Four Denied Final Papers At City Naturalization
In a city court naturalization session led by Judge Harry W McEwen and a federal examiner, four applicants were denied final papers for issues including conviction for manufacturing intoxicating liquor and not being a citizen. Twenty three others were granted citizenship after taking the oath at Huntley Park, with several more continued or dismissed for residency or draft status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. McEwen
Huntley Park
Amata Folena
Karl Meska
Abraham Gordon
Amerigo Danati
Christo Cossaros
Anton Pa Ranco
Carl Hilmar Carlson
Alfred Cederoth
Gavilo Bascetich
Kazimieras Karalis
Ferrucio Bianchi
Joel Gottfrid Dragelin
Isaac Gordon
Reuben Lundgren
Francesco Biagini
Oskar Anderson
Knutti Kivisto
Tomaso Anton Darin
Emil Prozak
Placidio Folena
Herman Wainianpaa
Paul Kosir
Muno Alarik Seppala
Carl A. Peterson
Michael Ridulph
John Asckoff
Rode Komadina
John Kovacevich
Kaarlo Henrik Kiviluoma
Gramt
Gust Emil Lahti
Guiseppi Mistretto
Carl Algar Swanson
Angelo Riduifo
Matt Johnson
Savias Mantjaris
Third
Lincoln Highway
American Steel & Wire Band
American Legion
James J. Barbour
Chicago
Senator Barbour
United States
Legion
Simms Sees Denby for Moments Today in Washington
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral William S. Simms would meet Secretary of the Navy Denby in Washington on June 24. Denby is expected to announce any action against Simms over the Admiral's controversial London speech attacking Irish sympathizers in the city.
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Ubiea
Washington, D. C
William S. Simms
Navy
Denby
Smms
London
Dublin
Ireland
de Valera
Mount Joy
Kagand
Irelo
Deverera
Silk waists on sale Saturday at Malone store
Silk waists in Georgette and tricolet fabrics go on sale Saturday for 4.90 dollars. See them in the east window at M. F. Malone, 174.
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M. F. Malone
AFL Convention Doubts Six Hour Day Plan
Denver reporters describe the AFL convention as weakly supporting a six hour day with eight hours pay. Officers were delayed as election rules moved to the next session, with Gompers clashing over campaign activity and leadership. Endorsement of the Shephard Towner bill was voted, while labor leaders urged navy yard and arsenal restrictions be eased. Springfield officials say an open shop probe has run since April, to be reported later. The Girl In The Taxi closes tonight at Princess.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Lie
John T. Lewis
Wnde
United Mine Workers of America
Gompers
William Randolph Paneshewsyat
Cco
Hearst
Mexico
Federation
Shephard Towner
Springfield
Springfield Federation of Labor
Spe
Charges Big Plot Exists to Get Divorces
United Press reports Supreme Court Justice Dike warns of efficient divorce detectives and lawyers nationwide. He urges national legal revision to let state investigators probe evidence before final decree, saying current law prevents truth tests and undermines family stability.
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United Press
New York
N. Y
United States
Supreme Court
Dike
United Press Today
Divvorce Court
Officers Named For Illinois Sunday School Today
Off icers of the Illinois Sunday School Association were elected. President Claude E Tilton of PAr m ont. First vice president H C Wells of Nokomis. Second vice president C S Pearsall of Elgin. Treasurer Dr S A Wilson of Chicago. Recording secretary C W Rohrer of West Chicago. New executive committee members named: Dan C Vernon Clay. B J Tupper Galesburg. A H Wallace Omaha. Clyde M Campbell Alton. L B Vose Macomb. J A Halberg Rock Island. J H Keanes Mersman. H H Morse Newport. W D Kimball Elgin. Mrs Myrtle Storm Lovington. Prof O R Jones Paris.
