May secure convention in DeKalb for Illinois pharmacists
Clemens Kirchner reports from LaSalle that DeKalb may host the 46th annual Illinois Pharmacists Association convention with 400 delegates. An executive committee will plan in Chicago, eyeing DeKalb or Decatur, aided by local merchants to guarantee accommodations, leveraging DeKalb’s Lincoln Highway access. The group condemns vague pharmacy laws and backs a dedicated all pharmacy building site in Chicago.
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Clemens Kirchner
LaSalle
Ilinois Phamaceutical Association
DeKalb
Chicago
Decatur
Lincoln Highway
Kirchner
Jamie” Haren
J. Stanley Brown
State College
Horen
Rotary Club
Crowley
New York
Kaskaskia
Haren
Samuel C. Henry
National Association of Retail Dengeists
Washington
All Pharmacy
Mlinois Association
Chicap
Mestry
Starved Wreck
Funeral This Afternoon for Aged Resident Charles Molander
Friends and relatives gather at Hilma Holmgren’s home on Sycamore Road for his funeral. Services were at two o'clock with burial in Fairview cemetery. Molander moved from the county long ago and was a respected citizen. He was a brother of Mrs. C. A. Anderson and Mrs. Hilma Holmgren, both of this city.
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Charles Molander
Hilma Holmgren
Sycamore Road
Fairview Cemetery
Mollander
C. A. Anderson
Airplane at Baumgartner Farm Sustains Heavy Damage
A plane dove through a fence at the Baumgartner farm near the state college causing about $60 in damage. Earl Traumbauer and Tony Strom, the diver, reported the cost and that the aircraft had flown previously. A field worker shoved a fence post through the rudder, and cattle damaged wing silk, requiring extended repairs.
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Baumgartner
State College
Earl Traumbauer
Tony Strom
Packers Must Open Books to Uncle Samuel
United Press reports in Chicago that Big Five packers must surrender company records to the department of agriculture. Federal Judge Adam C. Cliffe dismissed a petition by Wilson & Co. Cudahy & Co. and Swift & Co. seeking a permanent injunction to block inspection during an antimonopoly inquiry. Attorneys said they would appeal to the supreme court.
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United Press
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Adam C. Cliffe
Federal District Court
Wilson & Co
Cudahy & Co
Swift & Co
Supreme Court
Presidential nominee Pointer visits De Kalb on campaign stop
Hon. Robert R. Pointer of Dearborn Michigan, a National Peoples Progressive party candidate, visited De Kalb on business and met Phillip Eichhorn. Pointer backs a platform opposing the Federal Reserve, seeks veterans’ bonuses, equal rights, waterway development, and other reforms with Roy M. Harrop as running mate.
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DeKalb
Marine Band
White House
Robert R. Pointer
Dearborn
Mich
National Peoples Progressive Party
Mlinois
Phillip Eichhorn
Pointer
Federal Reserve System
Philippines
Roy M. Harrop
Omaha
Neb
La Fox Boy Killed by Fast Train on Northwestern Line
Winfred Scott, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Scott of La Fox, died Thursday afternoon when struck by a fast train on the Northwestern railroad. He and four other boys had been swimming west of Geneva and were walking home on the tracks. As a passing freight train neared, hobos flagged to warn him, but he did not move. The whistle of the fast train was not heard by Scott, while his companions stepped aside, thinking he was with them.
Fisherman Expected to Return Sunday
Fishermen from DeKalb who enjoyed the sport at Lac Du Flambeau Wisconsin are expected to arrive in DeKalb sometime tomorrow after an 18 day stay. Judge W L Pond, Henry Lannon, William Bristow and T J Adams were the members of the party.
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DeKalb
Lac du Flambeau
Wis
W. L. Pond
Henry Lannon
William Bristow
T. J. Adams
Faust plans bold lecture and four day walk challenge
DeKalb police hunt for Charles Faust linked to a call for a public lecture to reform drivers and a proposed four day walk race with a $500 prize. Faust promises lofty aims but authorities keep watch, fearing his possible disruptive influence and the need to locate him.
Speeding motorists threaten sanitarium patients on DeKalb road
DeKalb and Sycamore drivers are warned to slow on the road past the DeKalb County Sanitarium after numerous complaints from patients. Quiet zone signals exist to curb noise that unsettles tubercular patients, especially at night. Police are urged to enforce limits to protect patients and public health. In other news, William Ellsworth, longtime DeKalb resident born in 1840 in Petersburg Canada, died after a prolonged illness at the Garden Hospital. He leaves three children, two grandchildren, and a sister. services are planned Sunday at his daughter’s home and burial at Forest Home Cemetery.
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DeKalb
Sycamore
Sycamore-DeKalb
DeKalb County Sanitarium
Yesternoon
William John Ellsworth
Petersburg
Canada
Illinois
Meayfield Township
Chicago
Minnie Flusch
Mildred Ramer
Ralph Ellsworth
North Sixth Street
Forest Home Cemetery
Saints Resume Services After Denominational Convention
The Latter Day Saint church will resume regular services Sunday after most members and leaders attended a denomination convention. A public auction this afternoon and evening offers the remaining stock of new home furnishings for sale. HENAUGHANS 175
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Saints
Dane Returns Home After Aurora Treatments
Ike Dane, who has undergone several weeks of treatments at Aurora, has returned to his De Kalb home with his daughter Mrs. George Fagan. He is reported to feel much better and will receive further care in Aurora.
