Peggy Hopkins May Settle Out of Court Now
Peggy Harr is Joyce, former Follies beauty, and her millionaire lumberman husband near a court settlement of marital and bi neral difficulties. Reports say Peggy could keep 129 516.52 while Joyce seeks annulment of the marriage set for Tuesday. He has paid Peggy a tenth temporary alimony and $4,500 in fees. Rumors link Peggy to Peter Merillon, banker’s son, if the marriage ends.
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United Press
Chicago
Peggy Harris
Joyce
Follies
Tee Val
Pege
Slag
Pegi
Peter Merillon
Rotary Talk by Lewis Wallis Advocates Tax Reform
DeKalb Rotary Club lunch program features Lewis Wallis of Chicago arguing for tax shifts to boost investment. He says local and state taxes burden landholders and waste resources, urging lower taxes on improvements and higher land-value taxation to spur production and curb land speculation.
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America
DeKalb Rotary Club
Lewis Wallis
Chicago
Odd Fellows
Wallis
St Joseph Fels Conmission
New York
London
Ntry
United States
Ional
Harding
Notable golfer Kiels found dead at Brae Burn club
In Goston Massachusetts a famed professional golfer Kiel was found hanging in a summer house at Brae Burn country club. Police state ill health may have driven the tragedy as investigators view the incident as a suicide.
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Goston
Mass
Lewis BE
Brae Burn
Tellier
Polic
Wheat Falls to New Low in Chicago Market
Chicago November 3 Wheat fell to 1.31 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade. December wheat closed at 99 cents, the first five year low. Millers and brokers watched as price dipped with sentiment pessimistic. Grain king James A. Patten warned further declines amid weak demand and strained European credit.
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Chicago Board of Trade
United Press
Chicago. I
James A. Patten
Wriners
Leslie Home From Hospital at Rochelle Ron
Leslie of the First National Bank, after a major operation at Lincoln hospital, has been discharged and is home in Rochelle Ron. He is not fully recovered but able to be up and about, with many friends pleased by his return and hoping for a swift return to his usual work at the bank.
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Ron. Leslie
First National Bank
Lincoln Hospital
Leslie
DeKalb
Leland Train Victims Laid In One Grave
One of the saddest funerals in Leland marked the burial of Mrs Charles Masey and her family victims of a late night auto crash near Beecher crossing. The Moser family members and a two month old baby Dorothy also died, with two men passing later that evening and Saturday morning. A large gathering attended the service officiated by SA Johnson and Rev Abraham of Earlville.
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Leland
Charles Masey
Charles Moses
Willis Danielson
Dorothy
Beecher
Moser
Crand-Dsuchter
Drmielson
Governor decries trial delay in Lake County case
Governor Lon Small condemned delays in a Lake County trial and warned county officials to expedite the record transfer. He said he would compel the county clerk to act if the record is not sent soon, amid tension over the postponement.
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Parther Tay
Lake Counts
Lon Small
Peivent
Lake County
DeKalb Doctor to Resume Practice
Dr. John H. Riley returns to work after illness and plans to take over his practice Monday. He reports improvement, managed office patients while sick, and expects to travel to treat country and other patients early next week.
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Dekalb
John H. Riley
Banks Open Thursday Afternoon in DeKalb
DeKalb banks operate on Thursday afternoon due to a holiday at month’s end. Bank staff dedicate time to their own duties. some fans attend, but the day remains chilly and lightly complained about by the crowd.
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DeKalb
Pawl
Dangerous Curve Ahead In Bus Trip Sparks Tense Talk
A terse remark about a spouse during a business trip surfaces as a warning phrase. The line hints at strain in a marriage and aligns with casual, stressed language from a personal exchange rather than a formal report. No further context is provided in the fragment.
Mrs Bowles Dies After Illness in Stewart
Mrs Mary F Bowles died yesterday at her Stewart home after months of ill health four living children survive including R E Bowles Cresion merchant and William S Bowles Stewart. funeral likely tomorrow in Stewart with relatives from the area planning to attend the rites for the well known woman.
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Mary F. Bowles
Stewart
J. H. Jarboe Smourn
Bowles
Mr. Jarboe
Ramney
West Virginia
R. E Bowles
Cresion Merchant
Williams. Bowles
Mae Byron
St. Paul
Margaret Bowles
J. H. Jatboe
Lincoln Highway Detour Delays DeKalb to Chicago Route
DeKalb men who toured the Lincoln Highway east yesterday report the DeKalb to Chicago segment remains partly closed due to bridge detour near the Boys home at St Charles. About 200 feet of cement need laying, forcing a detour. Motorists may reach the old Lincoln Highway via Elburn corners but the Elburn street into town is closed and driving through fields is possible but discouraged.
