Pioneer James Hathaway Dies in Cortland After Illness
James Harrison Hathaway a Cortland pioneer and former restaurateur died at his home after months of illness due to gangrene poisoning of the foot. He was born March 10, 1842 in South Putney New York and served in the Civil War. Funeral set for tomorrow at two from the Cortland home with burial in Mound Rest cemetery. He leaves wife Mary Elizabeth Sager and several relatives. sister in law Susie Sager of Chicago aided in care.
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James Harrison Hathaway
Cortland
Mound Rest
Hathaway
South Pultney
New York
John Hathaway
Illinois
Sycamore
105Th Infantry
Nus
Mary Elizabeth Sager
Skidding Auto Breaks Window at the Foundry
A skidding auto on a slippery street in front of the Standard Foundry broke a large front window but caused no injuries. The driver, who fled after the crash, left the scene after glancing at the damage. a witness later provided the license number.
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Standard Foundry
Bell Ringers to Appear at DeKalb Church
The Scandinavian Ringers are slated for a February 23 appearance at the First Theran Church in DeKalb. The group, popular for last year’s concert, is billed as a high demand feature with an unusually inventive program. An earlier purchase detail remains unclear. TELEGRAPH FLOWERS offers same day delivery by Flower Store via phone 628.
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DeKalb
Iich
U.S
Stolen Ford Car Believed Moved to Aurora or Rockford
No report of the F. J. Sullivan Ford sedan stolen Sunday evening near Weinlund’s cigar store. Mr and Mrs Sullivan were at the DeKalb theatre when the theft occurred. It was missing at 8:30 pm. Police say autos are being taken to Aurora or Rockford for sale to second hand dealers. Last summer a nest of stolen cars was uncovered at those cities.
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F. J. Sullivan Ford
Weinlund
Aurora
Rockford
Funeral for Mrs Blomsten Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Matti Lauri Blomsten were conducted at the Finnish Lutheran church two o clock after her death Saturday at Glidden hospital following years of illness. Rev Kortes officiated with burial in Oakwood cemetery. She was 26, a shock to her husband Mr Blomsten and many friends in the city. She had undergone an operation three years earlier at Rochelle hospital.
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Blomsten
Matti Lauri Blomsten
Glidden Hospital
Leart
Finnish Lutheran Church
Kortes
Oakwood
France Will Pay Debts but Urges Allied Solidarity
Paris January 28 Premier Herriot stated in the Chamber of Deputies that France does not intend to repudiate her debts but reserves the right to appeal to the solidarity of her allies. The remarks followed by Louis Duboscq, head of the reparations commission, who said France would meet inter allied debts and reparations while addressing the same issue.
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United Press
Paris
France
Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Louis Dubossc
Oil Painting Exhibit at Hotel DeKalb by Bryden Gallery
Oil paintings from Bryden Art Gallery of Chicago are on display at the Hotel DeKalb with evening hours. Mrs. Dobson of Chicago oversees the exhibit and offers explanations to viewers. The collection is noted as larger than usual and attracting interest.
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Hotel DeKalb
Bryden Art Gallery of
Chicago
Dobson
Colored Print Offer Renewed for February 1st
At the urgent request of many customers we renew the colored print offer starting February 1. Any customer ordering one dozen photographs at our studio will receive a colored print free. Visit Natusch Photographer at 149 Lincoln Highway to see specimens of this artistic work.
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Natusch
Lincoln Highway
Peck's Academy Vod vil Dance Tonight
Peck's Academy hosts Vod vil and dance night tonight featuring Barb City Night Hawks with Bracanacatd as performers and music for attendees.
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Barb City Night Hawks
Bracanacatd
No Probe Of Herrin Row Review Sparks Funding Tug
Springfield Jan 28 legislators consider a probe into the Herrin riot that left four dead. Many leaders deem an inquiry pointless and costly as witnesses refuse to talk. A bill to fund Adjutant General Black’s office may be introduced while a Carbondale National Guard unit remains in Herrin.
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United Press
Springfield
Williamson County
Herrin
Assembly
Adg
Carlos Black
National Guard
Carbondale
Gas Service Disrupted Citywide By Water In Mains
Widespread gas service interruptions hit the city this morning as water seeped into the mains, mainly affecting the southern section. Officials stated repairs were completed quickly and service resumed, though residents in the south continued to complain about the gas.
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Lly
Caus
Tourtilott Named to House Appropriations Committee
Representative Tourtilott of this district was today made a member of the appropriations committee in the house. A former member, he is expected to be a valuable addition. The selection pleases his many friends in the city who anticipate important work ahead.
