Sixty Four to Be Built in St Charles Illinois
Local boosters press for immediate action on route No 64 from St Charles west of Sycamore. McCarthy and Warren arrange interview with Governor Snell and Col Be Miller to secure funding and paving this year. Petitions in St Charles Sycamore and towns between reach about 3100 signatures. officials meet at Hotel Baker with chamber representatives to push the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Ciow
Len
St. Uhurins
Sycamore
Kaloo
St. Clediles
Scamore
Th A. Mccarthy
Elgin
Alvin T. Warren
Kalb
Kighney
Sycamort
Meturthy
McCarthy
Snvll
Col
Cornelius BeMiller
Public Works
Ame Hasilier
Kankakee
Mayer Y Reebik
John Anist
J. Baker
Wini
Cranivert of Commerce
St Charles
Sycinmore
Warren
I My Hurst
W. M. MeAllister
Presi*dent
Chamber of Commerce
Baker
Sycamore Chamber of Commerce
C. U
Sycamore Auto Crash East of De Kalb Involving Two Cars
A morning crash seven miles east of the city damaged two vehicles, a Johnson Stutz from Sycamore and a Packard driven by Sara Gabriel of Chicago. Both cars sustained significant front-end damage but no injuries were reported. drivers remained unharmed and both cars were towed to garages.
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Johnson
Sara Gabriel
Chicago
Chiessa
Sycamore
Wan
Packard
Vity
Arewden
Hearing Tuesday on New Paving and Sewer in Dodge Addition
Public hearings before the city board will be held Tuesday evening at city hall council chambers. The first hearing covers paving New Teath Street from Privy Street to sewer limits, with all property owners urged to attend. A second hearing concerns installation of a sewer system in the Dodge addition at the same time and location.
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Cee Tienders
Board of Beat Miy Enyy Ments
Teath Street
Privy Street
Dodge Addition
Crts Council
Relative of DeKalb Folks Has Lockjaw
Mr and Mrs Leslie Marston of DeKalb received word Saturday their nephew Donald Waddelow son of Mr and Mrs Walter Waddelow of Mt Morris is in a Rockford hospital seriously ill with lockjaw. No further information has reached DeKalb relatives about how he became ill though his condition is serious. Mrs Waddelow is Dorothy Marston and many relatives hope for his recovery.
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Leslie Marston
Donald Waddelow
Walter Waddelow
Mt. Morris
Rockford
DeKalb
Carl Bartell Burned and Hospitalized After Blaze
Reports detail Carl Bartell severely burned in a fire that damaged his arm and one side of his body. He was taken to the War Testsin hospital, where doctors plan to treat his injuries and monitor recovery.
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Med
Bartels
France Wins Key Point In World War Treaty Debate
Amid notes from Washington and Paris, France and Great Britain push to alter the pact to deny benefits to any signatory that wages war to advance national interests. Kellogg warns the preamble risks eroding the treaty, while observers debate its impact on ratification and the definition of aggression.
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Washinster
Vanessas
United States
Onde
France
Great Britain
Kellogg
Arsacresns
Senate
Tho
Hue
Chinen
Amelia Earhart plans return flight from Europe
Amelia Earhart and her associates discuss a plan to fly a small aircraft home from Europe. Wilmer Stultz and Louis Gordon, pilots of Earhart’s plane, Kelendshin, travel toward Paris for a dinner of the French Aeronautical Association. They hope to meet the Prince of Wales and Queen Mary, with Lady Astor seeking to arrange the meeting.
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Amelia Trerharrt
Heath
Lanfen
Lewith
Wilmer Stuttz
Lewis Conde
Rariart
Train crash injures several near Durand Kansas
A Missouri Pacific train derailed on a bridge near Durand causing three cars to plunge into a creek about 19 feet below. Railroad officials cited a broken rail as the cause and several people were injured.
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Tola
Kans
Berean
Missouri Pacific
Durand
Convention Ready to Go and Set for Democratic Nominee
Houston Texas June 25 The Democratic convention opened amid high activity with preparations for selecting the party standard bearer. George R Van Namek Smith gear urged the governor to address the convention while delegates debated the vice presidential choice and platform on Prohibition. Moody Texas led southern dry advocates drafting a new plank linked to the 11th Amendment and seeking guidance from 1924 candidate John W Day as rounds of strategy unfold ahead of the convention ballots.
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Vlonston
Vex
Denetta
Monmilly
Cdune
Delamitters
Ghd
Clunesses
Arleesa
Tiesiiy
Pune
Temporry Chaveman
Claude G. Bowers
Tobinson
Atkanshh
Cenit Tees
Priday
Dine
Chitide
G. Bowers
Merris
Bowers
Houston
Tex
U.R
George Ro van Namec
Smith Luerager
Sivittle
Senia- Lior
Texas
Alfeel B. Smith
New York
Fry
Fioltine
Phe
Henk Tors
Mary Bweeksom Stronges
New York Sfelossaton
Reed
Heed
Missouri
Jose Shafeninll
Henior
FC F Gum
Smith
Coyhian Moody
Tle
John W. Day
Secoll
National open call King pairs with Sarazen at Kansas City course
Brief note reports King pairing with Gene Sarazen at Fakewood Golf Club in Kansas City. Mentions Varrell and Denes in Chi town context and a 36 hole format with 45 cards noted, unclear details about participants or exact outcomes.
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Fakewood Golf Club
Kansas City
Medun
Parrell
Gene Sarazen
Lorne
Dt Varrell
Phiyett
Hine
S Zen
Johny Barrell
Suraven
Mail theft big puzzle in transatlantic mail robbery
A U S liner Leviathan delivered mail in Southampton and New York. Authorities blamed the voyage and noted 238 mail pieces rifled with 24 damaged as part of a $1,000,000 registered mail theft, raising questions over security and possible inside help.