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DeKalb
Lincoln
Chicago
St. Charles
Elburn
Geneva
Mother and four children die in Toledo fire
A mother and her four children three girls and a boy died in a Toledo blaze that gutted the fruit store and apartment of Walt Greenburg early today. The victims were Anna 15 Leah 9 and David 13. No further details on cause or survivors were provided.
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Toledo
Ohio
Walt Greenbarghe
den Greenburg
Anna
David
Leah
Officials to Discuss Work at a Session
Prominent members of the state and national probation officers association will address the eighth annual meeting in Thiavis State. Joseph L. Moxs, chief probation officer of Chicago, speaks on Administration. Effie Dean of Rock Island discusses Family Relief. Elsie Waggepseller of Decatur will describe the welfare home. Judge Arthur Port of Burrch explains venue court proceedings. Other speakers include C Catder Monmouth and Judge L G Griffith Pana. The event lasts two days.
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Thiavis State Probation Officoers Association
Joseph L. Moxs
Chicaco
Effie Dean
Rock Island
Elsie Wageepseller
Decatur
Charles Wilson Settles in Indiana City After Transfer
Charles Wilson formerly of this city and now working at Anderson steel works reports he has settled in Indiana City. He says DeKalb remains his home but Anderson’s plant on Madison Avenue offers better work. He plans to keep in touch with DeKalb friends and requested the Chronicta to note his move.
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Charles Wilson
Indiana City
Anderson
DeKalb
DeKaly
Aris
Avenue Ss
DeKalb Doctor to Undergo Operation in Rochester
Dr. Anderson who traveled to Rochester for an examination at Mayo Brothers hospital is slated for an operation tomorrow morning. Mrs. Anderson left for Minnesota to be with her husband during the procedure. Stoddard’s friends expect hopeful news from him after the operation.
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Anderson
Rochester
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Highway Officials Tour State Roads to Clinton Iowa
Bradt and Clifford Walter chief engineer of the state highway department and MajorUnion of the Cook county highways department visited the cement pavement from here to Clinton Iowa. They found conditions satisfactory though some Iowa roads are incomplete. Quinton has served Cook county highway superintendent fourteen years and the trip was excellent.
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Bradt
Clifford Walter
State Highway Department
Major Uinion
Department of Highways
Cook County
Clinton
Iowa
Quinton
Woman Injured When Auto Hits Buggy in Dark
Mrs. McNeeley remains in city hospital after a buggy ride with her husband was struck by an auto driven by John Loran. The driver said he could not see the horse drawn rig until nearly upon it. He notified police immediately. Mrs. McNeeley suffered a knee bruise but the injuries are not believed serious.
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McNeley
John Loran
Horan
McNeeley
Kiwanis Meet Open in Aurora With Over 1000 Delegates
DeKalb Kiwanis members travel to Aurora for a two day Illinois eastern district convention begun Thursday. More than 1,000 delegates from 43 clubs attend with Joliet and DeKalb sending about 100 each. Events include receptions, luncheons, banquets, and a grand ball at the armory with sessions at Moose Hall and city hall venues. Roles include Chicago club president Guy Guernsey aiding the noon meeting and Mayor Charles Greene welcoming attendees.
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Kiwanianseft
DeKalb
Aurora
Aurora Beacon-News
Kiwanis Clubs
Illinois and
Eastern Town
Joliet
Hotel Aurora
Moose Hall
Armory Building
Beacon News
Manion Teacue
City Hall
Evenin
Chicago
Guy Guernse
Chicago Club
Seventh Ward
Guernsey
Hamilton Elui
Charles H. Greene
Frank J. Knight
W. W. Bennett
Rockford
GW. Kimball
Lincoln
R. M. Howes
Clinton
A. M. Meyers
Decatur
W. H. Platt
Kansas City
Kansas
International Kiwanis Organization
W. Parker
Parker
Central
Jesse Black Jr
Pekin
Waquet
Madalynne Obenchain Collapses in Murder Trial
In United Iresa Los Angeles California on November 3 Madalynne Obenchain accused with Arthur Bureh of murdering J B Kennedy collapsed under strain and is under physician care. Prosecutor action awaited as Bureh's attorney, claiming insanity, prepared for district attorney decision. Weather forecast notes Illinois fair and slightly warmer, light frost.