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Ke Dane
Aurora
Ike Dane
de Kalb Jast
Dane
George Fagan
Andrew Peterson House Update After Quincy Attack
From Barth City where Andrew Peterson proprietor of Barth City grocery is reported improved after a Quincy attack. He will remain at home for several days as doctors monitor his condition.
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Andrew Peterson
Ith
Quincy
Barth City
Mr.Peterson
Democratic Party Pledges League of Nations Peace Plan
New York June 28 The Democratic platform calls for outlawing war systems and promoting world peace through organized international cooperation. It cites 54 nations cooperating and a world court of justice as part of a supreme effort to organize disputes peacefully. The party blames the current administration for lacking foreign policy and aims to place America on the right side of global peace.
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United Press
New York
N. Y
League of Nations
Democratic Party
United States
America
World Court of Justice
Waldorf Hotel
Newton Baker
Union Service Sunday Night at Methodist Church
Sunday evening summer schedule lists union services at the Methodist church with Rev. E. G. Winstedt in charge. Principal speaker will be Miss Edla Anderson, Minnesota educator and future missionary to China, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Anderson. Services start at 7 30 with music by the Swedish Mission church male quartet.
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Methodist Church
North Seventh — Street
State Teachers College
University of Illinois
University of Minnesota
Miss Anderson
Ching
Woman's Missionary Board
The
Swedish Mission Church
DeKalb Farmer Highlights County Actions and Tuberculosis Fight
The June issue of the DeKalb County Farmer covers the supervisors decision to hire a county veterinarian and the ongoing battle against cattle tuberculosis. It also includes data on disease control, seed corn yields, and weed management, with practical articles on Canada Thistles and improved farming methods.
Guarding Chickens Prompts Night Watch in Rural Area
George Love stayed on guard through the night to protect his chickens after he spotted a car near his home. Nearby farmers along Annie Glidden road have also kept vigilant following recent robberies as thieves loom.
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George Love
Mr. Love
Oscar Wall
Love Home
Annie Glidden Road
Augustana Male Quartet Performs at DeKalb Theater
Last night the Augustana Male Quartet headlined a DeKalb theater program drawing many locals. The show began at eight with a mix of new and old songs appealing to music lovers, accompanied by Earl Dolph on piano and Ralph Ostrom on cornet. Former DeKalb resident Martin Johnston joined the quartet on its Illinois summer tour.
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DeKalb Theater
Augustana
Earl Dolph
Ralph Ostrom
Martin Johnston
Illinois
Charles Faust Is Caught and Placed In Jail
Charles Faust, described as a religious fanatic, was arrested last evening near Maple Park by DeKalb police. He lived in a freight car shanty and had been known to police across several Northwestern railroad cities. He was ordered out of Kane County and is expected to face a county court hearing Monday morning.
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Charles Faust
Maple Park
DeKalb
Northwestern Railroad
LaFox
Faust
Northwestern
Kane County
Waltonians Invite DeKalb Izaak Walton League Picnic
Lea Munger reports invitation from the Dixon Waltonians for DeKalb to join an all day picnic near Dixon on July 18. The Dixon event mirrors last Sunday's Kingston park gathering. The DeKalb league has not organized this year though a recent meeting energized members. Another meeting may follow to plan league activities.
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Lea Munger
Izaak Walton League
Dixon Waltonians
DeKalb Group
Dixon
Kingston Park
DeKalb Izaak Walton League
Memorial Service Planned for Rev. George H. Wilson
Tomorrow at 10 45 A M Congregational church will hold a memorial service for the late Rev. George H. Wilson who died here recently. Judge H W McEwen and R W Gammon of Chicago will lead the service with friends paying tribute. Rev Gammon may be unable to attend.
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Wilson
George H. Wilson
Congregational Church
H. W. McEwen
R W Gammon
Chicago
Gammon
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State Pharmaceutical Ass'n
Payne
H. M. Payne
First
Charles H. Drude
North Congregational Church Choir
Springfield
Mass
Springfield Auditorium
Alfred Josephson
Theodore’ Kvarmstrom
G Holmstrom
A. Holmstrom
J. Lanidin
Samuel
Real
MR. Mephisto
Wic
Brooklyn Bridge
Woolworth
Lemaing
Jiable
Pioneer
Glidden Hospital
Glicden Hospital
Wiliam Ellsworth
Henaughans
Rangoon
Ragoon
Indiana
Stewart MacLaren
Rebekahs
F. Hall
Baptist Church
Myrtle Jackman
Noble
Avalon
League
Plank
Madison Square Garden
Ku Klux Today
Cedure
Homer Cummings
Walsh
Norocess
John Stratton Phi
H Wa
Miss Dennis
Concord
Square Garden
Ed. Mi
Moore
Crance
McAdoo
Waltonians
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