German Cabinet Resigns as Bauer Government Falls
Berlin reports that Gustav Bauer's cabinet has resigned after forming yesterday. Majority Socialists urge President Ebert to appoint Hermann Mueller to form a new cabinet. Berlin dispatch notes efforts to restore order continue with reported quieting of Rhine districts and government cooperation with insurrectionist groups amid calls to disarm troops. Estimated deaths reach two to three thousand in the Von Kapp disorder. Ludendorff blamed by many. International passport renewal for Americans is restricted. temporary documents issued with limited value.
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Gustav Bauer
Ebert
Hermann Mueller
Berlin
Germany
Rhine Pines
Socialist
Itic
von Kapp
Ludendorff
Jon
Iyervitee
Aginst
Gustav Nocke
Revolt on President Third Term Move Rocks Democrats
A revolt forms among house Democrats over President Wilson's silence on a possible third term. Leaders push for a decision while Republicans run robust campaigns. Representative Kitchin warns a Wilson bid would spell party death. Humphrey urges clarity on plans. The dispute centers on whether to link the peace treaty to his reelection bid.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
House
Uc Terday
Kitchin
N. C
Humphrey
Wilson Tor
Miners Uphold Farrington in Their Session
The Wli nhois Miners convention votes four to one against sustaining graft and fraud charges against President Fran Farrington by Frank Hefferley of Mayville Michigan a defeated presidential candidate. Farrington says the convention will set down business and focus on smaller issues this afternoon as the session began over a week ago with few substantive charges against officers.
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Peoria
Wlinhois Miners’ Convention
Fran Farrington
Frank Hefferley
Mayville
Hefferley
Farrington
Election to fill school board vacancies April election set
An April 17 school election will fill board vacancies caused by term expirations. President W L Pond W A Kilmer and Phillip Swanson seek reelection as petitions circulate for them today.
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Memcbers
W. L. Pond
W. A. Kilmer
Phillip Swanson
Community Conference to Be Held in DeKalb
On March 31 a major Community Conference will gather in DeKalb bringing national speakers and topics to Northern Illinois State Normal School and local venues. Process includes luncheons at 12 to 2 and free public programs at the Normal School auditorium and Methodist church. Leaders include Dr. William B. Owen, Lenora M. Lake, R. E. Hieronymus, Chaplain Thomson, W. G. Eckhardt, and J. Stanley Brown.
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DeKalb
State University
J. Stanley Brown
Ilinois State Normal School
Methodist Church
Williston Hall
William B. Owen
Chicago Teachers’ College
Lenora M. Lake
R. E.hieronymus
University of Ilinois
Thomson
W. G. Eckhardt
DeKalb County
J. Stanley, Brown
Local Resident Returns From Florida Trip
P. M. Swanson and family have returned from Fort Lauderdale Florida where they spent the winter and are visiting at the home of Dr T Arthur Johnson in Rockford for a time.
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Florida
P. M. Swanson
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
T. Arthur Johnson
Rockford
Star Theatre Tonight Showcard Promises Wide Appeal
Tomorrow Saturday the Star presents photoplays and music for all ages. William Russell stars in The Lincoln Highwayman while Paul Dickey’s famed stage hit features. Earl Montgomery and Joe Rock perform a Big V special comedy with Rubes and Rob. Continuous show after 7 15. Special dinner and hotel info follow.
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William Russell
Paul Dickey
Earl Montgomery
Joe Rock
Rubes
Rob‘bers
The
Star Orchestra
Doctor Freudenberg Cleared In Murder Case Collapse
After weeks of national attention the murder charges against Dr J A Freudenberg of Markesan collapsed as the state disclosed no usable evidence. At a preliminary hearing Mrs Brehl testified about the patient’s illness and the defense argued the death resulted from pneumonia. The state asked for a ten day continuance to finish chemist examinations while the defense prepared to prove pneumonia as the cause.
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Wieensin
J. A. Freudenberg
Markesan
Dr. Freudenberg
Alfred Muffies Prendenders
Milsiard
Charses
Dro JL Oa
Preardenterg
Netrie Dutyfles
J. Paul
Theodors Brazeau
trace = Brehl
Washington
Duffies
Farmer
Brazean
Brozrau
Alfred Duffies
Willet M. Spoon
Income Tax Men Begin Nationwide Dodgers Crackdown
Tax collectors across the United States will compare individual returns with records to root out fraud and ensure accuracy. The law imposes up to a 1000 dollar fine for fraudulent filings, while inadvertent errors carry no penalty. Revenue agents will renew a drive after April to pursue delinquents, with theaters in some places under scrutiny and Chicago already pursuing theater owners.
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United States
Chicago
Adile
Vaudeville Show At New Armory This Saturday
A three act bill headlined at the New Armory theater on Saturday afternoon and night. Performances feature song and comedy with a vaudeville style program planned for the double show.
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New Armory Theater
Bie Double Bill at Star Playhouse Tonight
Star Playhouse presents a double bill of photoplays led by Miss Virginia Hammond in Miss Crusoe a comedy drama with laughs and thrills Tom Mix stars in Love in the West a top western. Also Matt and Jeff Bud Fisher cartoon Rose by Any Other Name. Showings at 7 30 and 9 00 Peal 20e Children 1c. And war tax.
