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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1925

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Arunkill Hold Up in Aurora Becomes Headlines

Old DeKalb saloonist S H Arunkill once of East Lincoln Highway and later owner of the White Front in Aurora is beaten and robbed by three bandits. A pursuit ends with two suspects, Thomas Maloney and Felix Miceli of Chicago, captured in Geneva. $205 and weapons recovered. The incident draws in local witnesses and authorities as the third robber escapes.

DeKalb Soren H. Arunkill East Lincoln Highway Arunkill & Collins Arunkill Aurora Main Street Ora Beacon News S. H. Arunkill Geneva Reuben Anderson Arunkill Place Anderson Andrew Johnson Ander Thomas Maloney Felix Miceli Polk Street Chicago Michael Weiler Yester Weiler Fabyan Place Sheriff's Office Third Street Maloney Miceli Johnson Place Sheriff's of Elift Vierke Orr Reilly Charies Road

Modernism Scorned by Southern Presbyterian Assembly

Lexington Kentucky May 28 The 65th annual assembly banned modernism at home and abroad after a Dallas Presbytery complaint against foreign missionaries in France. The assembly adopted a committee report urging full investigation of the charge.

Uniten Press Lexington Southern Presbyterian Church Dallas Tex France

Mine explosion at Carolina Coal Company traps dozens

United Press reports a gas explosion at the Carolina Coal Company mine near Sanford North Carolina likely killed 50 to 71 workers. Eight bodies removed, rescue teams from Thomas West Virginia expected to continue search as families gathered at the mine mouth hoping for survivors.

United Press Sanford North Carolina Carolina Coal Company Here Thomas W. Va Red Cross

Stores Close Friday Night for Memorial Day Weekend

Stores in the city will shift closures for Memorial Day weekend with many shops closing Friday night instead of Saturday. Clothing, dry goods, shoes, millinery, jewelry, and ready to wear stores will close all day Saturday while drug stores close at noon. Grocery, meat, and bakery shops open Saturday morning until ten to accommodate customers.

New Orchestra Formed Here Troubadors Debuts at Peck Academy

Announcement reports the organization of a new orchestra in this city named the Troubadors. First appearance was last evening at the Peck dancing academy. Members include Miss Catherine Vanderbeek violin. Miss Eleanor Arkin piano. H. Ranta saxophone and clarinet. Harry Hamilton traps. E Neimenen trombone. W Hakala bass horn.

Troubadors Peck Dancing Academy Catherine Vanderbeek Eleanor Arkin H. Ranta Harry Hamilton E. Neimenen W. Hakala

Lucky Strikes Cigarettes at 45 Cents Per Box

Secor's advertises a bargain on 100 Lucky Strikes in a round tin for 45 cents. Last time the deal sold out in an hour, and only one box per customer is allowed. Come early to secure your supply in DeKalb.

Secor's

Last Day Looms At Cooking School Amid Cake Baking Demos

Miss Velma Schumard conducted cake baking instruction at Innovations Grill during the Chronicle Cooking school’s third day. Despite other commencements, attendance remained steady as she demonstrated cookies and pastries and urged women to return Friday for salads and diet tips.

Teachers College Chronicle Cooking School Innovations Grill Velma Schumard Miss Schumard

Breaks Arm In Fall At Home Here

Mrs. F. N. Ro an of Augusta avenue slipped from a chair while standing in the kitchen Tuesday afternoon and fractured her wrist in two places. The fall caused her considerable pain and the injury was confirmed today.

F. N. Roan Augusta Avenue Rowan

Rapers to Die in Chair Says Texas Jurist

Frank Morenzzo Noel and another man were sentenced to death in Dallas by Judge C A Pippin for rape and criminal assault on Mrs. Mary Steer. The hearings lasted about ninety minutes with Mrs Steer as the sole witness.

