Chautauqua on Elks Lot in DeKalb on June 19
DeKalb unveils Chautauqua on the Elks lot at 1st and Lincoln Highway marking a central venue. Opening June 19 features Wells Duo and Zellner with Joy Night. Lectures by William Forkell and performances by Ambrose Wy rich Charles Mitchell Mixer and the Trianon Trio headline.
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DeKalb
Elks
Lincoln Highway
William Forkell
Ambrose Wyrich
Charles Mitchell Mixer
Trianon Trio
Walter Murray
Tawor
New York
China
Boston Copley Company
Fred.g.bale
Columbus
Ohin
Dudge
Loseff
Laura Forbes
Powell's
Stills
Lenz Sixth
Riew Cabinet Short Lived Belief Now
Paris June 9 The cabinet headed by Frances Marsal is unlikely to survive its presentation to the chamber. The Left plans to overturn the ministry over Millerand intervention in recent elections. The president is expected to rejoin Marsal until the presidential result is known, probably Friday.
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Paris
France
Frances Marsal
Chamber
M. Millerand
Millerand
Marsal
Miller
Chamber of Deputies
Kirkland Bank Names Harold Laufer Youngest President
Harold Laufer, age 26, has been elected head of the Kirkland bank and will succeed Ault who resigns after years as part of the institution. Laufer began as cashier and has long been connected with the bank. Ault plans rest but remains chairman of the board.
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Harold Laufer
Kirkland Bank
Rec Ault
Laufer
Mr. Ault
Viscount Kato Aims to Form New Japanese Cabinet
Viscount Kato has undertaken the task of forming a new Japanese cabinet to succeed the administration that resigned Saturday. The move follows a Central News dispatch received in London.
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United
London
England
Viscount Kato
Divorce Decree Granted by DeKalb City Court
At the last day of DeKalb city court a divorce petition filed by Loui Bresnahan against Matthew Bresnahan was heard before Judge Tudge McEwen. The court granted the decree and allowed Louise Bresnahan to resume her maiden name Louise Brakey.
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DeKalb
Tudge McEwen
Loui Bresnahan
Matthew Bresnahan
Louise Brakey
Mrs Zellar Dies After Long Illness at Rochelle
Mrs. Adelia Butler Zellar of DeKalb township died today at Lincoln hospital Rochelle after a prolonged illness. Born in Malta on September 4, 1880 she married Marvin Zellar in 1862 and lived on the Zellar homestead. She was known for making her home comfortable for family and friends and is survived by her husband and many relatives and loved ones. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Marvin Zellar
Malta
Lincoln Hospital
Rochelle
Heath
DeKalb County
Leopold and Loeb to plead not guilty in murder case
Chicago June 9 Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb will plead not guilty at arraignment on Wednesday in the kidnap and murder of Richard Franks. Clarence Darrow says the defense will deny confessions. State aides raid University of Chicago to secure witnesses and challenge alleged insanity. New notes by Leopold and Loeb are cited as new evidence.
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United Press
Chicago
Lil
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Richard Franks
Clarence E. Darrow
Darrow
Robert BE
Crowe
University of Chicago
Franks
Lanpold
Loeb
Aids
Clarence Darrow
Leopold
Funeral Services for Miss Anna Farley
Funeral services for Miss Anna Farley who died after months of illness were held this morning at St. My's church with burial in St. My's cemetery. Miss Farley, a city resident, attended the parochial school and Malta high school, and her death came as a severe shock to relatives and acquaintances.
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Anna Farley
St. My's Church
St. My'semetery
Miss Farley
Malta High School
Faithful Employee and Night Fishermen Stir Quiet Town
A government worker and a landlord’s neighbor stage a moonless yard fishing escapade with flashlight and night crawlers. The interlude ends when the night’s antics awaken the household, prompting a hasty retreat as neighbors react to the supposed burglary.
Summer training attendance rises across three institutions
About 540 students registered at the state college with more in line to register as the 25th anniversary year shatters records. High school attendance reached 136 with potential late registrations and Glidden training school aims for around 200 by year end. Classes begin tomorrow after a day spent on registration and lesson assignment.