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Star Playhouse
Miss Crusoe
Virginia Hammond
Robinson Crusoe
Lonely Island
South Seas
Tom Mix
Matt
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Wilson reply to tell about Rhine troops
Washington March 2 The president will inform Congress in response to the Kahn resolution that American troops on the Rhine will not participate in any advance into Germany to quell internal strife. Wilson is expected to note Germany must resolve the Kapp revolt and the workers’ upheaval while the armistice remains in effect.
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Postedl Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Camperess
Kahn
Rhine
Germany
Toc
Congress
Wlson
Kapp
Wison
Naval unpreparedness cited in navy report evidence
Washington March 26 Us navy unpreparedness blamed for fleet undermanning, especially destroyers, during the war. Camp Taussig told committee that repeated recommendations were ignored by the navy department, hindering personnel reform and risking future failures.
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Washington, D. C
K. Tgussig
Navy Department
Wiswall Returns Home After Eye Operation
E. J. Wiswall, who was treated for an optical trouble in Chingse, has returned home and is reported to be recovering well. Doctors plan to operate on the other eye, with experts to return to the hospital for that procedure. Friends here anticipate good news from ongoing updates on his condition.
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E. J. Wiswall
Chingse
Wiswall
Tae
Firefighters Short of Fund for New Machine
Fire department says donations total around 50 dollars, need about 140. Residents can contribute at Hawks or with the firemen at their quarters.
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Tads Aj
Ohio Graduates Set Dress Cost Limit in Bellaire
Bellaire Ohio March 26 Conservative worries grip local high school crowd as a limit of seven dollars is set on the cost of porch ornament dresses for graduates.
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Ohio
Faw
Bellaire
Wood campaign finances spark senate charge in Washington
Senator Borah of Idaho accused General Leonard Wood's presidential bid of being fueled by money to manipulate the Republican convention. He called it a "saturnalia of corruption" and urged a congressional probe into campaign expenditures, proposing a cap of 10000 dollars per state before the convention. A Wood aide dismissed the claim, warning that continued tactics could help Wilson seek a third term.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Leonard Wood
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Saturnalia
Wilson
Moses
Woods
Wood
Nik
New York
N. Y
Denin
Stock Killed in Wreck Near Rochelle
A derailed North Western freight near Rochelle killed 15 horses and injured others. The stock was moved to Rochelle stock yards. No crew injuries were reported, and service resumed about three hours later.
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Rochelle
Noroe
Elks Dinner Roast Pork A Curious Feast
An Elks gathering features a roasted pork dish described in humorous, garbled fashion. The account mentions a chef and the dining event, with quirkily imperfect wording suggesting festive commentary and eager anticipation for the next theme or anecdote.
Lost boy found in hotel room after kidnapping
A boy kidnapped from the federal building Wednesday was found unharmed in a local hotel. He said he was kept in a hotel room for two days, sometimes locked in a bathroom, while the kidnapper who held him released him after a telephone call. The kidnapper escaped.
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Lexington
Iyo
Maron
Taul Little
Ieyeanel
B. Little
Federal
Levigton
Hig
House to Pass Peace Resolution At Once
Washington March 26 Republicans in the House prepare a tentative thrust on a constitutional peace measure. Senator Lodge and others favor it. Chairman Porter expects to introduce it Saturday or Monday with Democratic Leader Kitchin predicting solid House Democratic backing for a straightforward peace resolution not altering the treaty status quo.
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Washington
Republican House
Senator Lodge
House
Porter
Foreign Affairs
Kitchin
Brown Home From East After Indictment
Dr. Oscar J. Brown returns from Vermont where he went for his father’s illness and death. He spoke informally to reporters denouncing propaganda on Soviet government while endorsing the U S Constitution under past conditions. Sheriff still seeks him with no eviction efforts planned. no new hearing details released.
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Oscar J. Brown
Communist Labor Party
Vermont
der. Brown
Chronicle
Roesia
United States
Brown
DeKale
Cook County
What's Your Husband Doing at the Princess Playhouse
The much talked about comedy stars you have seen in Mary's Ankie and Twenty-three and Our-half Hones Leave. What's Your Husband Doing is the attraction at the Princess playhouse tonight at 7 30 and 9 00. Adalas 20 cents total 22 cents with tax.
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Princess Playhouse
Total
Youngsters Run Wild as Bandits In City
Sycamore police report two incorrigible youths Henry Barpaenep and Frank Kochaniel, both ex residents of St Charles and Chicago reformatories, in custody for breaking into weight cars on the Northwestern. After initial candy thefts near the tracks they eluded officers, later captured at Stockton. authorities expect another term.
