Hearing Set on DeKalb Sanitary District Boundaries
County Judge William J. Uond sets July 12 at 10 o’clock for a hearing on the proposed DeKalb Sanitary District boundaries. Judges Mond Fulton and Newhall will sit as commissioners to draw the lines. a special election date will follow, set at least 20 days after the hearing. The district covers DeKalb city and nearby rural sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Uond
Tiribis
Dekalb Sanitry
Mond
Euit Court
William Fulton
John KK
Newhall
Bane
Lear Oly
Pood
DeKalb Chapter
Wallon League
Sany
Ab Ustrict
Sisners
Serry
Izaak Watton League
Henry Arentie
Sycamore
Judy Nd
Pond
Circuit Juds
de Kalb
Cary
Rites Held for Manchurian Leader Chang Tso Lin
Chang Tso Lin a powerful Manchurian warlord and former north China ruler died from injuries after a bombing near Mukden. Funeral services were announced to last several days as reports spread of his death and plans for annexation by Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
China
Hans Tso Lin
North Chins
Masci
Peking
Besin
Chang Tso
Tokio
Chang Tso Lin
Manchur
Smuotci
Manchuria
Cenral
Meiing
Tionalists
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Pekin Chang Tao Tin
Ensa
Ch Tsa Lin
Chang
Two Die In Repeated Crossing Tragedies In State
Report details two fatalities at a railroad crossing in the state. The crash set a car and wreckage ablaze, and the victims were found beyond the site. It marks the third fatal crossing accident within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanker
East Joliet
Aml
Elsi
Rai
Little Boy Left Waiting for Father in DeKalb Restaurant
Arthur Kent, 12, waited on a Lincoln Highway restaurant stool between Sixth and Seventh streets for his father who had gone out to find work. Owner Philip Palmer kept the boy under protection as searches and police followed leads. Arthur cannot recall his mother or their travels, save a New York City stint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Seventh
Arthir Kent
Thesday
Protectins Enidanre
Pillip Talmer
Palmer
Arthur
DeKalb
New York City
Palmmer
Ant
Wis Sen
Mutiny Strikes Australian Liner Jervis Bay Off Colombo
British navy escort sails from Trincomalee to Colombo to protect the Australian liner Jervis Bay after a mutiny aboard the liner. The ship with 600 passengers and 120 crew is due in Colombo Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jervis Tey
Radio
Jervis Bay
Columbo
Calambe
Ceylon
Enterprise
Liew Whitfield
Trincomalee
Skivel
Colombo
Radine
Whitfield
Amundsen Search Dramatizes Arctic Rescue Efforts
Reports detail multiple nations racing to aid missing explorer Roald Amundsen. Norwegian, Italian, and Swedish forces mobilize planes, ships, and icebreakers toward Kings Bay and Arctic routes. Rescue plans include Nobile and crew, with Maddalena supplying provisions.
North Western Orders 250 New Stock Cars
North Western railway company has placed an order for 250 new stock cars with the Pullman company. It is probable the rolling stock will soon be in operation on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western Railway Company
Pullman ’ Company
Golden Rule Sale End Date Noted for Advertisers
Advertisers are asked to note the next Golden Rule Sale ends on Wednesday June 27 and the special edition appears Monday June 25. Copy must be in by Friday noon June 22 as no late submissions will be accepted.