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Glidden Training School
State College
F. R. Ritaman
Drop of Cent In Gasoline Taken by Independent EXTRA MEET
Washington dispatch notes Coolidge faces talk of an extra session as urgent deficiency bills stall. No funds for soldier bonuses or coast guard payrolls. navy expansion bills neglected while Independent Oil cuts gasoline price by one cent citing supply demand. Memorial services scheduled for Tuesday evening.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Congress
Coast Guard
Craic
Exert Effort to Avert Strike at Cleveland
International officers of the street car men's union postponed the strike with a letter to Cleveland Railway president John J. Stanley. A meeting between union leaders and Stanley was set for today to avert the anticipated walkout starting tomorrow night. Two vice presidents of the union expressed hope the talks would succeed.
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United Press
Street
Cleveland, O
Street Car Men’s Union
John J. Stanley
Cleveland Railway Company
Street Car Men's Union
Tornadoes Strike Indiana Ohio Cause Massive Damage
A southeastern Indiana tornado killed one person and wounded three with nearly 1 million dollars in damage. Homes were destroyed and communications disrupted as floods rose in Muncie and Ohio's Miami valley faced heavy losses. Cars, streets, and power infrastructure suffered outages amid storms spanning Indiana and neighboring states.
Accidents Reported In City Weekend
Weekend accidents produced few reports despite slick pavement from heavy rain. A Dodge sedan owned by John Olson collided with a parked Iowa car on the highway east of Cortland. no injuries occurred though both vehicles were heavily damaged. The Iowa car’s owner vanished after trouble with the gar intake. Two DeKalb cars collided at Second Street and Lincoln Highway, causing minor damage to fenders on both vehicles.
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John Olson
Noth 13Th Street
Olson
Iowa
Cortland
Afernoon
DeKalb
Second Street
Lincoln Highway
Japs Protest Against New Exclusion
In Tokio on June 9 a protest meeting led by officials who past weekend attacked the Hotel Imperial condemned the American immigration exclusion and resolved not to tolerate it. They urge withholding US contributions and expelling American missionaries from Japan. Reports indicate a boycott of American goods has spread to Manchuria.
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Tokio
Japan
Hotel Imperial
Inter Apted
Methodist
United States
Manchuria
Abie’s Irish Rose lowers prices as Chicago show grows
The Abie’s Irish Rose production at the Studebaker in Chicago reduces ticket prices on all performances. Anne Nichols, owner, spent a week in Chicago adding three New York cast members to boost summer appeal. Critics call it the year’s most popular play with nearly 300000 attendees to date.
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Abie
Studebaker
Chicago
Anne Nichols
Abby
New York
Republicans weigh Lowden for vice president run
Cleveland dispatches report Republican delegates in Illinois and elsewhere weighing former Illinois governor Frank Lowden for the vice presidency despite his stated noncandidacy. Emmerson and other figures are discussed as potential dark horses as party leaders organize at the Cleveland convention. Henry Cabot Lodge and Harry Daugherty receive limited roles in a scene of shifting power and platform drafting.
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Cleveland
Frank 0. Lowden
Illinois
Coolidge
Haven
Lowden
Chicago
Hall Jorn
United Press Today
Coolidee
Frank C. Lowden
Middle West
Emmerson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Besechusett
Cox
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Daugherty
Frank Willis
Fess
Ohio
Harding Hughes
Rochelle Drug Store Sold to Dixon Man
A. A. Rowlands of Dixon purchased the Peleck drug store in Rochelle. Harold Rowlands and Richard L. Holland will run the establishment, both graduates of Iowa University College of Pharmacy. Harold, son of A. A. Rowlands, recently finished his Iowa training. Harol(d) Rowlands previously planned a Chicago position.
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Dixon
A A. Rowlands
Peleck Drug Store
Sakey
Harol Rowlands
Richard L. Holland
Hich
Harmacy
University of Iowa
Harold Rowlands
A. &. Rowlands
Iowa
Howland
Chicago
Rowlands
French Airman Lands Near Tokio After 12000 Mile Flight
Captain Telletier D'Oisy, a French airman, completed a 12 000 mile flight from Paris to near Tokio arriving at 11 57 a m. His final leg was from Osaka. Also notices for DeKalb Lodge Masons meeting on Tuesday at 6 45 p m and event details. Paddock's Orchestra bus schedule from Kirchner's.
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United Press
Japan
Telletier D'Oisy
Paris
Osaka
DeKalb Lodge A. F. & A. M. No
Bernard McCabes
Paddock
Kirchner
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