Cooking School Opens with Nut Bread and Pastry Demonstrations
The Chronicle reports the first day of the DeKalb theatre cooking school drawing many homemakers. Mrs Alma Hunt led with lessons on modern kitchen methods and nut bread while a varied program featured music and readings by local talent.
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de Kalb
Almaton
Ois
Sycamore
Miss Nichols
Luston
Mile Doane
Krome Francisco
DeKally
Delaih
FE. J. Raymond
The
Chronicle
Republicans Challenge Democrats and Tammany Hall in Kansas City
Senator Moses of New Hampshire, permanent convention chairman, challenged the Democrats and Tammany Hall to battle at the Republican national convention in Kansas City. He vowed a bloody grave for any strong Democrat opponent and pledged his party will address corruption and the farm issue with honest governance.
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Kansas City
Moses
New Hampshire
Tammany Hall
Alfred E. Smith
Brown
Jones
Robinson
Smith
Hoover
Ding
United States
New York City
Chang Tso lin reported wounded in Manchuria clash
A battle update from Washington bulletin notes Nation confirming Chang Tso Lin, the Manchurian warlord based in Mukden, was wounded when his forces exchanged fire amid a bomb attack linked to Japanese elements. The exact date of the incident is unclear in the report.
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Washington
Chang Tso- Lin
Mukden
Diocesan program to address city youth and school exercises
A fragment notes a diocese program in the city focusing on youth and school exercises. It mentions someone who will give the address of the son and relates to the first diocese event.
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Mule
Chamber of Commerce to hear US expert Delas L James
Delas L. James assistant manager of the agricultural service of the United States Chamber of Commerce will speak at the chamber’s general meeting Friday evening at The Tnnevation. The event promotes new member integration and features a program still being finalized. James, dairy industry veteran and former milk campaign organizer, brings deep farm management knowledge and ties to state extension and agricultural economics.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tnnevation
Delas L. James
Agricultural Service of the United States Chamber of Commerce
DeKalb Pebemetice
Chamber
Jevery Merchant
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Tie
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Service
National Chamber
Ocean Race Delayed Again Amid Saint Johns Efforts
Trials to launch a transatlantic flight race between Amelia Earhart and Mahel Moll faced postponements as the Columbia with Moll and pilots Leboutillier and Arsles prepared at Harbor Grace after a Ling Isl run. Earhart Wilmer Stultze and Lou Gordon failed to depart Trequissey Fay waters. two attempts collapsed, crew debated reducing weight. The Columbia last year set a record north from Long Island, beating Lindbergh by five minutes. A 1 a.m. attempt again failed to lift the ship into the air.
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St. Johns
N Anne
Mi Ametia Rhorto
Mahel Moll
Columbia
Mies Moll
Oliver
Leboutillier
Arthur Arsles
Harbor Grace
Lone
Iskuid
Miss Bell
Miss Earhart
Wilmer Stultze
Lou Gordon
Wters
Trequissey Fay
Notables to Honor Judge in Sycamore Funeral Rites
Funeral services for Adam C. Citta will be held at his DeKalb Avenue home in Sycamore with Episcopal rites led by Rev. Theodore Drane. Masonic burial at Franklin Grove cemetery follows. active pallbearers and many honorary bearers include judges, lawyers, and civic leaders from Sycamore, Genoa, Kirkland, Aurora, Elgin, and Chicago.
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Chicago
Adam CL Citta
DeKalb Avenue
Sycamore
Episcopal Ehurch
Theodore Draneh
Ehatee
Idee Samet Alschuies
Federal
Tite and
Pranklin Grove
Dire Addr Cliffe
Tinels
Masonite Order
DeKath Younty Bar Association
T, Weentice
J Matteson
DeKath
Sus Moust
Lovell J. Smith
KK. Waterman
Cunliffe —Ower
Cassius Conrad
Karl Brown
Genoa
Vo Tedeyt
Amt A
Woodward
Indwich
John MacQueen
Eorze Ault
Kirkland
Lewis Jurrell
W. 1
Fulton
Fulton, of of Sycamore
John K. Newhall
Aurora
Frank J. Shepherd
Flynn
Wond
George A. Carpenter
James H. Wilkerson
Evan Evans
Samuel Alscholer
Harry Tarkin
Prank U
Lowdon
Oregon
Garfield Charles
Morrison
Jide Edwards
Arthur Leader
Chiley Healey
Elgin
ALL
van Aelstyn
Jan Sheen
Joseph FE
Plenming
Edward Rogerson
Robert Ro Levy
Edwin Weisel
Fred E_ Sterifing
Rockford
Charles S. Deneen
Louis L. Emmerson
Springfield
Garrett O'Hare
William Robertson
DeKalbaaretur Association
M_ Burst
Cloyd EK. Brower
Jus Ponst
Bar Association of
Credentials Committee Report Seated Delegates Inresh Hall
The credentials committee report, delayed in reaching the hall, seated the temporary duties and approved by the national committees. The session near complete in settling Mississippi and Wisconsin delegation contests. Henry A. Waber of Wisconsin won a contested seat in Wisconsin, a LaFollette supporter. The committee voted to seat Florida Louisiana and Texas delegates, with final Porto Rican action deferred.
