St Martys Commencement Celebrates Fine Class Graduates
The St Martys school held its commencement last night with an operetta Boy Blue and scenes including The Dreamland Sea and Ireland's Terror. Certificates and diplomas were awarded by Father Gahagen to students from fourth through eighth grades, listing names like Clara Lae Miriam George and Nicholas Homontz among many others.
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St. Marty's
Clara Lae
Miriam George
Jennie
Lilly Stefani
Mary Homoniz
Amanda Blazavich
Palmer Button
Joseph Georgeo McCarville
Francis Farley
Rtmn
Concidine
Julius Cortopas
William Roche
Frank Smith
anWerett Redmond
Roy Mc
John Gent
Charles Powers
Dette Murphy
Gustavo Cortopassi
Lester Bemis
Francesse
Thomas Howland
Franc Stavon
Adele Montuvon
Anetasia Vonderheide
Helen McCaly
Ruth Brock
Helen Powiss
Wini Coyne
Mary Boland
Amelia
Ella Homontz
Miriam Monvon
Mary Horan
Mary Bartkas
Chari Bartkas
Nicholas Hamontz
Amita Vonder
Heide
Edna Kelly
Clara Huperiy
Martin Concidine
Jennie Dern
Leo McCarville
Irene Me
Hazel Brock
Rose Horan
Anna Husert
Helen McCortmic
Wielert
Jo Darin
Josephine Powers
Jeanette Wielert
Lesser Donnelly
Garace Ysivih
Ith &Cis Conlin
Thoms
Mullen
Rosell
Robert McCormick
Gus Vanderheide
Grace Marshall
Clara Skelly
Nicholas Homontz
Austin Michael
Russel Masterson
Frank Hupertz
William Marshall
Harry Diederich
Charles Barthus Wesley Concidine
Bernard Roland Hickey
Bernard ‘ MeNish Mary ] Barthus
If Frances Montagon
Het Fen
Adele Monty Anasias
He Onderheide
Hetow Me Cabe
Nebraskan Named Solicitor by Wilson in Two Departments
President Wilson appoints Freed K. Nelson of Nebraska as solicitor for the State Department and Rowland B. Mahany of New York as solicitor for the Department of Labor. The moves announced in Washington cap a broader personnel reshuffle.
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United Pressy
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Freed K. Neilson
Nebraska
State Department
Rowland B. Mahany
New York
Department of Labor
Last Showings For The Virgin of You At Princess Playhouse
The big photo DJ attraction The Virgin of You returns tonight at Princess Playhouse with last showings at 7 30 and 9 15. If you missed yesterday you still have one final chance to hear the special music and enjoy the photoplay entertainment.
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Princess Playhouse
This Playhouse
Freight Train Delays Local Crossing Cause Public Outcry
Citizens complain as a freight train blocks a local crossing for nearly thirty minutes. Police were notified after conductors faced verbal abuse from the engineer, who may face trouble for the incident.
Local Mail Plane Suspended After Frequent Flights
Residents note the mail airplane that flew twice daily between the city and Omaha has not appeared for several weeks. Officials indicate the mail service has been suspended for a short period but have not provided a reason for the change.
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Omaha
Uncle Sam
Blue Lodge Plans Third Degree Conferment Wednesday Evening
The Masonic Blue Lodge will confer the third degree on two candidates at a Wednesday meeting scheduled for 7 49 p m. The event is expected to draw a large attendance of out of town members and is described as a smoker followed by refreshments.
McAdoo Name Put Forward Amid Delayed Decisions
Dr Burris Jenkins announced that William G McAdoo would be named at the Democratic national convention in San Francisco despite the former secretary's wish. Jenkins cited a Texas committeeman Thomas E Love who claimed Alabama delegates favored presenting McAdoo. Love said he carried support from 18 of 24 Alabama delegates and promised a formal offer if Jenkins did not act.
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United Press
Kansas City
William G. McAdoo
San Francisco
Burris Jenkins
Jenkins
McAdoo
Thomas D. Love
Texas
Pueblo
Colo
Alabama
Love
Retary
Lover
New York
N. Y
Thomas E. Love
Tary
the Treasury
St. Louis
Burvis Jenkins
William G McAdoo
Illinois Bankers Meet in Galesburg Convention
The 12th annual Illinois Bankers Association convention opened in Galesburg with about 600 banks represented. President LeRoy A. Goddard of Chicago criticized profiteers and bolshevism, urged aid for agriculture, and reports from departments were shared as the meeting continues. Roy Judd enjoys a ten day vacation starting Saturday. The Judds toured Sycamore and planned visits to Forreston. Prof Levi Hubbard’s rebuilt North Fourth Street home nears occupancy. Mrs. Helen Stevens Brownell of Hay Springs Nebraska plans a July visit with Mr and Mrs Edward Stevens.