Texas Jurist United Press Dallas Frank Morenzzo Noel Mary Steer C. A. Pippin Iter

Split Illinois proposal sparks talk of North Illinois state

In a Senate resolution sponsored by Cook County’s Senator John T. Denvir the plan to carve a new state of North Illinois would include Cook Will DuPage Kane Lake McHenry DeKalb and Boone. The idea faces slim odds but provokes debate with DeKalb County fearing loss of influence as Cook County would hold control if formed.

Downstate Cooks County North Illinois Senate John T. Denvir Cook County North Mle Nois Cook Will DuPage Kane Lake McHenry DeKalb Boone House DeKalb County Ilinois

Wabash Flyer Wreck Injures Three Near Forest

A Chicago to St Louis express derailed three miles west of Forest when a broken rail caused the engine and two coaches to overturn. Three persons were injured, none seriously, as the engine crew leapt to safety and the trailing cars remained bumpy along the ties.

United Press Forest Here

Dunlap State Police Bill Advances After Senate Action

Springfield May 28 The State Senate pulled the Dun lap state police bill from further debate and after slight amendments advanced it to a third reading with a referendum attached. In Chicago May 31 1925 tickets for the Olympics were available via Arthur W. Johnson at phone 957.

Springfield State Senate Iit Mitchell Racing Commission House Chicago Arthur W. Johnson

Million Left in the Estate of Dead Youth

The Mc Clintock estate valued at 1097 dollars is divided into 800 in bonds, 210000 in real estate, and 97000 in life insurance. A jury selection dragged as States Attorney Crowe did not appear, with speculation he uncovered evidence of tampering by prosecution witnesses.

United Press Gileage Mc.Clintock Wil Robert KE Crowe Crowe Jen

Many Today at County TB Clinic Examined

The free tuberculosis clinic at the American Steel & Wire welfare building was to run from ten o clock until late afternoon. Dr Imas P Rice of Springbrook sanitorium and county nurse Cecile Cushman reported many people had appointments and expected a busy day as the clinics grow in popularity with larger attendance at each session.

American Steel & Wire Welfare Imas P. Rice Springbrook Aurora Cecile Cushman

City Council Set for Regular Meeting Next Tuesday

The city council and mayor held a private session last evening to discuss issues to be presented at Tuesday night's regular meeting. The gathering was unofficial, focusing on topics that will come before the council during the first regular session of the new administration.

Marines Gather in Chicago for World War Reunion

Chicago marines who served in World War I prepare for a June 6 reunion at the Auditorium Hotel. The gathering, expected to draw many leathernecks, aims to connect veterans from the city in a lively commemorative event.

Chicago United States Auditorium Hotel

May Start the Search for Amundsen and Polar Flyers

Oslo reports rescuers may be sent to search for Captain Roald Amundsen and his polar team after they departed Kings Bay Spitzbergen in a bid to reach the North Pole by air. Norway’s defense ministry offers planes and pilots, while the aeronautical society urges a relief expedition. Copenhagen and others consider Danish help, with potential American aid involving the dirigible Los Angeles.

United Press Oslo Norway Raoud Amundsen Kings Bay Spitzbergen North Pole Norwegian Defense Ministry Amundsen Norwegian Aeronautical Society Copenhagen

Annies Woods Meeting Draws Lake Area Visitors

Tonight Annie's Woods hosts a large gathering of DeKalb Sycamore Genoa and Kingston members plus visiting chapters from Rockford area. Izaak Walton will preside with Dr Fulton of Rockford as speaker and plans aim to lift the DeKalb chapter. The event begins after six and runs to about nine with weather favorable and features for outdoors enthusiasts.

Annie’s Woods Izaak Walton DeKalb Sycamore Genoa Kingston Fulton Rockford

Funeral Services Held Today for Burton President

Two services were held for Dr. Ernest DeWitt Burton, president of Chicago University. One service was for students and faculty, the other public. Faculty members and prominent citizens formed the procession to Mandel Hall as students lined two blocks. Messages of condolence poured in from across the country.