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Sycamore
Edo Naj
James
Henry Wipsenep
Frank Kochsnick
St Charles
Chicago
North Western
Dex
Waterstein
Hoys
Tor
Death of Young Pilot Pearson in California Crash
Lieutenant Raymond Fr Pearson son of Dr and Mrs J J Pearson of Evie died after his plane crashed near Riverside California. He was among conservative flyers trusted with notable passengers. An earlier attempt to divert during a tail spin failed and he died about three hours later. The accident occurred a couple of weeks ago while he was piloting the aircraft. The Johnsons of Sylamore and the Landers of Oregon were en route to Riverside when they received word and rushed to the scene. The body was sent to his former home for burial.
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G. A. Johnson
Sylamore
Alhambra
Reeret
Raymond Fr. Pearson
California
Riverside
Pearson
J. Pearson
Evie
Aturtino
Apenten
Burt
Report of Cyclone at Rochelle Untrue
A rumor circulated that Rochelle was struck by a cyclone last night. Dispatches say a high wind prevailed in the town with no damage reported and no signs of a twister by this morning.
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Rochelle
Elihu Root Joins Commission for World Court Organization
Elihu Root has accepted the invitation of the League of Nations to serve on a commission for organizing an international court of justice. Announcement made today. Weather for Aligois forecasts fair and cooler tonight with Saturday cloudy and partly rainy later.
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Orien Ress
London
Enetard
Elihu Root
Jeague of Nations
Organization of International Court of Justice
Aligois
Immigration official once lived in city visits hometown
William Eyster, inspector in charge of the hoarding division of the immigration service at New Orleans, stayed a few days in his old hometown. He escorted German radicals to Chicago then planned to deport a Spanish radical via New Orleans. Eyster, once Daily Chronicle circulation manager in 1598, rarely visits home but is glad to return whenever possible.
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William Eyster
Joseph
Wood
Mr. Eyster
Immigration Service
New Orleans
Chicago
Europe
Eyster
Daily Chronicle
Muddy Roads Hamper Trucks For Local Steel Firm
The American Steel and Wire Co reports heavy trouble on astrave street due to recent rain making the road nearly impassable. trucks get stuck frequently, disrupting operations and deliveries.
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American Steel & Wire Co
Astrave Street
Anti League Party Forms In U S Politics
Washington March 26 An anti league of nations party is being considered to nominate anti league candidates. Senator William E Borah Idaho has refused to join while Hiram Johnson California is in the race. Chicago Boston and New York host headquarters with organizers in over twenty states. Borah may speak on campaign finance and a bill to cap spending at ten thousand dollars per state before and after the convention.
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Washington, D. C
League of Nations
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Solong
Hiram Johnson
Calfornia
Anticle
Chicago
Boston
New York
Johnson
Senate
Waterford Lord Mayor Receives Death Warning
United Press dispatch from Waterford Ireland dated March 26 reports the lord mayor received a death threat letter warning him to prepare for death mirroring the Cork mayor’s fatal assassination threats earlier.
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United Preasy
Waterford
Ireland
Cork
Steamer Western Comet Salvaged Off Eastern Coast
The Western Comet is reported 200 miles from Sable Island with the peaco in tow, drifting toward Halifax after distress calls. Wireless station at Sable Island relayed the update. expected to reach port by Sunday.
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I Unitedness
Halifax
Western Comet
Sable Island
Armory Tonight Features 12 Piece Orchestra Dance Program
Tom Mix appears at the Star tonight in Love in the West, a western film. A special chicken dinner is advertised for Sunday at the venue. Hotel Glidden listed as 100 with unspecified context.
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Glidden
the Armory
DeKalb band to fund two efforts with concert and dance
The DeKalb Military Band will perform an eight o'clock concert at the Armory to raise funds for the Memorial Clock and replenish the band treasury. The program includes marches and popular tunes with a second set featuring a twelve piece orchestra for dancing until midnight.
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DeKalb
DeKalb Military Band
Mareh
America
Losey
Mississippi on a Rampage Near St Paul
A sudden Mississippi River rise driven by ice jams sent hundreds from river flats in St Paul and Minneapolis. More than 200 Minnesota families fled as police in flat boats aided in numerous escapes after a break in ice jams near Onaka and smaller jams in creeks above the twin cities.
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United Press
St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Onaka
Twin Cities
Express Force Keeps Busy By Music Rolls
The Q.R.S. company keeps local express boys working overtime to handle its rolls. A carload of rolls sits at the C. A. & D. railroad office this morning. Rolls are being shipped to Mattoon for distribution. Despite the workload, the goods are managed in first class shape with a solid working system.
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Q.R.S
Mattoon
Russian Troops Take Finnish Towns Today
Bolshevist forces crossed the Finnish frontier and occupied several towns, reporting from Helsingfors on March 26. The patches describe Russian troops advancing into Finnish territory with multiple towns under control.
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HY Tinted Press
Helsingfors
Finland
May Lynch Suspects In Slaying At Adena Ohio
United Press dispatch from Steubenville Ohio reports seven suspects being moved toward Steubenville to dodge armed mobs threatening lynching. Frances South 11 was found dead near Adena with skull fractured and clothing removed. A crowd of 500 gathered at the jail as a suspect linked to the murder was held, with 50 volunteers sworn in to assist police and deputies to avert violence.
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United Press
Steubenville
Ohio
Frantes South
Adena
Ohi
Frances South
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