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Tourtilott
A. T. Tourtilott
Fire crews respond to rubbish blaze at Renslaw home
Department called to 1018 East Locust Street last evening after six. Firefighters found a stairway pile of rubbish on fire and quickly extinguished it. Earlier, January 15, a similar small blaze in the same stairway prompted a warning to the family to remove rubbish.
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Renslaw
East Locust Street
Railroad to Pay Dividend Next Month
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced a quarterly dividend of 1 percent payable February 28 following a directors meeting in Philadelphia. The notice comes from United Press.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Death of Mrs Kirchner in Los Angeles Blinked Chicago ties
Mr and Mrs Gus Kirchner of this city received word of the death of Mrs Kirchner yesterday afternoon at 430 in Los Angeles where she had lived for the past ten years after an operation. She leaves three sons Emil Albert and Julius with Gus Kirchner the youngest. Funeral arrangements not announced but burial is expected at Graceland cemetery Chicago.
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West
Gus Kirchner
Mr. Kirchner
Los Angeles
Graceland Cemetery
Chicago
California
Little Boy Injured Playing On Ice At Glidden School
Dana Diedrich son of Mr and Mrs Peter Diedrich was injured yesterday afternoon while at day at the Glidden school though the injury is not serious he will stay home a few days a sled ran over his leg several boys were with him at the time initial reports of a broken leg were corrected after further checking
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Dana Diedrich
Peter Diedrich
Glidden
Dana
Funeral for H Jylanki Saturday at Finnish Hall
Funeral services for Henry Jylanki will be held at two o clock Saturday afternoon from the Finnish hall on North 11th Street. Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery. Born December 15 1886 in Finland he lived here for several years. He is survived by his wife and one daughter aged 12.
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Henry Jylanki
Market Street
North 11Th Street
Oakwood
Mr. Jylanki
Finland
Two New Chevrolet Owners In City
In this city two new Chevrolets owners Harry Trafford and Walter Hulmes show no concern for rough roads. They recently bought touring cars from Sawyer's garage and joined the new series K owners, despite complaints about road conditions.
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Harry Trafford
Walter Hulmes
Sawyer
Say It With Flowers Wife's Birthday
A brief ad notes a wife’s birthday prompting a flowers order. It urges action with a call to The Flower Store and provides a street number 52 for contact.
Mrs. John Faber of Maple Park Dies After Illness
Bulletin arrives as obituary notice reporting the death of Mrs. John Faber of Maple Park this afternoon after a period of illness. Details are sparse, with more information promised tomorrow.
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Ress
The
Chronicle
John Faber
Maple Park
England Fire Crew Strike Shuts Palaces and Parliament
In London the cabinet met at 10 Downing Street as 3000 engineers and stokers strike to heat Britain’s royal and government buildings. Minsters warn of pickets if volunteers continue unsafe stove tending. Workers demand the discharge of a lampshade cleaner who did not pay onion dues.
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Unitea Press
London
England
Downing Street
Britain
Congregational Church to Hold Thursday Evening Meeting
The Congregational church will host a Thursday night gathering at 6 30 featuring a business meeting followed by a social time. Members are asked to bring baskets for a picnic supper and to invite families with children for planned entertainment.
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Congregational Church
Gloria Swanson Weds Marquis de Falise in Paris
United Press reports film star Gloria Swanson married Marquis de Falise in Paris today. DeKalb notes a local illness update as Mrs. Johanna Reynolds recovers at Rochelle and a new scarlet fever case is monitored. DeKalb Theatre offers Rebe Daniels in Miss Bluebeard tonight per a state health telegram.
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United Press
London
England
Gloria , Swanson
Paris
Marquis de Falise
Central News
Coguity
Maentz Leads In New Jersey Assembly And Senate
Springfield New Jersey January 28 lawmakers adjourned to next Tuesday after a day of busy activity in both houses. In the house bills ranged from repealing the search and seizure act to church bible reading in schools and an anti-Klan measure. Senator Jewell sought 80000 dollars for an armored Canton armory. Rumor says Senator Mentz from the governor's district may head the appropriations committee. In the senate fourteen bills led by a racing bill called for a racing superintendent and licensing of meets. Senator Daniel Webster of Chicago proposed the racing bill while Senator Bellville urged a new department of conservation under the fish and game division. Senator Shaw of Harrisburg would grant Illinois citizens the right to fish without a license. The senate adjourned again amid caucus chairing talks.
