Pastoral Exposition of the Vital Topics in a 34 Year Letter
Father Solon expounds the Catholic pastoral letter issued by archbishops and bishops to clergy and laity. He covers church work, education, marriage, and industrial relations, urging justice, cooperation, and moral responsibility amid wartime changes. The article notes the need for peace between labor and capital and previews continued discussion on page four.
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St. Mary's Curch
Father Solon
American
Mother Solon
Stin- Hees
Yle
Ballimere
Americs
Cathe University At
Washington
Henry
Sean
Cain
TIRAS
Row Causes Fine for Man at Rooming House
A man named Wunyak argued with Roda Hrnyak at 1160 Market Street rooming house early this morning. Police quelled the disturbance. He was arrested for disorderly conduct, arraigned in police court, pleaded guilty, paid a $10 fine and costs, and was released.
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Rerreie Wunyak
Roda Hrnyak
Market Street
V 1
Cote
Asist
City Court Adjourned For A Week In Gilby Plank Case
City court here adjourned until next Thursday following the sealed verdict in the Gilby Plank suit. The adjournment came Tuesday, with Christina Pearson and Ole Pearson noted in the case, rescheduled for hearing on the next Thursday.
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Sear
Debaters Near End as Senate Considers Article X Clash
Washington March 5 Senator Hitchcock seeks a message to President Wilson asking Simmons to mediate with Democrat senators on a compromise regarding Article X of the treaty. A move to end debate on the Trace Treaty is expected tomorrow with a possible recommitment to the Foreign Relations Committee. Senator Lodge vows no more amendments, while Kellogg’s compromise proposal remains unacceptable to the president.
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Washington, D.C
Hitchock
Wilson
Simmons
Washington, D
Fair Relations Committee
Senate
Lodge
Kelloge
Lanter
Women Cannot Vote On Big Question in 1916 Opinion
Springfield March 5. Women cannot vote for delegates to the national convention or precinct committeemen at the April 12 presidential preference primaries under an 1916 opinion by Chief Justice Farmer of the Illinois Supreme Court. The decision was issued on a petition for mandamus to compel the county clerk of Sangamon county to print the names of candidates for delegates on the ballot for women.
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Oninew Rressy
Springfield
Farmer
Mlinoise Sopranie Court
Omendatins
Ool Oerk
Sangamon
Deleguins
Fire Damages Home At Denonick Pulaki Street
A morning fire at 16 North Eleventh Street in DeKalb County caused substantial damage to a home, starting likely from a kitchen stove. The blaze created a large hole and damaged walls and windows, with the structure valued well above its original cost as insurance needs rise.
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Denonick Pulaki
North Eleventh Street
DeKalb County
WJ. Hope
Eastward Ho and Chicken A La Cabare at The Star
Tomorrow at The Star features William Russell in Eastward Ho a Raine adaptation with lively photoplay and western flair. Also showings of Chicken A La Cabare from the Sunshine comedies. matinee at 2 20 and evening performances after 7 15 with Star orchestra.
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William Russell
Che Hic
William M. Raine
William Fox
Mrs Hall Dies Here After Long Illness
Perees M Hall aged 60 or 61 died at her son Harry Hall’s home at 22 North Fourth Street after a prolonged illness. Born in Westport New York May 4 1835 she lived in Clinton township before moving to DeKalb in 1871. Her husband died in 1903 in Alabama. She leaves one son Harry Hall one brother John Lyon and several relatives in Waterman and Oswego. She was a Methodist and a charter member of the Eastern Star. Funeral at home tomorrow at 2 at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev Barrett Evans burial at Mailiew cemetery.
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Perees M. Hall
Harry
Forth Street
Perees M. Lyon
Westport
Essex County
New York
Clinton Township
DeKalb
Alabama
Harry Hall
John + tyon
Ki City
Shear
Waterman
H. A. Selmerhorn
George Wall
Clyde Morse
Hall
Methodist Church
Order of the Easter
BL Barrett Evans
Mairview Cemetery
Red Army Strength Reported as Moscow Reforms Army
United Press reports Soviet generals Brossnof and Klambonsky head to Moscow to oversee a planned army reorganization. British experts admit Bolshevik forces have crushed anti Bolshevik opposition. US official warns of imminent Bolshevik invasion of Poland as grain relief debate unfolds. Dispatches also note arrests of Russians in the Murmansk district and Soviet occupation of Petehanga with Italians leaving Viadostok.
