Rudolph to Expand Soon
M Rudolph and Company plans a 5000 square foot expansion this spring to its DeKalb plant. Jack Rudolph announced the project as the firm seeks industrial zoning, after a council petition to reclassify land was referred to the ordinance committee. The firm, founded in 1923 after moving from Chicago, makes rain coats for all ages with products sold to jobbers and department stores nationwide.
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M. Rudolph & Company
Jack Rudolph
Prestoning
Art. M. Rudolph & Company
Chicago
DeKalb
Corset Manufacturers
Maple Park Holds Narrow Lead at Half in District Tournament
Maple Park trailed by three at halftime, 18 to 13, as Snyder scored four baskets and a free throw to lead Maple Park. Woklund answered for Steward with four baskets and two free throws, keeping the game tight after a strong second quarter rally.
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Me Pet
Abegwy Steward
Maple
Bieh
Steward
Maple Park
Snyder
Woklund
State Patrol Officers Ride To Springfield For Uniform Tryon
State Patrol officers va N Larson and J L Elmendorf left this morning for Springfield after receiving orders yesterday to travel to the state capital. They planned to return to DeKalb on Friday. The trip was made in a new Ford coupe and they expected to be issued their new uniforms while in Springfield.
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Va. N. Larson
J. L. Elmendorf
Springfield
DeKalb
Teams Here For Praze Tourney Are Welcomed
DeKalb today hosted several high school basketball teams for the annual district tournament at the high school. Businesses displayed Welcome to DeKalb signs and some stores offered special welcomes with window decorations and tournament score information.
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DeKalb
Death of J C Olsten at 905 State Street
Bulletin reports the death of J C Olsten this afternoon at his home 905 State Street He is the brother of Gust Olsten of the city Further details will be in tomorrow's paper.
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J. C. Olsten
State Street
Gust Olsten
Power Man Promoted at Illinois Power Co
James Underdown, a DeKalb native, has been moved up to stock salesman at Illinois Power Co. replacing Frank Beyer of Peoria, who vacated the post after a several week stay. Beyer succeeded Robert Hayes of Sycamore, moved during a merger-driven transfer to Michigan, with Hayes having held the DeKalb role for years.
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James Underdown
Illinois Power Co
Frank Beyer
Peoria
Mr. Beyer
Robert Hayes
Sycamore
Michigan
Illinois Power
DeKalb
Farm policy backers say prohibition aids farmers and workers
Washington leaders urge end to liquor norms with testimony from Mrs Ruth G K Strawbridge and Rep Olger B Burtness. Polls show strong support for banishing liquor from social functions and expanding new markets for barley. Burtness says North Dakota profits from prohibition and notes wheat surplus persists. claims prohibition improves public health and religious tolerance.
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Louisville
Association of Catholics
Burtness
North Dakota
Callahan
Bright
Washington, D. C
IPI
Olger B. _Burtness
Grand Forks
N. C
House Judiciary Committee
Honor Lincoln Memory In Indiana City Today
Vincennes Indiana marks the Lincoln centennial with a large southwest Indiana celebration. Governors Harry G. Leslie of Indiana and Flem D. Sampson of Kentucky attend along with H. F. Cleaveland of Illinois as the three state leaders plan a tri state Lincoln Memorial Highways Association to link Lincoln birth place Kentucky boyhood home Indiana and his tomb in Illinois. Floats depict key life events while no motor vehicles participate in the horse drawn pageant.
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Vincennes
Ind
U.R
Abraham Lincoln
Gentryville
Springfield
Indiana
Aef
Muppe
Harry G. Leslie
Flem D. Sampson
Kentucky
H. F. Cleaveland
State Department of Pubic Works
Illinois
Cleaveland
L. L. Emmergn
Ilinois
Florida
Lincoln Memorial
Lincoln
New Orleans
Ann Rutledge
Lawyer
Lincoln-Douglas
Columbia
Chicago gang wars claim two more victims in street killings
Chicago reports two more gangland deaths amid ongoing violence since the 1929 St Valentine massacre. John Oberta, famed "Dingbat," and his bodyguard were killed after being kidnaped near Chicago Ridge. Oberta had ties to rival factions led by Saltis and O'Donnell, and the attack follows recent hospital shootings and hoodlum feuds.
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Chicago
Tim Murphy
John
Sam Malaga
Oberta
Chicago Ridge
Joe Saltie
Funeral Services for Judge Jacob H. Hopkins
Funeral services were held for Chicago Superior Judge Jacob H. Hopkins yesterday in the Bradt home on South Fourth street with about 200 attendees from Chicago’s civic and legal circles. The services were private, Rev. J. C. Spencer presiding, burial in Fairview cemetery. The train carrying Hopkins’ remains arrived at 12:30 and returned to Chicago after the rites. Chicago courts paused in tribute. A delegation from the Chicago Bar Association and Chicago Elks attended, with a large honorary committee listed.
