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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1929

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Edison tests draw eleven hopefuls to state college

Eleven young men from northern Illinois counties gathered at the State Teachers College for the second Edison test. Dr M C Hayes led the exam with questions from a governor approved educator panel. Seven sectional winners will meet in Springfield next Friday for the final test and the chance to go to Thomas Edison’s New Jersey labs for a fourth test and full tuition paid by Edison.

Illinois State Teachers College Edison M. C. Hayes State Teachers College Facult Louis L. Emmerson Springfield Thomas A. “N’s Laboratories Orange Edison Laboratories Mr. Edison Franklin Graf Somonauk DeKalb County John Bolcum J. Charles Kane County Charlex Bergen Marshall County Henry Conrad Mt. Morris Ogie County George F. Townsend Princeton Streets County Charles Bray Lanark Carroll County Bertrand Miller Kewanee Henry County John Woodward Ottawa la Balle Robert Girnut Dixon Lee County Gerald T. Hudson Maine Rock Island Clark A. Rhymer Morrison Whiteside Ir. Hayes Francis Blair

De Kalb High School Class Reunion Dined and Honored

About 300 alumni attended the De Kalb Township High School reunion held at the school. Covell Terwilliger of the class of 1900 won the silver roving cup for the highest alumni return rate, marking the second straight year. Willard Wirtz welcomed the Class of 1928 and urged continued ties with the school and the alumni association.

Olf de Kalb’ ‘Ownship High School Ual Covell Terwilliger Mtative

Weather Outlook for Illinois and Great Lakes May June 1929

Weather notes from Washington dated June 15 forecast increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions for Illinois with likely thunderstorms in the west and north Sunday. Southeast portions stay partly cloudy with continued warmth, while the Great Lakes region expect above normal temperatures early week, with possible showers or thunderstorms later.

Illinois Washington U.P Great Lakes Mississipepi Missouri Cepstral Great Plains

Three Planes Open Service For The Coast

Three skyliners completed the first air rail trip across the continent arriving in Chicago at 10 25 a m daylight time from Cleveland where 25 passengers were taken aboard from a New York train Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant United States attorney general who recently resigned to take a post with the Universal Aircraft Corporation was on the passenger list en route to Los Angeles her former home

Chicago Cleveland New York Mabel Walker Willebrandt United States Attorney General Universal Aircraft Corporation Los Angeles Garden City Kas San Diego Cal

Bamby Newman Injured Catching Ball In School Game

Allen Bamby Newman a State Teachers College graduate and local athlete was hit by a foul ball during a St Charles versus Bunge of Elgin game. The impact struck near his Adam's apple as he looked up to follow the ball and he retired from the game after the inning.

Allen Bamby" Newman State Teachers’ College Newman St. Charles Elgin

Dawes Sees King Today in Windsor Ceremony

Former U S vice president Charles G Dawes formally became Britain’s ambassador at Windsor Castle at 11 20 am after presenting credentials to King George V. Dawes, with Arthur Henderson and others, arrived by train from London and will meet Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald in Scotland this evening. The king praised his charming manner as Dawes described the audience as a landmark in Anglo American relations.

Windsor England U.P Charles G Dawes United States Great Britain King George Windsor Castle Dawes Arthur Henderson Mrs. Dawes Ray Atherton J. B. Merek Foreign Office New York Forres Scotland Ramsey MacDonald George United Press Henderson John Hanbury-Williams Marshall Diplomatic Corps F. D. Monck

Yellow Bird Hindered by Engine Trouble in Spain

The French trans Atlantic monoplane Yellow Bird remains grounded in Comillas Spain awaiting a motor starter apparatus from Madrid. Pilot Jean Assolant and crew Rene LeFevre Armeno Lotti Jr and stowaway Arthur Schreiber wait for a self starter and propeller shoe to begin the Paris leg after their Atlantic crossing.

Comillas Spain U.R Paris Atlantic Madrid Jean Assolant LeBourget Jean Assolart Rene LeFevre Armeno Lotti Assolant Assulant Cassaux Bordeaux Armeno Lotti, Jr Arthur Schreiber Jana Santander U.P Old Orchard United Press Santander

Stowaway Flies Atlantic With Yellow Bird Crew

An American youth, Arthur Schreiber of Portland, Me., stowed away on the monoplane Yellow Bird as it landed in OMILLAS Spain after a 30 hour flight from Old Orchard. The crew, Jean Assolant, Rene Le Fevre, and Armeno Lotti, planned to refuel and head to Paris. Schreiber hoped to emulate Lindbergh, insisting the journey would bring him glory. Assolant blamed the stowaway for fuel miscalculations, but Schreiber pressed on with his perilous plan.

Omillas Spain U.P Arthur Schreiber Portland Jean Assolant Rene LeFevre Armeno Lotti Yellow Bird Paris Schreiber France Old Orchard Assolant The Limdbergh Lindbergh

Pythians Meet Here In DeKalb District Gathering

Delegations from Joliet Rockford Freeport Belvidere and other towns attended the DeKalb Knights of Pything district meeting with about 200 present Chicago Pythian team joined in a parade drill by the Dokey and Zouave units The event included a banquet a welcome address by Mayor Lindstrom and an Honor Jewel presentation to Duane Grimes for recruiting fourteen members in 30 days.

Chicago Pythian DeKalb Knights of Pything Joliet Rockford Freeport Belvidere Fock Island Aurora Elgin Batavia Geneva LaSalle Sandwich Sterling Chicago Pythian de- Kalb Pythian Pythians DeKalb American Legion District Lodge American Steel Welfare Building J. B. Lindstrom Methodist Church Pythian Sisters Duane Grimes H. W. Prentice Grand Lodge

Elliott May Resign His Place At Boy's School

Rumors in state circles say Otto C. Elliott, managing officer of the St. Charles school for boys, plans to resign soon. Elliott has led the institution after succeeding William J. Butler of Springfield, Til.