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Ualted Press
Champaign
Mlinois Sunday School Association
Claude E. Tilton
Pairm Ont
H. C. Wells
Nokomis
Pearsall
Elgin
A. Wilson
Chicago
C. W. Rohrer
West Chicago
Dan C. Vernon
Clay
B. J. Tupper
Galesburg
A. H. Wallace
Omaha
Clyde M. Campbell
Alton
L. B. Vose
Macomb
J. A. Halberg
Rock Island
J. H. Keanes
Mersman
H. H. Morse
Newport
W. D. Kimball
W. A. Hoover
Gibson City
Myrtle Storm
Lovington
O. R. Jones
Paris
Police catch men wanted in payroll robbery case
Three men identified as participants in a $70,500 payroll robbery at Granite City NL were arrested in St. Louis on Tuesday night. James Trainor Clemens Forestall and Walter OMalley, official acquaintances of the police, face charges as the case proceeds. loot remains unfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
St. Louis
James Trainor
Clemens Forestall
Walter O'Malley
Granite City
Hoagland
Rotary Picnic and Ireland Crisis Split Headlines
A large Rotary Club picnic in the city drew over 500 boys with guests, food and contests, hailed as highly successful. In Ireland, Belfast reports a troop-train derailment after Sinn Fein sabotage killing 40 British soldiers, with later notes of arrests and peace rumors circulating.
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Belfast
Ireland
Here
de Valera
Sinn Fenners
Sinn
Navy Denies Simms Reprimand Publicly For Foreign Speech
Washington bulletin reports Secretary of the Navy Denby publicly reprimanded Rear Admiral Simms for remarks attributed to him during a London luncheon with the English speaking unions. Denby cited Simms’s June 22 letter and noted the officer’s conspicuous position and prior involved incidents, denouncing the conduct as improper speech abroad.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Deney
Simms
Denby
London
Navy
Union Grafter Hunted For Shooting Attorney
Roy Shields business agent for the painters union shot Attorney W. W. O'Brien in a saloon dispute and remains at large. O'Brien was wounded as Shields, indicted in the building graft inquiry, faced the confrontation.
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Chicago
Roy “Muckle” Shields
Painters’ Union
W. W. O'Brien
Howger
O'Brien
Shields
Stields
The Girl in Chronicle Want Ads Get Results
If you missed last night see it tonight Mr and Mrs iCarter DeHaven in The Taxi Princess tonight in Chronicle want ads for results
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Mrs. iCarter DeHavan
Chronicle
Collier Named U.S. Ambassador to Chile
President Harding nominated William Collier of George Washington University as Ambassador to Chile after a fatal shooting involving Louis Camondes and Nicola J Crudden in Springfield. Witnesses dispute whether Crudden acted in self defense during a quarrel over a dishonored check. Crudden remains jailed awaiting Washington’s decision on the body’s transfer.
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Sy United Rees
Springfield
Louis Camondes
Nicholas J. Crudden
Crudden
United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
William Collier
George Washington University
Chili
Camondes
State Meet Comes Here Finnish Society Convention
The Finnish Temperance society holds its state convention this weekend with members from Joliet Chicago Waukegan and other communities. Saturday features music and addresses at Finnish hall followed by a Sunday track meet baseball game and an Annie's Woods picnic with readings poems and music. DeKalb hosts a 200 to 300 member Finnish society with plans to showcase hospitality and attract out of town visitors.
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Finnish Temperance Society
Joliet
Chicago
Waukegan
Annie's Woods
DeKalb
E. Nieminen
Walter Fors
Reading
Ross Hakala
Helmo Nieminen
Hanna Ulen
Edward Johnson
Waukegan Band
Kaile Johnson
Lauri Ulen
Julia Anderson
John Narya
Otto Makela
Leila Niemi
Maria Vainio
DeKalb Orchestra
Alli Mannisto
Alli Kivineva
American Steel &* Wire Company
Finnish Society
Herman Kandelin
Kalle Kiviluoma
Albert Hakala
Hjalmar
Anta
Kerttu Anderson
Leabder Johnson
DeKalb Society
Financiers at White House confer to lift slump
At a White House dinner President Harding hosted 21 bankers for a five hour talk on reviving the economy. They discussed collecting war loans, aiding railroads without government help, easier money for farmers, and cotton growers. Mellon Hoover and Dawes attended and heard candid banker suggestions.
