Long Auto Trip From DeKalb to Hastiers Ends Beset by Few Crashes
Merle Worden and B J Morgan and families completed a 1200 mile journey home from DeKalb to Hastiers Florida with little trouble. They split near Fitzgerald Georgia due to repairs, endured flooded roads in Kentucky Alabama and a wading river section with a water swept beach tire track. The return drive featured 380 miles on cement and 315 miles recorded yesterday as they praised good highways and the overall experience despite a few hardships.
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DeKalb
Hastiers
Pla
Merle Worden
B J. Morgan
Florida
Worden
Morgan
Fitzgerald
Mr. Morgan
Kentucky
Alabama
Band Concert on Elks Property in DeKalb Sunday Night
The Siegrist and Sil icon band of ten pieces under Professor Starr will give a concert on the Mayo property at 8:30 after city church services. A singer will perform part of the numbers and the event offers an hour of downtown entertainment with free admission. Parking around Lincoln Highway and First street is expected, property should not be damaged, and the public is invited.
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Harriet Mayo
B. P. O. Elks
Starr
Mayo
DeKalb
Lincoln Highway
First Street
Peope
DeKalb Woman Receives News of Sweden Father’s Death
Mrs. Tego Larson of Eas Lincoln Highway learns her father, Evenson, age about 62, died June 1 in Sweden. Seven children survive, six in Chicago, including Mrs. Larson. Also notes corrections on Hollie Flush building repairs and reports of John Dunn’s improved condition after hospital operations. American Legion Drum and Bugle corps to meet at hall for uniform fitting. memorial service planned for Frederick W. Galbraith who died recently.
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Tego Larson
Eas Lincoln Highway
Sweden
Evenson
Chicago
George Rundle
Hollie Flush
Lincoln Highway
George Halloran
Routine Work in Small Case Hearing Today
Witnesses testified in the Governor Len Small trial as the day focused on the purchase of 254 005 dollars worth of Ively Farmers bank stock at Springfield by ED. Curtis. The state seeks to prove funds from the state financed the deal. Edisson Corneau, vice president of the bank, described the stock purchase. John Jo Garmon, Illinois Central railroad chief counsel, attended the court with BW. Beck and was expected to be called to describe the stock purchase by Curtis.
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Linten Reess
Waukegan
Lil. Jane
Arthur W. Ruegge
Grant Park Trust & Savings Bank
Len Small
Ively Farmers’ Bank
Springfield
ED. Curtis
Eddison Corneau
Sen Small
John Jo Garmon
Thellinois Central Railroad
BW. Beck
Curtis
Plans for Summer Bible School Start June Nineteenth
The Daily Vacation Bible School committee outlines a community program split by railroad lines. North side children attend the north center at the Methodist church with Prof. B. C. Mohrman as principal, while south side children go to the south center led by John L. MacArthur. The five week session runs June 19 to July 24, using Congregational and First Baptist facilities if needed to meet demand.
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North Side
B. C. Mohrman
Congregational
First Baptist
John L. MacArthur
Swedish School to Be Conducted at Church Here
The Swedish Mission church in De Kalb will start a Swedish language school next Monday at 9:00 pm. Rev. Emil G. Winstedt will lead the program. After a successful previous year, organizers expect many children of Swedish parents to enroll. All who want their children to attend are welcome at the church.
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de Kalb
Swedish Mission Church
Emil G. Winstedt
Prescott Opens Fine Bicycle and Motorcycle Shop
George Prescott recently fitted up a Harsh building on the east end of the city as a bicycle and motorcycle shop. He created a large rear repair room and a splendid sales area. He expects strong business and has been selling second hand bikes quickly.
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Rescott
George Prescott
Legion Emblem Draped in Honor of National Commander
The American Legion emblem in the Legion rooms is draped with a wreath in memory of National Commander Frederick W. Galbraith who died June 19, 1921. The bulletin boards bear the inscription In Memoriam and note his service to the country and fellow service men as a casualty of the World War.
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Frank W. Galbraith
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Frederick W. Galbraith
Supreme Court Denies Writ for Rehearing in Plank Case
The Supreme Court denied the petition of D DeWitt Plank and others in error in the circuit court against Frank Plank and others defendants in error. The April term affirmed the circuit court judgment of DeKalb county.