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United Press
London
England
Brossnof
Klambonsky
Moscow
Europe
Washington
D. C
Poland
William B. Castle
State Department
House
United States Grain Corporation
Armenia
Austria
Christiania
Norway
Murmansek
Petehanga
Kington
Siberia
Viadivostok
Malta Parson Buys Farm on City Outskirts
Malta pastor V A W Otis, of Malta, purchased 1100 acres of the Marsh farm east of the piano factory near Pleasant Street from Mrs. Charles Gurler. Otis plans future farm buildings and will devote time to ministerial duties, having long engaged in farm problems and lecturing farmers.
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Malta
V. A. W. Otis
Charles Gurler
Ois
Revlis
Big Double Bill at the grayhouse tonight
Tonight the grayhouse presents a big double program of photoplays and music. Gladys Lessie stars in The Midnight Bride a suspenseful romance and thrill picture. Larry Lemon performs in The Head Waiter a two part riot of fun. Matt and Jeff cartoon characters appear in Another Man's Wife. Showtimes 7:30 and 9. Adults 26 cents Children 1 cent war tax applies. Also rental ads offered.
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Far Glayhouse
Gladys Lessie
Larry Lemon
Matt
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Fisher
DeKalb Beats Dixon 31 to 14 In Rockford Basketball
DeKalb defeated Dixon 31 to 14 in a Rockford basketball meet this afternoon. The bout started at two o clock and sets DeKalb to face Mt Carroll or Mt Morris tomorrow morning. Sycamore beat Polo 30 to 20. Other scores include Freeport 43 Lena 13 Kishwaukee 24 Woodstock 25. Mt Carroll vs Mt Morris this afternoon. Freeport vs Sycamore. Tonight's games Orangeville Sterling Rockford Warren and Harlem Savanna.
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DeKalb
Mt. Carroll
Mt. Mor
Sycamore
Polo
Freeport
Galena
Kishwaukee
Woodstock
Ing Sycamore
Orangeville Sterling
Rockford-Warren
Harlem-Savanna
Blizzard Blues Cut Thermometer To Zero In City
The thermometer plummeted to the zero mark during the night after a blizzard hit the city yesterday. Across the middle west trains stalled and lines disrupted as the storm swept the region, with Tris Kalb among those touched by it. By noon the temperature rose to ten above zero and more cold weather was forecast for tonight.
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Middle West
Tris Kalb
Mercury
Farmers Distribution Plan Working Under Co op Drive
By United Press in Washington March farmers report selling about 1.5 million dollars worth of produce annually through cooperative societies. National board of farm organizations plans a drive on Congress to lift restrictions, arguing anti trust laws hinder farmers expanding cooperative activities.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
National Board of Farm Organizations
Congress
Blizzard Eases After Severe Midwest Storm
The March 5 Blizzard crippled traffic and communication across the middle west. Temperatures dropped about 10 degrees in 24 hours as trains ran late and streetcars were tied up in many cities while the storm receded and the old weather followed.
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Pees Chicagco
Middle West
Financial Agency Forecasts Tire Price Rise
Dow Jones & Co reports a general tire price advance with fabric tires up ten percent and cord tires up as much as twenty percent. The prediction, issued in Chicago, March 5, notes further potential increases as demand grows and supply constraints persist across the industry.
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Chicago
Dow- Jones & Co. Financial Agency
DeKalb County Group Buys Church Buildings for Flour Mill
The DeKalb County Agricultural Association has purchased the old First Lutheran church and adjoining parsonage at Sixth and Locust streets. The group plans a cooperative flour mill for members and trade needs, with milling machinery not to start for several months after the wheat crop arrives. A new storage building may be added later, but no definite plans exist.
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First Lutheran
Sixth and Locust Street
DeKall County Agricultural Association
W. G. Eckhardt
Visor
James Dresser Struck By Measles Complication
James Dresser, a well known resident, has been ill with a complication of various illnesses and has developed measles. Reports today say he is somewhat better. Sam Howard of Monticello Indiana arrived last night to spend several days with his wife.
