Twelve Indicted in DeKalb County Grand Jury Session
The DeKalb County grand jury returned twelve indictments led by Red Schultz and listed defendants including Stetokavina Kerwin Dewey Gordon Lars Hambrok and Royalty. Schultz pleaded guilty and was sentenced. A special jail committee recommended plumbing repairs and a water softener at the DeKalb County jail with the report to be presented to the Board of Supervisors. An arraignment for the indicted was set for ten this forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Schultz
Stetokavina
John Kerwin
William Kerwin
David Dewe Gordon
Henry Barrambrok
Herbert
DeKalb County
Helena Colder
Board of Supervisors
Helena Polder
William J. Fulton
DeKalb County Board of Supervisors
Red” Scholtz
H. ©. Gerlach
Chicago
Rukavina
Steve Rukavina
Ruckavina
Tenth
Oak Streets
Rukovina
DeKalb
Grand Jury
Mike Mable
Abe Levin
Sycamore
Aldis Brothers
Cortland
Herbert Royalty
Boston
Royalty
Police of
Tourists Delay Departure From DeKalb Until August 15
Rev W Magnusson and his party with Dr George L Joost will not leave DeKalb until June 11, not June 5 as first stated. Two special engagements require Magnusson’s attention before departure. Joost’s patients will be treated for the last time in the next two weeks. The group plans to return around August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Magnusson
Georg L. Joost
DeKalb
E. W. Magnusson
Magnusson
Chautauqua Here in DeKalb July Week of Entertainment
Five days of Redpath Chautauqua entertainment are planned in DeKalb the week of July 3 10. Home Makers club sells season tickets at 2.50 for adults and 1 for students. The tent will be in Ellfield on Park and Rolfe Road with modern facilities and a slate of headliner plays and lectures including Tommy Smilin Through The Chimes of Brittany and speakers Dr Jones and Charles Plattenburg. Mystic Mardoni will perform and Clayton Hines may perform under his stage name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb
Eclub
Terall
Home Makers Club
Redpath Chautauqua
Ellfield
Park and Rolfe Road
DeKall Chautauqua
New York
Tommy
Metropolitan Singers
Brittany
Hilton Ira Jones
Charles H. Plattenburg
Anne Campbell
Mardoni
Man of
Chautauqua
Clayton Hines
Elburn
Chronicle
Florida
One Is Injured in Auto Mishap This Morning
Donald Jacobson of Chicene was slightly injured in a collision on the highway at Tenth and Franklin streets. Virgil Kayes, driving east, stopped at the intersection without signaling causing J. W. Busby to turn out. All three cars, from Chicago and Dixon, were damaged and Jacobson sustained a minor head cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Jacobson
Chicene
Tenth
Franklin
Jacobson
Virgil Kays
Kayes
Tenth Street
J. W. Busby
Tiree
Chicago and Dixon
Windy City bank theft suspect held in Champaign case
Suspect Pam Turner, 40, held in his home on an informant tip from Sheriff H Kloennicke of Kankakee County in connection with last Friday's bank vice president holdup in Champaign Illinois. A quantity of money, an automobile and a $2000 diamond ring were taken. Alleged accomplice Heidmar and Bonner were in custody in Kankakee. four automatics and a sawed off shotgun found atop a dresser in Gonner's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicase
Sun
Pam Turner
Yeall
Steel
Sherif H. Kloennicke
Kankakee County
Champaign
Illinois
Robbe al Heidmar
Bonner
Akakee
Lenner
Gonner
Hoover near goal in Republican draft fight
Washington reports say supporters of Hoover anticipate a White House letter to halt draft efforts at the Republican convention in Kansas City next week. Borah may back Hoover on platform matters, with talks centering on prohibition enforcement and foreign debt. Allies in Kansas City meet to plan moves for Franks Lowden and Watson supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Friends of Salary of Commerce
Hoover
United I
Coolidge
Republican National Covention
Kansas City
Kan City
Everett Saunders
Permal
Wii
jHeine
Mr Coolidge
Wisconsin
Jon
William M. Butler
Republican Natonal Committee
White House
Butler
Sterliars
T—U.p
Jary
Commerce
Borah
Idaho
O.R
Franks
Lowden
James E. Watson
Nine Men Life Terms for Kentucky Murder Case