Waterman Library Affected by State Road Condemnation Plan
State highway officials move to condemn property hosting Waterman public library to clear a cement road by connecting Shabbona Hinckley and Waterman. The library may relocate with possible cost sharing. bids for paving due next month with awards expected in July. Moving contractors have shown interest and several sites are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watermn
State Highway Department
Pablo Henry
Somanke
Winckley
Waterman
Shabines
John Woods
Edgar Mipple
Eien
Egineer Lamb
Spainsfield
Elsin
Ginb
Hipple
Riad
Shabbona
Hinckley Quoush Waterman
Farington
Metacks
Watermin
Hinckley
Shabbean
Mother Is Found Dead In Caledonia Home
Mrs Murphy identifies the deceased as Mrs O Donnell a Canadian born woman who lived in Caledonia Texas with husband Lurick O Donnell. The body was found in a sitting posture by her daughter after a telephone call went unanswered. A coroner and jury were summoned and the death was reported around noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Detrick
O'Donnell
Denis
Perrin
Irnat
Canada
Onty
Caledonia
Texas
Caleafonte
Lurick O'Donnell
Rinckford
Kert
de- Kalk
Dannell
North Western Railway
Coweay
Route 64 paving plans edge toward Chicago and St Charles
The Chicago Tribune reports on road work for Route 64 linking Chicago, St Charles, and Sycamore. George N. Lamb says the segment between Chicago and St Charles is slated to begin once the state highway program funds are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Charles
St. Charles
Avi
Chieseo
Chieneoa Tribune
Cook County
Campenine
Seiter
Cook
Ichtheoush St Charles
Syismore
Chitaso
Seth
Elmhurst
George N. Lamb
Northern Winds
Chicago
St Charing
Charles
Sycamore
State Birdway Hoye
Lanthe
Bank Robber in County Jail on Charge of Robbery
Malmer and Pana bank heists tied to a Talwer State bank robbery in Christian county. Suspect J Clyde Miller names Frank Seuters as a bandit linked to the December 18 1925 robbery and a January 1826 incident as the other participant awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taterville
Trible
Frank Seuters
Weel Prankfort
Wes Hell
Christian County
Charses
Talwer State Bank
Malmer
Leon Durdy
Pana
J. Clyde Miller
Souer
Thompson guilty of conspiracy to defraud Chicago
A seven year litigation ending with a ruling that defendants must restore 2.73 million to the city treasury for fees paid to real estate experts on a mismanaged beautification project during Mayor Thompson’s era. The Tribune had sued as a taxpayer, alleging fees served private gain and the mayor’s campaign fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhinssen
Dune AU
Tyeerat
Hugo Friend
Meynr
William Hale
Thompson
Chicago
St. Thespian
Dante
the Tribune
Governor Smith Opinions Stir Open Prohibition Debate
Slater Tieusten Texas dispatch reports Norman Mack, a New York national committeeman tied to Gov. Alfred J. Smith, saying Smith opposes prohibition yet favors personal liberty. Mack insists his remarks reflect his views not the governor’s official stance, while Mrs. Emily Newell says Smith is as dry as Hoover, awaiting an official statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieusten
Texas
Slater
Norman Mack
New K National Comitteeman
Alfred J. Smith
Nee
Mack
Smith
Board of Strategy
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
New York
Canada
Gov. Smith
Emily Newell
Dem: National Committee
The
United Press
Hoovers
Hoover
Bishop Hoban to Speak in City Tonight at St Marys
The Rt Rev Edward Francis Mohan bishop of the Rockford diocese will visit St Marys parochial school this evening for graduation exercises. He will award diplomas and deliver the address. Attendance is expected to be large as this is Bishop Hobans first city visit since his ordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Edward Francis Mohan
Rockford
Hoban
the Chronicle
Hotan
DuKalb
President Declines Mercy for Three Convicted Slayers
President Coolidge refused to grant clemency for Nicholas Lee Eagles Semeel Moreno and John Proctor, convicted in September 1926 of killing Patrolman Leo W. K. Busch of the Washington police. The trio faces execution by electric chair tomorrow in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wisdine
Coolidge
Uae
Nicholas Lee Eagles
Semeel Moreno
John Proctor
Leo W. K. Busch
Washington
Seelie
State Tour of Planes Heads Southward Enroute
The 20 airplanes in the first air tour moved from Monmouth to Peoria then toward Galesburg. In Peoria they paused an hour for speeches as fog over the state lifted to reveal a clear sky for the fleet’s continued flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Monmouth
Galesburg
Timvis Weather Update Mostly Cloudy With Storm Risk
Timvis forecast shows mostly cloudy skies with potential thunderstorms in the north this afternoon or tonight and across the south tonight into Friday. Temperatures trend cooler in the far north portion.
