Chronicle Opens Permanent Office in Sycamore
The Chronicle opens a permanent office above Rogers & Smith dry goods at State and Maple in Sycamore to serve county readers. J. E. Mute will supervise carrier delivery and news filing, with a nine four telephone line for after hours notices and bulletins posted at the entrance.
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Supervisors in Session at Sycamore Now
DeKalb County Board of Supervisors, who met last Monday after the June session, planned to reconvene this week. The board will consider several matters, including a sheriff firearms purchase funded by a grand jury resolution postponed to September due to fund shortages. Finance committee members expect a heavy load reviewing numerous bills for payment.
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Many Drunks Arrested After Sunday Incident
Police report seven drunks confined after a Sunday incident as cider businesses faced closure orders from Chief Horace Youngs. The arrestees appeared in police court this forenoon, paid fines and costs, and were released once funds were available.
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Petit Jury Notified of Postponement in De Kalb County
Members of the De Kalb county petit jury ordered to report today were told work was postponed. Circuit clerk’s office says the jury need not report until a week from today, following the late Adams Cliffe case notes.
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Auto Crashes are Numerous Over Sabbath
Weekend traffic in Springfield and nearby areas handed out multiple injuries and a fatality. A man named Robert Tlanm, Sr. of Sturttown died when struck by a vehicle. six others were injured in separate crashes including a bus collision and a car smashing into a curb and telephone pole.
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Flood Devastates Oklahoma and Kansas Towns with Heavy Losses
Severe floods and a tornado path devastate Blair Hedrick and surrounding counties in Oklahoma and Kansas. Deaths reach four with about 25 seriously injured and thousands homeless. Property losses run into millions as levees break along the St. Pease river and riversine damage hits wheat crops and rural areas. Volunteers mobilize under river control orders to aid flood and storm survivors.
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Fire devastates Price Home amid kidnapping murder case
Marion VA mission reports a house fire destroying the Price home linked to the Patrobnan and Mory I'rine kidnapping and murders. State's Attorney Art Boswell notes ten gang members indicted, with trial planned next month though delays possible missing Ritter Simmons and Blue who remain fugitives.
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Women’s death shocks Staples community
Mrs. Hliram Trebby of Staples Minnesota died early this morning after a period of illness. Her husband Jet Trebby, manager of the Northern Utilities Company, learned of her passing while en route from Dekalb to Staples. Funeral arrangements were not announced. Mrs. Trebby, aged about 40, leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Barrett of Staples and sisters Mrs. Lueitle King and Mrs. Kathyn Time, with many friends among the local residents. In a separate notice, William Charen Church, longtime Dekalb County resident, died yesterday at his son-in-law’s home in Cortland after a long illness. Funeral rites are set for Tuesday at the Episcopal church, with burial in Fairview cemetery. Other obituaries note John Clark of Chicago, a former Dekalb resident, passing away at his West Lincoln home after a lingering illness. funeral plans to be announced.
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City Council to Hold Adjourned Meeting Tuesday Night
DeKalb city council will convene an adjourned session Tuesday evening in city hall. Officials from the Chicago engineering firm under contract to complete the sewer survey will present a full report. The session invites public attendance and civic organization leaders have been invited.
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Minnesota Senate Race Frenzy Builds In Primaries
In Minnesota, Republican Theodore Christianson faces opposition from George T. Simpson and Ernest Lundeen as Marcus Nelson and other contenders vie for the party nomination. Andrew Nelson in Duluth runs unopposed on the Democratic side. The scene shifts around Minneapolis and St Paul as voters weigh key primary battles.
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Church Birthday Celebration Marks Anniversary of Long-Standing Faith
A local church held a birthday service at onunday to celebrate its anniversary with a full program of hymns and sermons. Pastor Tatitalaht led the procession and the congregation gathered for a special sermon recalling past leaders and highlighting the church’s role in the community.
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County Board Delays Meeting After Sudden Death
The County Board of Supervisors adjourned until tomorrow following the death of Judge Adams. The board planned a June session resumption at nine o'clock. Officials expected to handle many matters during the week.
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Weather Outlook Local Thunderstorms Likely This Week
Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with possible local thunder storms. Temperatures remain steady with little change.
Earhart’s Friendship lands safely after transatlantic flight
The airplane Friendship with Amelia Earhart and co pilots Stultz and Gordon landed safely in Barry Port near Bristol Channel after a 2000 mile leg from Newfoundland. Stultz said they flew blind for eight hours and mislocated land. Backers including Capt H L Guest plan onward to Southampton.
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Lovely Model on Honeymoon Takes Own Life
A 22 year old artist model known as Mrs Bluttman of New Orleans killed herself in Chicago one day after a whirlwind marriage to Max Trutiman, a Chicago merchant. Police say she left a party after an argument and a friend received a call from her stating she had taken poison. She died later in hospital.
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Manufacturer Leaves on Sunday for Trip East
Jack Rudolph of M. Rudolph and Company, manufacturers of women s wear apparel, left yesterday on a business trip east. He will spend about a week in New York City.
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Wirtz & Wirtz Furniture Store Reopens After Remodeling
The Wirtz & Wirtz furniture firm announces a Wednesday reopening described as a red letter day. Extensive changes modernize the front interior lighting and basement while preserving its long established place in DeKalb’s business life.
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Plane crash near Nashua kills two passengers
Wichita pilot George Chappie Lennox leaped from the burning aircraft near Nashua but two passengers, Miss Kathryn Tomas and Marcel Therriaut, were killed. Lennox is near death. officials opened an investigation. Lennox formerly served as test pilot for American Eagle Aircraft Corporation in Kansas City.
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Nobile Sees Searchers Over Arctic Drift
In the Arctic, Gen Umberto Nobile and five companions aboard the Italia report seeing Riiser Larsen and Holm’s search plane circling their ice camp near North East Land. Riiser-Larsen plans another attempt, while a radio message asks for immediate help as a storm grows and bears threaten the crew. A third Italian air expedition is being organized to aid the rescue.
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Butler Makes A Visit Today To President Coolidge
Cedar Island Lodge Wisconsin June 19 40 R Chairman William Butler of the Republican national committee arrived to confer with President Coolidge. He would report on the Kansas City convention accomplishments. The meeting moved from Superior due to bad weather. Coolidge was recovering from a right foot abrasion and risked strain.
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Lindbergh Receives Honorary Law Degree at Wisconsin
U P Col Charles A Lindbergh was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by the University of Wisconsin in Madison. President Glenn Frank conferred the degree and likened Lindbergh to Benjamin Franklin for his service and diplomacy.
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