Nine men were found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment in Shepherdsville Kentucky for the death of Mrs. Kate Browning during a cabin turning incident near May 4. Jurors Hsuillit County jury reported after a two day deadlock and listed defendants including Magistrate John Bolton James Harris Frank Kinder Clarence Crensnow Erie Crensnow Lester Golden Shethy and Frank Hodne. The verdict followed the killing of Mrs Browning and was delivered after deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdsville
Kate Browning
Jd Fasil Richarot
Glastow
John Bolton
James Harris
Kinder Clarenee
Erie Crensnow
Lester Golden
Shethy
Frank Hodne
Five Charged With Robbery of Motor Cars
Five men and one woman confessed to an auto theft ring operating across Illinois Missouri and Kentucky. Defendants include W T Schaeffer of Ballard County Kentucky and East St Louis residents Lloyd Ciniines Belburn Lewis Ira Lewis and Guy McChristian. Prosecution says nine stolen cars moved between states and were sold to car users in Kentucky and vice versa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
TVB
Fey
Altrrois
Missouri
Kentucky
Ulinois
Ust
Logan
Cairo
Mound City
Nashville
Carmi
Illinois
St Lews
Barlow
Paducah
Wickeliffe
Justice of the Pesce
W.T. Schaeffer
Ballard County
Lloyd Ciniines
Belburn Lewis
Ira Lewis
Guy McChristian
East St. Louis
Polar Flyers Plan Nationwide Journey by Polar Airplane
New York June 7 Sir Geer Wilkins and Carl Filsen announce a cross country polar flight from Alaska to Spitzbergen. They will return to New York July 2 for a week then resume the trek via Milwaukee Des Moines Omaha and St Louis with stops and Brooklyn arrival two weeks before the return voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.R
Sir Geer Wilkins
Carl Filsen
Raska
Spitzhercen
London Row
Milwaukee St. Louis
Des Moines
Omaha
Indiana
S. S
Steel fragment removed from eye in hospital
Henry Maithind, a Standiet Poundey employee, had a small steel piece enter his eye during the afternoon. He did not realize the steel was in his eye until after, causing irritation and inability to see. This morning a specialist retrieved the fragment, with a likely complete recovery within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Maithind
Poundey
Girl Tells of Tragedy in Niles Court Drama
In St Joseph Michigan Marguerite Rumianeh testifies about an alleged decade long love with Walter Conk of Niles Michigan. She recounts his threats and attempts to control her, including alleged kidnappings and failed escape attempts. Her brothers Harry and Edlockceddon face first degree murder charges alongside her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Mieh
Jaime
U.P
Marguerite Rumianeh
Walter Hl Conk
Niles
Michigan
Miss Rumbaugh
Trockwalter
Cook
Sway
Edwin J. Donahue
Hal
Donahue
Harry
Edlockceddon
No Trace of Youths From Aurora Yet
Aurora police report four youths Charles Smith Willard Pierce Ruth Riss and Rosaline ngmark all under 17 started from Aurora Sunday night saying they were going south. They were last seen in Sycamore where Pierce’s grandparents Mr and Mrs W D Richardson urged them to return home. since then nothing has been heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Charles Smith
Willard Pierce
Ruth Riss
Rosaline Ngmark
Sycamore
Pierce
W. D. Richardson
Richardson
Weather for Holiness Warmer Tonight and Friday
The forecast for Holiness calls for fair conditions and warmer temperatures tonight. Friday will bring increasing cloudiness with a good chance of showers in the Perth portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Southern Cross Flight Delayed From Suva Fiji to Brisbane
In Suva Fiji on June 7, the Southern Cross and Captain Charles Kingsford Smith faced fueling delays and rough seas delaying takeoff to Brisbane. A government tender ferried fuel to Naselai Beach as laborers rushed to complete loading amid showery weather and a waiting crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suva
Fiji Islands
Southern Cross
Nasdai
Brisbane
Austealia
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Piji Islands
Dacille Wrdane
Charles Winesford-Smith
United States
Australia
Naselai Gertet
Sovernment
Naselai Beach
Suva Harbor
Theouthern Cross
Kingsford-Smith
Legislative Council of
Legislative Council
California
Honolulu
Mawaian Islands
Charles Kingsford Smith
Carol and Princess Helene seek Romanian royal divorce
