Ten students graduate from State Teachers College in early ceremony
Ten students completed two years of the junior college and can teach in city schools outside Cook county without further exams. Dr. J Stanley Brown urged graduates to apply learned leadership to community life as music by college groups accompanied the event.
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State Teachers College
College
Cook County
J. Stanley Brown
A. Neill Annas
E. C. Page
Dr. Brown
Mine workers end Miami wage talks in stalemate
Coal operators and miners from the central competitive field adjourned in Miami after a subcommittee found no chance of agreement on wages. The Jacksonville wage pact expired March 1 and a strike in the bituminous industry seemed likely if no deal is reached. UMWA President John L. Lewis voiced cautious hope for renewed discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
U.P
Jacksonville
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Little Hope
Invitation extended to Prince William for Illinois league meeting
The thirty third annual convention of the John Ericsson Republican League of Illinois at Joliet March 9, linked with the second annual conclave of the John Ericsson Republican League of America, invites Prince William of Sweden who may attend Chicago March 2. Gustaf B. Erickson heads the Joliet league with Col. Oscar M. Solbert coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince William OF
Sweden
John Ericsson League
John Ericsson Republican League of
Ilinois
Joliet
John Ericsson Republican League of America
Prince William
Chicago
Prince Wiliam
Gustaf AB. Erickson
Carlstrom
Deneen
Oscar Carlstrom
United States
Charles Deneen
Oscar Nelson
John E. Erickson
Ericsson Ilinois League
Membes
Gustaf B. Erickson
Record Warm February Forecast in Springfield Weather
The warmest February since 1880 could become the record this month if current temperatures persist. C J Root of the government weather bureau reports the month has averaged over ten degrees above normal with four days more than 20 degrees above normal and only two days below normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
U.P
C. J. Root
Government Weather Bureau
Farm hand injured in rear-end collision near Waterman
Elliott Feldal a farm hand for Harvey Erickson was struck when a Ford driven by Frank Stafford of Waterman collided with his wagon. Feldal was thrown to the cement and the wagon wheel ran over his chest before being taken to Greeley hospital. Stafford's account was not yet reported and the car sustained damage requiring repairs.
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Elliott Feldal
Harvey Erickson
Waterman
Ed Hipple
Feldal
George Smiley
Frank Stafford
Mr. Feldal
Tle
Greeley
Erickson
Leland
Ford
Morrison Men Held On Theft Charge Near Albany
Floyd Eads aged 38 and Vernon Dillon aged 29 were arrested seven miles south of Albany amid the probe of Chicago and Northwestern mail train robberies. They confess to stealing parcels post packages over several months. Tom Rafferty, Dillon’s brother in law and a Northwestern brakeman, is jailed in Chicago. a fourth conspirator is sought. A misthrown sack at a rural grade crossing triggered the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillons
Northwestern
Chicago
Merchants of Chamber to Meet After Lunch Friday
Chamber of Commerce merchants division will hold a Friday noon meeting at Innovation. Officers urge large attendance to address several important questions and start business promptly so busy members may return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants of Chamber
Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Plastering Advances on New Store on East Lincoln Highway
The first floor of the new store erected by W. M. Simon on East Lincoln Highway is being plastered by contractor Peter Christianson. The second floor was finished last week and woodwork is expected to start within a day or two. Walls dry rapidly and builders anticipate no further weather delays.
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Peter Christianson
East Lincoln Highway
W. M. Simon
Boston
Marines Sail for Nicaragua Mission From Quantico
One thousand Marines of the Fifth Regiment depart Quantico aboard the transport Henderson bound for Nicaragua. The ship carries eight hundred apprentice seamen from Newport, Rhode Island to join the scouting party in Quantamano Bay Cuba. Brigadier General Logan Feland will command all marines in Nicaragua.
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Nicaragua
Washington
Henderson
Quantico
Newport
R. L
Quantamano Bay
Cuba
Giant Maniac Tracked After Farm Murders Near Valley
Hundreds of officers and citizens hunted near Valley Nebraska for John Marsh a six foot maniac estimated 300 pounds after he killed Ole Anderson 40 and Ange Nelson 17 and injured three others yesterday Marsh fled after a shelling incident and was captured by John Anderson a farmer and two Omaha deputies after resisting arrest The man was hungry had walked over 25 miles since the killings and remained at large as of the report
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Big Posse
Omaha
Neb
Valley
Nebr
John Marsh
Ole Anderson
Ange Nelson
Marsh
Vernon Johnson
Fremont
John Anderson
Anderson
Recital Invitation at DeKalb High School Tonight
Public invited to a morning recital at DeKalb High School at ten o'clock with two music department students, Birdie Kline soprano and Floyd Ohison violinist, accompanied by head of department Mrs Harold M Stewart. No admission charged.
