Insurance in Court and County Board Sessions
The Mystic Workers of the World filed a bill of interpleader in DeKalb County Circuit Court to divide a $1,000 benefit among Hulda L. Hunter, Robert Worrell, and Hulda’s children, amid multiple changed certificates and guardianships. The Dekalb County Board of Supervisors met June 9 1924, with an abbreviated session expected to continue the week. Judge John K Newhall presided over a separate burglary case with defendants including Arthur Hunter and John Lindgren awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Workers
Huldan
Lindgren
Arthur B. Hunter
John Lindy
Hulda
Arthur B. Hunger
Hunhad
Robert Worrell
Qnu
Hulda L. Hunter
Worrell
Robert Wor
John Lindgen
Cuardian
John Allen Hunter
Florence Hunter
Arthur
Agnes Hunter
Hulda L. Hunter Worrell
Dekalb County Board of Supervisors
Alvin Warren
Earl
Newhall
John K. Newhall
Aurora
Medics Session Attracts Many DeKalb Doctors
DeKalb doctors travel to Chicago for the annual National Medical association session this week. Attendees include Drs George H Joost Carrie Wilkinson F LeBlanc and wu B Baswall. Many plan to return tonight and Wednesday the coroner and several others will join later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Joost
Carrie Wilkinson
F. LeBlanc
B Baswall
Chicago
National Medical Association
Joost
Ragnall
J. P. Kane
K. A. Wright
St. Anderson
J. A. Badgley
J. B. Hagey
Emery B. Neff
J. S. Rankin
Barb City Quote to Night Broadcast at DeForest Radio
A quartet will be heard tonight at 7:30 on DeForest Radio via the DeKalb Theatre. The program is promoted by Clark Radio Shop, located at 159, featuring the Barb City Quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeForest Radio
Barb City
DeKalb Theatre
Clark Radio Shop
Weather forecast notes unsettled south with light wind
The forecast indicates winds, a partly overcast night and Wednesday. Somewhat unsettled conditions are expected in the south with little overall change.
Mrs Reubsamen Services Held in Rockford
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon for Mabel Lamont Reubsamen at her Rockford home. She died last Friday after a brief illness. Born June 11 1887 at Gering Nebraska she lived in Lynville and Esmond areas before marrying Ernest Reubsamen in Rockford. Surviving are daughter Elizabeth Adeline a niece Charlotte Dwyer two brothers Arthur Kirkland and Bert Rockford and many relatives. Her parents husband and sister Betsie preceded her death.
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Arthur
Kirkland
Bert
Rockford
Bessie
Renbsamen
William Lamont
Esmond
Castle Brown Receives Harvard Degree Then Joins Minnesota Chair
Castle Brown son of Dr and Mrs J Stanley Brown of cb city recently earned a degree in political science from Harvard University. He left for the University of Minnesota where he will be placed in charge of the department after his Eastern University work. He visited his parents in this city before returning to Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Brown
Castie M. Brown
J. Stanley Brown
Cb City
Harvard University
University of Minnesota
Thes
Brown
Eastern University
American Reply to Jap Protest Is Completed
The American reply to Japan's protest over immigration exclusion is nearly finished. The final draft may be discussed at the cabinet waiting before delivery, and publication is planned simultaneously in Washington and Tokio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Washington, D. C
Japan
Hanihari
Tokio
Quartet On Air Tonight At Drake Hotel Broadcast
The Barb City Quartet H R Sorensen Elvin Carlson Vere Goodyear and Dr H M Payne will broadcast from W G N Chicago Tribune station at seven thirty with DeKalb singers heard in De Kalb theatre If unavailable at home the DeKalb set will provide the program Eugene L Nordgren accompanies and a violin solo by Dr Payne The quartet performs Rollin Down to Rio Deep River Lindy Lou and Calm as the Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Drake Hotel