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James Dresser
Dresser
Sam Howard
Monticello
Ind
Nieky
Income tax deadline nears as taxpayers urged to file
City and county taxpayers are urged to speed up income tax returns with March 15 the final deadline. HW T Heinrich says the post office building office will stay open until midnight on March 15 for receipts. Delinquent returns face penalties up to 1,000 dollars, plus fines and interest. False returns carry up to one year in prison or both plus 40 percent tax evasion penalty.
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T. Heinrich
Neglecnee
Local Man Victor Wins North Aurora Road Assessment Suit
Don Crego prevailed in Kane County court against North Aurora over a special assessment to pave a main street to join the 20 foot state road. Crego, owning 50 acres beside the road, argued the $6400 charge was unreasonable and the court struck down the assessment.
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Kane County
Don Crego
North Aurora
TH. W. Prentice
Cresco
Crezo
Colby Nomination Delayed Again by Senate Committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee postponed action on Bainbridge Colby’s nomination as secretary of state. Objectors, led by Senator New of Indiana, cited reasons behind the delay and said further discussion will occur early next week. The committee also examined nominations for George W. Hunt as minister to Ireland, and other posts to the international conference on communication.
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Kington
Bainbridge Colby
Colby
New of
Tidiana
Washington, D.C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tonday
Wainbridgee Colby
George W. Hunt
Liam
Burleson
Benson
Rogers
United States
France Faults Allied European Economic Plan
Paris reports the French government disputes the plan agreed by premiers Lloyd George and Nitti. They argue it will hasten Germany’s recovery but fear French industries, ruined by invasion, will lag and prices rise. France also disapproves the Russia stance, fearing food shortages and a broader peace with the Soviet Union. Public opinion condemns treating Europe as a whole rather than letting the vanquished pay.
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United Press
Paris
Prench
Lloyd Grange
Nitti
Germany
Prenes
France
Trench
Russia
Europe
Death Calls Young Man Bernard Engh 22
Bernard Allen Engh aged 22 died at his parents home on State street after several months illness following adenoids and tonsils surgery last October. Born in Chicago he moved to the city 13 years ago and was active in school athletics. He leaves his parents two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at Congregational church at 2 30 Sunday with Rev Webster officiating and burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Bernard Allen Engh
Alfred Engh
State Street
Bernard Enghe
Chicago
Northwestern
Grand Central
Star Sisters
Mabel Lindstrom
Sycamore
Margaret
Myrtle
DeKalb
Lloyd
Walter
Congregational Church
Webster
Mmrial
Fairview Cemetery
Bernard
Clash es in Testimony in Freudenberg Hearing
Markesan Wis March 5 Sharp clashes between opposing counsel continued at the resumption of the preliminary hearing of Dr J A Freudenberg charged with murder of his mother in law The first witness Dr C H Bunting state pathologist testified the death was caused by a mustard solution injection The defense has hired an expert chemist to analyze stomach contents and two analyses will be made one at Madison for the state and one in Milwaukee for the defense
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Vaulted Press
Markesan
Wis
Nettle Duffies
E. L. Starringer
Milwaukee
Oregans
Alfred Duffies
John A. Freudenburg
Duffies
Mattie Duffies
Peter Sampson
Madison
Bunting
University of Wisconsin Pathologist
Tom Moore Stars in The City of Comrades at Princess
Tom Moore, a leading screen star, appears at the Princess play house in The City of Comrades. Performances at 7 and 8 o clock. Adults 20 cents tax 2e total 22c. Children 1e tax Le total 1c.
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Tom Moore
Princess Playhouse
Story Teller Coming to Normal School Auditorium
Lucine Finch author storyteller appears at the Normal School Auditorium Tuesday March 9 at eight. She will narrate quaint humorous folk tales in native inflections with chanted melodies and gesticulations. Readers of her American Magazine Century Harper's Outlook pieces will enjoy her dramatic stage presentation. Save Tuesday evening for a good time.
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Lucine Finch
The
Century
Harper's
the Outlook
Man Dies at Home in City Yesterday Evening
William Meyers aged years died at his home 522 Girard Street yesterday evening at six o clock. He moved here from Malta with his family recently and had lived there prior. He is survived by his wife and two children both residents of the city. Funeral services will be held from Nelson undertaking rooms tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.
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City
William Meyers
Girard Street
Mr. Meyers
Malta
Nelson Undertaking
Mrs. Clarence Palmer Taken Suddenly Ill
Mrs. Clarence Palmer fell suddenly ill yesterday and became critical within hours, prompting a physician consultation this morning. A home report this afternoon says she is resting a little easier, and many friends hope for a swift recovery.