Bucharest dispatch reports Princess Helene sister of Greece's deposed King George II began divorce proceedings against Prince Carol son of late King Ferdinand. The couple had separated after Carol renounced the throne and fled with Mme Lupescu. Carol moved through France England Belgium and finally withdrew cooperation in divorce negotiations possibly leading to a court battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
U.P
Helene
Michael
Roumania
Carol
Ferdinand
Mme
Lupescu
France
England
Belgium
Condescu
Rol
George II
Greece
Tate
Constantine
Carol W
Athens
Zizi Lambrino
Odessa
Russia
Film Stars Escape Fire At Russian Eagle Cafe Blaze
In Los Angeles, June a blaze at the Russian Eagle cafe destroyed the building as dancers fled orderly. Film celebrities including Charles Chaplin and Gloria Swanson narrowly escaped injury while three firemen suffered severe burns battling the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Chaplin
Marquis de la Coudray
Gloria Swanson
Picurely
J Burns
Rebel Leader Slain With Twenty Five Men Near Monte Losegen
Mexico City reports Francisco Vargas a rebel leader and 25 followers killed in a fight near Monte Losegen. Three soldiers and one passenger died as rebels attacked a train near Guanajuato. Government forces and army garrisons were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
U.P
Francisco Vargas
Monte Lose
Gey Paimie Carrido
Guanajuato
Sims Will Pilot Club Leaders Elected In DeKalb Rotary
F S Sims superintendent of the DeKalb plant of Illinois Power was elected president of the DeKalb Rotary Club for the coming year. Other officers named were Vice President Thomas Olsen Treasurer Dr PT Hopkins and Secretary Ben L Davy. Board members elected were James Sawyer and Frank Corey. The meeting highlighted farm relief questions with speaker Thomas Roberts urging federal aid asserting farmers deserve protection equal to industry and labor in the middle west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Sims
DeKalb
Illinois Power Company
DeKalb Rotary Club
Thomas Olsen
PT. Hopkins
Ben L. Davy
James Sawyer
Frank Corey
Thomas Roberts
DeKalb County Farm Bureau
Rotarians
Roberts
Middle West
Mr. Roberts
Father Shoots Son Then Turns Gun Upon Self
Elmer Walter a 63 year old farmer living six miles from Harvard shot his son Russell 23, seriously wounding him, then killed himself. Sheriff Cy Canford led a posse to the farm as Russell was taken to Peck's hospital in Harvard. A coroner's jury ruled the death a self-inflicted act while mentally deranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
U.P
Elmer Walter
Here
Cy Canford
Woodstock
Walter
Russell
Peck's
Women Race Over Ocean Ends For Now in Fog
New York June 7 U P The Columbia started from Roosevelt field for Old Orchard Maine on a trans Atlantic flight but fog forced a return to Curtiss Field. Miss Mabel Bell the queen of diamonds and aiming to be first woman to fly the Atlantic with pilot Oliver C Le Boutillier and navigator Arthur Argies failed to land. Earhart and party suffered delays as weather hindered takeoff at Trepassy Bay Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
New York
U.P
Old Orchard
Maine
Curtiss Field
Roosevelt Field
Mabel Bell
Atlantic
Oliver C. le Boutillier
Arthur Argies
Argies
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Ocean
Amelia Earhart
Boston
Rochester
Trepassy Bay
N. F
Miss Earhart
Miss Bell
Columbia
Charles Levine
Fokker
Atlantic Seaboard
England
Newfoundland
Bellanca
Levine
Chamberlin
Rival Women Race To Beat Earhart Across Atlantic
In June 1928 two American flyers chase firsts across the Atlantic. Miss Amelia Earhart with Stultz and Gordon aims from Trepassy Bay to England while Miss Mabel Bell and companions plan a concurrent takeoff from Old Orchard Maine. Levine backs Bell as the Bellanca awaits favorable weather and a lighter wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
N. F
U.P
Mabel Bell
Amelia Earhat
Wilmer Stultz
Lew Gordon
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Home Makers of
Peereg Jon
Mardoni Hines
Windy City
Defendent
Spain
Senegal
Africa
South Atlantic
Pernambuco
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Tuenos Aires
Andes
South America
Central America
Costes
le Brix
Mexico
Oakland
Cal
Kingsford- Smith
Globe
Pacific Oceans
Marty Lyon
James Warner
Stultz
IFAX
Wilmer Sturtz
Ante Tarhart
Trepassey
N.fp
Amereach
London
Sims
Rotary
East
Lou ‘Gordon
Queen of Diamond
Oliver C. Leboultillier
Arthur Argles
Charles A. Levine
Havana
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