YRANSDELL NAMED NEW COACH AT DeKALB HIGH
Belvidere athletics head T F Ransdell named DeKalb Township High School football coach replacing the resignation of George Chick Evans. Ransdell, a University of Illinois education graduate, will move to DeKalb with his wife and child this summer to take charge as the school term opens.
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DeKalb High School
T. F. Ransdell
Belvidere High School
DeKalb Township High School
R. G. Beals
Ransell
Randsdoll
DeKalb
Illinois
Ransdell
University of Ilinois
School of Education
Beal
Giorce
Chick’ Evans
DeKalb Tech
Ilinois
Former DeKalb Resident Ann McCarthy Dies in Chicago
Former DeKalb resident Mrs Ann McCarthy Swan aged 88 died last evening in Chicago after five years of paralysis She was born in Clare and lived in the community until recent years She is survived by daughters Mary Duggan and Myra and sons William H McCarthy and George McCarthy Also survived by grandchildren Services will be Wednesday morning at Gertrude's Church Chicago with burial in Sycamore Cemetery expected to reach Sycamore around noon for interment A fuller obituary awaits arrival of family and friends in Sycamore
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DeKalb
Ann McCarthy
Chicago
McCarthy Swan
McCarthy
Clare
Community
Mary Duggan
Myra
William MH. McCarthy
George McCarthy
London Stock Gains After Election News
London stocks on the London Stock Exchange recovered and opened near last Thursday’s close. Traders attributed the rebound to the Labor Party's failure to win a working majority in the week’s general elections, boosting confidence at market opening.
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London
London Stock Exchange
Labor Party
Raskob Expects To Remain Democratic Chair Through Fall
John J. Raskob expects to stay as chairman of the Democratic National Committee until the next presidential nominee is chosen, despite criticism from city leaders. He says the aim is to erase party deficits and debt and build a war chest for the next campaign.
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Raskob
New York
John J. Traskob
Democratic National Committee
Tsed
Hoover Receives Honorary Degree At Commencement
Swarmore Pa June 3 Herbert Hoover today received an honorary degree of doctor of letters at the college commencement exercises.
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Hoover
Swarmore
Herbert Hoover
Ore College
Weather update fragment with unclear forecast
Partial weather note mentions partly clear conditions and unclear terms. Reading is limited and lacks reliable details such as region, timing, or temperatures. Further readable data needed for a precise, publishable summary card.
Child Found After Three Day Search in Wisconsin Woods
Dorothy Dersehl, four, wandered from her parents at a picnic near Sturgeon Bay. After 72 hours alone in near freezing conditions without food or water, she was found two miles from her disappearance by Michael Sekey and three boys. She was hospitalized with exposure and threatened pneumonia. Five hundred searchers had scoured the area since Thursday. Some had feared she had been carried off by eagles.
Quake Area Still Shaken By Quivers
U P dispatches report Mendoza province rattled by Sunday tremors. Four more dead found in Tas Malvinas and one in Villa Atuel raise toll to 52. Residents endure fourth night outdoors amid cold aftershocks.
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Buenos Aires
Mendoza
Tas Malvinas
Villa Atuel
Secrecy Off Tariff Hearings As Senate Opens Doors
Washington reports a tariff clash shifts from secret hearings to open sessions after Sen Simmons leads a move to open the finance committee doors. LaFollette and Democrats back open hearings, signaling a possible Democrat-Independent majority influence on tariff schedules. House-senate conferees press toward agreement by Thursday amid disputes on stabilization provisions affecting grain and cotton markets.
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Serich Altarstate
Senate
Finance Committee
Simmons
North Carolina
Smoot
House
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Hoover
Administration
Missionary In Manchuria Is Captured In Looted District
A telegraph dispatch from Hongkong reports that Dr. C. H. Holleman a Reformed Church missionary was captured by bandits at Lengyen chow on Manchuria's western border south of Mukden His wife Mrs Poppen and her two children along with a native teacher escaped toward Amoy amid looting of the missionary's residence and hospital
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London
C. H. Holleman
Lengyen Chow
Manchuria
Mukden
Hongkong
Amoy
Holleman
The
Reformed Church
Poppen
Good Samaritan Act Expensive At St. Louis
Jake Heyer told police he found a cold hungry man and gave him shelter food clothing and a job. The man Booher, 20, former, allegedly stole Heyer’s clothes and $48 in cash after being taken in. The incident occurred in East St. Louis Illinois.