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Clarence Palmer
Palmer
Symposia Cite Day Law Impact on Crime Across Cities
Washington March 5 reports from several U S cities praise prohibition as a factor reducing crime while noting mixed results. Chicago notes fewer murders but says professional criminals abstain. St Louis reports arrests down 20 percent. Cleveland halves criminal cases. New York notes declines in minor offenses but possible rise in major crimes. St Paul Minneapolis and San Francisco report declines in drunks and offenses with varied police leads.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
John J. Garrity
Chicago
St. Louis
Wiiliam O’brien
Cleveland
Smith
Swan
New York
St. Paul
Rowan
Minneapolis
Waller
San Francisco
Duncan Matheson
Portugal's New Revolt Ties Up Busy Lisbon and Oporto
Madrid dispatch reports bloody fighting between rebels and government forces in Portugal with casualties in Lisbon and Oporto. Officials later denied rumors of a revolution and a Soviet-style control of industry. Portuguese legation in Madrid dismissed the claims.
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Paris
France
Madrid
Portugal
Lisbon
Oporto
Spain
Jury Deliberates in Gilby v Plank Sealed Verdict Expected
The sun brought suit by Arthur Gilby against Frank Plank ended with a sealed verdict after a two day city court trial. Rumor says Gilby may receive one dollar, with the verdict to be opened on March 11 by Judge Hawthorne of Spring Valley who presided.
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the Sun
Arthur Gilby
Frank Plank
Gilby
Plank
Hawthorne
Spring Valley
Rockford Delays New High School Project for Three Years
Rockford board of education reconsiders plan for a $300,000 high school due to labor shortages and high material costs. Construction postponed for three years as the existing buildings receive patchwork repairs to extend their life. Chronicle Want Ads. get results.
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Uvelted Press
Rockford, J
Rockford Board of Education
Same Bluff by Wilson in Threat to Versailles Treaty
United States may withdraw support for Versailles if Turks remain in Constantinople. President Wilson reportedly weighing such a step. advisers say protecting a settlement opposed by the U.S. could force action. In Paris the council of premiers modifies notes on Russia and Germany. Greece seen winning Thrace Smyrna Adrianople. Turkish warships to be demolished per announcement.
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United Preany
Washington
D. C
Wwlson
Constantinople
Adriatic
Paris
France
Council of Premiers
Russia
Germany
Iich
London
England
Alison
Council For
Council of Foreign Ministers
Thrace
Smyrna
Adrianople
Greece
Venizelos
Council
President of Normal makes big farm deal
President J Stanley Brown at DeKalb Normal sells the 160 acre Kendall county farm bequeathed for a fund aiding needy students. A. L. Browne buys it, then sells to Hanson for 22000 dollars. Proceeds will be converted into securities and bonds to ease handling and maintain income for loans to deserving youths.
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Normal
Andrew Brown
DeKalb Normal
J. Stanley Brown
A. L. Browne
Hanson
Kendall County
Isnow Forcing Arctic Birds To Fly To South
Deep snows and a severe Arctic winter pushed thousands of birds rarely seen this far south into Connecticut. John Burroughs noted similar arrivals in New Hampshire and Maine last December predicting harsher weather. The Arctic visitors include snow buntings grosbeaks shrikes and woodpeckers as zero temps and blizzards persist.
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United Bros
Hartford
Conn
Arctic
New Hampshire
Maine
John Burroughs
Burroughs
Greenland
Labrador
Connecticut
Realty deal of great size moves $106000 purchase
John Middleton of Shabbona owned 400 acres sold to H. H. Harms of Plainfield for 106000. Harms expands Caton farm holdings to 11 000 acres while Middleton, prominent since 1855, is president of the First National Bank at Shabbona.
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John Middleton
Shabbona
H. H. Harms
Plainfield
Middleton
First National Bank
Harms
Caton Farm
New Purchase
Insurance ads offer coverage and reliable service
W J Hope of the K of C bulletin promotes insurance protection for personal property. The ad urges buyers to ensure ample coverage and references old reliable companies and prepared to give the best service. It includes contact line 81.
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W. J. Hope
K. of C
Bulletjine
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Freudenberg
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