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Supreme Court
Springfield
Supreme Court Today
D. DeWitt Plank
Othe
Circuit Court
Frank Plank
DeKalb County
Firing Reported on Ulster Border Near Belleek
Dispatches from Belfast report heavy firing near Castleblaney on the Ulster border this afternoon. An engagement was believed under way on a sector about ten miles southeast of Belleek, held by British troops.
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United Press
Belfast
Ireland
Castle Blaney
Ulster
Belleek
Will Merge Many Roads Collapse Amid Graft Trial
Fred Mader head of the Chicago Building Trades Council faces a graft conspiracy charge and possible $2000 fine or five years in prison. The trial continues as prosecutors push for a guilty verdict despite pleas for clemency.
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United 1
Thicare
Fred Mader
Chino Building Trades Council
Mader
Doolan
Beard
Hypel Commmne Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prof Ripley
Harvard University
Ripley Hs
President Harding Visits New Jersey With Gulf Game
President Warren G harding began a brief vacation at Senator Frelinghuysens home in Raritan N J with a gulf game then traveled by car to Princeton for the dedication of the battle monument He is due at the scene just before the exercises and will visit Stockton chairman of the monument committee
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New Jersey
Uetted Press
Raritan
N. J
Harding
Frelinghuysen
Princeton
Stockton
Sunday Dinner at Country Club Announced
Announced today that Sunday dinners will be served at the Country Club. The dining room has been overhauled and is among the nicest in the area. Meals will be directed by the house committee and Mrs. Krueger with new equipment. A special Sunday dinner is planned for one dollar for club members.
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Country Club
House Committee
Trial Date Set for Murphy and Mader Murder Case
June 19 is set for the murder trial of Chicago labor leaders Big Tim Murphy and Fred Mader in criminal court. The defendants face charges in the case linked to the killing of Lieut. Terrence Lyons.
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Ey Annem
Chicago
Big Tim” Murphy
Fred Mader
Lieut
Terrence Lyons
Criminal Court
DeKalb Public Health Luncheon at Innovation Tomorrow
More than 125 reservations are set for a DeKalb County Public Health League luncheon at the Innovation tomorrow noon. Musical entertainment by American Steel & Wire Company and Timbers of Sudew and a short talk by Sir Stanley Brown are planned, with emphasis on the coming year's work alongside nurses, physicians, and surgeons.
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DeKalb County Public Health League
Innovation
American Steel & Wire Company
Teamm
Cork
Dekalb
Pease
Movie Star Weds Director in Chicago Courthouse
Blanche Sweet, famed actress, and director Marshall Neilan wed in a Chicago courthouse yesterday after his arrival from France where he was directing. He rushed from New York after learning of the marriage and the couple quickly settled into their new status. Meanwhile in Sing Sing a distraught mother of Angelo Tamberello, 18, pleaded for a stay of execution as authorities sought to spare his life.
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Caolted Press
Chicago
Blanche Sweet
New York
Marshall Neilan
Court House
Neilan
France
Miss Sweet
Los Angeles
Ey Utitea Ares
N. Y
Sing Sing
Angelo Tamberello
Baseball Owner Dies at Chicago Home Today
James C. Dunn, president and owner of the Cleveland Indians, died at his Chicago home today at age 57 after months of illness. He had led the club since 1916 and was a prominent figure in baseball.
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Chicago
James C. Dunn
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Club
Appeal to President Hardine Over Wage Cut Battle
Ohio union leaders and 1.2 million railroad workers begin drafting an appeal to President Hardine to suspend a $110 million wage reduction set by the U S Railroad Labor Board. They seek time to present alleged inequities and labor board effects, as experts prepare a living-cost analysis for the petition. Cincinnati reports union chiefs also study Coronado coal decision implications before a broader union strategy.
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Thedree Cocinath
Ohio
Hardip
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
BLM Jewell
Railroad Employment Department
American Federation of Labor
Hardie
Crafta
Hardine
United States Railroads Labor Board
Cincinnati
Coronado Coalt
United States Supreme Court
Johnson
Machinists Union
BeKalb Girl Sings at Dixon Church Sunday Evening
Miss Cainie Newcomb of DeKalb delighted about 200 music lovers at St Pauls Liberal Church Dixon with piano numbers whistling solos and humorous recitations. She explained technique and history of composers and her memorized playing showed true artistic skill and expression.
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BeKalb
Dixo
St. Paul's
Dixon
Cainie Newcomb
DeKalb
Magnusson to Speak at Odd Fellows Memorial Services
Arrangements set for memorial services Sunday afternoon at Oakwood Cemetery. Rev Magnusson will deliver the address. DeKalb Military Band will lead from the hall to the cemetery and provide music during the program. Woodstock Canton expected to attend. No hall services. assembly at 1 30.
