DeKalb Urges Vaccination to Prevent Smallpox Epidemic
Health officials warn that residents who were vaccinated years ago must renew protection or risk a severe outbreak. Dr Hagey and local doctors will vaccinate at nominal charge, with police and city authorities ready to enforce vaccination if needed to protect the public.
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Mee
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J. BL Ensey
DeKalb
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Eity
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Te Hepltly
Sterling Crew reassigned on North Western line
Readable fragments indicate Sterling passenger train crew reassigned this week. Conductor James now runs between West Cr exzo and Williams Hey, Braker William Collins on a run between Che cap and Aur, and Wireman W iis minder stands in. Engineer Curtain on vacation, Expressman Clarence Bfoldric retired on pension list.
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RMS
North Western
James
William Puckett
West Crexzo
Williams Hey
William Collins
Che Cap
Dim Curtain
Paumair
Mont
Clarence Bfoldric
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Services for Olaf Olson Arranged This Afternoon
Mrs. K. Vexrenn and Mo Martin Anderson announce services for Olaf Olson, who died suddenly Tuesday. He was father of Harry Olson, formerly of this city, now in Springfield, and brother of Johnson Olson and Kath Olson. The family will have the remains sent to Lincoln for interment, with Janesville connections noted in the record.
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Olson
Rockford
Janesville
Lincoln
Odd Fellows Session Tonight Before Legion Bazaar
Odd Fellows hold a meeting tonight, with 26 candidates to receive the first degree. The hall is lent for a Legion boys bazaar next week starting Monday, and a large future meeting is planned once this class advances.
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Odd Fellows
American Legion
Moe
Boys Work Gong Well: Rotary and WelfarE Efforts Rise
A community meeting reports strong support for boy welfare work and civic projects. Rotary and local leaders urge sustained funding and a citywide company to oversee youth initiatives, with plans to reform the Old Third militia under Colonel Charles Groene.
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Belog Benrinty
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Calonel Charles Groene
Aurora
Harding Shifts Rail Matter to Interstate Board
Harding will defer immediate steps in the railroad situation to the Interstate Commerce Commission and the railroad labor board after a two hour meeting at the White House. Chairman E. C. Clark of the Interstate Commerce Commission and the labor board discussed the issue with the executive group.
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Harding
Salay
Troubled Youths Involved With Police Tolls
Fragmented OCR text shows several youths connected to police tolls and a sequence of disjointed names and events. It references Christie Wiest, Lovie, Caerik Prank Reble, and a theater meeting, with mentions of money and a crime scene but details are unclear.
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Ion
Committed Elks Volunteer Homes Discussion
Unclear OCR text shows Elks group considering homes and members. Mentions committees, proposals, organizers, and potential actions. Names and places are garbled. Core idea centers on Elks planning to establish or support housing, with members debating roles and next steps.
More Jobs Are Given Out For The Deserving
A fragmented report notes job allocations among named individuals including Pete Washington and Charles H. Burke of South Dakota. It mentions Robertsen, a Chevrolet, Michigan figure, and hints at a Treasury or patent commission context with unclear details and a March reference.
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Pibhebty
Charles HL Burke
South Dakota
Tor Voinntasider
Fire at Sixth Street Factory Traced to Electrical Works
A small blaze at the Sixth Street factory was reported this morning at the Nehring electrical works. Fire fighters arrived quickly and, after about fifteen minutes, had the fire under control with minimal damage.
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Sixth Street
Nehringlectrical Works
Funeral of Cardinal Ory Buited Presay Tettigiores
A solemn funeral at a cathedral draws thousands including bishops papal delegate and cardinals from Quebec Kentucky and many nations. Clergy procession and rites mark the burial of Cardinal Gibbons with regalia, robes, and red insignia as bells toll.
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Ote
Mearia
Colin
Xrona
Quebec
Cael Opernett
Rome
Kentucky
Edward
Cardinal Gibbons
Ronan Cardinal
Mystic Workers Meeting Friday Evening
A meeting of Mystic Workers is called for Friday evening with one or more supreme officers in attendance. The gathering promises matters of great importance to the members as they discuss proposals and activities.
