Bulgarian coup sparks rebel surge near Sofia
Reports from Sofia and Belgrade claim ex Premier Stamboulisky is held prisoner and a counterrevolutionary push by bands numbering up to 15 000 men presses on Sofia. King Boris may lose his throne as loyal forces clash with the new government amid disrupted communications and casualties.
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Paris
France
Sofia
Prague
Stamboulski
Belgrade
Serbia
Capi
Slavia
Boris
Stamboulisky
Zankof
Bulgaria
Comitadji
Sofia T
DeKalb Lads Granted Release From Jail Over Fines
Four men Jith Hicky Jr Harry Calla Charles Taylor and William were released from the county jail last night at 7 30 after serving time for failure to pay 50 fines for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb Lads
Jith Hicky, Jr
Harry Calla
Charles Taylor
Williams
Safety First at All Times in Freeport
A message from Gunn Graham of Freeport warned that a truck would pass through DeKalb without a license and claimed responsibility for delivery. The truck arrived safely at DeKalb, with arrangements made to secure a license and DeKalb police handling the matter. The notice advised other drivers to obtain licenses to avoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
DeKalb
Gunn Graham
de Kalb
Indian Drama Shabbana Postponed To July On Weather
The Indian Drama Shabbana planned by Geneva high school club on the campus is postponed until early July. It is an outdoor production, and organizers expect the rain in DeKalb to clear by the Fourth of July, enabling a suitable outdoor performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva High School
DeKalb
Owens Chef Died At Noon In DeKalb
James Owens known as Jimmy chief at Lincolnway and Bell restaurants died about 12 30 PM at the Arlington Hotel after an illness not seen as serious until aid was nearly unattainable He was about 38 and had lived in DeKalb about 20 years Relatives are in parts unknown Blood transfusion plans were being considered with Eagles and American Legion offering blood His remains were taken to H A Nelson undertaking rooms with funeral plans awaiting relatives notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Owens
Jimmy
Lincolnway
Bell
Arlington Hotel
Owens
DeKalb
Beveridge Amsden Players to Open Here Next Monday
Popular Beveridge Amsden Players announce a week long engagement starting Monday June 18 in their big tent at Garden and Sixth streets. The troupe brings newest New York hits including The Girl He Married Spooks The Last Chapter Won by Waiting Hollywood Honors and more with Gertrude Eddinger Raymond Cooke and others in the cast. Monday night feature Why Did She Do It with ladies admitted free when accompanied by a paying companion. Also notice from Dr S L Anderson about temporarily suspending new practice as he returns to Mayo Brothers clinic Rochester and requests patients settle accounts. Dance with the Original Georgians at Chronicle Hall Friday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge-Amsden
Garden
Sixth Streets
New York
DeKalb
Gertrude Eddinger
Raymond Cooke
Milligan Case Heard in DeKalb Circuit Court
On June 11 1928 Judge Irwin heard the case of Samuel A Milligan former DeKalb justice arraigned on a confidence game charge The 65 year old pleaded guilty through his attorney A G Kennedy a probation petition was filed and referred to Probation Officer J E Matteson for review The indictment stems from Kashir a DeKalb man who paid 200 cash and 20 per month toward a house Milligan allegedly misappropriated rents and claimed ownership until a later discovery The fate of probation and restitution remains to be decided as Milligan resigned as justice of the peace and remains in county jail custody
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Irwin
Samuel A. Milligan
Milligan
Kennedy
J. E. Matteson
Paul Kashir
DeKalb
Kashir
Hattlestad
Radcliffe, Towa
Millgian
DeKalb County
William Leutbecker improving after emergency operation
William Leutbecker, taken ill Sunday, underwent an emergency stomach operation. At City Hospital Ward Glidden hospital reports he is improving as well as can be expected and his release is likely soon. Though still very sick, his condition is not considered critical and many friends are relieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leutbecker
City Hospital
Glidden Hospital
William Leutbecker
Michigan Graduation Class of 1100 to Hear Nichols
Walter Nichols a former 1st National Bank employee and noted local figure graduates from the University of Michigan. Graduation services are held today for a large class of about 1100, with Nichols receiving his degree in literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
U. of Michigan
Walter Nichols
1St National Bank
University of Michigan
Nichols
June Meeting of Kalb County Board at Sycamore Courthouse
Kalb county board met in June at the Sycamore courthouse at 2:00 pm with Chairman Alvin Warren presiding. Members present listed. minutes from April 12 read and approved. J. H. Jarboe appointed assistant supervisor and added to the board. Jarboe also assigned to infirmary and thistle committees. Judge Pond explained tax levies and hiring town auditors. court noted recent supreme court decisions. A resolution allocated 54,959.76 dollars from the state for a state aid road on Route No. 3 near Syramore. highway committee to survey, bid, contract, and manage the project with county funds and approved bills.