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East St. Louis
Jake Heyer
Booher
End of Assembly Nears on Revenue Amendment
Springfield June 3 4 The fifty sixth general assembly closes with a plan to submit a revenue article amendment to voters and a clean up of the calendar The debate centers on an income tax with proposed distributions 25 to counties in the senate 10 to state 90 to counties in the house Cook County seeks ten percent under pressure from Chicago funds The outcome hinges on Cook County votes for adoption and two thirds majorities required for constitutional changes The Weber O Grady bill to repeal is noted as pending third reading.
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Springfield
Fifty-Sixth
General Assembly
Senate
House
Cook County
Louis L. Emmerson
Chicago
Illinois
Weber-O'Grady
Wife’s murder case linked to Hebron swamp death
Valparaiso report says Mrs Catherine Cassler, once condemned in Chicago, is jailed again as prosecutors build circumstantial evidence in the death of Miss Cameela Soutar a 24 year old divorcee whose body was found in a Hebron area swamp. Her husband Truman Cassler accuses her philandering and claims she threatened to harm them both. Three witnesses report seeing Cassler’s wife near the swamp last Tuesday as murder charges loom.
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Miss Soutar
Mrs. Cassler
Chicago
Cassler
Cammie
Caasler
Graduates Hear Address On New Standards For Day
Dr Theodore Soares of the University of Chicago Divinity School spoke at the State Teachers College baccalaureate service. He urged graduates to establish standards suited to modern conditions, criticizing reliance on precedent and outdated norms. The program included selections by the College Treble Clef club and a double quartet, with invocation and benediction.
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State Teachers’ College
Theodore Soares
University of Chicago Divinity School
Soares
Chicago University
Brown
Annas
J. C. Spencer
First Methodist Church
Hold Funeral For Victim Of Lake Decatur
Funeral services were planned at Elwin near Decatur Indiana for Lloyd Jones an 18 year old high school pupil who drowned last Wednesday while on an outing with classmates. The body surfaced Sunday in shallow water close to the place of disappearance after waves driven by a strong wind washed it ashore. The remains were found by Amos Wheeler an uncle of the deceased.
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Decatur
Elwin
Lloyd Jones
Lake Decatur
Amos Wheeler
Chicago Man Hurt In Auto Mishap Here
Bert Williams, 95, seriously bruised and possibly internally injured after his Studebaker was sideswiped near Cortland corners while east bound on the Lincoln Highway. Williams, a patient at St Marys hospital, may have internal injuries though no bones were broken. The other driver, Paul Williams of Harvard, fled briefly before being identified. Otto Dreher, linked to the Colorado Ford, was later cleared.
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Bert Williams
Chicago
Cortland Corners
Williams
St. Mary's Hospital
Studeer
Paul Williams
Harvard
Ford
Rochelle
Otto Dreher
DeKalb
Business Men Urge Nation To Play Fair
A group of 24 business men including Thomas A Edison and Henry Ford signed a message urging support for President Hoover and a fair trial for Prohibition. They warn that selective law enforcement would crumble self-government and say enforcement protects the home, calling for unity to give the 18th amendment a complete and honest chance.
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New York
N.p
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Wind damages elevator lift at DeKalb theatre project
The DeKalb Theatre Company’s new playhouse suffered wind damage yesterday morning when the upper portion of the contractor’s lift, owned by Guldbeck and Eckstrom, fell onto the stage area. Minor damage to walls occurred and workers began rebuilding while no youths were on site.
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DeKalb Theate Company
Guldbeck & Eckstrom
Haskell Loses Suit Against Duke Estate
George D. Haskell failed in his $24,000,000 anti trust damage suit against the estate of tobacco magnate James B. Duke. The case, heard in Washington on June 3, ends as the supreme court declined to advance review of lower court rulings.
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Haskell
Duke
Washington
U.P
George D. Haskell
James B. Duke
Supreme
Mansfield Is Hit Hard
Three bootleg liquor sellers testified in principal court that Morris Mansfield supplied them with wood alcohol poison linked to six murder indictments. State's evidence shows Mansfield continued selling poison after warnings and police found poison-removing formulas in a car he used after arrest. Sixteen deaths in nearby towns were tied to the liquor. The trial proceeds in Peoria.
