More Jurors Summoned for Major County Case
Circuit Clerk George James ordered a panel of 40 prestige jurors to report Monday at the courthouse for a long, high value case. Sheriff and deputies sent summonses after receiving the list, naming jurors from Shabbona Malta Franklin Victor and others across DeKalb Sycamore Cortland Mont. The action, heard before, involves substantial money and will demand extensive jury selection.
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George James
Court House
Shabbona
Elmer Fleming
Will Toda
Malta
W. N. Hueber
Franklin
Fred Gibson
Victor — Floyd Johnson
Frank Clinton
Edward Borchers
W. J. Dufty
Kenneth Pogue
John Robin- DeKalb
H. H. Hanway
A. M. Havenhill
Robert S. Johnson S. Laven
F. R. Freeman
Claus Collin
J M. Blair
Will Fitzgerald
F. S. Corey
John Burke
Harry Hamilton
Phillip Boos
Vincent Fuller
Mayfield
Harold Patterson
Archie Jones
Kingston
Seger Swanson
Walace Thurlby
W. C. Ollman
Charles Stray
Carl Hallin
Somonauk
Henry Suppeland
Sandwich
C. B. Coombs
A. M. Wells
R. C. Coy
Cortland
Niles Clausen
Sycamore
W. L. Gilbert
L. D. Marshall
W. J. Pratt
John Duval
Circuit Court
Fine Talks Are Heard at Lunch Business Men
The Business Men's Luncheon at the Guildhall yesterday drew an unusually large attendance. R Hallenberg, director of public relations for Illinois Northern Utilities, spoke on public relations followed by Mr Adams of Dixon and H Trebby, managers of the Sycamore and DeKalb offices, who also gave talks.
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Guildhall
Chamber of Commerce
R. Hallenberg
Ilinois Northern Utilities Company
Mr. Adams
Dixon
H. Trebby
Annual Universalist Church Meeting Held Sunday
Members of the Universalist church held their annual meeting after Sunday services with a dinner at the building. The board of trustees, led by President Arthur Holcomb, increased from six to 12 members. Plans for the year remain tentative with announcements expected later.
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Universalist Church
Church
Arthur Holcomb
J. L. Irish
Ralph Curry
Universalist
Disturbance In Local Theatre Over Coughing Patron
Patrons at a local theatre were disturbed by a coughing audience member. An ad-like note urges readers not to be a nuisance and promotes FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs colds and hoarseness with a testimonial from Mrs. W. T. Clary of White Plains Va.
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Foley
W. T. Clary
White Plains
Sycamore BridetoBe Ruth Foster to Bruce Stevenson
A Detroit marriage is scheduled this week for Miss Ruth Foster and Bruce Stevenson, a Sycamore pair with ties to the area. Stevenson holds a Detroit position and the couple will reside there after their wedding.
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Detroit
Mich
Ruth Foster
Bruce Stevenson
Stevenson
Vanderlick store front under construction advances toward opening
Workmen install a new front at the Vanderlick store and will soon complete the glass work. The new proprietor aims to move substantial stock from his distributing station, with plans to join a growing chain. Early in 1500 A D goldfish reached Japan from China.
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Vanderlick
Japan
China
Sycamore Pleased With South Somonauk Street Road Work
Residents express general satisfaction as South Somonauk street road work is due to finish tomorrow. The contractor believes completion by tomorrow evening will enable a new highway into the city within 21 days. Farmers south of town will again have easy access to the city.
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Sycamore
Somonauk Street
Genoa
Big Meeting Tonight for Merchants at Universalist Church
Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce holds its annual meeting this evening at the Universalist church with high attendance expected. A banquet starts at 6 30 followed by reports from officers and election of new leaders. Rev S Keene Ryan will deliver a short talk after the business portion.
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Universalist Church
Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
S. Keene Ryan
Two Prisoners Booked at the County Jail
Two more prisoners were admitted yesterday from Chicago. Frank Cooper, arrested on larceny charges, is held for trial in Chicago. Elias Jarbour, convicted under Section 219, was sentenced to 0 days in the county jail by Federal Judge Adam C. Cliffe.
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Chicago
Frank Cooper
Seare Dall
Elias Jarbour
Adam C. Cliffe
New Theatre to Open Doors at One Saturday
A Fargo theatre on West State Street announces its official opening this Saturday at 1 PM. The venue will begin shows at 1 and run continuously through 11 PM, despite ongoing work requiring final touches.
