Mrs Mosher Passes Away After Short Illness
Mrs Grant Mosher aged about 62 died at Glidden hospital following an acute illness and operation She was born Carrie DeForest on January 1 1864 and married Grant Mosher February 13 1883 Surviving are six children and several siblings with funeral services set for Thursday at two o clock at the church burial in Afton Cemetery in charge of Rev A. F. Webster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Mosher
Cartier School House
Glidden Hospital
Mosher
Carrie DeForest
Lansing and
Lorean DeForest
DeForest
DeKalb
Bfancy
Ben Anderson
Belle Givens
Harry Mosher
Roy Concuiine
Arthur Lothson
Eugene Mesher
D~ Ka
John Snyder
Seymour Hunt
Florida
Frank Wright
F. M. Webster
Ft Pnomae Bev
Afton
Two Killed In Rail Wreck On Southern Road
Two train men died when the engine of the north bound Southern Railway flyer from St Petersb rammed a derailer on a side track near Helenwood Tennessee and overturned early today. Passengers were uninjured. The engine and tender toppled into a ditch crushing two crewmembers. The train was moving slowly and other cars stayed on the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Helenwood
Tenn
Southern Railway
St. Petersb
Germans Riot Over Death of Their Leader
Berlin reports street clashes between Fascists and Republican factions at Potsdamer Platz over Eberts death. Rioters blamed pamphleteers and caricatures of the late government. A school board probe followed rumors of a half mast display at Friedrich Wilhelm gymnasium. Taxes due at First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Hhanner
Orison
Pots x Platz
Fo Tde
Freidrich Wilhelm
Ebert
First National Bank
Winstedt to Lead Lenten Midweek Service Tomorrow Night
Rev Winstedt of Swedish Mission church will conduct the Lent midweek service tomorrow at the American Steel welfare building. The Congregational church choir will provide music. The first Lenten service was held last Wednesday with Rev F W Webster delivering the sermon. Services continue each Wednesday through Lent.
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Winstedt
Emil G. Winstedt
Swedish Mission Church
American Steel Welfare
Congregational Church
F. W. Webster
Autos Collide At Fourth Street Intersection
Two cars, an old Elgin and a Essex, collided Sunday at the Fourth and Pike streets intersection. Both vehicles were damaged but driven away by their own power. One car left the pavement, hitting a telephone pole that splintered but did not break. Police were not able to investigate as officers arrived after the autos had left.
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Fourth Street
Elgin
Ian Essex
Fourth
Pike Streets
Ben Peck
Garages In City Packed As Winter Storage Rushes
City garages filled to capacity for winter storage with many route owners using downtown buildings for machine storage. Baked sale planned March 7 at Fitzgerald Store by St. Mary's Benevolent Assn and Linen League. Papini's Life of Christ offered at reduced price with limited editions and a noted sale at Peck's Academy and Becor's for Lent season readers.
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Fitzgerald
St. Mary’s Benevolent Ass'n and Linen League
Papini
Christ
Giovanni Papini
Man
Galilee
Peck’s Academy
Bance Wed
Becor's
Obituaries for Otto Hintzsche and Mrs Frank Zeigler
Obituaries for Otto Hintzsche of DeKalb township and Mrs. Frank Zeigler of Maple Park appear in last evening's Chronicle. Hintzsche died just before noon yesterday at age 56 11 months 28 days after a long life in the community. Zeigler died Sunday afternoon at her Maple Park home. Funeral plans note services at St John’s Lutheran Sycamore and St Mary’s Maple Park with burial in Elmwood and Maple Park cemeteries. Mrs Zeigler born March 8 1865 in LaSalle county, married April 25 1893. survived by six children and five brothers.
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Otto Hintzsche
DeKalb Township
Frank Zeizler
Maple Park
Evenine
Zeigler
Hintzsche
Saxony
Germany
Oregon
Maria Wenzel
Flagg Station
John
Herman
Ross
Louis
Anna
Clara E. Grometer
Aurora
Gottfried
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sycamore
Turiali
Elmwood Cemetery
Frank Zeigler
le Park
Mary’s Church
LaSalle County
Edward
John Meyers
Cortland
N. Y
Joseph and
August Meyers
Chicago
Lewis Meyers
Somonauk
Pioneer Showing Improvement at St Marys Hospital
Sally Johnson a longtime DeKalb railroad brakeman and early local baseball player remains in St Marys hospital with reported improvement. Born in the city to Swedish parents he has lived at the Arlington hotel for several years and was taken to the hospital last week.
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Sally
Arlington Hotel
Lake Forest Glee Club Visits Local High School
The Lake Forest College Glee Club performed a chapel hour concert at the high school yesterday noon before students and faculty. The program featured singers, a reader, and a piano soloist with varied selections. The group, noted as well trained for a small college, spent only a short time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Forest College Glee Club
Ford Coupe Recovered After Theft in Monmouth
Monmouth police recovered the Frank Masterson Ford coupe stolen from this city last Tuesday night. Three men were reportedly arrested there in connection with the theft. The engine number traced the car to Rockford owner J L Cutting, dealer license 2913, pending details. An insurance agent is in Monmouth to claim the vehicle for Masterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Frank Masterson Ford
Monmouth Police
Ford
Stoen
Chicago Police Department
Chicago
J. L. Cutting
Chestnut Street
Rockford
Cutting
Masterson
South Second Street
Leslie
James Scott
Fire at J. J. Kane Residence Sparks Fly from Chimney
Firefighters responded Saturday after sparks from the Kane home chimney sparked a blaze on Fisk Avenue in Chicago. The incident caused little damage despite the mid west cold wave moving east with freezing temperatures reported in the eastern gulf region and two below zero in Lower Michigan. Frank Graffam named deputy tax collector for DeKalb County with tax payments accepted at DeKalb Trust & Savings Bank.