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United Press
Galesburg
Ilinois Bankers Association
LeRoy A. Goddard
Chicago
Roy Judd
Post Office
Levi Hubbard
North Fourth Street
Helen Stevens-Brownell
Hay Springs
Nebr
Edward Stevens
Allied Premier Conference Talks Indemnity and Disarmament
The allied supreme council met at Boulogne to decide on indemnity for Germany and disarmament terms, with plans for Paris talks and a Spa conference with German reps. It also discussed trade with the Soviet Union, ambassador appointments, and Greek forces in Asia Minor amid the Dardanelles situation.
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Trontforne
Germany
Allied Press
Paris
Supreme Council Bul
Brussels
France
Gregory Krassin
London
Russia
Berlin
Portugal
Greece
Czechoslovaka
Houmenia
Juge Slavin
Haly
Sforza
Italy
Boulogne
Allied Supreme Council
Millerand
Lloyd George
Moscow
Europe
Venizelos
Asia Minor
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Dardanelles
England
Constantinople
Near East
Ens
Ismid
Bowlogene
Chicago Negro Leader Arrested After Abyssinian Parade Riot
Oscar Mc Gavich, 25, named as ring leader of the Abyssinian Back to Africa protest in Chicago on Sunday, is under arrest on murder charges. The riot, which ended with the death of two white men, followed an argument over alleged desecration of the American flag. Police reported the arrest by word from Grover Redding.
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United Press
Chicago
Oscar McGavich
Africa
Initsburgh
Grover Redding
Rose
Joseph He
Labour Shortage Hurts County Road Work This Year
Commissioner of Highways Russell says bad roads across the county are being worked on but progress is limited by a shortage of labor and materials. He notes the labor shortage is a bigger hurdle than material supply, reducing this year’s output versus last year.
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Russell
Wanted Laborers Coal Shovelers Apply At Once
Help wanted notice seeking laborers with emphasis on coal shovelers. Apply immediately at the DeKalb Syca location for immediate employment opportunities and work readiness.
Night Accident in Local Yard Near North Western
An accident occurred in the local yard of the North Western railroad last night when a coal car and engine were detached for coal and water. At about 3 am the engine backed into a coal car on the side track, injuring fireman Harry Penrod who was rushed to a city hospital with no broken bones. the engineer was bruised but continued the trip.
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North Western Railroad
Harry Penrod
Boy Scouts to Hold Meeting This Evening
The Boy Scouts plan a meeting tonight in Annies neutral area at 1 o clock. They will conduct drill work and examination and aim to finalize plans for a fundraiser. The group seeks a suitable low rent meeting place as it adjusts to vacation periods and intensifies activity.
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BOY Scouts
Annies Neutra
Turkish treaty must stand, conference agrees
Paris June 22 Attacks by Premier Millerand and foreign minister Storza fail to derail the Turkish treaty. Turks to report to the allies on schedule. Conference also settles that Germany must reduce its army to 60440 men by July 10.
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United Press
Paris
Millerand
Tratian
Storza
Boulgne
Germanny
Railroad crisis sent to President by interior secretary
Washington June 22 The railroad star situation has been placed before President Wilson through Joh Payne secretary of the interior Payne who was designated to act as director general of railroads after Walker E Hines resignation had a meeting with railroad brotherhood officials and sent a letter detailing conference resolutions to the President and the White House.
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United Press
Washington D. C
Railroad Star
Wilson
Joh Payne
California land ban on Japanese ownership sparks protest
Japanese ambassador Kijuro Shidehara lodges informal protest with the U S State Department over California legislation that would bar Japanese from land ownership or leases, arguing sweeping restrictions threaten rights and could trigger diplomatic repercussions. A formal Japanese protest may follow.
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Unit Fo
Washington, D. C
Jenan
State Department
California
Kijuro Shidehara
Japan
Earthquake Damage Reported in Southern California
United Press dispatch from Los Angeles notes a strong quake last night shook several areas. Islewood and Inglewood suffered structural damage, with windows broken and buildings split revealing cracks in city hall. California Edison facilities lost power as wires failed.
