Memorial Day Rites Planned in DeKalb by American Legion
Memorial Day events in DeKalb will honor veterans from all wars. The program starts Sunday with a church service by Rev W R Yard and a parade led by the band, ending at the Normal gate for student tributes to fallen sailors. Oscar E Carlstrom delivers the memorial address at the Normal, with Rev F M Webster and others participating.
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Warren Bagg Home Again Is Feeling Fine
One of the happiest family reunions occurred Sunday as Warren Bagg returned home from Presbyterian Hospital after nine months as a patient. He is improving and will return monthly for x rays, with plans to continue recovery. Weather notes: Illinois generally fair tonight and Wednesday with possible thunderstorms in the north and little temperature change.
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Election Riot and Fire Injuries Reported in City
A market accident on East Lincoln Highway left Lon Smith badly burned after boiling water spilled through a floor hole. The incident occurred during a chaotic Election Day with rival protests and widespread disorder reported in multiple cities including Paris and Belfast.
Dr John W Cook Visits DeKalb From Chicago
Dr John W Cook arrived from Chicago with his daughter Mrs Gale and is a guest at the Gurler home on Sycamore road. He feels splendid and plans to call on friends at the Normal school today or tomorrow. The former head of the Normal school is improving and will stay in DeKalb until tomorrow.
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Byers to Deliver Memorial Day Address in Malta
Representative John H. Byers of Dixon spoke at Steward Saturday evening to a full hall. He will give the Memorial Day address in Malta next Monday, inviting American Legion members to recruit new joiners and urging community support.
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Reynolds Stops Car To Avoid Small Dog
Glenn W. Reynolds and his wife were en route to the Princess when he halted his car suddenly to avoid a small dog that dashed into the street. He had recently lost an Airedale and urged other drivers in the city to adopt the same cautious approach.
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Boy Scouts to Hold Examinations as Editor Cowley Tours Mooseheart
James R. Cowley, veteran editor of the Freeport Journal Standard, visited The Chronicle this morning before a inspection tour of Mooseheart. Cowley plans examinations for local Boy Scouts during the visit.
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Free Lecture on Christian Science Tonight
A free lecture on Christian Science will be given tonight at the Church Edifice corner Third and Oak streets. Miss Mery G. Ewing C S B of Chicago TIL a member of The Board of Lectureship Mother Church Boston Massachusetts is the speaker. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Commencement Exercises at Northern Illinois State Normal
One hundred sixteen graduates will participate in the 9:30 Friday commencement at the Northern Illinois State Normal school in the Normal auditorium. The program includes music by students, prayers, and two addresses, with diplomas presented by Dr. J. Stanley Brown.
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First Trial Likely to End in Conviction in Germany
Leipzig May 24 The first railway criminals to be tried include Sergeant Hinen of the little list. It is predicted he will receive at least two years for brutal treatment of war prisoners. Hinen claimed innocence but his statements were childish. Nine British soldiers and sixteen Germans testified, outlining wartime brutalities.
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Sycamore Man Forgets Where He Left Auto
R. E. Wells of Sycamore, known in DeKalb, left his car after a lumbermen’s meeting in Aurora. After a 30 minute search he admitted forgetting the location, thinking it was on the west side of the river rather than near the Orpheum theater where it was found.
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Girl Accuses Banker of Ruin of Life in Baby Murder Case
Miss Eric Mullicane, 20, lying in a county hospital cot accuses a wealthy Missouri banker, father of a unnamed baby murdered, of causing her ruin. He faces a Mann Act violation warrant and will be named upon arrest.
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Mudge Named State Clerk of Presbyterian Church
Winona Lake Ind May 24 Lewis Mudge of Harrisburg Pa was elected state clerk of the Presbyterian church by the 131st general assembly at the nomination here today. The state clerk is the highest executive position in the church.
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Ram Attacks Woman Near Waukegan in Illinois Field
Mrs T J Spahl suffered a broken right leg when a ram charged her in a field near Waukegan Illinois. She kept the animal at bay with a sickle until neighbors arrived to help as she had been photographing children nearby.
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Tom Mix Stars in Hands Off at the Star Tonight
If you are going to a show tonight go to the Star and see Tom Mix in his play of plays Hands Off. There are thrills after thrills and audiences yesterday praised the performance.
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Windstorm Disrupts DeKalb Steel Works Area
A furious windstorm struck DeKalb last night for about a half hour, snapping branches and causing minor damage citywide. Wires at American Steel & Wire crossed, delaying repairs for about 20 minutes as the steel plant fire department and the DeKalb fire ladder truck responded to a tree fire in the addition.
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Cars From Far Corners At Annie's Woods Campground
Tourists praise Annie's Woods as a fine camping spot after A W Marvin found two cars there one from Connecticut and one from California. The California owner called the place especially good for tourists and the Connecticut traveler noted prior similar sites but not as good. DeKalb will publicize the area once campground work is finished. Glovers welcome a new baby girl born at City Hospital. mother and daughter doing well.
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Come Tonight at the Princess for final Inside of the Cup show
The Princess screens The Inside of the Cup tonight in two showings at 7 30 and 9 15. The film adaptation of Winston Churchill's novel is highly praised and urged as a must see for patrons. Come early and enjoy the feature as part of the current season.
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Germans in Quick Shift Over Silesia Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Germany pledging to close the Upper Silesia frontier and dissolve regular forces sent to fight Poles in response to a French ultimatum. A chamber debate in Paris echoed calls for Ruhr occupation as retaliation for cross border volunteers. Berlin warns against volunteer corps in Silesia while London denies joining any invasion pact.
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Police Halt Dekalb Man After Spy-Glass Watch
Chief Riddell sent an investigator to Annie's Woods after reports of a man seen near the dormitory. The two hour probe found the man watching from a spy-glass and he was escorted away, with a warning not to return.
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Mayor Lewis and Aldermen Tour the City
Mayor James E. Lewis and several aldermen toured the city to inspect work by the real building department. The journey touched neglected streets as part of a broad effort to improve DeKalb and urged residents to support the mayor’s program.
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Inspector from state fire marshal visits DeKalb
Deputy state fire marshal George F. Kirane is in DeKalb for several days to inspect fire protection compliance. He found conditions generally good but issued recommendations for correction and plans further visits. He warns leniency for first offenses but prosecutions for persistent disobedience.
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