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Consid
Etiamater
Plea for Ireland Upsets City Pavement Debate
Local dealers push a petition to delay the Shorseshoe addition paving due to high material costs. Mayor Wesle and the board insist works must proceed this year, amid injunction threats and protests by property owners. Mary MacSwiney urges U S recognition of the Irish Republic before a jointAssembly gathering, drawing applause and prompting no immediate action on a concrete resolution.
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Imois General Assembly
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Sion
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Tihe Leland Hotel
Willis J. Spaulding
Miss Meiney
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Jaries
Springfield Teachers Federation
Arghorn Tincals Branch
American Association For the Recognition of the
Guilty Pair Personal Crisis in Chicago Hotel
A man and woman in Chicago were involved in a double tragedy after a guilt ridden plan. The man shot the woman then killed himself in a hotel room as police arrived and evacuated guests. The woman died, the man injured but expected to recover.
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Noel Jasery
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Umtier
Oklahoma House Votes to Take Up Roberts Impeachment
Oklahoma City March 31 The Oklahoma house voted to take up the special committee report recommending impeachment of Governor J A B Roberts for alleged corruption in office. Action set for 10:00 a.m. Friday as reporters note.
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Okla
Oklahoma House of Reprsentatives Today
Special Investigating Committee
J. A. B. Roberts
Old Sycamore Resident Passes Away at Home
An elderly resident of Sycamore named Rogers died at her Carter Street home this morning after a long illness. She was mother to Will Rogers and had long stood as a longtime figure in the community. No further life details are available. reported she had passed the 14th milestone.
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Sycamore
Carter Street
Will Rogers
Former Emperor Karl Declares Military Dictatorship
United Press reports former Emperor Karl proclaims a military dictatorship and may march on Budapest with 20 000 troops. Vienna says he seeks to remount the throne as Premier Mayer convokes parliament to resist. Three nations threaten war if Karl returns, while Horthy negotiates with Karl as West Hungary falls under monarchist control.
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Horthy
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Volks Zeitung
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Count Andrassy
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Empresas
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Foier
Dechard
Horne Succeeds Chamberlain as Chancellor of the Exchequer
Sir Robert Horne becomes chancellor of the exchequer in Britain, succeeding Austen Chamberlain. Stanley Baldwin moves to Horne's former post as financial secretary of the treasury. The announcement comes from London and marks a cabinet reshuffle by the board of trade president.
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England
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Blue Lodge Plans Special Meeting for First Degree
Members of the Masonic Blue Lodge will meet in special session Friday evening to confer the first degree on several candidates. The lodge asks all members to be present and assist in the work.
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Masonic Blue Lodge
Boy Scouts Gain Equipment And Meeting Plans
Boy Scouts of DeKalb under Salem Browman and J A Spickerman have received new equipment. Dr Spickerman announced the update as the troop eyes improved gear and heightened activity. A meeting is set for tomorrow evening to discuss a possible hike Saturday and larger troop quarters.
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Salem Browman
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Funeral of Francis Klotz Held at St Marys Maple Park
The nine year old Francis Klotz died after weeks of illness from a mastoid infection. Funeral services for Francis, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Klotz, will be held tomorrow at ten o'clock from St Marys Church in Maple Park. Survived by his parents and sister Lucile, many friends express sympathy.
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Downtown lights fail last night in city system
Ornamental lighting on downtown streets went out last evening prompting electric company crews to work all day. By noon testing explained daytime illumination. authorities expect full restoration by night. Cliffford Rice returns to Harvard duties after illness during Easter vacation.
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Electric Company
Cliffford Rice
Harvard
Hold Your Horses at Princess Playhouse Tonight
Tom Moore stars in the attraction at the Princess playhouse tonight along with a comedy titled The Love Doctor. Chronicle want ads promise results.
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Tom Moore
Princess Playhouse
Love Doctor
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