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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1924

Page

2

Flag Day Observed in Sycamore Under Weather Change

Over 250 attended a Flag Day ceremony at Elks hall after rain forced move from courthouse lawn. Barrett O Hara former lieutenant governor spoke on law, patriotism, and religion while Sycamore band and a mixed quartet performed.

Sycamore American Legion Elks Lodge Court House Barrett Hara O'Hara O’hara Sycamore Band Mesdames Cliffe McAlpin Messrs. Tracy Hubbard

Locked Wheels Send Ford Ahead of Bus on Sycamore Road

A De Kalb girl driving a Ford speedster toward Sycamore locked the front wheels this morning and crashed into the west guard rail near the Howland home on Sycamore road. The car narrowly avoided the DeKalb bus as a section of rail broke and a wheel was bent. Driver Fawcett maneuvered to prevent a collision.

Howland Sycamore Road Sycamore Fawcett

Case postponed in circuit court crowding Sycamore youths

Monday session before Judge John K. Newhall in Aurora adjourned the case of Harry T. Sheetz William Phillips Carl Johnson and Owen Stover to next Monday due to a departing attorney. The case has drawn a crowded courtroom amid local youth interest. Also an advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for stomach pains and bowel disorders in children and adults.

John K. Newhall Aurora Harry T. Sheetz William Phillips Carl Johnson Owen Stover Sycamore

Tag Day Fails to Bring Large Sum Saturday

Rainy weather kept Sycamore residents indoors and taggers could only collect about 160 dollars Saturday evening. Organizers expect another effort next Saturday and plan a meeting at the Baptist church in Lorder to finalize summer vacation Bible school plans.

Sycamore Bible School Baptist Church Lorder

Four Sycamore Guardsmen to Camp Logan for Training

Four members of a Sycamore national guard company will leave Saturday afternoon for Camp Logan to receive special instruction. Named to attend are Robert Bourchet Henry Shuey Sergeant A Weaver and Russell Masterson. One will join the instruction department two will train with rifles and one will receive pistol instruction. Upon return they will train others to skip preliminary Camp Grant work during the two weeks in camp.

Geadquarters Sycamore National Guard Camp Logan Robert Bourchet Henry Shuey Sargeant A. Weaver Russell Masterson Sycamore Camp Grant Sycamore Company

Four Marines Die in Potomac During Severe Storm

Four Marines from Quantico and Washington DC are missing after a boat capsized in the Potomac during a severe electrical storm. Names are withheld pending confirmation as search parties scour river banks.

Potomac Quantico Potomac River Marine Washington D. C Marine Barracks

Much Interest In Klan Trial Eastern State

Ebbensburg Pa June 9 Exposure of the inner workings of the Ku Klux Klan in Pennsylvania awaited as trial opened for 29 Klans men and 15 anti Klansmen residents of Lilly. Scores of witnesses called to show responsibility for the April 5 Lilly parade incident in which three men were killed.

United Press Ebbensburg Pennsylvania

Flyers Rested Today Before Repairs On Plane

American around the world flyers rested here today while repairs were made on the floats of Lieut. Lowell Smith's plane. The airmen expect to leave Tuesday for Haitong France China, a hop of about 500 miles. They flew here from Amos Sunday amid bad weather.

Is United and Hong Kong China Lieut Lowell Smith Hai- Tong French China

Fire claims life as Bushnell plant burns near Galesburg

Fire from a burned out fuse at the Bushnell Farm Products plant in Bushnell, near Galesburg, Illinois, causes an estimated 250000 dollars in losses and one death. Donald Stickler, 36, an employee, collapsed from exertion while returning home. The plant is valued at 350000 dollars. A quilted red calico hat and coat with black shoe polish ribbon is noted as a fashion oddity this season.

Galesburg Bushnell Farm Products Company Bushnell Donald Stickler

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