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United Iresa
Los Angeles
Calif
Madalyn Obenchain
Arthur Bureh
J. B. Kennedy
Bureh
Germany unveils new plan for reperations payments
United Press reports Germany outlines a new plan to relieve its reparations payments. State Secretary Karl Bergemann and the German finance minister discussed it with Secretary Mellon, Secretary Hoover, and the State Department. The scheme, to be presented to Benjamin Strong in New York, would require U.S. sanction and aims to bolster the fallen mark and aid the Allies.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Karl Bergemann
Mellon
Hoover
State Department
Benjamin Strong
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
United States
Camorra Hand Said To Come From Across Sea
New York police linked an Italian Camorra influence to the October 24 $2,000,000 mail truck robbery. Two Italian suspects with prior records, Michael Arbesi and Frank Calabres, were jailed in Jersey City under $5,000 bail each. Police did not specify exact connections to the crime.
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United Press
New York
N. Y
Atlantic
Jersey City
Michael Arbesi
Frank Calabres
Four Breweries Seek Permits to Peddle Beer
Four major brewing companies including Joseph Schlitz of Milwaukee, Piel Brothers of New York, Feigenstein of Newark, and Lieberman Brothers of New York seek permits to distribute medicinal beer to drug stores nationwide. Commissioner Haynes considers the applications. approval was anticipated.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Haynes
Joseph Schlitz Company
Milwaukee
Piel Brothers
New York
Feigenstein
Newark
N. J
Lieberman Brothers
Leifheit Named Chairman of Red Cross Roll Call
Dale Leifheit, former Lincoln Inn proprietor, is named chairman for the upcoming Red Cross Roll Call running November 11 to 24. He says he has time to spare and will ensure everyone he knows responds properly, noting the work should be fairly easy this winter.
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Dale Leifheit
Lincoln Inn
Red Cross
O Leifheit
John McHugh and Two Witnesses Kidnapped
Belfast reports John McHugh cabinet nationalist and Fermanagh county council chairman was kidnapped Thursday night for refusing to pay a Sinn Fein levy. Two witnesses who had been subpoenaed to testify in a Sinn Fein case were also abducted.
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United Press
Belfast
Ireland
John McHugh
Fermanagh
Sein Fein
Sinn Fein
Truck And Ford Coupe Collide Near Second Street
This morning a truck driven by Peter Christiansen and a Ford coupe driven by Dr H C Schreck collided near Second and Grove streets. The crash was not serious. The truck driver suffered minor bruises while Schreck continued on. Schreck was en route to join Kiwanis in Aurora this afternoon.
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Peter Christiansen
H.C. Schreck
Second
Grove Streets
Schreck
Kiwanis Bunch
Aurora
Eastern Newspaper Publisher Dies Today
Dan R. Hannah son of the late Mark Hannah and a wealthy newspaper publisher died today in New York City. Heart trouble is listed as the cause of death.
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Vomed Reser
New York
N. Y
Dan R. Hannah
Mark Hannah
Bante’s Swiss Milk Chocolates Offered at 49c a Pound Saturday
A rare shipment of Bante’s Swiss Milk Chocolates will be sold at 49 cents per pound this Saturday at Secor’s. The chocolate, fresh from the factory, previously traded at 80 cents before the war and a dollar per pound for four years, now offered at a significant discount for Saturday shoppers.
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Bante
Secor's
Illinois Miners Back Amid Expanding Strike Situation
Nearly 50 000 coal miners are on strike with hundreds of thousands more discussing a walkout as winter nears. The split between Frank Farrington and John L. Lewis offered hope for averting a nationwide strike while Illinois miners were ordered back to work pending a meeting on injunctions.
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Frank Farrington
Illinois Coal Miners
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of América
Farrington
A. B. Anderson
United States District Court
Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Hocking Val
Ley
Kansas
Alex
Ander Howatt
West Virginia
Mingo County
Oper
Ators
United Press
Springfield
Staunton and
Girard
Anderson
State
Centralia
Cos
Logan
Obie
Starr-Jaycox
Coonsville
Chicase
Cox
Trisoix
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Star Theatre
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J. H. Jarboe
States
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Madalynne
Ilinois
Camorra
Leifheit
RED Cross Call
John M’hugh
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