Renner Holds Austrian Peace Terms at Saint Germaine
Paris and St Germaine June 2 The German counter proposals are seen as creating a new treaty delaying allied reply to next week Experts under the Big Four study every point to draft well founded suggestions Austrian claims are read by Chancellor Renner asking for justice democracy and world peace He argues for shared responsibility and Hoover relief while Austria vows cooperation within possibility to secure liberty and civilization The Austrian treaty follows the German outline with names changed and provisions on new states minorities and economic relations detailed continued on page six
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Supreme Court Rules Government Wins In Intra State Wire Case
United Press reports the Supreme Court decided in favor of the government in suits over the powers of the director general of railroads and the postmaster general to set aside intra state wire and railroad actions. The decision declared Illinois suit against the state as losing.
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Budapest admiral Von Hoerecorme assassinated in dispatch
A Budapest dispatch reported by United Press states Admiral Von Hoerecorme former commander in chief of the Austrian naval forces was assassinated in Zurich Switzerland on June 2.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Budapest
von Hoerecorme
Rhineland Republic Proclaimed With Weisbaden as Capital
A Rhineland republic was proclaimed today by various ish cities with Weisbaden as the capital. Dr. Borden was named as the first president.
Aviators at Aurora Delight Crowd During Flying Circus
The Aurora flying circus drew many spectators Friday Saturday and Sunday as planes wowed crowds downtown and along the river. One aircraft buzzed the business section and river bridges before rising to avoid the city landmarks while a storm drove spectators to cover at the driving park.
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Gustafson Seriously Hurt In Memorial Day Motorcycle Crash
Ernest Gustafson and Mable Gabrielson were injured near Kaneville on Memorial Day afternoon. Gustafson, 26, sustained serious injuries including a broken collar bone and other internal hurts. Gabrielson, 20, had lip stitches and facial and body bruises. They were treated at Aurora hospital by Dr. Norman Marion after their machine crashed through a fence into a creek, burying them under the sidecar.
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Aurora
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Edith Hjertstedt Dies After Illness at Home
Edith Hjertstedt, born September 18 1887 in DeKalb, died Saturday afternoon after a long illness. Private funeral at the Hjertstedt home followed by burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Rev G A Fahlund officiated. pallbearers were six cousins Arthurnderson Paul Anderson Paul Franzen Arthur Osenberg Dale Beale. Surviving are parents Mr and Mrs Victor Hjertstedt a brother Roy and sisters Myrtle Three Oaks Mich and Ebb a Chicago.
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South Fourth Street
Edith Hjjertstedt
Evergreen Cemetery
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First Lutheran Church
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Arthurnderson
Chicago
Paul Anderson
Kingston
Paul Franzen
Arthur Osenberg
Dale Beale
Roy
Myrtle
Three Oaks
Mich
Ebba
New Problem In De Kalb County Sanity Case Decline
County officials report a marked drop in persons brought before De Kalb County Court for sanity tests, attributed to wartime relief from nervous strain. Meanwhile petitions concerning delinquent children have risen, echoing concerns across allied nations about wartime social impact.
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Childen
Germany
Dwyer Delivers Final Lecture at LDS Church
Pref. Augustine Dwyer wraps a week of talks at the Latter Day Saints church with a discussion on personality. A well filled south side church heard last night’s address on Three Years in the Land of Jesus. Members praise the series for its benefit and nonmembers commend the lectures.
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Jesas
Will educate farmers along the railroad
A special train left Danville Illinois to educate farmers along the route in dairy methods cow feeding and herd testing. EF M Clark of the University of Illinois Agricultural Extension and a corps of speakers will tour rural towns with addresses and a baggage car exhibit of dairy machinery and farm essentials to raise dairy farming interest.
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Danville
Chicago
Ilinois
EF. M. Clark
University of Ilinois Agricultural Extension Department
Vaudeville Bill at Armory Theatre Aims For Laughter
Tonight the Armory Theatre presents a top vaudeville lineup on Wednesdays including The Orpheus Comedy Four a four act side splitting quartet. The Musical Shermans Signor Geraci Eddie Vine and trapeze contortion acts plus Pathe Weekly news screen and a five piece orchestra perform once at 8 15.
