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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1921

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Germany in Flames as Uprising Surges

Halle Germany March 25 German troops arrived to suppress a communist uprising. Fighting rages at Eisleben and Risleben as police battle armed miners and sabotage disrupts rail and power. Four thousand troops rushed into Saxony with a general strike called and plans for a wider clash.

Halle Germany Gerrman Eisleben Risleben Berlin Saxony Ebislehben Golpa Wning Bertins Hi Force Abou Risleben Ejnsleben

Administration Near Decision on Russia Trade Policy

The state department stated the administration is rapidly nearing a policy decision on Russia. An announcement is expected soon outlining how far the government will go in establishing trade with Russia. Chronicle Want Ads for results.

BU United Press Washington, D. C Russia State Department

Welfare drive plans for DeKalb boys under way

A DeKalb welfare plan targets 1200 boys under 18, with 400 Scout units to follow. Advisory boards of men and youths will guide the effort, aided by the Woman's Club. City groups will be asked to support uplifting programs to yield better boys and citizens.

DeKalb Ais City Woman's Club Womn de Kalb

Dodges Sold Rapidly in City as Dealership Clears Inventory

Foiles garage reports eleven new Dodge cars sold over the last two weeks. Yesterday Gene Rueff and Miss Lita Pierce finalized purchase agreements and will take delivery of their vehicles soon.

Foiles Garage Dodge Gene Rueff Lita Pierce

Coast flight lieutenant in crash near Granville La

Lieut William D Coney on a coast to coast flight from Pablo Beach Fla to San Diego Cal crashed at Granville La at 730 am. He suffered a dislocated spine and may die per surgeons. He is cared for in a farmhouse, too seriously injured for hospital transfer. The crash happened during an attempted landing due to engine trouble when a wing draped and the plane toppled over.

Pablo Beach Fla San Diego Cal Granville

Knights of Columbus to Host Large Sunday Banquet

The Knights of Columbus plan a major event Sunday with 74 candidates prepared for the second and third degree. Reservations for 500 guests at the banquet table were announced, promising one of the organization’s biggest affairs. Volunteers assisting in serving may wear white gowns if they wish, with no mandatory dress code. The program spans the afternoon and evening and attendees expect an unusually engaging time.

Knights of Columbus

DeKalb Woman Accepts Call to Nebraska

Miss Anna Beckstrom, longtime DeKalb church organist, accepts a call to serve as organist at a large church in St. Edward Nebraska and leaves DeKalb this coming Sunday. Friends in DeKalb regret her departure but wish her well in her new post. Girls attending the Knights of Columbus banquet should be at St Marys hall at 5 pm Sunday with cakes to be left at the hall Sunday morning if possible.

Dekalb Nebraska Anna Beckstrom Swedish Lutheran Church St. Edward Miss Beckstrom Knights OF Columbus St. Mary's Hall

Lansing Is An Author Revealing Rift With Wilson

Robert Lansing publishes his account of the Paris peace talks detailing disputes with President Wilson over a league of nations covenant and other issues. He cites disagreements on presence in Paris, the treaty with France, and secret diplomacy. He argues Wilson overstepped constitutional bounds and questions the handling of Shantung and Fiume.

Cailed Press New York Robert Lansing Wilson Atte Lansing Paris League of Nations France Kiao Chan Shantung Fiume

Germany Mine Explosions in Moravia Kill 24 Miners

United Press reports from Carlshad Germany say twenty four miners died in a mining town fire at Kukla Moravia late yesterday. The blast caused by a mine fire left a deadly toll and halted operations as rescuers searched for more victims.

Say United Preess Carlshad Germany Kukla Moravia

Creston Man Roy Mowbray Found Dead in Chicago

Local friends report Roy Mowbray former Creston horse dealer and board of trade trader died from gas poisoning at his Chicago apartment 5525 Michigan Avenue. Death ruled accidental by Chicago papers though domestic troubles noted. Survived by a widow. Mowbray previously ran the Malta elevator and sold the business to Oliman recently, maintaining wide local connections.