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United Press
Los Anzel Cal
Inslewood
Local Office Shifts During Vacation Period
During a vacation period several staff changes occur at the local office. Herhert Hampson assumes duties from Pred Titeerford as messenger on the Spring Valley bravel. Miss Louise Mc Gitvey replaces Bernice Bates as cashier while the regular cashier is away.
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Herhert Hampson
Pred Titeerford
Ceat
Spring Valley Bravel
Louise McGitvey
Bernice Bates
Building rush for new firm foundation advance
The foundation is laid and superstructure will start soon for a new firm built by Dean Ian Harold. They skipped a full basement excavation to speed progress and expect completion by the end of next month.
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Dean Ian Harold
Kaisers' sons travel to Doorn to meet ex-Kaiser
Frederick Wilhelm, former German crown prince, travels to Doorn to visit the ex-Kaiser. Prince Joachim has already arrived. both will spend several days with their father at Castle Doorn in Holland.
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Jose
Amsterdam
Holland
Frederick Wilhelm
Doorn
Handels-bind
Prince Joachim
Kaiser
New German Cabinet Prepared for Start of Rule
Berlin reports the personnel of the new German cabinet have been decided after conferences among all parties. The announcement says the new government would shortly take office and begin its duties.
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Berlin
Rural Counties Lose In Population Figures Ties
Washington reports population shifts with River Po pest showing 43558 and an increase of 1902 or 77.4 percent. Jo Daviess county records 5197 with a decrease of 740 or 3.2 percent. Subuyler County lists 19285 down 1567 or 10.6 percent.
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Bee Ter
Washington
D. C
Jo Daviess TL
Subuyler County
Police Watch for Quartette of Auto Robbers
Davenport Iowa chief reports four soldiers in a Ford touring car headed this way. If apprehended they will be sent to Captain Mann at Camp Grant. Authorities suspect the same quartet involved in a prior incident.
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Davenport
Iowa
Mann
Camp Grant
Hiland Horses Set to Race in Iowa Opener
The Hiland Stable launches its season at Oska Loosen, Iowa, Friday afternoon with top entries including Joreson Bay and Bob Garret. Bob Garret may miss the meet due to illness, while Oregon Bay is also listed among the starters and owner Mr. Hiland expresses strong confidence.
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Oskaloosen
Towa
Wil Hiland
Joreson Bay
Bob Garret
Rob Garret
Oregon Bay
School Men Gg to Jail After Court Contempt Ruling
Chicago officials tied to a school board power struggle were sentenced to short jail terms and fines for contempt of court. The cases centered on a court order ratifying Charles Chadsey as superintendent of Chicago schools amid a long-running political clash between rival boards.
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Chicago Board
Colted Trees
Chicago
Seve
Chicago School Board
Charles BE. Chardsey
Schon Tead
Sue
Neaders
William Fale Thompson
Chadsey
Thompson Board
Thompsonites
Petler Fay Mortenson
Federated Women's Clubs elect officers at Des Moines meeting
Delegates from DeKalb join Miss Georgia A. Bacon and Mrs Thornes G. Winter as candidates for federation president at the biennial convention in Des Moines Iowa The nominating committee also named candidates for vice presidents secretary and treasurer Plans include resolutions favoring food conservation American music forestry river regulation social hygiene and maternity protections amid ongoing sessions
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DeKalb Woman's Club
Federated Women's Clubs
Des Moines
Java
Isa C. Page
3. N. Rowan
Georgia A. Bacon
Massachusetts
Thornes G. Winter
Minneapolis
Jor Federation of Women's Clubs
William Armin Jennings
Florida
Gene Reiley
North Carolina
Linleberry J. Haley
Alabama
J. R. Schermerhorn
Robert L. Hutchinson
Huntington
W. Na
Tretenrer
Henjamin Clark
Red Oak
HM. A. Guild
Ariz
Tlenry M. Ess
Iowa
J. W. Maizek Tatlotling
Tomorro Worming
S Welock
Newlands River
Falls
Yellowstone National Park
Roadwork Standstill Halts Eastern Road Bridge Repairs
The De Kal area east road work stalls again with material on site but no progress. Drivers report danger crossing the partially completed bridge as tourists risk tipping over while passing. Local concern grows that no one seems to care if the road stays closed.
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de Kal
No Work Reported at Old Cereal Plant
The old cereal factory on 8 more road shows no activity since its purchase by John Fern of Plainsfield who promised to restart production. Workers were seen cleaning it weeks ago but nothing further has occurred. The weather outlook for Illinois tonight and Wednesday notes little temperature change.