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DeKalb Mourns Harwood Bannister Longtime Trustee
Harwood Bannister died at five this morning at the Sycamore road family home after a brief pneumonia illness. A 38 year DeKalb resident born in Albion New York he served ten years as school trustee and was repeatedly re elected. Services will be held Wednesday at 2 30 pm from the home conducted by Dr Evans with Oakwood cemetery burial. Surviving sons Edwin Tacoma Washington Samuel T Saskatchewan Canada and Charles and Miss Phenie Bannister at home. Mrs Bannister died in 1897.
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Methodist Church
Grand Jury Meeting Today at County Seat
A grand jury session was called for this afternoon at Sycamore with expectations of five or three important matters. One lease from DeKalb may be brought up, though details remain uncertain until indictments, warrants, and proceedings are completed. Several DeKalb residents were ordered to appear this afternoon and tomorrow.
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City Council to Meet Tuesday Night for Appointments
City council members will convene in regular session Tuesday evening to consider mayoral appointments for the year. Other items may be discussed but specifics are scarce until action is taken. A vehicle tax ordinance, expected to yield about 2500 dollars annually, may be readopted with alterations and passed.
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Wagley
Rev Peterson Will Speak Here Thursday
Tey G Peterson a North Park college student Chicago will address Sorpolatt Mission church Thursday evening in English. All members and interested listeners are invited to hear him. Also notice: the Chronicle offers 5e per pound for clean cotton rags free of buttons pins or hooks and 6e per pound for knit cotton underwear.
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North Park College
Chicago
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Ingenious plot frames Gladys Brockwell film at Star Theater
The Forbidden Room a William Fox production shows tonight at the Star Theater. The clever photoplay reflects political life in many cities and towns and should appeal to students of politics and all who enjoy a well made drama. Miss Brockwell’s charm and talent promise an irresistible combination. Performances start at 7:45. Adults 20c, children
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William Fox
Star Theater
America
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Paul Anderson Serving In Weidenhahn Germany In Letter
A letter from Captain Paul Anderson, former Lt. of Company A, now commanding Company C, 18th Infantry in the first division, reports on outpost duty in Weidenhahn Germany. He says Germans do not bother them and expresses a dislike for the enemy, sending greetings to civilian friends and former Company A members as they expect to return to the states this summer.
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States
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Lecture At M. E. Church On Child Welfare
Yesterday afternoon Professor Tomlins, a respected local figure, gave a lecture at the Fourth and Oak Methodist Church under the Child Welfare committee. The program started at four oclock and the church was full. Tomlins has left his practice to focus on child welfare and delivered a detailed talk showing his dedication. Attendees said it was highly interesting and deserving of a larger audience.
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Oak
Third Rank Work in Sight for Thursday
Knights of Pythias members are told that this Thursday night several candidates are up for the third rank and two or three for the second rank. Officers aim to finish much of the work before hot weather, with about half the candidates addressed this week. A lunch will follow the third rank work.
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Confirmation Service of Swedish Mission Youth
Seventeen young people from the Swedish Mission church were confirmed in a capacity crowd ceremony led by Rev. C. O. Gustafson. The service, in Swedish, included Bible history and catechism with flawless answers, followed by diplomas and Swedish Bibles presented by August Wahlstrom.
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C. O. Gustafson
Irene Anderson
Mildred Anderson
Alfred Aspengren
Florence Bergstrom
Mabel Bergstrom
Ludwig Bowman
Arnold Carlson
Hilvn Beckstrom
Leda Eckstrom
Lillie Hanson
Elmer Holm
Pearl Holm
Olga Johnson
Selma Johnson
Myrtle
Welcome Last of the Prairie Division in Chicago
Plans were made to receive the last contingent of the Prairie Division in Chicago next Thursday. The men will depart Camp Mills tomorrow, according to welcome officials.
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Chicago
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Camp Mills
Welcome Home 33rd Division Contingent in Chicago Welcome
Chicago hosts the second contingent of the 33rd division as 6 000 soldiers return amid crowds of thousands and a night of homecoming. Trains bring the men to 93rd street yards with families, food, and cheers filling Grant Park for a noon reunion.
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