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Kansas City
Au.r
Credentials Committee
Texas
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Pemilus
Sube
Henry A. Waber
LaPollette
Reus
Muscoda
Plopida
Louisiana
Florida
Hoover
Third Ticket Rumor Circulates Among Party Chiefs
Party leaders discuss a possible third ticket to challenge Herbert Hoover with a bipartisan lineup led by Senator Nockis or Judge Kenyon. Potential vice president candidate would be Rep Huddleston, linked to La Follette’s movement, but plans hinge on public support.
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Khapsas Cary
U.P
Herbert | Hoover
Nockis
Nebraska
Kenyon
Town
Senate
Harding
Rep
Huddleston
LaFollette
Pri
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Flag Day Do’s and Don’ts for Proper U S Flag Display
A list of flag etiquette rules for June 14 usage. Do’s include displaying the flag unfurled from a staff or horizontally or vertically when proper. Don’ts warn against dipping the flag, covering it with other flags, displaying it upside down, using it as decoration, or using it in advertising.
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Howe
United States
Drift Over Icy Waters Shake Hope of Rescue
A troubled northeast expedition team endures extreme cold as two groups drift apart after a disastrous May 23 flight. Rescue ships Svalbard and Brashda bring provisions and signals of hope while Nobile and companions face frostbite and dwindling food. Hoover faces a potential nomination and contemplates resignation if chosen.
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Talia
North Tole
Amiele
Nobile
North
Svalbard
Green Harbor
Brasanda
Hobby
Ie St
Risse -Larsen
Airport committee to study city’s airfield options
A city airport committee will meet in a few days to consider securing an airport. A subcommittee visited two government airports yesterday, one at Aurora and the other at 68th Street in Chicago, gathering information for a forthcoming report.
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Aurora
Chcago
68Rd Street
Chicasgo
Farmers Protest at Republican Convention in Kansas City
Farmers marching to the Krepublican convention in Kansas City faced entry limits as Sergeant-at-Arms Joe Nixon refused admission without tickets. Edgar D. Bush, leading anti Hoover demonstrators, sought parade access and denounced Hoover with banners while organizers weighed potential impact on the convention proceedings.
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Kansas City
Joe Nixon
Beeon
Edgar D. Bush
Indiana
Nixon
Bush
Kan
URP
Krepublican Convention
Herbert Hoover
Lowden, Watson
Gurns Ladkers
Hert Hoover
Hoover
Smith
Jury Deliberates in Stewart Contempt Case
A federal jury of eight men and four women hears the Robert Wart Stewart case. The charges involve contempt of the senate for refusing to answer Teapot Dome committee questions. Judge Siddons directs the jury to decide on the factual questions of appearance oath testimony and refusal to answer about the Continental Trading company.
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Washington
U.B
Robert Wart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Senate
Justice Siddons
Siddons
Stewart
Continental Trading Company
Drink Crazed Rockford Man Does a Murder
Mrs. Josephine Decker 35 survived two back wounds after Charles Taney 51 shot her husband and killed himself. The shooting occurred at the Decker home as a 14 year old son Lee attacked Baney with a bat, police unsure of motive.
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Rockford
Josephine Decker
Lee
Charles Taney
Baney
Decker
Republican Convention Developments At A Glance
Farm marchers were denied admission to the convention hall. The platform committee deadlocked on the farm plank after an overnight meeting. The full committee works to resolve the knot as Hoover supporters face continued negotiations for the vice presidential pick. Permanent organization was selected, credentials report seats all delegates approved by the national committee. The platform sub committee notifies the convention its report will likely be delayed until tomorrow.
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United Pres
Covention Hall
Latform
Hoover
National Committee
Platform
Farm relief forces clash as Hoover fight rages at convention
Kansas City dispatch reports heated farm group opposition to Hoover at the Republican national convention. Farm leaders threaten a final showdown over the platform while seeking a vice presidential candidate acceptable to both sides. Dawes and Pershing favored. dry platform potential amid party rifts over prohibition and farm relief.
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Kansas City
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Platform Committee
Curtis
Lowden
Watson
Charles D. Hilles
New York
J. Henry Reraback
Connecticut
Dawes
General Pershing
Setexene
Gov. Smith
Building and Loan Officers Are Re-Elected
Officers of the DeKalb Building and Loan Association were re elected at the annual meeting. B C Knodle was re elected president and C E Bradt was re elected vice president. W L Pond was re appointed attorney. Directors for next year remained Knodle Bradt Smith Graffam Criswall Swanbum Iskowitz. Meeting described as routine with committee reports approved.
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DeKalb Bbuuvaing « Loan Association
B. C. Knodle
C. E. Bradt
W. L. Pond
B.C. Knodle
Clifford E. Smith
Frank Graffam
Illinois Weather Update Mostly fair cool north and west
For Illinois generally fair tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions in the west and north portions tonight and the northeast on Thursday.
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Illinois
Hoover Wins First Test at Republican National Convention
On June 13 the Republican National Convention recessed after a decisive vote defeating a minority report seeking 18 Texas district delegates for Lowden and Watson. Illinois and Indiana backed adoption, while Mrs. Willebrandt presented the credentials decisions, recounting the process from Florida onward.
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Kansas City
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Texas
Hoover
Ilinois
Indiana
Lowden and Watson
Farm aid fight splits Republican platform panel
Kansas City reports a split in the platform drafting committee over the farm relief plank with the farm bloc pressing for an equalization fee. Senator Borah sought a compromise while Hoover allies hold numeric control. Night session produced deadlock with no early agreement expected.
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U P
Borah
Joniet
Schaff
Iowa
Smith
Ilinois
Teague
California
Hoover
Senator Borah
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