Barb City
Chicago
DeKalb Theatre
Clark
DeKalb
H. R Sorensen
Elvin Carlson
Vere Goodyear
H. M. Payne
Jac Nelson
DeKalb Boys
Eugene L. Nordgren
Cy Payne
Barth City
Messrs. Gooul
Carlson, Payne and Sorenson
Rio
Dee River
Lindy Lou
Mable McCann Heads to Bill Poster Convention
Mrs. Mabel McCann owner of a city poster service left yesterday with a party for Kansas City to attend the annual Bill Posters convention now in session there. The event is of national importance and should prove interesting to Mrs. McCann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable McCann
Mabel McCann
Tyesteray
Sterling Friends
Kansas City
McCann
Dr J H Thomas Opens Solo Chiropractic Office here
Dr J H Thomas, long with Custer Thomas and Custer, announced he will start his own chiropractic practice in this city. He has not yet revealed his office location but plans to remain in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Thomas
Custer, Thomas and Custer, Chiropractors
Binnell
Astet
Thomas
Summer school a failure says DeKalb taxi drivers and townsfolk
Newspaper notes argue over summer school in DeKalb with 800 to 900 expected students, six week terms, and heated debate. Taxi drivers describe the influx of young female students and their influence on town life, while locals grouse about heat, crowded classrooms, and the novelty of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb
Jim
Mama
Delerium
Dr. Coot
O. K
Republican Convention Chaplains Scientist in Cleveland
A noted scientist was slated to serve as chaplain for the convention's closing day in Cleveland. The ten day event did not proceed as planned, and the role remained unfulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Synod Has a Hut Dispute At Augustana College
A rift within Augustana synod erupts as 41 Rock Island and Moline Lutheran women protest the proposed location for the new women’s building at Augustana College Rock Island IL. They argue the site is impractical expensive to maintain distant from campus and requires extra property purchases. The protest targets the funding linked to the college and the Women’s Missionary Society. The convention and debate continue with a goal to raise 225000 to liquidate debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Ryden
Augustana College
Rock Island
Augustana Synod
Synodical Council
Moline
Womn
Missionary Society of the Synod
College Board
Missionary Organization
The
Missionary Society
Corey Station Opening to Be Held Tomorrow
Corry announces the opening of a new gasoline filling station on the east side of DeKalb near the old circus grounds. De Olson will operate as R E Anderson Oil, offering free two quarts of Texaco motor oil with each full tank on opening days. station features modern pumps with visible attachment and a complete line of tires tubes and springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomarch
Evans
DeKalb
Circus
de Olson
R E. Anderson Oil Company
Texaco
Texaco Gaso
Dr Hanson to Speak at State College Tomorrow
Dr Felix Hanson of Youngstown New York president of the New York delegation to the Augustana Synodical convention will address about 40 students at the State Teachers College tomorrow noon. Dr J Stanley Brown invited synod members to speak during the week at the college and he noted Hanson’s active role in the synod council already in DeKalb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Hanson
Youngstown
N. Y
New York
First Lutheran Church
State Teachers College
J. Stanley Brown
Synod
Hanson
DeKalb
Swedish Mission Church
Kiwanis Club
Brown
D T H S Alumni Banquet Reservations Deadline
Notice to D T H S Alumni members to submit banquet ticket reservations by June 15 to allow committee to make proper arrangements. Edith A Nelson listed as contact.