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DeKalb High School
Birdie Kline
Floyd Ohison
Harold M. Stewart
Concerrs
Mendelssohn
Floyd Ohlson
Arne
Reichardt
Wilfred Sanderson
Scene de Ballet
de Boriot
Malta Woman Mourns Death of Mary G Armour
Mary G Armour 82, mother of Malta resident Belle Roland, died Tuesday at daughter H E Barretts in Aurora. Born January 20 1845 in Glasgow she came to this area at age seven and lived in Plainfield township and Aurora. Survived by four daughters H B Barrett Elizabeth Updike Belle Roland Jean Rink and one son A G Armour.
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Malta
Mary G. Armour
Aurora
Belle Roland
Plainfield
Barrett
H. BE. Barrett
Elizabeth Updike
Lockwood
Saskatchewan
Canada
Jean Rink
Oswero
Kane County
A. G. Armour
Special Commission Heads Probe of Cook County Elections
A special three member commission headed by Charles Sumner Cause was appointed to probe alleged election fraud in Cook County last November and during the recent registration and yesterday's primaries. The Chicago Bar Association recommended the probe, saying State’s Attorney Robert E. Crowe was unsuitable due to political ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPR
Charles Summer Cause
Cook County
Chicago Bar Association
Robert E. Crowe
Weather outlook for Chicago area and Dilinvis region
General sober forecast shows fair conditions for Chicago tonight and Thursday with moderate temperatures. Low temperatures hover just above freezing and winds stay gentle to moderate from the west. Dilinvis shows unclear readings due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Future events compiled by DeKalb Chamber of Commerce
The DeKalb Chamber of Commerce lists upcoming events including Kiwanis ladies night February 28, Catholic Daughters and K of C minstrel March 1, Lincoln Park trip March 4, joint Sycamore and DeKalb merchants meeting March 8, Methodist district conference March 15, Rebekah card March 15, St Pauls Episcopal church supper March 16, and notes organizers should confirm dates to avoid conflicts.
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DeKalb Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Emerce
Kiwanis Club
Catholic Daughters
K. C. Minstrel
Lincoln Park
Baptist Church
Sycamore
DeKalb Merchants
Methodist
Rebekah
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Dale Returns From Capital To Face Court In Indictments
Dale, editor of the Muncie Post-Democrat, arrives from Washington to face charges of a new warrant by Circuit Judge Clarence Dearth and a slander suit for 26,000 tied to claims against Raymond Warner, juror in Dale's 1923 weapon conviction. He seeks a rehearing of contempt conviction by the Indiana Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Muncie
Ind
U.P
George R. Dale
Raymond Warner
Warner
Ku Klux Klan
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Eax
School Band to Play Tonight at Legion Frolic
The city grade school band organized by J. W. Jeffers in De Kalb will perform at 7 15 this evening at the American Legion Frolic. The group debuted Labor Day at Electric Park and later played at the DeKalb theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
J. W. Jeffers
de Kalb
American Legion
Jeffers
Electric Park
DeKalb Theatre
Young Man to Rejoin Federal Agriculture Service
Addison Crowell son of Addison Crowell Sr of this city returns to the U S Department of Agriculture after four years at the University of Illinois where he majored in agriculture and earned high marks. A DeKalb paper praised his leadership in farm work and noted his prior field work last summer. He is believed to be considering reentering this field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Ag Department
Addison Crowell
United States Department of Agriculture
University of Ilinois
DeKalb
University of Minois
Federal Agricultural Department
Ed Housel Sees Hope After Jaw Infection Surgery
Ed Housel of Belief He Is Improved after winter infection following tooth extraction. Chicago specialists operated on his jaw to remove the infection and for a time a second operation was expected. Now he can go downtown without crutches and believes no second surgery will be needed as his face heals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Housel
Chicago
Housel
Marines Near Shanghai as Strife Eases in City
Thirteen hundred United States marines aboard the Chaumont moved within about 18 hours of Shanghai as guard measures continued in the international settlement and French concession. The general strike eased with 25,000 of 100,000 strikers back at work and no riots reported.