Michigan Avenue Chicago Roy Mowbray Creston Horse Board of Trade

All Will Honor Great Prelate in Baltimore

Baltimore observes funeral honors for Cardinal, with flags at half mast and tributes from all walks of life. President Harding and officials sent condolences as ceremonies begin, culminating in a pontifical high mass and burial in the cathedral crypt under the altar. Archbishop Glennon of St. Louis to preach the sermon.

Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons Severon Harding Herntil Corrizon J. J. Glennon St. Louis

United States asks Britain to demand Bergdoll extradition

The United States asked Great Britain to press Germany to extradite Grover Cleveland Bergdoll a Philadelphia draft dodger who sought asylum in Germany The request was sent through the British embassy and hinges on proof of a forged passport obtained through Canada The British authorities require such evidence before a formal demand can be made The American side aims to secure the necessary documentation through ongoing investigation

Washington, D. C United States Germany Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Phi Delphia Canada

Gustafson to leave for new charge soon

Rev. J. O. Gustafson will preach his last sermons at the Swedish Mission church in DeKalb Easter Sunday. He and his family plan a brief Illinois visit before moving to Norway Midh to take a larger church pastorate, with an expected start on April 30. DeKalb friends express regret but wish them well.

J. O. Gustafson Swedish Mission Church DeKalb Ilinois Gustafson Norwayy Midh Gustafsons

Peerless Ice Cream Introduces Larger Delivery Truck

The Peerless Ice Cream Company of DeKalb unveils a bigger truck to boost production and shipments. The firm is sending substantial amounts of ice cream out of town as deliveries increase and a new route is being expanded.

Ice Cream Company DeKalb Peerless

Rotary in big meeting DeKalb charter presented

One of the interesting DeKalb Rotary meetings was held at Hotel DeKalb last night. The club received its charter and heard from Rotarian leaders about Rotary goals and member duties. Dr J Stanley Brown presented the charter and spoke on club workings.

DeKalb Rotary Hotel DeKalb Rotary J. Stanley Brown W.W. Wirtz Seven Velock Thomas Davis Joliet Hiness Saar Wirtz E. S. Rawworth Edward Dunn Round Table of Rotarians Chicago Mr. Dunn DeKalb Palmer House Jndee W. L. Pond Jndee Pond Willie Bil William Iab F OM. Webster RP Culver Rotary Armestad

Weather Reading From Cyclostormo For Next Day

The Cyclostormo predicts weather to change within 24 hours with slow shift, clearing tomorrow and brisk winds, a bit cooler. The east end drag store instrument offers a reading chart, but full certainty comes from consulting the drug store staff for the 24 hour forecast.

East End

Railroad men repair city crossings on Sixth Street

Railroad section crews spent the day fixing the Sixth street crossing and anticipated further repairs at the Fourth street crossing as it remains a regular danger to traffic within the city limits.

Railroad Sixth Street Fourth Street

Frank Guigle Taken To City Hospital Today

Former alderman Frank Guigie was taken seriously ill yesterday and moved to City Hospital this morning by order of his physician. The prognosis suggests he will likely be discharged soon and return home.

Frank Guigle City Hospital Frank Guigie Guigie Jong

Dentists Attend Big Society Meeting in Geneva

Dentists of DeKalb who are members of the Fox River Valley Dental Society attended the Geneva meeting on Wednesday and called it among the most interesting in the society’s history. From DeKalb, Drs J A Spickerman and A C Spickerman were among the attendees. Weather outlook for Illinois is partly cloudy Saturday with possible showers in the northeast and warmer temperatures expected.

DeKalb Fox River Valley Dental Society Geneva Illinois Tontehi

Former President Wilson Hit By Indigestion Attack

Washington March 25 Former President Wilson suffered a sharp indigestion attack shortly after lunch today. Family members summoned Dr Cary Grayson and Dr Sterling Wesson. Wilson responded quickly to treatment and was relieved in an hour. Doctors say the attack was not serious and not a setback to his physical condition.