Elliott Boy’s School Springfield Til Otto.c. Elliott St. Charles School For Boys William J. Butler

Plan to survey Illinois river and canal to aid river traffic

Secretary of War Good announced a survey of the Illinois river from Utica to the Illinois and Mississippi canal to gauge traffic and terminal facilities. Major General Jadwin said the waterways should be ready for state barges by February 15, 1931. General Ashburn will inspect the Hennepin canal next month for navigation feasibility.

Uncle Sam Washington Ilinois Utica Illinois and Mississippi Secretary of War Good War Department Edgar Jadwin Good T. Ashburn Inland Waterways Corporation Enire Hennepin Canal

Business Men of Falls Seek Aid of Hoover

Falls Minn June 15 a civic group pleads with President Hoover after a mass meeting condemning the killing of Henry Virkula by Border Patrolman Mamett J White. The group seeks protection from alleged customs abuses while State's Attorney Hurlburt files second degree murder charge against White.

International Falls Minn Hoover Henry Virkula Mamett. J. White White House White David Hurlburt

Condition of James Henning Serious After Operation

James Henning an art employee of the Chicago and North Western railroad from South Fourth Street is seriously ill at St Marys Hospital. He recently underwent a major operation, which was initially successful, but he developed pneumonia and remains in serious condition causing concern among his friends.

James Henning J. B. Henning South Fourth Street Chicago & North Western Railroad St. Mary's Hospital Hemming Henning

Pulmotor Crew Seem To Be Winning Fight

Firefighters exhausted after 48 hours battled to save 16 month old Raymond Di Chiara from bronchial pneumonia. Dr John Pishotta expressed hope for recovery as oxygen tanks surpassed forty in use during the life saving effort.

Chicago Raymond di Chiara John Pishotta

Army Planes to Airport for DeKalb Dedication

Field Manager Paul Eakle announced that Army and Navy air units will send planes for the DeKalb County airport dedication on June 21 to 23. Up to three pursuit planes from each service and three Army observation planes are expected, with additional Navy Curtis T-5 land planes and Illinois 33rd Division two seater observers. Ships will be flown under officer supervision for exhibition flying at the port.

Paul Eakle DeKalb County Army Navy Ai Port Ninth Naval District Illinois Sixth Corps Eable Selfridge Field Detroit

Rochelle Gas Station Held Up By Gunmen

Two gunmen robbed the Wales Casper garage in Rochelle around 3:00 AM forcing the night attendant Foulke to sit bound and gagged. They looted eighteen dollars after rifling the cash register and fled in an old Ford coupe. Foulke freed himself within fifteen minutes and reported the crime to Rochelle police. DeKalb police received word at 3:30 AM.

Rochelle Foulke DeKalb

Make Workmen Load Tires On Robber Truck

Chicago dispatch reports three bandits robbed the Diamond T Motor Car Co of $3000 worth of tires and a $1500 truck. They pointed guns at the janitor the watchman and two employees and ordered them to load the company truck with tires. After loading the truck the robbers fled warning no outcry for fifteen minutes.

Chicago U.P Diamond T. Motor Car Co

Solons Consider Short Summer Recess and Farm Bill Flow

Washington June 15 President Hoover plans to sign the farm bill at noon today A scheme aims for a six week summer recess beginning Wednesday Senators and representatives face a potential three day adjournments if tariff votes stall House and Senate work on pay raises plan to set a fall tariff vote If the plan fails both chambers may adjourn every third day without a quorum amid ongoing tariff debate Curtis signed the bill after the Senate adjourned for the weekend Curtis said he believed the records...

Washington U.pr Hoover House Senate Curtis Longworth Agriculture Hyde

Finnish Boy Scouts Plan Special Troop Meeting

A special meeting of Troop Two of the Lee Scouts is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 oclock at the Finnish Lutheran Church.

The Lee Finnish Lutheran Church

Shelton Jailed in New War on Hijackers

In southern Illinois, Carl Shelton, once a top Birger faction leader, was ordered held in Franklin County jail after failing to post bond on a $45,000 bond. He faces interstate auto theft charges for a $24,000 hijacking of a shoe truck from Charleston to St. Louis and may face questions about unsolved gang crimes.

ST. Louis Ill Carl Shelton Franklin County Charleston Shelton Charley Birger Liamson Illinois Kinkaid Freddie Wooten Benton Art Newman Birger Marion Arile O. Boswell Oren Coleman Newman Lory Price

Hoover Signs 500 Million Farm Relief Bill

Washington June 15 President Hoover signed a 500 million dollar administration farm relief bill. The ceremony featured Kleig lights and movie cameras with the senate and house conferees present. The law creates a nine member federal farm board to rehabilitate American agriculture and authorizes a 500 thousand dollar revolving fund to boost co operative marketing and balance production with consumption. The measure omits export bounties and subsidies and the board will be established in about ten days with presidential appointment and senate confirmation.

Washington U.P Hoover Hollywood Senate House Curtis Longworth Watson McNary Senate Agricultural Committee Haugen House Agriculture Committee Federal Farm Board Congress White House Presto Hoover

Columbus professor arrested in murder of Miss Hix

Dr. James H. Snook a veteran pistol shot and Ohio State veterinary professor, was arrested at his home in Columbus for questioning in the brutal slaying of Miss Theora Hix, a University of Ohio medical student. The case centers on a blue coupe and a man with spectacles.

Columbus James H. Snook Ohio State University Theora Hix Dr. Snook Antwerp Columbus Revolver Club Miss Hix United Press

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