DeKalb Planned Memorial Building Action Aimed at World War Vets
DeKalb citizens plan a mass meeting Sunday to organize a memorial committee for a community building honoring men who served in World War I. Dr. Conger of Knox College will address the Normal School Faculty Club and outline organization methods used in other cities. The group clarifies plans do not conflict with existing memorial clock funds and lists references on community houses for public awareness.
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Parole Petition Sought for William Terwilliger in 1916 Murder Case
A father’s petition to the Illinois Board of Pardons asks for commutation and parole for William Terwilliger, 44, of Aurora, jailed since October 1916 for the shooting murder of his wife Marie Anderson Wright Terwilliger. Former State's Attorney W. J. Tyers supported the case. opposing view came from Assistant State's Attorney Bruce Amell.
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Shorthand Danger in Red Spartacist Meeting
A chimney sweep Willy Thowaseeheck joins Spartacist events to practice shorthand. He is spotted as a spy for taking notes at Louisa Ziety's fiery speech. The meeting escalates and the group beat the shorthand out of him before police arrive as the assembly dissolves.
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Penna urges penalties for contract violators before coal commission
Washington January 15. Phil J. Penna spokesman for coal operators proposed laws to punish violators of contracts between capital and labor. The coal commission planned to adjourn until Monday to hear miners' representatives complete their case.
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City Hospital Performs Tonsil Removal and Eye Surgery
Mrs Frances Quinn of North Fourth street underwent a tonsil removal operation at City Hospital this morning. Joseph Vestor of Burlington was operated on at the hospital for eye trouble.
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Joseph Vestor
Burlington
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Winchester Woman at Star Theatre Tonight in Suspense
A Picture Full Of Surprises and Suspense is The Winchester Woman at the Star. Alice Joyce stars in The Winchester Woman with special orchestra music. Adults 25 cents, children 15 cents. Bear Cat Went Dry at New Armory tonight.
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Berlin riots flare as police clash with crowds
Berlin reports say rioting resumed in the city with heavy police action. Casualties include dozens killed or injured as authorities reinforce to guard the Reichstag area and suppress unrest amid ongoing strikes.
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Plan laws to curb lynchers debated by House committee
Washington January 15. Federal antilynching legislation under study by the House Judiciary Committee. Two bills introduced provide drastic federal action against those responsible for lynchings and separate measures to investigate underlying causes of racial antagonism.
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New found guilty of second degree murder in fiancé case
Bulletin from Los Angeles reports Harry S. New was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing his fiancee Freda Lesser in To Pango canyon on July 4.
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Booze Must Be Kept At Homes Not At Clubs
San Francisco rioting over liquor storage prompts club members to remove bottles from lockers and move spirits to private homes after tax collectors warn non residents cannot retain liquor in club lockers. The crackdown follows a citywide push to enforce liquor rules amid the ongoing wet versus dry debate.
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Famous Speaker to Visit DeKath for W C A Campaign
Mrs. Sherwood Eddy will give an address at 7:30 p.m. in the Methodist church for the World Wide Educational Campaign of the Young Women's Christian Association. Mrs. E. J. Swanson will sing. The public is invited.
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When Bear Cat Went Dry Tonight at New Armory Theater
A brief item notes an event titled When Bear Cat Went Dry Tonight staged at the New Armory Theater with shows tonight and a prompt arrival for patrons.
Elks vs Knights Pool Tourney Opens Next Tuesday
The Elks and Knights of Columbus begin a pool series at the Elks hall next Tuesday. Ed Coyne faces Tom Olsen and Jack McCann meets Dale Leifheit in the opening match. Each lodge fields five players. totals will decide the winner.
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Census Takers Plead For Help From City Residents
Enumerators urge residents to cooperate and answer questions including date of emigration for those born to foreign parents. They request inviting at the door and leaving roomers details with the head of the home to avoid extra visits.
The Winchester Woman at Star Playhouse Tonight
See Alice Joyce in The Winchester Woman at the Star playhouse tonight and weigh a moral test of saving a daughter by disgracing oneself.
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Winchester
Star Playhouse
Lloyd George and Nitti Decorated by France at Peace Conference
From Paris on January 15 the French government awarded Prime Minister Lloyd George of Britain and Prime Minister Nitti of Italy the grand cross of the Legion of Honor for their work in bringing about results at the peace conference.
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The Winchester Woman Alice Joy Scandal News Spread
A brief feature profiles Alice Joy and her scandal as it travels nationwide, tracing how rumors move beyond the telegraph to shape public perception and headlines. The piece notes social reactions and regional differences in coverage while highlighting the enduring pull of sensational names.
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When Bear Cat Went Dry at Armory Theater Tonight
Charles Nevill Buck presents When Bear Cat Went Dry at the Armory theater with showtimes 7 30 and 9 10. Todays matinee at 3 00 and evening performances at 7 30 and 9 10. Ticket prices 30 cents for adults with war tax and 33 cents, children 20 cents with war tax 2 cents and total 22 cents for tal. Use a want ad.
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