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New York
AUP
United States
Leviithan
Southamptom
Southernpton
U.P
Lev
Tetornims
York
Treland
Man Beats Friend to Death After Finding Him With Wife
Fort St. Lewis June 25 Harrison a boiler-maker confessed to beating Mike Savage with a baseball when he found Savage in the company of Harrison’s wife. He pleaded unwritten law and was later held without bond as a coroner’s inquest continued.
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Fort St. Lewis
Harrison
Mike Savage
Savage
Stouie
Mike
Saciure
Mes
Uarrisen
Daireisen
Oman
Revase
Beiler Ferry
Wien
Hibertson
Palmer Girl Struck By Automobile In Maple Park Area
Isurdele Palmer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Palmer, was struck by a car driven by Walter Porcetin of Maple Dark Saturday afternoon. She suffered facial bruising and a knee injury but was reported to be recovering well and expected to be up soon.
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Isurdelie Palmer
M J
11. Palmer
Wather J. Porcetin
Maple Park
Meeline
Hewie
Weather forecast for Ber Winess region
Mostly cloudy tonight with a dry spell. Tuesday looks fair and slightly warmer in the western portion due to shifting conditions.
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Ber
Unkempt Tramp Delights Town With Piano Playing
A bearded wanderer named W L Roberts arrived in town Friday night and entertained patrons at the Innovation restaurant piano for nearly two hours. He travels by hitch rides, claims to be a lifelong musician, and says he plays by memory though can read music.
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Innovation Resturant
Chamber of Conaner
Kennedy
Roberts
W. L. Roberts
Tam
South Kent
Ind
Nee Dent
Stey Don
San Antonio
Texas
Indiana
Trader Horn
Mr. Roberts
Minsie
Widow gets an ovation at Houston convention
Mrs Woodrow Wilson, called the first lady of her generation, received an enthusiastic ovation at a Houston convention. She urged harmony and expressed hope that about 26 000 listeners would hear her plea. Reports linked her to Governor Alfred E. Smith’s candidacy, suggesting her influence with women delegates if she chose to engage.
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Houston
Texas
Woodrow Wilson
Seein
Coud Politekins
Wilson
Alfred J. Smith
New York
Wrecking of Livery Barn Nears Completion
Wrecking of the Coneidine and Roche livery barn will finish soon with only a stall wall standing this morning. Work began about two weeks ago and the front portion is already down. Lumber removal continues as the Deivald Company prepares the site for a new theater.
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Coneidine and Roche
Th Deivald Company
Inquest Held Today Over Chicago Woman's Death
John Donnelly of this city is in Chicago today for an inquest into the death of Mrs. Josephine Claire a 70 year old Chicago resident who died Friday from injuries received about a week earlier when struck by Donnelly's truck. Details could not be secured. The woman ran under the truck’s rear wheels as she moved toward a street car.
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John Donnelly
Chicago
Josephine Claire
Stewart Indicted for Perjury in Teapot Dome Probe
Stewart of Standard Oil of Indiana, chairman of its board, indicted in Washington on three counts for perjury before the Senate Teapot Dome committee. He previously faced a contempt acquittal, charged here with denying knowledge of Liberty Bond profits and receiving a bond share. Indictment outlines the sworn testimony and related senate resolutions guiding the case.
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Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indiana Board of Directors
Senate
Stewart
Continental Trading Company
District of Columbia Grand Jury
United States
Leo A. Rover
Continental Company
Minor Mishaps Reported Over Sunday in C Minor
Weekend police notices recount several automobile mishaps. Wauconda resident reportedly collided with Francis McCabe on the highway between Third and Fourth streets with no injuries. Cort resident Nest Kupperschmidt struck J H Kough at Fourth street and the highway. minor damage and no injuries. George A Miller of Rochelle, eastbound on Lincoln Highway, collided with a car owned by Repass of Colorado. slight damage to both vehicles.
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Ity
On of
Wauconda
Francis McCabe
Third
Fourth Street
Nest Kupperschmidt
Cort
Anet
J. H. Kough
George A. Miller
Rochelle
Lincoln Highway
Mr. Repass
Colorado
North Third Street
Nobile Rescued From Arctic Camp In Nacht Of Ice
London June 25 U P The Arctic freed Gen Umberto Nobile and twenty two men from the Italia crew and rescuers after a crash and a perilously prolonged standoff. Lieutenant Lundborg's Fokker plane carried Nobile to safety but was damaged on landing and unable to continue. Amundsen's Farman objective remains abandoned as new search plans form with Russians and Norwegian authorities.
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London
U.P
Arctic
Lieut
Lundborg
Umberto Nobile
Nobile
Natale Cecioni
Italia
Farman
Tromsoe
Norway
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Oslo
Spitzbergen
Maligin
Lita
Annites Siip
Rome
Northeastland
Ludberg
Natalie Cecioni
Tundborg
Cecioni
Behounek
F. Behounek
Trioani
Felice Trioani
Viglieri
Alferdo Viglieri
Biagi
Guiseppi Biagi
Virgo Bay
United Press
North East Land
Nobile Camp
General Nobile
Citta di Milano
Copenhagen
Foyn Island
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Carl Bartell
Amelia
Dune
Hind Yard
Sem Op
Southampton
Palmer
NEA
Gretin
Halla
Kings Bay
M. Vartains
M. van Depan
Hobby
Lirnt
Laetzen Holm
Riiser-Larsen
Norweg
Riiser-Jensen
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