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Jacob H. Hopkins
Chicago
Charles E. Bradt
South Fourth Street
J. C. Spencer
Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Chicago & North Western
Chicago Friends
Judge Hopkins
Chicago Bar Association
Chicago Elks
W. T. Alden
Frederick Arnd
George F. Barrett
Dwight 8. Bobb
William V. Brothers
John R. Cochran
James G. Condon
George A. Cooke
Eli B. Felsenthal
Richard J. Finn
Walter L
William HH. Sexton
Roger Sherman
Clyde E. Shorey
Fred D. Silber
James G. Skinner
Charles C. Stillwell
John J. Sonsteby
Boetius H. Sullivan
Denis E. Sullivan
Floyd E. Thompson
Samuel H. Trude
Robert E. Turney
Weather Outlook for Illinois Rain, Snow and Wind
Illinois forecast calls for rain tonight and Friday with likely snow in the northwest. Southeast portions may see slightly warmer temps tonight. Friday turns colder with possible strong winds across the state.
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Illinois
Death of Mrs Goodrich in Rockford
Word of the death of Mrs Frank Soodrich age 58 former Cortland resident was received early today. She died last night at 12 30 at her Rockford home after a period of illness. Funeral services are expected Saturday afternoon at the Cortland Methodist church with burial in Mound Rest cemetery. Surviving are her husband two children by a former marriage and an adopted daughter Laura.
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Goodrich
Frank Soodrich
Cortland
Rockford
Mound Rest Cemetery
Winter Term Ends as Spring Quarter Starts at College
The State Teachers College announces the winter quarter ends at noon tomorrow and the spring quarter begins Monday of next week. Most students will go home tomorrow afternoon and not return until Monday evening or Tuesday morning. Teachers in training schools must return by Monday morning, while others have no work. Enrollment for the next quarter will occur Monday for students not presently attending.
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State Teachers College
Havel
Dairymen to get Ca pouch article on the calf and heifer growth
Frank J. Capouch of Bowman Dairy Co addressed area dairymen at the high school on “The Dairy Calf and Growing Out the Heifer.” The Chronicle will publish his article early next week covering the talk’s main points for those who heard or missed the speech.
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Frank J. Capouch
Bowman Dairy Co
Mr. Capouch
Chronicle
Capouch
Castle to Speak at Kiwanis Luncheon
Castle of Sandwich will address the Kiwanis club at the Monday noon meeting. Waite Embree announced the luncheon. Castle is county prosecutor and no topic is fixed yet. Axel Carlson hosts the event and will arrange the entertainment for next week’s gathering.
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Castle
Kiwanis Club
Latham Castle
Sandwich
Waite Embree
Axel Carlson
Carlson
Flood ends Mary lives in flood disaster in France
Floods in southern France cause massive loss of life and destruction. Reports from Toulouse Moissac and Montauban indicate hundreds dead and thousands homeless as the Tarn valley crisis recedes. Rescue teams battle fog and rising waters while planes aid recoveries and villagers face shattered cemeteries and shifting river channels.
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Toulouse
France
Moissac
Montauban
U.P
Tarn
Nohic
Steraffine
Reynies
Leredle
Gironde
Villemur
Salesman For Book Firm Is Given The Air
A book company salesman was ordered out of town by Police Chief C. S. Rowe after he frightened two office workers with remarks about communism and threats to kill prominent figures including Melon and Hoover. Police said he also was pressuring teachers to buy his books in recent days.
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South Side
Frank McErlane
McErlane
Vocmms
James Burns
Cleveland
Florence Masterson Richter
Loop
Joe Saltis
Terry Druggan
Oberta
C. S. Rowe
Washington
Melton
Hoover
Tirpitz Dies at Ebenhausen Near Berlin
Berlin reports Alfred von Tirpitz former lord high admiral of the German fleet died today at Ebenhausen near Berlin at 2 30 am from heart disease. He would have been 81 on March 11 after a sanitarium rest since mid last month following bronchitis. As father of the prewar navy he pushed naval buildup and propaganda shaping German sea power through 1901 to 1917, remaining a close ally of the Kaiser at the outbreak of World War I.
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Berlin
U.P
Alfred von Tirpitz
Ebenhausen
von Tirpitz
von ‘Tirpitz
Admiralty
Tirpitz
Rioting in Union Square as Communists Protest Unemployment
In New York on March 6 a peaceable Communist meeting escalated into a parade down Broadway toward City Hall. Mounted officers charged, 50,000 in Union Square faced clashed crowds. 4 arrests made, banners torn, and police used tear gas. Separate demonstrations nationwide included a White House protest halted by gas bombs.
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New York
U.P
Union Square
Broadway
City Hall
William Z. Foster
U.S
White House
Washington
Boston
Jackson Wales
Communist Party
Stamford
Conn
New
Berlin
UPI
Rum Runner Ships Seized Reused in Prohibition Loop
Washington March 6 United Press reports that authorities warn a loophole in the Wickersham era law lets seized rum running vessels be sold back to their original owners or agents, enabling repeat raids. Treasury officials urge congressional action to close the gap. List notes six foreign flag ships, including the vessel once known as the L Aquila, tied to repeated seizures and resales.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Lowman
United Press Today
Congress
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Florida
United Press
Federal
L'Aquila
Hic
Inces
March Beer
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Spike” O'Donnell
Lefty Koncil
John “Mittens
Foley
Nolle
Saltis
Lafayette
Orlando Jack
Horton
John Duffy
Here
Big City
Duffy
Jinin
Carl Ben Eielson
Earl Borland
Olaf Swenson
North Cape
Siberia
Alaska
U. S
Eielson
Borland
Bradt
Superior
Circuit
Municipal Courts of
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James F. Fardy
Francis Morrelli
Edgar A. Jonas
Harry Olson
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