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Peoria
U.P
Morris Mansfield
Jose Daily
Pratt
Mansfield
Pluf
Cheyenne Floods After Cloudburst Sweep City
Cheyenne Wyoming endures flood after a cloudburst sent Crow Creek over its banks. A woman drowned, motorists nearly died, and several people unaccounted for. Firefighters rescued many from flooded homes as two dams failed adding to danger. Trains and roads crippled, officials patrolled for safety while search efforts continued.
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Wyo
South
Hereford Ranch
Here
Grober and Sterling
Cole
Soledad Roderiguez
Crow Creek
Shady Rest
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey
Island Owner Knows Nothing of Lindberghs
Island reports the Lindberghs honeymooning on a yacht at Block Island with Charles A. Lindbergh and his bride aboard the Mouette. Witnesses confirm sightings, fuel, and a bakery purchase as they headed toward Boston, though some deny the claim.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
W. R. Clark
Clark
Jiles Dunn Fish Market
Lindbergh
New London
Hartford
Grandpa Bill
Burr
Movette
Colonel Lindbergh
Boston
Louis Rounds
Elisabeth Ann
Norfolk
Conn
Charles A. Lindberghs
George B. Case
New York City
J. P. Morgan
Dwight Morrow
Mrs. Lindbergh
Governors 10 Name Heads Governor 10 Name Heads
Springfield June 3 4 With adjournment of the general assembly this week end state house gossip centers on Emmerson appointments After sessions conclude the governor may replace many Small appointees Expect clean sweeps in the state tax commission and the Illinois Commerce Commission One commissioner may be retained George Arnold director of the department of labor is backed by Fred Lundin A D Lewis director of mines and minerals may also be replaced Lewis is brother of John L Lewis Rumor says Lewis must please Harry Fishwick to win endorsement Laird chief veterinarian in agriculture resigned effective Saturday Emmerson will fill vacancies as decisions come for confirmation
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Springfield
General Assembly
State House
Louis L. Emmerson
State Tax Commission
Illinois Commerce Commission
Fred Lundin
Chicago
George Arnold
Department of Labor
Arnold
Lundin
A. D. Lewis
State Department of Mines and Minerals
John L. Lewis
Mine
Mines and Minerals
Harry Fishwick
Illinois Miners
Lewis
Fishwick
Senate
Arnold and
Len Small
Emmerson
Dir
F. A. Laird
State Department of Agriculture
Laird
Wheat Prices Soar Today In Grain Market
Chicago, June 3 UFi Wheat prices rocketed in early trading as Washington signals promised farm relief. July wheat rose to 1.94, September 1.11, December 1.15 5 8 to 8 8 8 cents above Saturday’s close, with later profit-taking but still a record day for the season. Deliveries closed over five cents higher on relief forecasts. July 1.03 1/2, September 1.07 1/2, December 1.12.
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Chicago
Ufi— Whear
Washington
Funeral attendance noted for Buddy Trois Ob Loke Milly Wis
Called to Wisconsin Mr and Mrs R W Trotz and Mr and Mrs Ivan Trotz yesterday afternoon attended funeral services for Buddy Trois Ob Loke Milly Wis
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R. W. Trotz
Ivan Trotz
Buddy Trois Ob Loke
Jury shadowing sentences upheld by supreme court
Washington June 8 The Supreme Court orders six months in jail for Harry F Sinclair for jury shadowing while also upholding a four month term for Henry Mason Day and a $1,000 fine for W Sherman Burns. Burns agents shadowed jurors from early morning to night in the Teapot Dome case.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Supreme Court
Sinclair
Senate
William J. Burns
W. Sherman Burns
Henry Mason Day
Sinclair Oil
McReynolds
Day
Sherman Burns
Burns
Supreme’ Court
Albert Fall
Teapot Dome Committee
Frederick L Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Siddons
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome Wovel
Justice Siddons Reserve
U. S
Kidwell
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Burns Agency
Fall
Fresh Labor Troubles At Kenosha Mill
Bullets shattered windows in five workers homes at the Allen-Ahos hosiery plant weekend. Six windows broken. The attacks centered on the home of Mrs. Anna Trancee. No injuries reported.
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Kenosha Mill
Kenosha, Wis
Allen-A
Anna Trancee
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