Amore Woman Wins Special Contest Prize
News item notes a special contest prize won by a woman named Amore, with local interest and community updates. The piece mentions injuries, military actions, and a Sycamore department expanding daily coverage by Emil Anderson from The Chronicle, inviting readers to submit news items for a growing daily report.
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Amore
Sycamore
Sycamore News
Emil Anderson
Chronicle Force
Artic
And Here Stimulate College Driv Deliv
Dr Gustav Andreen president of All college spoke to a fair representation of the congrega tion urging subscribers for the seminary dormitory. He praised the church for supporting the college for 37 years and emphasized the need for new buildings as attendance grows. The appeal aimed to fund dormitories and related seminary facilities at Island college.
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Aoman
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Island College
Hail the Woman at Princess theater amid praise
The film Hail the Woman starring Florence Vidor and Madge Bellamy is praised as a major effort in American cinema. Critics laud its epic portrayal of American womanhood with dramatic church and nativity allegories, directed by John Griffith Wray for Thomas H. Ince. Showtimes are tonight at 7:30 and 9:15, with tomorrow at 3:00, 7:30 and 9:15, plus special music.
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Thomas H. Ince
Princess Theatre
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Florence Vidor
Madge Bellamy
Theodore Roberts
Lloyd Hughes
Tully Marshall
Sea York Tenements
John Grifith Wray
Evervision
Coalition
Princess Prehetra
Formance
War graft probe under way as warrant to Phillips issued
United Press dispatch from Washington reports a warrant issued by U S Commissioner Hitt to L Phillips chairman of the Republican state committee of Gear 3. The probe centers on war contracts for disposal of surplus lumber stock and allegations of government dues tied to Phillips and Stevens firm. Representative Woodruff accuses the firm of owing the government $1,850 on the contracts for disposal or tender.
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Washington, D. C
United States
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Repiblican State Committee
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Phillips
Woodruff
Mich
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Ford Muscle Shoals Offer Debated by House Committee
Washington June 5 members of the house military affairs committee began drafting three reports on Henry Ford's bid to take over the government nitrate and power plants at Muscle Shoals Alabama. Most want acceptance with the gas project dropped while a minority urges government development of Muscle Shoals only.
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Duscle Shoals
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Muscle Shoals
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No Regret Says Girl After Fatal Lover’s Death
Marie L. Beal, who killed Warren I. Anderson and attempted suicide, remains alive but unrepenitent. She denies marriage, claims no heart, and says she would go to prison for life or death. Police seek the baby’s identity as a potential clue. Anderson’s burial is planned in Kansas City. prosecutors hold murder charges until she is stabilized.
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Kansas City
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Frank Warren Anderson
Anderson
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Collingwood
N. J
Warren I. Anderson
Dayton
Ohio
Miss Beal
Louis A. Beal
Radio Cars With Sensitive Set Headed West
Two Detroit built Rickenbacker cars with a delicate Thomas Clark radio set depart Detroit June 1 bound for San Francisco along the Lincoln Highway. They expect to reach DeKalb tomorrow at noon and will broadcast noon and evening programs using WWJ and WCX with Magnavox amplification. The cars aim to demonstrate long distance mobile radio and include loop and emergency aerials. County events may follow along the route, with demonstrations likely on the Lincoln Highway between Second and Third streets if approved. Wallin Home Again Peter Wallin of Grove Street returns from Rochelle hospital in improving health and reports he is doing well.
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Lincoln Highway
DeKalb
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Detroit News
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Detroit Free Press
America
Second
Third Street
Escape From Maniac Shack Shocks Nebraska Town
Mrs John Jenkins and Miss Kathryn McManan are forced at pistol point to accompany a madman to a shack near Omaha Nebraska. The women are chained and shoved toward a pit inside the shack before being tossed in. H E Boyd intervenes attracting attention as the madman cages him. Boyd is chained after a struggle but escapes through a window and telephones for aid as Sheriff Michael Clark deputies verify the scene.
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Kathryn McManan
Omaha
Neb
H. E. Boyd
Boyd
Michael Clark
Love Tragedy Ends in Death as Jealous Husband Fires
In Chicago on June 5 Pasquale Santangelo died after being shot by Cornelo Cui elo, an irate husband, who also wounded himself after finding Santangelo with his estranged wife.
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Pasquale Santangelo
Cornelo Cuitelo
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Santangelo
Union Station Co seeks to sell $6.15 million in bonds
The Chicago Union Station Company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue six million one hundred fifty thousand dollars in first mortgage gold bonds.