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Edith A. Nelson
Renin
Insanity Defense Debated in Leopold Loeb Case
United Press report from Chicago details attorney Crowe presenting evidence to prove Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb are sane as they face arraignment on kidnapping and murder charges. Chief counsel Derrow and Chief Justice Cravath coordinate defense and trial plans amid pending death penalty implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pressi
Chicago
Ill
Robert E. Crowe
Atttorney
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
University of Chicago
Leopold
Loeb
Clarence Derrow
John T. Cr Verly
Crowe
Masons to Meet Tonight Work In Third Degree
Announcement for DeKalb lodge No. 144 A F and A M states a stated meeting tonight at the Masonic hall beginning at 6 45. After disposing of cyenius business a third degree will be conferred as part of the program with a large attendance expected by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb Lodge No. 144
A. F
A. M
Masonic ‘Hall
Hastiter Pies
Wiley Dies in Rogers Park Obituary for Robert Wiley
Mrs. Gus Nelson announced the death of her uncle Robert Wiley a longtime DeKalb resident. Born in Ireland 83 he worked 25 years for Jacob Haish then farmed near DeKalb before moving to Rogers Park seven years ago. Survived by son William a Chicago lawyer and by several nieces including Mrs. Ed Birney and Mrs. Louis Kaes ser. Funeral Thursday at 2 from the Methodist Church with burial in Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Nelson
Gueisr
Gad
Robert Wiley
Methodis
Fairview Cemetery
Wiley
Ed Birney
Louis Kaesser
James Conlin
Ireland
Jacob Haish
Haish Company
Malta Road
DeKalb
Rogers Park
Mrs. Snyder to Aid Friend In Auto Accident
Mrs. Harvey Snyder leaves this morning for Elmhurst to visit Mrs. Barbara Jones, a Lombard third rail accident survivor. She will help Jones dispose of property left by the five victims in the tragedy last Sunday as the Lombard incident is recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Snyder
Friend
Harvey Snyder
Elmhurst
Barbara Jones
Lombard
Jones
Snyder
Mrs. Jones
Officer Rowe Loses Key to Police Station
Officer Sid Rowe cannot enter the bull pen of the city police station until he locates his keys after a full confession stating he has no idea where the ring with the city jail keys was left. The lost ring was reportedly found yesterday on the river side road with the owner’s name to assist return to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Rowe
Mamrer
Bargain Gillette Safety Razors and Blades Offer
A limited quantity of genuine Gillette Gold plated Safety Razors is available at 89c, described as the biggest safety razor value seen. Also 50c packs of Gillette blades at 40c and a dollar package at 79c, with a note to lay in a supply at these bargain prices.
Republicans Open Cleveland Convention With Coolidge Backing
The Cleveland convention opened with Calvin Coolidge favored for president. Delegates filled the hall as Tem porary Chairman Burton delivered the keynote urging unity and a conservative admin istration. The fight for a vice presidential nominee remained open with several names discussed, including Hoover Lowden and Dawes, while La Follette prepared a separate independent bid.
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Conlidge
Borah
Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Borsh
Lowden
Dawes
Nebraska
Kenyon
Iowa
James Watson
Cleveland
Ohio
Resolution Committee
la Follette
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Hascent
Convention Program Cleveland 11 A M Opens with Burton Interim Chair
Convention begins in Cleveland at 11 00 a m with national chair Joan T Adams presiding Prayer by Bishop William F Anderson of Cincinnati Band plays Star Spangled Banner Reading of official convention call Secretary George B Loewood Election of Theodore E Burton as temporary chairman Committee to escort Burton to platform Keynote speech by Burton Election of temporary convention officers Adoption of rules Adoption of resolution creating platform credentials and other committees Announcement of committee membership
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United Press
Cleveland
Mien
Burton
Coolidge
Frank O. Lowden
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
Hene
Wisconsi
Tis
Municipal Auditorium
Ohio
Calvin Coolidge
John T. Adams
National Committee
John Phillip Sousaree
Citizens Band
William F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Adams
United States
A. P. Roberts
Michigan
A. J. Grosback
Anna E. Carlisle
South Bend
Ind
Joan T. Adams
George B. Loewood
Theodore E. Burton
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Secor's
WGN
Republican Convention
Bishop Anderson
Rabbi Wise
Whee! Nave
Am F. Anderson
Stephen S. Wise
New Third Dys
Con‘ork Aid
Joseph Schrembs Vention
Salem H
Hart
First Church of Christ
Bishop Schrembs
Augustana
Corey Station
Dr. Hanson
State College
Crow
Ainess
S. Rowe
Cheveland
Mennk
A. Lewden
Coabridge
Tunyihe
Lewden
John W. Dwight
Fomer
Lewden Ienner
Custer’s Gardens
Robert J. Bender
Convention
Jad
Uya Zates
Suvpress
Republican Party
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