Grow Narcotic Problem Lecture At Womans Club
Roy Franklin Dewe will speak at the January meeting of the Womans club on The Grow Narcotic Problem What Should We Do About It The talk will address federal jail conditions and narcotics law violations highlighting prison demographics in Sycamore county and Chicago ethical society connections.
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Womans’ Club
Roy Franklin Dewe
Sycamore County
Dewey
Chicago Ethical Society
Chicago
Williamsville Narrowly Defeats Sycamore In Tight Finish
Williamsville edged Sycamore 18 to 17 in a hard fought game on home floor. The first quarter produced no Sycamore points while Williamsville led 12 to 6 at halftime. Lightweight matchup saw Lights defeat Maple Park 29 to 6 as Williamsville prepares to face DeKalb and the alumni squad tonight.
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Syca
Williamsville
Sycamore
Maple Park High School
DeKalb
DeKalb Heavies
Neighborhood Shock From Rockford New Year Accident
Residents of the city mourn a New Year’s Day accident in Rockford that left a woman dead and another person severely injured. Oscar C. Hultberg, secretary and treasurer of Forest City Metal Heating, was among the injured. A nephew of Albert Suliberg is among the relatives mentioned.
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S City
Rockford
Oscar C. Hultberg
Treas
Forest City Metal & Heating Company
Mr. Suliberg
Albert
Fatal Rockford Crash Claims Della Studebaker
A Rockford collision between an auto and an interurban car killed Della Studebaker and seriously injured June Scott. Carl Lund and G H Carlson of Rockford were involved, with the crash occurring Thursday afternoon as the car was destroyed by flames.
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lEd
G. H. Carlson
Elizabeth Hultberg
Rockford
Theyrling
Della Studebaker
June Scott
Chicago Youth In Jail Poem Prompted Author Guess
Chronicle correspondent seeks author of a jail poem by L M P. Records show Lionel Pawlowski a 19 year old Chicago youth serving a six month sentence in DeKalb County jail on a federal charge of opening the Is. He began October 27 1924. The verse is well written.
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Chronicle
Lionel Pawlowski
Chicago
DeKalb County
Legion Teams to Play Dundee Next Thursday Night
The Sycama American Legion first and second squads will visit Dundee for two games next Thursday. Fans expect several autos to travel if roads stay clear. Dundee, strong this year, should provide stiff competition for the Legion's top squad while the second team meets a Dundee junior club.
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Amore
Dundee
Sycamore Chamber to host ladies night meeting
The day and night meeting of the association will be ladies night with an interesting program for guests. S. M. Henderson, newly elected president, will preside at Thursday night’s Civic meeting. The first gathering of the year is expected to draw a large crowd.
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S. M. Henderson
Sycamore Chamber of Commerce
Waltonians to Meet Monday Night at Library
Izaak Walton League members gather Monday at the library to select a nominating committee and delegates for the state convention in Streator in February. The Waltonians plan a large 1825 program and urge full attendance despite brief official business.
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Izaak Walton League
Streator
Congo Cubs Seek Games With Maple Park High
The Congo Cubs from the Congregational church, winners of games with the Methodist church, will play Maple Park high school in two games, one here and one in Maple Park. Dates are pending and teams seeking future games should contact the Congo Cubs.
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Congo Cubs
Methodist Church
Maple Park
Sycamore Sets 1924 Tax Rate at 7.47
County Clerk Charles Talbot announced Sycamore’s 1924 tax rate totaling 7.47 dollars, up 1.07 from 1923. The itemized levies include state 0.65, county 0.66, town 0.12, road and bridge 0.50, corporation 1.97, park 0.36, community high school 1.11, and school district 54 2.10.
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Sycamore
Charles Talbot
Park
Illinois Man to Speak at Civic Meeting Tonight
Dean Thompson of the Illinois College of Commerce will address a civic meeting in Haineis at the University location. He will speak on problems of commerce and will be accompanied by friends.1
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Illinois
Dean Thompson
Heel of Commerce
Univ
Episcopal church of this city returns to her home in Maywood
The Episcopal church of this city came back to her home in Maywood after a several days visit at the Ward home. Mo Weichiem spent New Years day with several friends at an informal gathering at the Ward home.
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Episcopal Church
Maywood
Ward
Mo Weichiem
Ward Home
Shetter Case Extended With March Postponement
Attorney Thomas Clive obtained a court extension in the E. A. Shetter murder case, postponing the January 26 hearing to March 9. A motion to reveal State witness memos was granted, with a list due February 25. William Fulton presided.
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Thomas Clive
Circuit Cour
E. A. Shetter
Slaughter
Cliffe
William Fulton
School to reopen after two week Christmas vacation
Students at the community high school and city grade schools resume work on Monday after a two week break described by a pupil as a real vacation. Weather included heavy snow during the period with ample snow for riding and winter sports.
Long Congressional Battle Over Railroad Bill In Senate
Washington Jan. 32 with house tender and supply of the Howell Barkley but above the railroad labor based detained to wage a finish fight over election of gallions sespeant interest is destined to obtain death. More than in many of which are pet measures of various congressmen the bill will die with the fall of Speaker Gillett's gavel at noon March 4. The railroad bill can only come before the house on the first and third Mondays of each month. Opponents vow to use every parliamentary maneuver to defeat passage. Only five calendar days remain before March 4.
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William J. McEvoy
Stitt Shington
D.C
Howell Barkley
Bowers
Gillett
Congress Bills and Public Works Progress Report
A tally of bills to expand national forests in California Oregon and Nevada outlines forest enlargements for Stanislaus Umatilla Wallowa Whitman and the Nevada National Forests. Other measures seek a probation system in U S courts and a feasibility study for a Westport battle memorial national military park in Kansas City Missouri.
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Alaska
Stanislaus National Forest
California
Umatilla, Wallowa
Whitman National Forests
Oregon
Nevada National Forest
United States
Kansas City
Westport
Congress
Catarrh Remedy Tied to Local Clinic History
For over 40 years the Mall's Catarrh Medicine system uses an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that works through the blood to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. YT Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Mall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Whooping cough remedies for winter illness
A physician should be called for whooping cough but if unavailable, methods include lifting the child’s arm, pressing to the chest, alternately turning to face down and side, cold water splashes, mustard packs on the feet, ice on the stomach, outdoor time in mild weather, fresh air, thorough wrapping, and room fumigation. Want ads are suggested for results.
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Shetter
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Gillette
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Lincoln Hwy
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