Poust Declares Candidacy For DeKalb County State's Attorney
Cassius Poust, a Kingston native and war veteran, announces his campaign for State's Attorney of DeKalb County. He trained in law under Judge Carnes, served in the 129th Infantry during World War I, and plans a courteous, personal campaign to win voter support in the September primary.
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Poust
Kingston
DeKalb
Sandwich
Cassius
Perod
D. J. Carnes
U. S. Army
Mr. Smith
The Luck of Geraldine Laird at Star Playhouse Tonight
Bessie Barriscale stars in The Luck of Geraldine Laird at the Star Playhouse with Niles Welch and a strong cast. A two reel comedy Squeaks & Squaks adds laughs. Performances after 7 15 adults 25 cents children 15 cents with war tax. Weather for Illinois fair tonight and Sunday.
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Bessie Barriscale
Star Playhouse
Geraldine Laird
Niles Welch
Jimmy Aubrey
Star Orchestra
Restaurants May Cut Out All Napkins
Milwaukee report notes paper napkins nearly vanish as underproduction of pulp strains supply. G H Sallender of American Lace Paper warns production at printers is only a quarter of demand and shortages could erase paper napkins in coming months.
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Milwaukee
Wis
G. H. Sallender
American Lace Paper Company
Several Miss Wilsons Found in Ellwell Case
New York July 3 authorities hunt for a woman known as Miss Wilson tied to the Eliwell whist expert murder case. Miss Viola Kraus says Eliwell knew her for eight years. Ann Kane reports a Miss Wilson threatened to kill Ellwell if spurned. Officials seek Miss Wilson to aid the investigation.
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Wuncerbs
New York
N. Y
J. Fh
Eliwell
Miss Wilson
Tod
Viola Kraus
Edward Swann
Ann Kane
Ellwell
Anne Kane
Chronicle Bulletin on DNC Ballot Returns
The Chronicle will post returns on every ballot counted at the Democratic National Convention until adjournment. Bulletin updates will appear in The Chronicle office windows as reports are received. The public may call The Chronicle office at 253 for latest returns.
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Chronicle
Finnish Picnic Draws Large Local Crowd In City
A big crowd attended a Finnish picnic today at the club rooms on North 11th Street. The all day event featured speakers and a notable out of town talent lineup, marking one of the largest Finnish gatherings in the area.
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Pene
I1th Street
Chronicle suspends Monday issue for holiday
In line with tradition the Chronicle will skip publishing on Monday observed as Independence Day. If the Democratic convention balloting extends the public will be informed of the latest results and other important events will be posted as they occur.
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Chronicle
Fireworks Display Planned Across Nation for Independence Day
Reports from New York indicate nationwide fireworks will be staged Monday to celebrate Independence Day. Dealers in Fourth of July equipment cite European tensions as influencing displays and the public’s festive mood.
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York
N. Y
Proposed plan to refresh Normal Pond gains city backing
The city council discussed a water refresh plan for Normal Pond to curb stagnation from dry weather. A temporary measure would pipe water from a city main into the drain feeding the pond, with a longer term plan to run a pipe under the west bridge to improve water flow. Public works commissioner Harry Goodison supervised site checks as work was slated to begin next week. Dr. J Stanley Brown and H W Prentice were credited for originating the idea.
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Ponce
Plan makes great hit for farmer marketing reform
Illinois Agricultural Association and its nine district meetings push a farmer brokerage house to handle grain sales. They argue private farmer elevators, though prevalent, lack competitive pricing and profits stay with owners. A statewide push seeks direct sales to buyers, reducing transport costs and speculative risk.
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Tlmets Acriculun
LG Mekiardt
Ilinois Agricultural Associa Fon Ds
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Qine Tam
Burns
P Roposal
Thelease T Wi
Chi 2
Germany Plea for Spa Talks Amid Economic Struggles
Berlin reports German Foreign Minister Simons told the Reichstag that Germany cannot fulfill allied proposals from Spa. He stressed restoring normal economic measures and work for the people, highlighting raw materials and credit needs. A parliamentary speaker warned the treaty’s terms worsen the situation, while a business-led memorandum argues Germany’s ability to pay reparations is limited after territorial concessions.
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Forcien
Simons
Reichstag, Forcien Affairs Committee
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Stenfoe Dhe
Spa
Imany
Elks Convention Opens in Chicago With Pageantry
The Elks annual convention begins in Chicago on Monday with arrivals of delegates and visitors. Massive citywide displays include purple and white decorations, bands, a large electrical show, and posters. activities include athletic exhibitions, a wild west show, pony racing, and a grand parade expected to attract over 100000 Elks. Prizes totaling sixty thousand dollars will be awarded for the best floats.