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Board of Supervisors
Kalb County
Court House
Sycamore
Alvin Warren
Bartlett
Branch
Conrad
Dettmer
Dore
Hemenwas Heyward
Horen
McKenzie
Pooler
Robertson
Snerd
Stewart
Still
Slorey
Townsend
White
Wright
Warren
J. H. Jurbos
DeKally Township
J.J. Kings
Sil
Jarboe
Jarboew
County Infirmary
Thistle
Kingsley
Judge Pond
Oo Syramore
Committee On Highways of the Board
County Superintendent of Highways
Lee
Pidder
Missing Aurora Attorney Lincoln Found in Chicago Hotel
Warren J. Lincoln, a local attorney and relative of Abraham Lincoln, disappeared from his Aurora home for weeks. William Orr located him in the Grace Hotel in Chicago after Lincoln allegedly related a kidnapping tale and revealed more than 200 morphine capsules. Lincoln had written to a New York brother asking for $35 to return home, which was sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Aurora
William Orr
Grace
Chicago
Orr
New York
Sheriff Orr
Hampshire to play Here in 1 11 Contest
Hampshire will face Here in a tough Sunday showdown at Pershing Park after a narrow loss to Sycamore last week. Gorton and Vose form the battery with Gorton signed up for the game as Death delivered a strong performance against Sycamore prompting plans to bring top northern teams to the region.
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Hampshire
Wasves
Sycamore
Pershing Park
Gorton and
Vose
Battery
Gorton
Herbert Carlson Vacation Trip Begins Weeklong Drive
Herbert Carlson of the Innova tion is spending the week vacationing with Mrs Carlson. They yesterday drove to Chicago and will visit nearby places during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Carlson
Mrs. Carlson
Chicago
Reece on Probation
In DeKalb County circuit court on June 11 1923 Albert Reece 33 pleaded guilty to burning to defraud and was sentenced to Joliet State Penitentiary for one to ten years George Reece 17 also pleaded guilty and sought probation The case stems from a December 31 1922 fire at Albert Reece Esmond home with insurance payout of 2000 later linked to burned goods stored in a Esmond warehouse
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Ernest Reece
George Reece
Esmond
Dwight McKay
Rothbart
Meyer
Chicago
E. M. Burst
Irwin
DeKalt County
Albert Reece
Joliet
Albert Ernest Reece
J. E. Matteson
George
Eldi
DeKalb Tax Plates Shortfall Prompts Police Action
DeKalb city clerk Gil ber t Blackman says many residents still neglect vehicle tax plates despite 600 issued of 1400. He blames lax attitude and warns police will soon collect fees from those who have not paid.
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DeKalb
Gilbert Blackman
Blackman
DeKalb County Bond Proposal Details Released
A report outlines DeKalb county mileage for two proposed bond issues. The $60,000,000 plan allocates 57.4 miles, about 59 percent of total. The $100,000,000 option covers 27.2 miles, roughly 38 percent of the total. Also notes job ads and a local automobile display.
