup. Monte Glue and Guy Oliver co star with Dan Cupid’s misadventures sparking humor as Beatrice and the Moonbent Honeysuckle theme plays. Performances at 7 50 and 9. The Princess Theatre hosts the Selznick Special Con ceit with a notable cast including Hedda Hopper and Maurice Costello.
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Dan Cupid
Mary Miles Alinter
Whith
Realart
Star Theatre
Mary
Monte Glue
Guy Oliver
Miss Minter
Bi. Davidson
Hedda Hopper
Chas, Gerard
Betty Hilburn
Maurice Costello
Red Eagle
Warren Cook
Patrick Harrigan
High Tension Wires Snap in Strong Wind
High winds along North Fourteenth Street caused a high tension wire to break. An initial report said a child was injured, but investigation could not confirm due to the ongoing wind. Authorities will reassess if more wires fall before it abates.
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Ferenoon
North Fourteenth Street
Rotarians Hold Large Meeting for Club Birthday
Members of the Rotary Club gathered for a noon dinner marking the club's first birthday. President Wirtz announced plans for an unusual program and a full meeting report will be released tomorrow.
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Wirtz
Dance and Bake Sales Highlight Weekend Events
The notice lists a Big Dance at Viking Hall on February 23 with a 50 cent couple admission and 10 cent extra Lady Ex’s 1 piece orchestra. Rebekah Lodge hosts a home baking sale at Johnson's Flower Store on Saturday February 25 starting at 12.00. The Star presents Moonlight and Honeysuckle at 7:30 and 9:10 tonight.
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Viking Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Johnson's
Harding Reservation to the Four Power Pacific Treaty
Washington February 23 President Harding sent to the foreign relations committee a draft reservation to the four power Pacific treaty as a substitute for the Brandegee plan. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts presented the Harding reservation but did not formally move it. Concerning film Con ceit at the Princess theatre tonight and tomorrow, Michael Phillips portrays modern drama with a focus on ordinary faults and virtues in urban and North Country settings. Performances 7:30 and 9:15 with special orchestra.
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Washington, D.C
Harding
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodze
Massachusetts
Selznick
Princess Theatre
Michael Phillips
Switzerland
America
Lake Louise
International Park
Banff
Canada
Electricians Work on New Strigles Store
Swanson Brothers electrical contractors are busy wiring the new Strigles Brothers stores in the Odd Fellows building. Work aims to finish fixtures installation quickly to permit timely openings. The exact opening date has not been announced.
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Swanson Brothers
Strigles Brothers
Odd Fellows
Mystery of Taylor Murder Linked to Dope Ring Clues
Detroit based confession by Harry M. Fields outlines four clues to William D. Taylor's murder in Los Angeles. A buried gun, a changed $1,000 note, an alibi note about driving the slayer, and a dope den meeting allegedly tied to Mabel Normand and a Chinese importer are cited, with investigators weighing the extraordinary tale as they press the case.
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Los Angeles
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William D. Taylor
Harry M. Fields
Detroit
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Story
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Taylors
Mabel Normand
Mr. X
Buffalo
Mich
Revenue Collector Explains Gross Income Clause
The collector of international revenue, John C. Cannon of the first district of Thaois, clarifies section 223 of the 1921 Revenue Act. Any individual with gross income of 5000 or more in 1921 must file a return, regardless of net income. Gross income includes wages, salaries, profits, property income, and business gains, but not simply gross receipts. deductions for cost of goods sold reduce statutory gross income.
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John C. Cannon
Thaois
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Lincoln Highway
Ida Jackman
Bazaar
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Star Store
Glenn W. Bradbury
Mary Miles Minter
Strigles
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