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Union Station Company
Washington, D. C
Chicago Union Station Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Contestant standings from Saturday vote tally released
The Campaign Manager reports evening vote counts with changes in standings in the next edition. The list names numerous contestants across DeKalb, Hinckley, Shabbona, Malta, Earlville, Cortland and surrounding towns with tallies ranging from 29,600 down to 4,100, plus district boundaries and district maps are noted. Frances Henigan of Sycamore appears with 66,100 and several others cross reference Mull.
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Myrtle Schmidt
Hinckiey
Helen Monisven
DeKalb
E. Iverson
Carl Ritter
Watton
John Craiz
Shabbona
Florence T . Lee
Phyllis Crosby
Hinckle
E. H. Agnew
Watt
Nellie Lawrence
Doris Wells
Ella Ingham
Erina Johnson
Rollo
Lottie Foster
Charles Haas
Earlville
Hazel Bertel
Hinckley
Harriet Whitford
Waterman
W A. Peterson
Roy Kesner
F. &. Johnson
Watma
Mie
Frank Stiles
Malta
A. Rueff DeKalb
Geo. Kittleson
Melta
Cora Secrecengost
R. Montgomery
Mita
Aileen Collins
Alma Berg
Ludes
Glady Hurd
Elmer Shoop
Jessie Spencer
Edna Byre
Rose Carpenter
Lin
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Guy Housewirt
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J. F. Farrell
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Oye
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Fred Busse
Esmond
Thos
Hart
Shabbonar
Bernie Olson
Curtis Sanderson
Lee
Howard Hoyt
Elburn
Arch
Marsch
Hinck
Jim Alien
Clare
Pearl Frost
Fern Boyle
Loretta Sullivan
Elburn Hilda Wahlgren
Lois Brown
Sycamore
Alice Jacobson
John Jenkins
Syc. R
C. Cannon
Shab. Gr
Roe Bennett
Genoa
Ency Price
Richard
Cortland
Jennie Male
Irene Duffy
Henry Hyde
Shale
Maple Price
Viola Anderson
Valentino Cleared of Bigamy Charge in California Court
United Press report from Los Angeles dated June 5 states Rudolph Valentino walked from Justice Handy's courtroom free of the bigamy charge after the judge dismissed the case. The ruling held no proof of cohabitation in the state and deemed the penal code section unconstitutional, pending amendment. Valentino had remarried Winifred Hudnut but the decision does not validate that marriage.
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United Pess
Los Angeles
Calif
Rudolph Valentino
Justice Handy
Valentino
Winifred Hudnut
Valentine Hudnut
Miss Hudnut
Jean Acker
Lenine Declares Illness: Recajil Envoys React
Reported by United stroke last week Gagin dispatches Moscow to seek treaty terms. Soviet envoys Lilyinoff and Ra dek in Moscow are urged to return immediately amid negotiations on the Rapallia pact. Authorities expressed belief the illness is serious.
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Gagin
Moscow
Lilyinoff
Radek
Rapallia
Second Club Offer Opens for Big Prize Campaign
The campaign shifts to a four week push with community pride as Sycamore takes the $10 prize. District Three targets Clare Eamond Kirkland Kingston Genoa Sycamore Cortland Maple Park with a brand new car and an auto and wrist watch prize. Early ballots will be mailed as the manager closes the period, urging ladies to boost subscriptions and rally their communities.
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Clare Eamond Kirkland
Kingston
Genoa
Sycamore
Cortland
Maple Park
Club Offer Grants Ballots on Subscriptions
Beginning Monday June 5 through June 17 a club offer increases votes on subscriptions. Two six month subscriptions equal one year and two one-year subscriptions equal two years. New campaign subscriptions count as SECOND PAYMENT. First club of 5 new one-year subscriptions earns 130,000 extra votes. first club of 5 old one-year subscriptions earns 90,000 extra votes. After the first club, each new one-year adds 26,000 votes. each old one-year adds 1,000 votes.
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Foree
Heavy Vote Forecast in Iowa Primary Election
Des Moines reports heavy early voting across Tuesday for state and congressional races in the Iowa primary. A forecasted 350000 votes expected with key attention on the Republican U S Senate race to fill the seat vacated by W J Kenyon.
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Iowa
United Press
Des Moines
Towseday
United States
Senate
W. J. Kenyon
Kansas City
Chicago Policeman Missing From Home
Lieutenant Charles E. Burns, veteran Chicago police officer, has been missing for ten days. Police and associates believe domestic troubles drove him from home, with no evidence of self harm found and search efforts continuing.
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Chicago
Charles E. Burns
Burns
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