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Fire Department
J. J. Kane
Fisk Avenue
United Press
Chicago
Til
Mar
Weather Bureau
Eastern
Gulf Region
West
Michigan
Frank Graffam
DeKalb County
DeKalb Trust & Savings Bank
4Th St. Bank
State rests in Stokes defamation trial in Chicago
Bulletin Chicago reports the state rested near noon in the Stokes defamation of character case and the defense plans to call W. E. D. Stokes from New York to the witness stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Volentine
Legion Bazaar Plans Take Shape After Lenten Close
The American Legion post held its regular meeting to name the bazaar venue soon after Lent. Albert Leonhard’s recruitment team lost to Stanley Sutton’s by six members. The session featured singing by Weis and entertainment from local acts. A future bout may be arranged at the next post meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Evenine
Albert Leonhard
Stanley Sutton
Young Lion
Young Perry
Post
Concidine Named Desk Sergeant On Night Shift
Concidine is transferred to the night shift desk sergeant role with Wayne Snow taking the day shift. Snow will begin day desk duties tomorrow morning after being called away on business.
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Concidine
Wayne Snow
Wesley Concidine
Officer Snow
Mr. Snow
Coneidione
Enforce
Force
Mrs Mahoney Heads to Chicago for Corset Company School
Mrs J Mahoney of 232 North Second Street leaves for Chicago to attend a Spirella Corset Company convention and instruction school. She plans to spend most of the week there as plans for 1925 are announced to sales ladies attending the event.
Foch Updates Ambassadors on German Disarmament Efforts
General Foch today addressed the Conference of Ambassadors with a summary of the progress toward disarmament in Germany. The report notes focus on inspection and enforcement measures and signals potential milestones for August.
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United Press
Paris
Franc
Foch
Conference of Ambassadors
Germany
Inquest Postponed in McClintock Death Case
Chicago officials postpone the inquest into Billy McClintock’s death to March 24. Attorney Edward Hedrick seeks time to gather evidence from Cedar Rapids and St. Paul while Chief Justice Harry Olson accuses Shepherd’s counsel of delay and accuses officials of pressing a verdict of natural causes. Shepherd’s custody of the boy is questioned as Olson asserts the case hinges on how the boy died.
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United Press
Chicago
Mar
McClimtock
Wellam
Shepherd
Edward Hedrick
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul
Minn
Harry Olson
Hedrick
Olson
Tournament Set With 16 Teams From District
The district basketball tournament will span Thursday through Saturday at the high school gym. Sixteen teams from Belvidere Dixon Elburn Shabbona and nearby towns prepare for 185 players. Schedules balance rest. opening games start Thursday morning with flights and semi finals Saturday afternoon, finals Saturday night.
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Cymnasium
Belvidere
Dixon
Elburn
Shabbona
DeKalb
DeKalb Woman Returns from Sad Mission
Mrs. Percy Petion returned from Canning South Dakota after her mother Mrs. Florence Westover fell gravely ill and died at age 71. Survived by three sons in Mason City Iowa in the Army in China and at Canning plus a daughter at home, she had been in poor health since Christmas.
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DeKalb
Percy Petion
Canning
S. D
Florence Westover
Westover
South Dakota
Mason City
United States Army
China
Malta Lad Receives Birthday Star on WGN Saturday
At Chicago station WGN during the children's hour Uncle Walt handed out birthday stars to many youngsters. Among the recipients was George Memish of Malta, one of the little boys honored with a birthday star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Walt
Chicago
WGN
Georges
George
Little George Memish
Workers in Omaha Protest as Plant Assets Go to Bid
About 550 employees of M. E. Smith & Company led a march to the bankruptcy court shouting save our jobs keep the stores open and keep 2000 children in school. Attorneys urged the court to accept a bid of 1 715 000 by Crofoot and Al Gordon over 1 725 000 from Byrne Hammer in a case valuing assets around 4 000 000.
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Une Rress
Omaha
Neb
M. E. Smith & Company
Nebraska
Cty
John A. Lomis
Dunham
L. E. Crofcot
al Gordon
Byrne ‘Hammer & Company
Elks Dinner Thursday To Be The Last Of The Season
The Elks club will hold its final dinner of the season this Thursday night with a New England menu. Dr H Franklin heads the dinner committee and a Ridge meeting will follow to hear the building committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks’ Club
H. ¥. Franklin
Rodge
Bulding
Inquest Delays on Hotaling Death Plot
The grand jury in San Francisco adjourned for a week with no actions on alleged plots to poison Mr and Mrs Frederick Hotaling heirs to E P Hotaling estate millionaire brewer. The panel acknowledged a definite plot exists but requires more evidence before charging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pywnworves
San Francisco
Calif
Maron
Grand Jury
Frederick Hotaling
E. P. Hotaling
Milionaire Brewer
Spain Reports New Earthquake Tremor
A new earthquake tremor was reported in Spain with the epicenter somewhere near an unspecified location. The brief dispatch notes the event and its detection by authorities, but details such as exact location, magnitude, and timing remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Inaugural Day Preview Amid Light Washington Crowd
Washington observers forecast rain for the inaugural. Calvin Coolidge prepared to take the oath. Officials and Marines gathered along Pennsylvania Avenue as quiet preparations continued toward the ceremony and parade tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
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Stony Mountain Memorial
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Coolidge
Eleanor Gizycka
Washington
Medill McCormick
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Ista
Illinois
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Cincinnati
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Martin B. Madden
Ilinois
Elks
Madrid
Lemans
Yoledo
D. C
Calvin Coolidge
United States
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Colten
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Colonel Coolidge
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Tindell
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