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John Fern
Plainsfield
Vengeance of Durand at Star Playhouse Tonight
Alice Joyce returns to the Star Playhouse in Vitagraph’s special production The Vengeance of Durand adapted from Rex Beach’s story. The show opens with Mrs Randolph Chester added, costing 25 dollars by July 1st. Film advance orders available and performances promised to be appealing.
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Star Playhouse
Vitagraph
Durand
Rex
Beach
Randolph Chester
Blade
Skea
Lights Go Out As Steam Pressure Drops At Local Plan
Yesterday afternoon lights and street cars failed for about thirty minutes as steam pressure fell too low. Once pressure rose, power was restored and activity resumed.
Building Nears Opening for Mitchell and Bresnahan
The Westlake structure prepared for Mitchell and Bresnahan is nearly finished with only water and gas wiring pending. Once those utilities are installed the battery shop will move in, occupying a larger area than their former location as business has expanded.
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Westlake
Mitchell and
Bresnahan
Militia Occupy Streets in Waterbury After Riots
Waterbury Conn June 22 three companies of state guardsmen were in charge as riots between strikers and police left the city quiet today. The guard units arrived late yesterday and took control of the streets to restore order.
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Waterbury
Conn
Riots in Londonderry Elevate Irish Conflict to Martial Law
June 22 Londonderry and Dublin report heavy rioting as Sinn Fein fighters shoot three and wound one. Troops patrol streets with armoured cars as 2000 troops await arrival and a potential rail strike looms. An ambush near Limerick sees railway workers refuse to move a train with policemen, two soldiers taken prisoner.
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United Press
Londonderry
Ireland
Currash
Clough Jordan
Limerick
Sinn
Militia Company M Holds Drill in New Ballou Quarters
Company M will hold its regular drill tonight in the Ballou building's new quarters. It will be the first drill there after the prior meeting required cleaning and equipment straightening. All gear has its place and the men have been busy organizing the equipment.
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Company M
Ballou
Nimrods Prepare for Hunting Season and Licenses issued
Nimrods ready for next season as July first approaches. Only squirrel season opens initially drawing many hunters. City clerk has received a fresh supply of hunting licenses and a few hunters have already obtained theirs.
Outlaw Railroad Strikes Ripple Across the West
News briefs report widespread railroad walkouts on June 22 with Southern Pacific in Houston sending 250 workers off duty and broader actions in Wilmington Delaware Philadelphia and New Haven amid mixed support. Strike leaders claim mass involvement while officials seek arbitration and federal action.
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Houston
Texas
West
Southern Pacific Railroad
Wilminton
Dela
Philadelphia
Sproul
Railroad Brotherhood
Wilson
Federal Board
Syracuse
N. Y
Dewitt
New York Central
Belle Isle
Lackawanna
New Haven
Conn
New Haven Road
Cortland Farmer Henry W Smith Noted In Chicago Post
The Chicago Post featured Cortland resident H W Smith a longtime DeKalb County farmer feeder and shipper. Born in Ontario Canada Smith moved about 25 years ago and earned wide respect for honest dealings upheld by his assessor service and successful cattle and sheep trading last fall.
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Chicago Post
Cortland
H. W. Smith
DeKalb County
Illinois
Ontario
Canada
Henry
Chicaco
Shriners Open 46th Annual Session in Portland
In Portland Oregon the 46th annual session of the Order of the Mystic Shrine opened with a parade led by Portland mayor George L. Baker and an address of welcome by Governor Ben W Olcott. Imperial Potentate W Free land Kendrick presided as Imperial Divan and representatives met at the city auditorium for a three day program expected to draw about 90 000 visitors with bands performances and Umatilla Indian dances during the event.
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Portland
Ore
United Press
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Noble George L. Baker
W. Freeland Kendrick
Philadelphia
City
Oregon
Noble Ben W. Olcott
Elgin Elks to Initiate 100 Candidates at Sycamore Lodge
The Elgin lodge of Elks will supervise the initiation of 100 candidates into the Sycamore lodge this Thursday. DeKalb Elks plan to attend as part of their annual automobile run to Twin Lakes, one of the year's biggest events.
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Sycamore Elks
Elgin Lodge of Elks
Sycamore Lodge of Elks
DeKalb Elks
Elgin Courier
Twin Lakes
Elgin Elks
Sycamore
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