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Shanghai
United States
Chaumont
U.R
Nanking Road
Sun Chuan-Fang
Chang Tsun Chang
Shantung
Soo Ting-Chueng
Chang Tso-Lin
Yangtze River
Washington
U.P
Chang Chung-Chang
Wu Pei-Fu
Henan
China
Chang
London
Wellington Koo
Peking
London Daily News
Chang Tso
Hankow
Beals to Attend National Education Association Meeting
Beals, principal of De Kalb High School, heads for the National Education Association convention. The event will split between St Louis and Dallas with educational leaders from major universities in attendance. Beals has not decided if he will attend the Dallas session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beals
R. G. Beals
DeKalb
National Education Association
St. Louis
Dallas
Texas
Man Found Hanged After Rope Scare At Scaffold
In Chicago on February 22 a man named Frank Standy tied a rope to a scaffold and then hanged himself. A palmotor squad revived him after two hours and he was arrested on disorderly conduct charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Standy
Palmotor
Debate on Marriage Modern Critics Clash in Denver
Denver delegates discuss 20th century marriage at a Denver Thinkers Association event. Judge Ben D Lindsey defends companionate marriage favoring contraception and mutual divorce. Rev. Burris Jenkins supports reforming marriage laws and preserving its sacred character. Both urge seriousness in marriage commitments to prevent frequent, unstable unions.
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Denver
Colo
Ben DB
Lindsey
Den_ver
Burris Jenkins
Kansas City
Jenkins
Denver “Thinkers Association
Lindsay
Oil Prices Fall Across Country In Mid Continent Slump
Record oil production today led to price cuts in crude oil and wholesale gasoline across the nation. Crude prices in the mid continent decreased 15 to 39 cents per barrel by Carter Oil, Standard Oil of New York, and other refiners. Pennsylvanian crude slid 15 cents, Ohio and Illinois reductions ranged 20 cents, with cuts also reported in Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mid-Continent
Carter Oil Company
Standard Oil of
N. Y
Oil and Gas
Magolia Petroleum
Seminole
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio Oil Company
Illinois
Princeton
Lima
Indiana
Plymouth
Wooster
Kentucky
Three Oshkosh Boys Detained After Runaway Incident
Three teenage boys, all from Oshkosh Wisconsin, were picked up by police last night and held for word from their home city. They gave names Carl Schumaker Culiford Brueske and Gordon Prebe and tried to prove they were "hard." After a night in jail they calmed by afternoon and are expected to return home with little trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
Wisconsin
Carl Schumaker
Culiford Brueske
Gordon Prebe
Miners Dead in Rock Fall at South Penn Colliery
Three miners were killed and a fourth hurt when rock fell at the South Penn colliery near East Pottaville Pennsylvania in February. The accident occurred this afternoon as workers were at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pottaville
South Penn
Senate Deadlock Over Boulder Dam Bill Stalls Vote
United States Senate fails to pass the Boulder canyon dam measure amid a marathon session. Debates stretch into hours as leaders seek to break a filibuster and avert a stalled vote on the Boulder canyon dam bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Curtis
Phipps
Wisco Es ‘Xuard
Johnson
Phippe
Boulder
Curtin
Rep
Boulder Canyon
De Pinedo Out of Gas En Route To Brazil
Italian aviator Francesco De Pinedo forced down in the Atlantic near Fernando Noronha after a motor shortage. His seaplane was undamaged and will be towed by the Brazilian cruiser Barroso while plans for a new trans Atlantic flight toward Brazil continue. Major Borges also reported en route to a coast point for a Lisbon Madrid Uruguayan leg as preparations for a world flight proceed.
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Fernando Noronha
Francesco
Brazil
de Prneta
United
Barroso
Cape Verde
Malaga
Spain
Borges
Tevideo
Urugua
Maria di Pisa
Italy
Lisbon
West Africa
Atlantic
South America
Portugual
Buenos Aires
Francesco de Pinedo
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Teachers College
Charlotte FE. Ableman
Poplar Grove
Phoebe E. Anderson
Burlington
Martha E. Florance
Marie M. Gallagher
Earlville
Esther M. Howland
Oregon
Eva Johnson
Harriet E. LaCross
Eva Z. Macolonsky
Rockford
Theodore Williams
Beatrice M. Utsler
Wood
United States Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Aveas
Temple Peat
Prince
Paul Larson
John P. Friedland
Swedish Old Peoples Home
Evanston
George Larson
Galesburg
Geneva
Charles Ladskolk
N. A. Larson
Rock Iland
S. John Johnson
Charles Anderson
Mr. Erickson
Joel Carlson
Charman
R. Nelson
P. M. Morine
Hennepn
Ernest E. Freeman
Andrew Olin
Eric W. Johanson
St. Charles
United Press
Weaf Hooks Weaf
WRC
WCAE
WGY
Weaf Light Opera Company
CNERW
Winnipeg
Central—Orpheum Orchestra
KDKA
KYW
WBZ
WHAS
WSB
WMC
Skilkret
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
CNRM
Montreal
CNRO
Ottawa
McGill University
CPCA
Toronto
Pea Luboschutz
William Simmons
WEAF
Burrt
WJZ
Nvite
High Scho
Weitzececs
Bill
Ashurst
Boulder Dam
Bet Nanos Johnson
California
DE Pinedo
Alor
Ocean
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