Auto Victim Kylen Dies After Diagonal Crossing Tragedy
Mrs A Hi Kylen died at city hospital three hours after being struck by an Anderson car driven by Stuart Anderson. A skull fracture and internal injuries prompted surgeons to try to save her with no success. The coroner ruled accidental death. Eyewitnesses described the scene near a manhole on Fourth Street as the car slowed and Kylen crossed diagonally, then dodged, leading to the impact with the left fender. The inquest heard testimony from George Bristow, Mrs. S L Anderson, W D Compton, and Stuart Anderson. Kylen’s husband and children survive, with funeral plans pending as relatives travel to DeKalb and Sunnyside. A note requests the return of a coat exchanged with Mr. Glidden at the funeral.
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Park improvements under way in DeKalb
Community effort to decorate and equip Anney Woods park progresses with an ornamental entrance funded by the Woman's club and local donors. Buildings, ovens, a fountain, drainage, lighting, and a storehouse are planned or underway with volunteers from banks, the fire department, electricians, contractors, and Scouts contributing time and materials.
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Remains of Mrs. Carnes Are Laid to Rest
The remains of Mrs. Carnes, widow of the late Judge Carnes, arrived in Sycamore from Redlands California at 2 20 p m Friday. She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs Hope Gallaher and her children. Funeral services were held at the West Ottawa street residence with Rev Dr B J Fleetwood officiating. Interment followed in Elmwood cemetery family lot.
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Princess rofter and popular actor star in comedy show
Bill Rogers in The Unwilling Hero and Billy Hines in Torchy Double Triumph perform at 7:00. Come early for best seats.
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Economy Policy Popular in Cabinet Meeting
June 4 report notes the economy habit spreading in the cabinet. Secretary Weeks wore a suit bought in 1914 and Postmaster General Hays recalled his similar purchase refined for the last cabinet meeting. Secretary Fall bought new trousers to match an old coat kept in the closet.
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Batavia Girl Given Big Job Known Here
Mary Bailey known as Dolly Baile sworn in as assistant United States district attorney. She will handle violations of the pure food and prohibition laws. Mrs Terry Redmond is a relative through marriage and has met her several times.
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Aurora Man Injured In Train Accident Near DeKalb
Oliver E White a 60 year old traveler for Rathbone Laid Stove company of Aurora was struck by train No 19 and fatally injured near DeKalb He walked toward the oncoming train head down and was hit by the engines cylinder head as station staff and a passing truck driver rushed to aid him He died later at the hospital as local Republican leaders push to mobilize a large vote for Judge Cliffe in the upcoming Monday judicial election securing polling places across DeKalb with precincts ten and hours voters 21 and over eligible to vote.
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MANY PROBLEMS FOR COUNCIL OF GREAT EMPIRE
London June 4 Viral interests of the United States bind up in the imperial council deliberations to be held this month in London between the heads of the British dominions Premier Lloyd George and high officers of this government believe today The questions likely to come up include renewal of the Anglo Japanese alliance the formation of a major British fleet in the Pacific potential understandings with the United States and Britain to police world waters and disarmament policies with Britain consulting its dominions before framing a Pacific oriented policy
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Martial Law Lifted in Riot City Tulsa
In Tulsa on June 4 martial law was lifted and civil authorities, reinforced by 30 overseas men, staffed the city as it moved toward normalcy after three days of terror. Relief agencies employed hundreds to feed and clothe thousands of destitute black residents whose homes were burned. Attorney General Freeling was expected to lead the investigation.
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Steel Team Battles Chicago Nine at Steel Grounds
The North and South division of American Steel & Wire faces Chicago offices at the steel grounds in a high interest match. The North and South squad is strong this year aiming for first division with final games to come, drawing a good crowd every Saturday afternoon. Chronicle Want Ads get results.
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Last Chance to Buy Liberal Offer Dictionary Tonight
The Chronicle urges buying the New Universities dictionary this evening as demand peaks and the contract with publishers closes. The Chronicle office will stay open until about oclock for last minute buyers, then no opportunity to obtain the books remains.
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U-Boat Leader Frei by German High Court Today
Lieu tenant Neumann, a U-boat commander, was acquitted by a special German court. He faced charges of sinking the British hospital ship Dover Castle with heavy loss of life. Admiral Scheer defended him, saying Neumann acted under orders in a Mediterranean zone Germany had closed to such vessels.
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Army Bill Faces Slow Senate Hurdles Increases Expected
Washington June 4 Progress through the senate on the 170000 army in a 336000000 bill is expected to be slow and obstacle strewn as the upper chamber begins work Monday. Despite unanimous Senate military committee backing, small army and economy advocates prepare to oppose the 20000 man increase and the 5000000 pay rise added by the committee to the house measure.
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New Pastor to Take Charge of His Church
Rev Emil G Winstedt the new pastor of the Swedish Mission church will preach tomorrow Sunday school at 9 a m morning worship Young People's meeting and evening service at 730 p m Reverend Winstedt arrived in De Kalb last Friday from Smithport Pa to take charge of the local Swedish church Everybody is cordially invited to hear him preach tomorrow Woman's Auxiliary American Legion regular meeting Tuesday evening June 7 Important plans program and refreshments
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Flood Devastates Pueblo as Colorado Floods Kill and Destroy
Denver reports flash flood and fire devastate Pueblo with hundreds feared dead. High flood waters disable roads and rail lines, cutting off rescue. National guardsmen patrol flooded streets as bridges fail and crops drown across northern Colorado.
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Marks Bill Welcomed By Musicians In Illinois
Springfield June 4 Senator Adolph Marks of Chicago sponsors a bill saving theaters and amusements thousands yearly by prohibiting music publishers from charging extra royalties for public performances. He argues publishers force venues to pay for the privilege, typically under 100 dollars annually, and that most would rather pay than sue.
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Modern Enoch Arden case is now on record
Isaac N. Miller returned to Oblong after fourteen years to learn his wife had remarried. He resumes farming on 160 acres. Gilma Wassom files suit to annul Miller marriage. It is unclear if Mrs Miller will reunite with her former husband as he offers no explanation for his long disappearance.
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