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Fargo
West State Street
Vaudeville Program and Seats Arrival at Geneva Theatre
Reports describe an initial program with two vaudeville acts of better calibre ten reels of movies and an organ concert by organist Ralph Brown. Seats arrived today and workers expect completion before Saturday noon after floor preparation.
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Cording
Ralph Brown
Geneva Theatre
Short Time Thursday Opening For City Stores
Chamber of Commerce officials announce city provision stores will open Thursday morning at usual time and stay open until ten o clock while all other places except restaurants remain closed for the day. This allows store employers and owners to spend the day as they wish with options to leave town if desired.
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Iby Chamber of Commerce
Thanksgiving Union Service Arranged in City
Thanksgiving union service set for Thursday morning at 4 30 at the Methodist church. Rev F W Field of the Baptist church to deliver the sermon with special music by the Methodist choir directed by Vere Good year. Six Inca churches join this union service with an appealing program featuring Hymn of the Pilgrims and Praise Thee.
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Methodist Church
F. W. Field
Baptist Church
Vere Goodyear
Pilgrims
McDowell
Esther Pierson
H R R. Sorensen
W. C. Goodyear
Ata- Va
DeKalb Doctor Has Article in Medic's Paper
Dr W L Shank of DeKalb is featured in the State Medical Journal with a biology article read to the teachers college class. Excerpts appeared in The Chronicle weeks earlier, and the discourse was reprinted in the Journal. Chronicle want ads bring results.
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DeKalb
Woeanus State Medical Journal
Teachers College
WL. Shank
Chronicle
Rev Ystrom Preaches On Charity At Swedish Baptist
Rev Harold Ystrom delivered a strong sermon at the Swedish Baptist church on Christ healing the daughter of the Canaanitish woman. He urged Christians to aid the poor in entering God’s kingdom and warned that today’s Phariseeism hinders faith. Tonight he speaks on The Carnal Man Before the Highest Court at 7 45. Solos by the preacher draw praise and attendees look forward to more reports after Thanksgiving. Chief of Police W A Wilt Wilberger figures in riot coverage with relatives noted.
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Harold Ystrom
Swedish Baptist Church
Christ
Jesus
Ystrom
Ston University
W. A. Wilt[berger
Evanston
Kenneth Wilberger
Northwestern
Mothers Night by the Scouts at Church Here
Troop No 1 officials plan Mothers Night at the Congregational Church to involve mothers in Boy Scout activities. Scouts will give a short program and demonstrate meeting routines to show what happens each Tuesday. All mothers of Scouts and others interested in the movement are invited.
Students From This City In Northwestern Riot
Residents of DeKalb show keen interest in the riot at Northwestern University last evening. Ten or 12 local students attend Northwestern, and hundreds of participants suggest several DeKalb youths may have joined in. The event began after a celebration of Northwestern's football season.
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Cra
Northwestern University
North- Western
DeKalb
Northwestern
Evan
Corn Show Draws 150 Entries in De Kalb Store Event
Interest builds for the first annual DeKalb corn show at BRB store west of the Innova tion. More than 150 entries come from local farms, with the DeKalb County Soil Improvement foundation noting an unusually large display. Officials say germination tests will be offered free by the agricultural association.
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Minaresc
DeKalb
BRB
DeKalb County
Lompetition
Agricultural Association
Hope Auto Is Found After Chicago Shootout
United Press and Chicago police dispatches report the W. J. Hope car stolen in the city Saturday night October 24 was recovered in Chicago today. Stephen Griffin nineteen twenty three? Wait. Griffin, age 23, was arrested after a gun battle and chase. Police used a hail of bullets to stop him. Griffin confessed to stealing the DeKalb automobile. Chicago police seek to link Griffin to an organized band of auto thieves.
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Hope
United Press
Chicago
W. J. Hope
Stephen Griffin
Griffin
DeKalb County Sheriff Candidate Isaac W George
In Shabbona Illinois Isaac W George declares his candidacy for sheriff of DeKalb County under Republican auspices. He appeals for party support at the primary. The note mentions recent medical recovery of Ivan Ide and a note on Jewish immigration to Palestine, reflecting period concerns.
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Ivan Ide
van Ide
Th Hospital
Fay
DeKalb County
DeKalb
Isaac W. George
Shabbona, Ill
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