United Press Chicago Ernest DeWitt Burton Chicago University Mandel Hall

Woman Killed by Ex Convict in Windy City

Mrs. Isabelle Scheckley, 59, widow, was shot and killed in Chicago by ex-convict William Hankey of Akron Ohio. Her son Lewis was seriously wounded. Hankey, seeking his estranged wife, fired on them after being denied access, then escaped.

Windy City United Press Chicago Isabelle Scheckley Lewis William Hankey Akron Ohio State Penitentiary Rankley Scheckley Hankey

Weather Outlook for Abinois: Fair Tonight and Friday

Mostly fair conditions across Abinois with clear skies tonight. Friday brings warmer temperatures and continued dry weather.

Abinois

Two Killed In Chicago As Boiler Explodes

United Press reports in Chicago two black men died and another wounded when a water boiler exploded at a Chinese restaurant in the Loop. A porter was hurled from the fourth floor into the street, narrowly missing pedestrians, while the other victim was thrown against a wall. Several others were not seriously injured.

Tuys United Press Chicago

Dokeeys to Start Here Knights of Pythias temple planned

A Tuesday night meeting in De Kalb selected the temple name and named first officers for the D O K K temple. Delegations from Mak Kah Temple Peru and candidates from Geneva Batavia Sandwich Elgin Sterling and others are expected to help establish the temple with brass band oriental band and drill teams. Officers named included J Arthur Smith George F Rhine J B Johnson Harold Ellison C O Freedland G M Grimes Phil Lundberg Lloyd Engh Harold Markinson E R Morris and Duane Grimes. Details will follow and tonight Castle hall votes and business matters loom with four candidates to take the third rank and a large attendance anticipated.

Knights of Pythias Mak Kah Temple Peru DeKalb Temple Mek Kah Temple Geneva Batavia Sandwich Elgin Sterling DeKalb J. Arthur Smith George F. Rhine J. B. Johnson Shiek Harold Ellison Mahedi C. O. Freedland G. M. Grimes Phil Lundberg Lloyd Engh Harold Markinson E. R. Morris Duane Grimes Castle Hall Order

Funeral for Rockford Bay to Be Friday

Funeral services are planned for Leroy Johnson twenty and nephew of Mrs M P Anderson. He died Tuesday evening at his Rockford home after a long illness of over two years. Mentions of relatives from this city and Rockford indicate attendance by Mr and Mrs M P Anderson Mr and Mrs Harold Olson Mrs George Noreen Miss Mildred Anderson and Clarence Swanson fading to final details of the ceremony. The service will be held tomorrow afternoon in Rockford with local attendance anticipated.

M. P. Anderson Harold Olson George Noreen Mildred Anderson Clarence Swanson Rockford Leroy Johnson

Weeks Goes On Table for His Surgery Work

Boston Mass May 28 Secretary of War John W Weeks underwent an operation at Phillips House of Massachusetts General Hospital for removal of gall stones. Hospital officials withheld operative details. Mr Clarence G LePage now manages the milk business and route in DeKalb and is authorized to collect and handle milk business matters. We are discontinuing our Leslie Ridge office as patrons prefer an authorized collector. Phone No 1706 calls Broughtons Dairy DeKalb.

Boston Mass John W. Weeks Phillins House Massachusetts General Hospital Clarence G. LePage DeKalb Leslie Ridg Broughton’s

College class of 1925 graduates at state teachers college

The 26th annual commencement of the state teachers college featured 228 graduates, including 103 from the junior college, with DeKalb sending the largest representation at 43. Dr. Mark E Penney delivered an influential address on education growth, efficiency, and saving time and money, while graduates Miss Gladys Winifred Ekeberg and George Landis Terwillixer spoke on college value and instructor contact.

Schubert State Teachers College State College Illinois Iowa Indiana Pennsylvania DeKalb L. L. Hammitt Hill United Chorus of Treble Clerk and Melodie Kind Singers Mandalay Speaks Gounod Mark E. Penney James Hillikin University Decatur Dr. Penney

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