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the Elks
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Raing
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Michigan Boulevard
Elks
United States
Met
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Far West
Lincoln Par
Coroner Race Heats Up in DeKalb County
Dr Harry G Whi Woo has served as coroner for eight years and may run for state senate. With Republican backing likely, the coroner’s post opens. Candidates include Dr EB Brewer of Shabbona J D Morris of Kirkland and J P Kane of De Kalb, promising a lively contest.
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Harry G. Whi Woo
DeKalb County
Republican Party
Care
EB. J. Brewer
Shabbona
J. D. Morris
Floyd Shafer About Town Yesterday
Floyd Shafer, superintendent of the Knight of Columbus vocational training school in Denver, Colorado, renews acquaintances after a year away. He attends a Chicago teachers convention today and plans to return tonight for a short stay before resuming his work.
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Knight of Columbus
Denver
Colorado
Chicago
Shafer
Meicat
Aurora Car On Sick List In Aurora Station
Due to an out of order Aurora carriage last night most girls traveling from Normal faced delays and crowds formed at the depot. The Aurora line car broke down and could not be repaired in time for last night service. It is back in operation today making trips without issue.
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Aurora Station
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Aurora End Trad
Funeral of Waterman Man to Be Held Sunday
The funeral of OT. JOUR oat e- 210 will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock at the home in Waterman. The service will be conducted by the Marons and they will meet at The Masome Hall at one o'clock.
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OT. Jour
Marons
Masome
Prizes Awarded in Kishwaukee Tournament
The two day women’s tournament at Kishwaukee concluded with prizes announced. Mrs Perry Fisk and Mrs Milo Oakland, both of the local club, won first and second in flights one and two. Burnett of Maywood beat Sherman of Aurora in a close match for the approaching contest prizes.
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Maywood
Kishwaukee Cour
Torpedo Sale Halted by Police Order
Police ordered a halt to a Fourth of July torpedo sale due to youths throwing devices at passing cars and damaging paint. The teens must appear in police court Monday facing potential fines.
Fire Chief Warns on Fireworks Safety for Fourth
Fire Chief warns in July safety message that careless use by children often leads to fires. He urges supervision and caution to prevent fires during the Independence Day period.
Churches Unite in Park Service Unites DeKalb Faiths
In DeKalb churches plan a first time joint service at Huntley Park tomorrow at 4 30 PM. Dr Rufus White will speak on Americanism with special music and informal tasks for a patriotic gathering. Evening worship will be paused for the summer. Chairs will be provided for a large outdoor audience. The open air service aims to boost attendance as warmer weather arrives.
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Servic
Huntley Park
Rufus White
White
Park
Corey
Breatley
Slight Change in First Ballots Shapes Deadlock
A slight shift in initial ballot counts alters the outlook as deadlock persists. Key figures and local offices remain undecided with momentum uncertain and negotiations ongoing.
McAdoo Leads as Balloting Continues at Democratic Convention
San Francisco July 3 reports show McAdoo leading in early ballots with Palmer and Cox close. Midnight talks unfold at candidate HQs as delegates plan floor campaigns and vice presidential selections loom after a platform adoption and two presidential ballots.
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Cox
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St. Francis
Senate
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League of Nations
Pauline Frederick and Chaplin Double Bill at Princess
Pauline Frederick stars in Bonds of Love and Charlie Chaplin appears in The Count at Princess tonight. Performances begin at 7 00 with the two film programs scheduled for Saturday shows.
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Bonds of Love
Charlie Chaplin
Princess
the Count
Pauline Frederic
Princess Tonight
East and West Teams to Play in Joliet Today
The East and West baseball teams from the local American Steel and Wire works depart for Joliet to face Scott Street Mills this afternoon. DeKalb has yet to beat them this year, but the squad vows a real trimming when the chance comes. Mr Whitgypove and family joined the team for the trip and will return late tonight.
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American Steel and Wire Company
Jolet
Scott Street Mills
DeKalb
Whitgypove
Margarita Fisher Stars in Dangerous Talent at Star Play House
Margarita Fisher appears in Dangerous Talent at the Star Play House on Monday night with a strong supporting cast. The show features a lively story, entertaining performances, and a second act Baby Doll Bandit, an animal comedy with Joe Martin. Gand 9:00 adults 25c children 5c special music by the Star orchestra.
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Star Playhouse
Miss Fisher
Joe Martin
Gand
War
The
Star Orchestra
Wanted Laborers at DeKalb-Sycamore Plant
Help wanted for laborers with emphasis on coal shovelers. Apply immediately at the DeKalb Sycamore Petuia Co location to join the work crew.
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DeKalb-Sycamore Petuia Co
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