Death of Associate Justice Sanford Shocks Nation
Justice Edward Terry Sanford of the U S Supreme Court died at his Connecticut avenue home after a stroke. Born in Knoxville Tennessee in 1865 he was appointed by President Harding in 1923. He had been in good health until a toothache prompted him to miss Supreme Court conferences. Burial planned in Knoxville and survivor list includes his wife Anna Mager Sanford.
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Washington
March
Edward Terry Sanford
Justie
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Knox
Tenn
Harding
William Howard Taft
University of Tennessee
Harard
Connecticut Avenue
Taft
Sanford
United States
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme
Hoover
Sppolt
Charles Evans Hugher
Anna Mager
Knoxville
Lute Mallory Wootruff
Justice Sanford
Court
Oliver Wen- 4
Eil Holmes
Sutherland
Barding
Mitie
Bomb raid on Rhode Island referendum tied to Prohibition case
A raid on a farmhouse near Melrose Park unmasked a bomb factory tied to gangland as Rhode Island votes on a statewide referendum on the eighteenth amendment. Detectives seized two dynamite bombs and weapons and captured eleven suspects including Tony Giannini and Tony Callendo as police vow further action.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
Melrosement
Bothwell
Rhode Islanders
Genna Gang
Bettef
Tony Giannini
Joe Montana
Melrose Park
Tony Callendo
Genna Brothers
Murder at Lake Villa
A young woman’s mutilated body was found burned in a deserted Deep Lake cottage near Lake Villa. Firemen, aided by caretaker Edward Schram, suspect an incendiary murder tied to gangsters. clues include seven keys a pearl handled knife and scattered bones. The torso was sent to a Waukegan mortuary for examination.
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Lake Villa
Deep Lake
Waukegan
U.R
Here
Antioch Fire Department
Edward Schram
Schram
Wre
A. W. Smith
Lawrence A. Doolittle
Lake County
Henning Johnson
Cuba
New York Building Razed by Flames After Explosion
A blast started a roof fire at Webster Hall in the Lower East Side around noon today. The interior quickly burned with four workers missing and later two more escapees found on the lower floor.
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New York
Webster Hall
Lower East Side
Communists Face New Riot Charges After Bail
Five leaders of the Communist movement including William Z. Foster Robert Minor Israel Amter Harry Raymond and Joseph Lester were rearraigned in Yorkville court on inciting to riot charges after being released on 2500 bail each by Supreme Court Justice Townley. Police prepared heavy guard and questioned unidentified attendees.
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York
Supreme Court
Townley
Yorkville Court
William Z. Foster
Communist Party
United States
Robert Minor
Dvil Worker
Israel Amter
Harry Raymond
Joseph Lester
Petit Jury Set to Convene for DeKalb County February Term
The DeKalb County circuit court will convene Monday evening at Sycamore for the February term. Criminal cases include forgery defendant Harry Sarbaugh and extradition fighter John H. Miller, with Miller likely to go to trial. Miller is represented by Percival Pio. Sarbaugh may receive court-appointed counsel if he pleads not guilty. Civil trials begin March 14, though many cases settle out of court or are moved to later terms.
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Clark
Circuit Court
DeKalb County
Court House
Sycamore
Harry Sarbaugh
John H. Miller
Miller
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Percival Pio
Chicago
Sarbaugh
Fulton
Castle
Mueller Says He Plans to Quit If Coalition Fails Support
Chancellor Hermann Mueller warned he would resign unless party leaders backing the coalition cabinet unify to back the Owen D Young reparations plan and its accords in the Reichstag next week. The meeting of party leaders and cabinet members continued to seek agreement to avoid alienation of the major parties.
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Berlin
Hermann Mueller
Owen D. Young
Reichstag
Bus Wreck Hurts Many Near Kirkwood
A bus collision near Kirkwood Iowa injures William Tucker of Galesburg and several passengers returning from a Burlington tournament. The crash sparked a fire after a gas tank exploded, destroying both Illinois Power and Light company buses. Firefighters and rescuers evacuated the injured, with Tucker in critical condition.
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Kirkwood
William Tucker
Galesburg
Here
Burlington
Tucker
Paseneer
Monmouth Hospital
J. O. Tucker
Illinois Power and Light Company
Galesbore
George Hickle
A L. Colloppy
Final Honors Wednesday To Brave Flyers
The flag draped bodies of Carl Ben Eielson and Earl Borland lie in a Fairbanks hangar as residents prepare public funeral services next Wednesday. The two flyers died in the Arctic en route to the motorship Nanuk at North Cape, Siberia, on November 9. Eielson to be buried in North Dakota and Borland in Seattle.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Carl Ben Eielson
Earl Borland
Arctic
Nanuk
North Cape
Siberia
Eielson
North Dakota
Borland
Seattle
Weather outlook for Great LakesMarch 10 to 15 unsettled
Milinois 9 Weather predicts generally fair tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures Sunday. The outlook for March 10 to 15 calls for unsettled weather across the Great Lakes with frequent precipitation and temperatures near or above normal.