Hoover’s Speech Faces Mixed Reception in Campaign Tour
A garbled dispatch notes Herbert Hoover campaigning in Wisconsin on May 22. Reportedly he speaks to a crowd while opponents press claims of economic difficulty and proctor Hilaw credentials are questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Republic
Petition seeks injunction halting bond issue by Eilien Community Mid School District
A suit filed in Geneva Circuit Court seeks to restrain the district from warrants or bonds totaling 93 000 for a new high school. Hearing set before Judge John K Nowhal next Tuesday. Plaintiffs claim misstatements on payroll and question majority votes. They seek delay until July 1 to limit bonding power to about 46 000. Names named include Leslie Meredith H H Downie William Toe Albert Anderson and school board members F S Sharp T A Kendall HE Hughes W A Beith A Sorensen. Counsel for the district is Mary Hempstead with Darnell and Olmstead opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilien Community Mid School
Hich
Circuit Court
Geneva
John K.nowhal
Poole Trine
Alhoush Eltsha
Woods
Leslie Meredith
Downie
William Toe
Albert Anderson
Dean Reeves
Glackberry
F.S. Sharp
T. A. Kendall
HE. Hughes
W. A. Beith
A. Sorensen
Marry Hempstead
St. Charles
Secool
One Day to Clear Debris Warned by City Chief
Chief of Police Morace Youngs of De Kalb issued a 24 hour notice to a local man known for dumping rubbish on the southwest side. The chief will inspect tomorrow and arrest the offender if cleanup is not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morace Youngs
De-Kalb
Eut
Lindbergh Declines to Sail With Rail Delegation
Col Charles A Lindbergh will not sail for Europe with a St Louis Chamber of Commerce delegation amid reports he would travel as technical director for Trans Continental Transport Inc. Pennyslvania Railroad said he would go abroad but rail officials later admitted he was not a member of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
New York
ARX
Charles A. Lindberch
Europe
Work Named Chairman of Republican National Committee
Secretary of Interior Hubert Work of Pueblo Colorado today was named chairman of the new Republican National Committee. He will direct the Hoover Curtis campaign and succeeds Wilbur M. Gutier of Massachusetts. James Franklin Burke was named national treasurer and A T Hert, Daniel E. Pomeroy named office chairmen. Franklin Fort of New Jersey is to be secretary. Hoover arrived at the Willard hotel for the meeting and officers were chosen for the campaign staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hubert Work
Pueblo
Colo
New Republican National Committee
Work
Hoover- Curis
Wilvere M. Gutier
Massachusetts
J. R. Nuttsident
Sreeland Uniien Company
Hinanebil Institution
Janes Franklin Burke
Republican Committee
Ralph E. William
Oregon
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Daniel FE. Pomeroy
New Jersey
Franklin Fort
de Work
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Will Hays
Albert Fall
Greeley
Pueble
Colorado State Medical Society
American Medical Society
Herbert Iiver
Commerce
Kansas City
Willard Hotel
Eleet
Eemes W. Good
George E. Mn. Hoover
Good
Chicago
Work Loover
Senator Curtis
Nehring Electric Works prepares for major expansion in DeKalb
Preparatory work has begun on the Nehring Electric Works site between Ninth and Tenth streets north of Locust in DeKalb. No formal plans have been announced but excavation on the southwest corner suggests a large building project and potential citywide expansion. The plant long a key industry, praised as a Godsend, is expected to add significant industrial development once plans are revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehring
Ninth
Locust
DeKalb
Paul Nehring
Iun
Electrical
Raish
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hinew Mather
Tao
Arthur Bewime
Palmer Witer
Indian Ocean
Amundsen
Valerta
Nelels
Tabeer
Joeatted
Simunitien
Nosfortarme
Nedbile
Meier
Malian
Locatini
Amuzz
Maddalena Willy
Rostland
Jor Penge
Tromsee
Amonidsen
Tramsan
Norway
Momdiyma Peenet Eenpiene
Croallbaiad
Dieterviiten
Kings Bay
Amariaen
Ikwuk
Doo Fyel
Tromeno
Hint
Uwlits
Mom Malmeten
Lee
Ranney
Eiter
North Cape
MM. Tilser-Tetreen
Norweshin
Nay
Vrance
Paris
Tuk
Monee
Leyrues
Quentin Roosevelt
Osiny
Streebourg
Cherhourmr
Kinks Bay
Gergen
Taeman
Anundsen
Churcot
Vourquois Tas
Cherbourg
Strasbourg
Geo
Umberto Noble
Tata
Krassin
Foyn Island
Natale Cecioni
Nobale
Maddalena
Sagine
Aces
Nobile
Citta di Milano
Puiser-Larsen
Lurtzow Holm
North Western
Golden Rule
DeKalb Daily Chronicle
Patrick O'Donnell
Murphy Home
Gig Bill
Higher
Bishop Hoban
Elburn High
Nehring Electrical Works
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!