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United Press
Springfield
O. K
General Assembly
House
Senate
Jewell
Canton
Mentz
Appropriations Committee
Daniel Webster
Chicago
State Department of Agriculture
Davyal Bellville
Department of Conservation
Fish and Game Division
John W. Shaw
Harrisburg
Ilinois
Death Casts Sorrow on Highwood Family
In Highwood Illinois a mother died after a brief illness while her husband and a son remain seriously ill. Howard Smith of this city learned of the loss while his father is hurt and hospitalized and a brother lies in critical condition at the family home. The funeral for Mrs. Smith was held Monday at 9 30 am. The family returned to city after attending services.
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Highwood
Ill
Howard Smith
Harlem Park ‘Hospital
Former Pastor to Speak Here Coming Sunday
Former pastor Dr. E. W. Huelster will speak at Sunday morning and evening services at the Congregational church. Now in Chicago working for Near East Relief, he has long focused on Near East work from his Cleveland base before transfer. He has many local friends who will welcome the chance to hear him.
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E. W. Huelster
Wilson
Huelster
Chicago
Near East Relief
Cleveland
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Meet in Sterling
About 200 Knights of Pythias members attended a Sterling gathering last night for a grand lodge officers district meeting. The event showcased first rank work with a successful program and ample lunch. Members did not return home until the small hours, feeling the trip was well repaid.
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Pythians
Knights of Pythias
Sterling
Lecture on Spain by Miss Merritt at Congregational Church
Miss Merritt will give a lecture on Spain February 2 at Congregational Church. Admission 36 cents for adults and 26 cents for grade pupils. The event promises an interesting and educational presentation.
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Spain
Miss Merritt
Congregational Church
Missing Malta Girl Found in Chicago After Citywide Search
Verna Higley a 16 year old cripple from Malta was found in Chicago this afternoon after a search that stretched to Rockford and the city. Her father Bert Higley confirmed the recovery and explained she left Malta High School Monday afternoon around four. She previously ran away at age 12 and was located by welfare workers in Chicago.
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Big City
Rockford
Chicago
Verna Higley
Malta
Bert Higley
Parens
The
Chronicle
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Stone Charges New Evidence in Wheeler Case
Attorney General Stone told the senate judiciary committee that fresh evidence supports actions against Senator Burton Wheeler for defrauding the United States of public lands and minerals. The open session coincided with a grand jury convening in Washington to hear new Wheeler related charges.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Stone
Senate Judiciary Committee
Burton K. Wheeler
United States
Wheeler
Supreme Court
District of Columbia Court House
Post Office
Gordor Campbell
Montana
Campbell
Interior Department
Napoleon Is Still Hiding After Battle
Napoleon Wilson fled after a midday confrontation with Edward Livingston at a DeKalb hotel laundry. Livingston, wounded by a knife, was taken to Glidden hospital for treatment. Local colored boys said the trouble stemmed from ongoing disputes at the hotel.
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Napoleon
Conquest
Edward Livingston
Livingston
Napoleon Wilson
DeKalb
Glidden Hospital
Wheat Markets Surge Amid Global Demand Boom
Chicago reports May wheat futures break above two dollars with hitting 2.04 14, sparking wild pit activity as Russia and other nations buy heavily. P. E. Michener cites cooperatives and pools as delivering real farmer profits in today’s market amid crop shortfalls and speculative pressure.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Winnipeg Wheat Exchange
Minneapolis
Minn
Co-operative
P. E. Michener
North Western Miller
Michener
Russia
Europe
Chicago Board of Trade
Bulgar
Hungary
Many Boys to Enroll Soon in Boy Scouts
A movement by Congregational church men to form a city Boy Scouts unit drew strong interest with 16 boys enrolling at a meeting last night and several more sending word to join. Another meeting is planned Tuesday at the national church with Bert Racey and council members to organize.
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Citg
Congregational Church
Tional
Bert Racey
Pus
Another Victim Is Dead from Shooting
Alton report states Walter Beard died early today from gunshot wounds suffered Tuesday when Louis McLean opened fire at a local dance hall. McLean killed Linn Larson, a deputy sheriff, and Beard before being jailed in Edwardsville without bail.
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United Press
Alton
Walter Beard
Louis McLean
McLean
Linn Larson
Beard
Edwardsville
Two Men Freeze To Death In Cleveland Shack Fire
UPI report from Cleveland details two men found frozen to death in a downtown shack. Identified as Harry Bent, 53, and Anderson, 50, they perished in the cold. Investigators treat the incident as a fatal exposure in severe winter weather.
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Cleveland
United Preas.y
Harry Bent
Anderson
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