Entertaining Veterans on the Trans Siberian Ride
Roy Talbot writes of a harrowing January 25 journey through Manchuria to a frontier station on the Trans Siberian line. He describes cold, crowded conditions, Mongolian and Cossack towns, and the slow train that delays him thirteen hours, plus his antics with insect powder and improvised comforts. In April the American Legion plans an open house homecoming for veterans still away, with a large celebration funded to entertain late returnees.
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Roy Talbot
India
Ue American Legion
compmitt_ tee
American Legion
Dayton Declines Kenosha Mayoral Candidacy and Theatre Purchase
Capt Ed Dayton of Waukegan, known in Kenosha, will not enter the Kenosha mayoral race. He and his brother Fred have bought the Virginian Picture Theatre for about 70,000 dollars, plans converting the building into Dayton Brothers Real Estate offices.
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Waukegan
Kenosha
Dayton
Capt
Fred
Virginian Picture Theatre
Cer
Dayton Brothers
Army Trucks Turn Back By Muddy Roads near Malta
Twelve Chicago army trucks on the way to Rock Island arsenal were halted by muddy roads between here and Malta. They turned back to DeKalb yesterday afternoon after a night’s stay, hoping wind had dried the routes this morning so they could resume their trek.
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DeKalb
Here
Malta
Chicago
Rock Island Arsenal
Pebble Believed Cause Of Garage Window Breakage
Pisk Motor Company unsure if a passing car or wind cracked a large garage window on Sunday. They think a car may have struck a pebble that caused the initial crack, with strong wind widening the damage and necessitating a replacement window.
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Pisk Motor Company
Star shows trio of photoplays in lively variety
Eddie Lyons, Lee Moran and Lloyd star in three dandy pictures at the Star. Miss Gre appears in Me and Captain Widd a society romance that ends with a smile. Captain Kidd era plot reimagined. The Tick Tick Man features Lyons and Moran. Harold Lloyd delivers big laughs in The Rajah.
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Lloyd
Eddie Lyons
Lee Moran
Miss Gre
Captain Widd
Captain Kidd
Les Moran
Harold Lloyd
Youll Laugh Youll at the DeKalb Theatre Stage
The DeKalb stage hosts Youll Laugh Youll Thursday and Friday nights as local actors join the cast for a moving picture comedy to be filmed in town. Local performers appear in the cast and audience can expect light humor and lively scenes.
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DeKalb
Improvements From Mild Weather Hit City Businesses
Spring warmth spurs interior decorating and renovations across several downtown stores. Lincoln Highway area sees painters, canvas coverings, and carpenters at Knodle's hardware and Kirchner dine, while HH & G Takery installs a new display window. Northwestern depot removes old stoves and pipes after a winter of steam heating.
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Lincoln Highway
Forday
Knodle’s Hardware
D. Kirchnerdine
HH & G
Takery
Northwestern
Eason
Trial of Dr Freudenburg Delayed To Hear Forensic Reports
The preliminary hearing of Dr John A Freudenburg charged with the murder of his mother in law Mrs Nellin Duffies by injecting mustard solution was postponed ten days to allow more time for experts to report on the analysis of Alfred Duffies stomach. Both sides have hired chemical analysts to examine the desiliane in hopes of shedding light on the case.
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John A. Freudenburg
Nellin Duffies
Alfred Duffies
Desileain
Income tax man leaves after DeKalb township payments
Reports say DeKalb township residents paid over 100000 in excess income tax through the local office with more than 1000 returns filed. Deputy Collector Heinrich departs for Chicago and may be assigned elsewhere. a branch office possibility is noted. Late hours handled much of the last minute rush, easing congestion prior weeks. Also reviewed is a New York critic's review of the photoplay Jubilee at the Erincess Playhouse starring Will Rogers with performances tonight at 7:30 and 9:00.
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DeKalb
Collecto
Henrich
Heinrich
Chicago
Whn
New York
Therincess Playhouse
Will Rogers
Goldwyn
Harold Lloyd in The Rajah at DeKalb stage show
Harold Lloyd appears in a comedy The Rajah at the DeKalb armory on Thursday evening and Friday with performances at 7 30 and 9 00. Admission for children is ten cents. Ackerman shows a new Overland Sedan bought from the Quinn Garage.
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FH. Ackerman
Quinn
Vote Near On Treaty
Washington March 16 Republican Senate leaders plan to vote on ratification Thursday and to call up the Knox resolution if the treaty fails They claim sufficient votes to pass but fear Democratic bolting The Lodge reservation to Article X has been adopted by administration supporters and may affect final ratification prospects Curtis Republican senator estimates the treaty may fall three to eight votes short of ratification
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United Dressy
Washington, D. C
Senate
Washington, C
Marehbi
Wilson
Curtis
Chronicle Praises Wire Report On VonKapp Collapse
The Chronicle points to a wire service story as the first report of the Vonkirkapp revolt collapse in Germany. It notes Chicago papers carried the compromise between Mh ert and Von Kapp, while other editions did not, and that the sans story appeared in Chicago morning papers.
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the Chronicle
Vonkirkapp
Germany
Hingis
Mhert
von Kapp
Chicago
Vacations Begin This Week in De Kalb Schools
Vacation plans fill De Kalb schools as grade schools and the Normal close Friday and reopen the week of March 28. High school students end a week later, closing the 26th and resuming the following Monday after Easter.