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Great Lakes
Ten Year Old Reino Luoma Delights Finnish Church Audience
Ten year old Reino Luoma gave his first De Kalb concert at a Finnish Lutheran church. His charming manner and Haydn Andante opened a program featuring Sibelius Caprice and works by Mozart Mendelssohn Bach Beethoven Grieg Liszt and Chopin. His early start under his mother’s instruction signals a bright musical future.
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Boy Wonder
Reino Luoma
Reino
Haydn
Retno
Jean Sibelius
Rieno
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Bach
Beethoven
Sibelius
Grieg
Liszt
Liszt — “Nightingale
Chopin
Fantaisie
Rondo Capriculoso
Rockford Man Reports Theft of Spare Tire
Harry Larson of 1415 Twentieth Avenue Rockford reported to DeKalb police the theft of a spare tire and rim from his new Ford. The theft happened last night while the car was parked near the high school during a cage tournament watch by officers.
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Harry Larson
Twentieth Avenue
Rockford
DeKalb
Pantages Denied Bail Appeal In Prison Release Bid
Los Angeles March 5. Alexander Pantages, famed theater mogul, convicted of assaulting seventeen year old Eunice Pringle, failed in his latest bid for release on bail as the district court of appeals refused temporary freedom citing possible death if further incarceration occurs.
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Pantages
Los Angeles
Calif
U.P
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
District Court of Appeals
Hoover promises 60 day relief for unemployment
President Hoover and cabinet officials said unemployment and business downturn would improve within 60 days after a three hour review of latest figures. Davis Lamont and Hoover urged citizens to start spring home repairs early to create jobs for the unemployed. The joint summary notes the downturn reached its low in late December, with gradual improvement since, and unemployment volume now lower than 1907 1909 panics.
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Washington
U.R
Hoover
Commerce and Labor Departments
Commerce Lamont
Labor
Davis
Lamont
White House
Survey of DeKalb City Discussed by Merchants Group
Secretary Glenn Reynolds presented a plan for a comprehensive city survey by the Chamber of Commerce. The Merchant's Division meeting preceded by a shorter session due to a later Golden Rule sale gathering. The secretary secured merchants' cooperation to gather vital data for the extensive study.
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DeKalb
Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Reynolds
Tariff coalition reshapes Senate battle over lumber oil sugar
In Washington March 8 a new sectional tariff coalition gains control of the Senate bill rewriting farm bloc measures. Key disputes shift to lumber oil and cement with votes changing to favor higher duties. Allegations of secret deals surround the movement led by Senator Joseph R Grundy and the American tariff league.
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Washington
U.R
Senate
Seaton Senate
Farm Bloc
Ath Patic
Joseph R. Grundy
Repn
American Tariff League
League
Grundy
Willys Confirmed as Ambassador to Poland
The Senate unanimously confirmed John N. Willys of Ohio as ambassador to Poland today. He was named after the death of Alexander P. Moore of Pittsburgh, who had been chosen for Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Washington
U.R
John N. Willys
Ohio
Poland
Senate
Willys
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
United States
Mystery fires at Streator liquor plant deepen
Police found the still removed from the wreckage of a large liquor plant at Streator. The fire and destruction are being investigated as a possible operation by Chicago men.
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Streator
LaSalle
Til
U.P
Chicago
Gifts Create Hopkins Park at DeKalb Fronting Sycamore/Kishwaukee
The will of late Judge Jacob H. Hopkins provides a 34 acre park to be named Hopkins Park on land along Sycamore road and the Kishwaukee River after probate in Chicago. The church in DeKalb receives 5000 for the Congregational church and Knox College at Galesburg gains the remainder of about 400000. The formal bequest details were reported by DeKalb Chronicle.
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DeKalb
Sycamore Road
Jacob H. Hopkins
Congregational Church
Judge Hopkins
Thomas
Julia Hopkins
Alice Hopkins Bradt
Marsh Homestead
DeKalb County Sanitarium
C. E. Bradt
Bradt
Kishwaukee
Hopkins Park
Congregational Church of
Con
Death of Mrs Hatton in Minneapolis shocks Ashton region
Word arrives of Lavina Elizabeth Jones Hatton death February 28 in Minneapolis where she was found by friends. Born November 20 1900 in Ashton she was formerly Lavina Jones and married William J Hatton April last year. Survived by husband two sisters and a brother.
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Hatton
Minneapolis
William J. Hatton
Lavina Elizabeth Jones
Ashton
John and
Lavina Jones
W. H. Bates
Methodist Church
Eva Dtton
Belvidere
Phoebe Walker
Strongs, Mich
John Jones
L'Anse
Mich
Democrats Demand Doane Ousted From Senate Office
Washington March action over the extra office for Senator Grundy Pa. Rep Warren F Doane editor faced charges from Senator Harrison who urged Chairman Moses to eject Doane from Grundy s suite. Moses would not act, Harrison threatened to escalate to the full Senate.
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Washington
U.K
Harrison
Dem
Miss
Moses
Senate Rules Committee
Warren F. Doane
Senate
Grundy
Doane
Washington, Marth
U—An
Senator Grundy
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