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DeKalb County
Foreigners freed by Shantung bandits, says state dept
United Press reports all foreigners captured by the Shantung bandits have been released, announced by the state department. General Cunningham, reporting from Shanghai via Consul Davis, credits American intermediary Roy Anderson and Chinese Foreign Minister Wen for the release while negotiations at Tsa Chaunt continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Cunningham
Shanghai
Cunningham
Davis
Tsa Chaunt
Roy Anderson
Wen
Court Act a Shell Halting Kansas Wage Law
Washington June 12 United Press reports the Kansas Industrial Court Act is a shell as the Supreme Court struck down wage fixing provisions. Experts say the ruling strips the court’s power over wages hours and conditions of work, forcing a revamp before any return to full function.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Kansas Industrial Court Act
Supreme Court
American Federation of Labor
Campbell
Kansas
Taft
Allen
Wolfe
Mrs Carlson at Glidden Hospital After Minor Operation
Mrs Elvin Carlson is a new patient at Glidden Hospital after a slight operation. Reported to be successful and she is recovering satisfactorily. Friends hope her recovery will be swift and she can return home soon. ELKS NOTICE DeKalb lodge invited Sycamore lodge to observe Flag Day on Thursday June 14 at Sycamore Elks Club. Services 8:00 p m with families welcome. Meet at the Club at 7:15 p m. John C Killian Seck.
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Carlson
Glidden Hospital
Elvin Carlson
Elks Notice
DeKalb Lodge
Sycamore Lodge
Sycamore Elks Club
Sycamore Ota
Lear
John C, Killian
Seck
Bankers in Big Meeting Draws 409 Members in DeKalb
More than 409 bankers from Group Three of the Illinois Bankers Association attended the DeKalb County bankers annual meeting at Kishwaukee Country Club. The event featured a welcome address by George A. Fox and remarks by Omar H. Wright, with committees formed and officers nominated. A noon dinner followed, and afternoon sessions heard talks on protective dividends, bank safety, and associational observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Bankers Association
DeKalb County
Kishwaukee Country Club
Guess
Barth City
T This City
George A. Fox
Sycamore National Bank
Omar H. Wright
Second National Bank of
Belvidere
Martha Society
First Lutheran Church
Thousand Island
Charles P. Ireland
M. A. Graetlinger
Wirt Wright
James R. Howard
Ireland
Washburn ,Bank
Washburn
Illinois Bankers ‘Association
Spo
Graettinger
Ilinois Tankers Association
National Stock Yards National Bank
Nationl Stock Yards
Wright
Henry Hyde Tops Chicago Market With Steers
Henry Hyde of Rollo topped the Chicago cattle market for the second time in three weeks by selling heavy Herefords at $11.15 per hundredweight on a load averaging about 1507 pounds per head. His prior top was $10.35, with other shipments competing against choice Herefords and other breeds. The last top load was bought for fancy hotel and private trade, and stood as the only load on June 7 at the same price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hyde
Rollo
Chicago
Sarazen misses British Open qualification
United Press reports from Troon Scotland that Gene Sarazen, American Open champion, failed to qualify for the British Open which begins Thursday. In Washington Harding plans to urge Congress to adjust Volstead Act to resolve liquor aboard foreign ships disputes from the Supreme Court ruling. In Chicago three armed bandits wearing masks held up a couple and a man outside their home, escaping with cash and jewels.
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United Press
Troon
Scotland
Gene Sarazen
Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
Supreme Court
Chicago
David Palmitski
John C. Conaty
Palmitski
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Warrot Best
England
Ted
London
Lanof
Illinois
Mayo Brothers’ Clinic
Rochester
S. L. Anderson
Chronicle Hall
Milligan Case
Albany
N.Y
Smith
Arrow
National Democratic Party
Ransom H. Gillett
Wets
Ite B. Sammis
Reece
Nehring Electrical Works
Fifth
Lincoln Highway
Bulletin
Shantung
The
State Department
Springfield
Illinois House of Representatives
T. J. O'Grady
House
al Smith
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