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DE Kalb
Ehool
House Naval Affairs Committee Reports Appropriation
The House naval affairs committee reported appropriation for the department after reviewing the delay amid Secretary Daniels urging a large navy. The action followed debate over the peace treaty implications in the senate and the department’s needs.
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Sydfapreete Rye
Washington
Daniels
Senate
House Naval
Lestimiatt
Princess Tonight at Princes Play House One Night Only
The Princess Play House presents a partial attraction featuring Will Bowers in Jubilo a photoplay praised by critics as a 100 percent picture. Patrons are urged to see Tubilo in big letters. This is part of the Pick of the Pictures offerings at the Princess and New Armory theatres with shows at 7:36 and 9:00.
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Will Bowers
Princes Playhouse
Moving Picture World
Princess and New Armory
Eddie and Lee Morar Star in The Tick Tick Man at Lyons
Eddie and Lee Morar headline Star Playhouse tonight with performances at 7 30 and 9 00. Adults cost 20 cents children 10 cents plus war tax. Lyons audience invited to enjoy the comedy in this local theater listing.
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Lyons
Star Playhouse Tonight
Plan for Sisters' Hospital On North First Street
Tomorrow evening at St Mary's hall a meeting will discuss the proposed Sisters' Hospital on the Lot t homestead property on North First Street. The purpose is to rouse enthusiasm and explore aspects of the project with a subscription drive mentioned. Father Solon will close with a witness on the necessity of such a hospital.
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St. Mary's “Hall
Sisters’ Hospital
Lott Homestead
North First Street
Father Solon
Baptist Choir Meeting Tonight at First Baptist Church
The choir members are urged to attend this evening’s rehearsal at the First Baptist Church as Bastler nearby makes timely attendance important to avoid missed sessions.
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First Baptist Church
Bastler
Local man reports big oil well in Kansas venture
Rover, former owner of the hidden house, is valued at at least 500000 today. He pursued Kansas land as a farming prospect after an oil strike locally. A telegram noted Well No 1 came in, though amounts pumped were not disclosed.
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Idden
Kansas
Rover
Kent Frade
Royer
Roger
Dereth
Viola Dana Stars in The Willow Tree at Star Theatre
Viola Dana headlines a lavish film adaptation of The Willow Tree at the Star Theatre beginning tomorrow. The production recreates old Japan with costly settings, features June Mathis scripting, and showcases a strong supporting cast with matinees and evening showings listed with ticket prices.
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Todd
Japan
Viole Dana
June Mathis
Viola Dana
Star Orchestra
Is the Strike Over Officials Wondering
Local officials of the express company wonder if the Chicago strike is settled or only partial staffing is in place. This afternoon a message lifted the embargo on perishable goods bound into Chicago from the west, with no further details.
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The
Express Company
Chicago
Band Concert Dance Fundraiser Set at Armory Theater
The DeKalb military band joins a memorial fund event with a concert and dance at the Armory Theater on March 26. Proceeds will aid the Immanuel Clock Fund and support the hand boys in their work, with plans for a big community affair.
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DeKadb
Fea
Cunipsien
Bhatt
Ci Ffair
Train Derails Injure Twenty Five In Wisconsin
Twenty five persons were injured when a North Western passenger train derailed between Oshkosh and Fond du Lac yesterday. The mishap occurred as the train left Oshkosh heading toward Fond du Lac. No further details on cause or casualties were provided.
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Eoren Wren
Oshkeeh
Wis
North Western
Here
Fond du Laciste
Status of Troops in Germany Sparks House Action
United States lawmakers debate whether 14,000 troops in Germany may be used to deter or suppress revolutions. Chairman Katn drafts a resolution asking Secretary Baker to report exact troop status on German soil. Presidents may deploy forces under wartime authority, but leaders want congressional authorization first.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
United
Germany
Katn
House Military Affairs Committee
Baker
United States
House
Kahn
Rongress
Vontendel
Allen
Ocengierdt
Washington
Marshal Foch
France
Great Britain
Official Tip Is Given Out Today
A brief notice states an official tip is issued today with anticipation for a nearby event. The wording suggests a forthcoming reveal or guidance tied to an official source, emphasizing immediacy and readiness for action or decision.
Rumors of Kapp Government Collapse Spread
United Press reports Berlin says the Von Kapp revolutionary regime has little time left. Dispatches from Berlin, Paris, and London note clashes between revolutionists and loyal troops, with hundreds killed or wounded in Dresden, Berlin, Liepzig, and surrounding areas.
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France
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Dresden
Berlin
Liepzig
Weimar
Goerlitz
Hambur
Ebert
Mathias Erzberger
Charlottenburg
Schoenburg
Steigketz
von Kapp
Schoenberg
Wilmersdorf
Ebert government ends talks with Berlin revolutionaries
Zurich March 10. The Ebert cabinet voted to cease all communication with the revolutionary government in Berlin and to punish insurgents with maximum severity. Reports of a coalition plan and a proposed compromise from General Maercker circulated, while Allied commissioners will not engage until the new regime is defined. Paris dispatches on March 16 noted conflicting Germany reports.
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England
Moerker
Kapp
Stuttgart
Ebert
Foreign Office Today
Berlin
Foreign Office
Maercker
Paris
France
Germany
Zurich
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Princess
Eddie & Lee
Morar
St. Mary’s Hall
Baptist Choir
the Star
Bulletin
United Press
Noie
Luettwertz
Pots
Acm
Guettin
Exchange Telegraph Company
Grace von Kapp
Switzerland
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