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Agnusson
The
Odd Fellows
Oakwood Cemetery
RE. W. Magnusson
DeKalb Mittary Band
Woodstock Canton
Sy Custer
F. Dance Wood Cemetery
Odd Fellows Hall
Body Found Burned on Chesterton Dunes Near Lake
The body of a man was found on the Chesterton sand dunes near the lake. The body was burned beyond recognition. Nearby clothes held $15. A tent contained a labeled picture "Anderson." A revolver and a complete radio set were found in the area.
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Porter
Ing. Yune
Chesterton
Anderson
Brick Arrives for Lincoln Highway Pavement Work
Superintendent Yde and Major Goodison announce rapid Lincoln Highway pavement progress as brick carloads arrive. Two freight shipments were received this morning with two more expected and two additional en route from Chicago. Manufacturers assure two carloads daily henceforth to the contractor.
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Yde
Goodison
Lincoln Highway
Tmorrow
Chicago
Harding in a tribute at Princeton monument dedication
President Harding paid tribute to Washington's army at the Princeton battle monument ceremony in Princeton New Jersey. He called the Trenton Princeton campaign a decisive symbol of liberty and representative government and praised the revolutionary band for their courage and sacrifice.
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Princeton
N. J
Washington
Harding
Trenton-Princeton
Delaware
Rotary Club Meeting Moved to Country Club Tonight
Rotary club members miss yesterday noon gathering and meet this evening at the Country Club. Dr. R. P. Culver leads the program with expected full attendance. Community events and bake sale notices appear among local notices and sales ads in this period.
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Rotary Club
R. P. Culver
Great Automobile Campaign Promises Gold Prizes
A promotional drive urges women to recruit new one year subscriptions for a chance at gold prizes and extra voting credits. The campaign emphasizes a ten day peak period from June to early July with multiple club offers and large vote bonuses for new and old subscribers.
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John Dunn
Rochelle Hospital
Yesterdars
College Avenue
Legion
Comman
Alton
Murphy
Luitunluev
Public Health League
Prescott’s
Lincoln Hwy
City of
Mildred Lindgren
Margaret Gleason
Edith Pennington
Florence Farbaria
Myrtle Lindg
Jida Nordlund
Olive Dietrick
Mildred Vanderbeeker
Backus Soith Garman
Margaret Wah
Rose Hota
Bertha Alms
Saily Lindford
Margaret Rowe
Eunice Krem
George Ak
M. F. Roche
Alice Applebee
Stella Humimelt
Irene Tuffy
Waterman
Hazel Bertel
Hinckley
Henry Hyde
Viola Anderson
Malta
Nelle Lawrence
Shab Gr
Doris Wells
Fla Ingham
Harry Love
Francis Hennigan
Sycamore
Mice Carlson
Kirkland
Ruth Bemp
Esmond
Mathew Coffey
Clare
Mable Anderson
Map Pk
Hazel Weaver
Evelyn Paulson
Kirkl'd
C. O. Goding
Genoa
Sarah Shriver
Kirkl
Elsie Magnusson
Kingston
J. Eychaner Es'‘drry Kincade
Syer
Nell Bollinger
Glarys Kallman
Gladys Hurd
Jessie Spencer W
Guy Housewirt
Edna Byre
Rose Carpenter
Lin
Hwy
Elmer Shoop
L. H. Solberg
Mary Jane Slade
J. F. Farrell Dek
Fred Stark
Kingst'arl
Curtis Sanderson
Lee
Wm Masterson
Faird
Jim Allen
Thos
Hart
Shabbona
Paul Keenan
Alvira Benson
Joyce Carlson
Gladys Bra
Loretta Sullivan
Elburn
W. Winchell
Shab. Gr
Hilda Wahlgren
Fern Boyle
C. Cannon
Bucy Price
Myrtle Schmidt
Jennie Male
Lois Brown
John Jenkins
Sye.r
Roe Bennett
Caroline Richard
Cortland
Mary Organ
Oscar Ahlin
Maple
Ruth Tyrrell
Federation
Monument At Great Battlefield
Lenine
Riga
Latvia
Norma Talmadge
Princess
Norma Talmadge Princess
Gogdyhar's Bakery
Pottowammie Camp
Gossmann
Paulist Chair
Franz Parks
Oser
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