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United Pressy
Washington, D. C
Harding
White House
Big State
Secretary of the Treasury
Melton
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Mellon
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Have Plan for Fighting the Mail Order Men
DeKalb this week hosts W C Oviatt and B T Selig of Joseph B Smith Publishing to arrange a Buy at Home page ad campaign in The Chronicle. They buy space and run a local dealer friendly effort against mail order houses funded by notes discounted at a local bank. The young men are not Chronicle staff but space buyers with a solid plan to aid retailers in this ongoing battle.
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W. C. Oviatt
B. T. Selig
Joseph 8. Smith Publishing Company
DeKalb
The
Chronicle
Little Babe Drowns In Genoa Water Tank
A year and a half old child escaped its mother in Genoa and fell into a horses trough water tank with about two feet of water. The mother Mrs Thomas Lewis found the child shortly after. Doctors attempted two hours of revival but the lungs were filled with water and the child died.
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Thomas Lewis
La Follette Probes Navy Discipline Policy
Senator Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin introduced a resolution seeking a congressional investigation into the navy discipline system. The measure requests a full inquiry into training orders conduct and enforcement within naval ranks. Sponsored by La Follette the resolution aims to expose any abuses and ensure proper adherence to military law.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Congressional
la Follette
Wisconsin
Foil plot in Chicago foiled for two executed killers
Two sailors were hanged in Chicago to avenge Robert L. Rose after a riot in Abyssinia believe. Grover Redding and Oscar McGavich died on the gallows as a crowd denounced the flag and rioters attempted to revive life with a planned posthumous treatment.
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Chicago
Ill
Masterein
Grover Redding
Oscar McGavick
Nick Biancha
Biancha
Robert L. Rose
Oscar McGavich
Rose
Redding S
McGavich
Abyssinia
Redding
Murder Today Reported at State Capital Still Baby May 7
The month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Perrie Still is recovering well at Michael Revce hospital in Chicago after the Strauss operation. Grandpa Edgar Still said the baby would likely be discharged in a few days as doctors and nurses report satisfactory improvement.
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State Capital
Perrie Still
Michael Revce Hospital
Chicago
Strauss
Edgar
Mayoral Accord Sets Building Wages and Profits
Mayor James B. Lewis mediates a wage and profit sharing agreement ending a building strike. Laborers accept a 6.25 cent per hour cut to 62.5 cents, while contractors reduce charges from 9 to 7.75 cents per hour, a 13.75 cent saving per eight hour day. The deal, effective July 1, aims to ease summer construction costs and benefits the community.
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James B. Lewis
Daniel
Lewis
Roy Davis
Skognd
The
Chronicle
No Criticism of Boy Scouts Clarified After Rotary Picnic
A clarification states there was no criticism of the Boy Scouts over the Rotary club picnic. It explains the Scouts have a permanent concession for selling refreshments at spars pod events and that some items were sold though Rotary events were meant to be free. The note offers best wishes to the Scouts and praises the organization.
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Boy Scouts
Rotary Club
DeKalb
Police Dogs Arrive From German Port
The liner Orbita arrived at New York Harbor with 14 German police dogs valued at $30,000. They are in charge of Roland Wilson of Peoria Illinois and Lawrence Armour, Chicago.
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My United Prize
New York
N. Y
Orbita
Hamburz
Roland Wilson
Peoria, L
Lawrence Armour
Fancy statfs 49¢ each see them in west window
M. F. Malone & Co offers fancy statfs at 49 cents each with the display in the west window, inviting customers to view the items at their 174 address location.
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M. F. Malone & Co
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