Rev Field to Leave DeKalb for Green Bay Baptist Post
Rev. F. W. Field, pastor of the First Baptist Church in DeKalb for six years, has accepted a call to Green Bay Wisconsin. He will preach farewell on March 30 and begin his pastorate April 6 in Green Bay, replacing Dr. Edwin D. Simpson who left for Yakima Washington. Field and his wife will depart with regret after building strong local ties.
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First Baptist Church
Wisconsin City
F. W. Field
Green Bay
Wis
Vy. Field
DeKalb
Field
Rev. Field
Edwin D. Simpson
Yakima
Wash
Simpson
Ife
Funeral services for Mrs. Goodrich in Cortland
Funeral services for Mrs Frank Goodrich of Rockford will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 from the Cortland Methodist Church conducted by Rev Cedric Pope. Burial is in Mound Rest cemetery. Mrs Goodrich died at her Rockford home Wednesday night. the family once lived in Cortland.
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Goodrich
Cortland
Frank Goodrich
Rockford
Methodist Church
Cedric Pope
Mound Rest
Fine Train On Georgia Line Has Bad Wreck
An express section of the Central of Georgia crack limited the Seminole crashed into the rear of the Pullman first section at Glen Alto Georgia near Columbus. Flagman O C White was killed and ten passengers plus crew injured. Observation car partly wrecked and two cars derailed.
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Columbus
Central of Georgia
Glen Alto
Here
O. C. White
Seaplane Over DeKalb This Morning
A seaplane flew at a high altitude over DeKalb this morning around 9 00 bound for the west. The craft passed over the town's southern section with no incident reported.
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DeKalb
Candidates Introduced At DeKalb Voters Banquet
DeKalb County League of Women Voters observes Candidates Day on March 20. A 4:00 PM preliminary meeting in Odd Fellow hall features the high school band led by Ed Chenette. A 6:15 PM dinner at the Innova tion invites the public, with candidate introductions and music by A Neil Annas. Mrs. W. W. Ramsey delivers greetings.
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DeKalb County League of Women Voters
League
Odd Fellow
Ed Chenette
A. Neil Annas
The
State College
W. W. Ramsey
National League of Women Voters
Births Decline Across County as Health Measures Grow
County records show 572 births in 1929 versus 370 deaths. Dr. Andy Hall notes county birth rate 18.25 per 1,000, state 17.20, with death rate 11.80 and state 11.73. Article cites birth control and preventive medicine lowering mortality, while births drop 11 percent since 1921.
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Andy Hall
Hall
Tilmots
Tilinoix
Dr. Halil
Britain Dominates Opium Trade, Sirovich Claims
Representative Sirovich of New York charged that Great Britain maintains a world monopoly on opium and促 encourages its cultivation. He cited poppy growing in India Egypt Persia and Asiatic Turkey under English control and urged international regulation to limit production to medical needs. He proposed Hoover summon a 1929 conference to negotiate a global narcotics regulation regime and redirect Volstead funds from enforcement to control efforts.
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Washington
U.P
Great Britain
Sirevich
New York
England
East
India
Egypt
Persia
Turkey
Lirovich
British Isles
House
Birovich
Hoover
Sirovich
Europe
Germany
France
United States
Rural fire aid urged after farm home blaze at Malta
Fire at Miles Lynch farm near Malta tested municipal aid plans. Spark Plug responded. home damaged about 150 dollars. Lynch credits DeKalb fire crew with saving his home and supports a proposed rural fire truck funded by donations. Donors would receive free aid. non donors pay a fee if truck used outside DeKalb.
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Miles Lynch
Malta
DeKalb
Lynch
DeKalb Fire Company
War Veterans Plan County Service Men's League Meeting
County war veterans will meet Monday night at city hall to perfect plans for a non political DeKalb County Service Men's League. All veterans from all wars may attend. the proposed constitution by A. K. Stiles Latham Castle and H D Fisk will be presented for approval.
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Ctnh
DeKalb County Service Men's League
A. K. Stiles
Latham Castle
Sycamore
H D. Fisk
Women Called to Session on Prohibition Defense
Washington march 7 UP a summons to dry women of the country to rally around the table of the house judiciary committee next week in defense of prohibition. Next Wednesday and Thursday will be Ladies Days in the prohibition hearings with W C T U leaders welfare workers and professional women invited.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Edwin Co. Dinwiddie
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Cora Lane Wilson
Moonlight Schools
Nellie Burger
Missouri W. C. T. U
Will of Judge Hopkins Lets DeKalb Get Park Land
Probate records reveal Judge Jacob H. Hopkins left an estate valued at 300 000 to 400 000 dollars to DeKalb NL Knox College Galesburg and relatives. DeKalb receives 34 acres in DeKalb township to become a memorial park for his parents and sister. The Congregational church in DeKalb gets 5000 dollars honoring his parents. Knox College is the largest single beneficiary.
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Chicago
DeKalb
Knox College
Galesburg
Jacob H. Hopkins
DeKalb Township
Congregational Church
Judge Hopkins
Youth shoots marshal during nighttime spree in Monticello
In Monticello Wisconsin on March 7 youth Gottfried Gottlieb, 17, shot and killed Marshal Fred Jordan when the officer confronted him about flashing a spotlight into bedrooms and blaring a car horn. Gottlieb was arrested 20 miles away after a green coupe chase. he confessed to the murder.