Wilson Cary T. Grayson Sterling

Balloon Missing Over Gulf After Pensacola Flight

Navy searches the Gulf of Mexico for the balloon A9557 and five men from Pensacola station. Carrier pigeons report drifting 29 miles west of Panama City as officials fear loss of life. The balloon, piloted by George E. Wilkinson, carried four Marine Corps cadets including Russell Verman Aiden from Belleville, Illinois.

Unirea Rressy Washington, D. C Navy Pensacola Naval Station Navy Department Gulf of Mexico Naval Air Gulf Panama City Fla Pensacola George E. Wilkinson Marine Corps Russell Vermanaiden Belleville

Will Probe Builders Will Probe Builders

A legislative commission opened a Chicago building conditions inquiry on March 25. Builders, unions, real estate men and architects were subpoenaed as the panel seeks evidence to curb alleged crookedness akin to New York’s Lockwood probe. U S and state attorneys will participate at sessions. Permanent relief for households and tenants hinges on exposing conspiracies in the building trades.

United Press Chicago Lockwood New York United States Attorney's John C. Dailey Dailey Lockwood Commission Deriley

Advisor Lennix Linton to tour US and Europe

Lennix Linton also known as Putnam Weale, advisor to the Chinese government, will depart on April 13 for the United States and Europe to confer with American, British, and French governments and League of Nations representatives on abolishing extraterritorial rights in China and on the Shantung dispute terms.

United Iressa Shanghai China Lennix Linton Putnam Weale United States Europe League of Nations Shantung

Immigrant family guests in Morrison home seeking city residence

Mrs. Jacob Cohn and her daughter, recently arrived from Russia, are guests at the Morrison home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry while Mr. Cohn searches for a permanent residence in the city.

Jacob Cohn Russia Harry Morrison Mr. Cohn

Easter Music Lights Up DeKalb Churches

Easter in DeKalb features multiple church choirs with fine programs. First Baptist at 3 30 p m, First M E B at 4 00 p m, First Lutheran with Gounod's Redemption directed by Prof Swanson, and music at First Congregational and First Methodist. The Lutheran program includes soloists Mrs Herman Pierson and Mrs C B Gonterman among others, with cantatas and psalms, while Methodist presents Wooler's cantata Hail the Victor at 4 p m with several soloists. St Mary's offers two masses with choirs and organ works. The detailed schedules span morning and evening services across multiple churches with choral and instrumental offerings.

DeKalb First Baptist M. EB First Tuitheran First Congregational E. J. Swanson First Lutheran Church Hhis Gounod Professor Swanson Phillip Swanson Herman Pierson C. B. Gonterman Ruth Bean A. C. Spickerman S. F. Parson A. A. MacDowell Vere Goodyear St. Mary’s Church Christ Karl Stuart Orzsn Helen Conlin Victim Paschsk Delbruck Orean Mary Horan Revina Coell Margaret Stuart Postiude Marche Helen McCabe Vidi Aguam Chotr Kyrie E. Marzo Gloria E. Marz Traumerei Lchumann Emmett McGirr Santous Aenus Dei

Daugherty Silent on Debs Pardon Decision

Attorney General Daugherty refused to indicate his recommendation to President Harding on a possible pardon for Eugene V. Debs. Debs serves ten years in Atlanta for bolstering socialist aims. Cabinet discussions at Bearick offered no clear impression on a pardon.

United Press Washington, D. C Daugherty Harding Eugene V. Debs Atlanta

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Princess Bulletin Monroe William D. Coney Kaylees Woodrow Wilson Moravia American Legion Chronicle Sults Morris Creston Trator Mr. Mowbray Malta Mr. Oliman Britain Baptist Ladies Rotary IN DeKalb Organization Mexican Gulf Legislative Commission Jensus Debs Last of the
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