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Monticello
Wis
U.P
Fred Jordan
Jordan
Gottffried Gottlieb
Edward Blumer
Blumer
Dr. Blumer
Footville
Tom Carver
Albany
Gottlieb
Monroe
Myron West
Father Crotty Recovering From Illness at St Anthony's
Friends regret news that Father John Crotty former assistant pastor of St Mary's is in St Anthony hospital Rockford showing improvement and hopeful to resume work in a few days He served briefly in this city and last June became assistant pastor at St Patrick's church Rockford
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Father Crotty
Father John Crotty
St. Mary’s Church
St. Anthony Hospital
Rockford
St. Patrick's Church
Senator Doane Says Office in Senate Building
Washington March 7 10 Senator Grundy Pa faced questions on an office in room 822 of the senate office building used by P War ren Doane editor of a High Tariff publication Doane admitted he was more than a visitor and has a desk paid 500 a month while Doane also draws 5000 a year as editor and 2400 as a member of the Pennsylvania Election Law Commission Testimony contradicted Grundy’s denial that the American Tariff League used the office and Faubel testified about data prepared for a Goff speech all work done in Tarriff League offices Turn to Page 12
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Washington
Warren F. Doane
Maufacturer
Senate Lobby Committee
Senate
Grundy
Pennsylvania
American Tariff League
Arthur L. Faubel
League of
Faubel
Goff
W. Va
Republican Coalition
Goffs
Tarriff League
Doane
G Grundy
Manufacturers Club of
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Election Law Commission
Caraway
Witnciss Weather Update Warns Of Rain Snow Tonight
Unsettled conditions expected tonight with possible rain or snow. Cooler in the west and south areas with Saturday clearing planned in most regions except the far south where fair skies persist. Temperatures trend slightly colder in the extreme east.
Tornadoes Leave Death and Damage Across Four States
A night of violent wind and tornadoes ripped through four towns in Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana causing at least three deaths and over twenty injuries. Kosciusko and Gregory suffered the heaviest damage with many buildings leveled and debris scattered.
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Memphis
Tenn
U.P
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
J. W. Adams
Kosciusko
Boyle
Miss
Harris
Gregory
Ark
Marvin Nelson
Council to Let Garbage Contract in March Bid Review Delays Award
The 1930-31 garbage and ashes collection contract has not yet been let due to a misunderstanding. The finance committee reviewed bids at last Tuesday's council session and will present recommendations to the adjourned meeting on March 2. The council will award the contract.
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Sohitract
No Danger For Taft. Doctors Say He Is Not In Immediate Danger
Washington March 7 taft remains critically ill but no immediate danger is indicated by doctors. Drs Hagner and Claytor have reduced visits after four days of improvement and Taft is resting comfortably as they stay in close touch with his home.
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Washington, D. C
William Howard Taft
Francis Hagner
Thomas Claytor
Rites Scheduled for John Olsten Local Resident
Funeral services for John C. Olsten a longtime Cortland resident will be held Sunday with services from his home at 1 30 pm conducted by J C Spencer and a 2 00 pm Methodist church service burial in Mound Rest cemetery Cortland Olsten who died after a three week illness was born at sea to Swedish parents and married Anna Burdette fifty six years ago He is survived by his widow a brother Gus Olsten and five sisters Carrie Holmgren Hogberg John Hean George Hummelbau Amanda Wood.
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John C. Olsten
State Street
J. C. Spencer
Methodist Church
Mound Rest
Cortland
Mr. Olsten
Illinois
High Seas
Sweden
Holcomb Olsten
Gus Olsten
Olsten
Cars Mix Last Night With No Great Damage
A slight night time collision occurred on route 23 north of the city after a Sycamore car driven by Chelsea Oranger tried to pass a Shell Oil Service car that halted on the road. Another car driven by Mr Leach approached causing Oranger to swing back and hit the stationary vehicle. No injuries were reported and damage was limited to dented fenders and a broken running board.
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Rone
Sycamore
Chelsea
Murder Case in Buffalo Follows Jealousy Motive
Buffalo police say two Indian women were arrested in the strangest murder in the area. Mrs Clotilde Marchand was found beaten to death in her home and a confession tied Lillian Jimmerson to the crime with Nancy Bowen implicated. Motive police cite jealousy linked to a model relationship with artist Henri Marchand.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Clotilde Marchand
Henri Marchand
Henri, Jr
Marchands
Lillian Jimmerson
Marchand
Nancy Bowen
Cat
Four Die In Day Of Riot Across World
Across major capitals the anti unemployment protests turned violent with four killed and hundreds injured. In New York an unauthorized march toward city hall sparked a bedlam, while Berlin and Halle saw deaths and arrests. Springfield New Jersey saw three communists jailed after a state house steps demonstration.
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U.P
City Hall
Grover Whalen
Germany
Halle
Berlin
London
Paris
Chicago
Reds
United States
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Pittslatzh
Milwaukee
Washington
White House
Canada
Winnipeg
Montreal
Springfield
State House
Albert Neuhoff
Roy Jones
Cecil Thompson
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Philadelphia Society
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Neuhoff
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Ortiz Rubio
Mexico City
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
United Press
Mexico
Republic
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