Union leaders seek reestablishment of railroad labor boards
Chicago November 28. Leaders of railway unions urged the U S railroad labor board to reestablish national adjustment boards 1 2 and 3 to interpret new agreements for hours and conditions reached after the government railroad deal. Burd M Jewell led the American Federation of Labor railway employment department in presenting the request.
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Chicago
Pnoble
United States Railway Labor Board
Oki Board
Burd M. Jewell Af
Labor Boar
Owens to Speak at Big Americanization Meeting
Friday night in this city will feature Dr. William B. Owen at First Methodist Church. Owen, president of the Chicago Normal School, will address on Americanization. other speakers include Dr. J. Stanley Brown and Rev. B. B. Evans. Musical numbers and a Phillipine song performance by Mariano Galo are planned.
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Pirst Methodist Church
William B. Owen
Owen
Mariano Galo
Islands
City Americanization Committee
Dr. Owens
Board to Meet with Citizens Tuesday Night
The hospital board calls a conference at city hall with invited city leaders to discuss the cost and construction of the new city hospital. Bids are in and the board seeks advice and cooperation before proceeding with building.
England braces for Sinn Fein attacks amid dock fires
London reports cabinet plans for England defense against Sinn Fein. Police and Scotland Yard officials warn of possible further incidents in London as Irish threats surface. Dublin notes anonymous letters threaten Londonderry officers and repeat killings if they stay. Deer captured. warehouse fires repelled. one man killed in Lencon incident.
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London
England
Sinn Fein
Liverpool
General Forrodid
Basil Thompson
Scotland Yard
Dublin
Ireland
Londonderry
Boole
Daniel Ward
Imeome
Canz
Lencon
Fragmented Humoresque Teaser From OCR Page
Readable text fragment hints at a humor piece or music section with garbled print. Names, dates, or events are unclear. no complete nouns or actionable facts emerge to identify persons or venues.
Fragmentary 19th Century Political Rhetoric on Unity and Leadership
A fragmented historical text discusses national leadership and unity, referencing the president and Congress. It portrays concern for governance and the country, mentioning duties, duties of the presidency, and the role of Congress in shaping policy.
Ticket Sale Goes Ahead In Fine Shape Now
Reported details claim ticket sale proceeds are on track with a large turnout expected. Officials and organizers emphasize smooth operations and public access, outlining steps to ensure orderly entry and safety at the event.
Arrests Made In Counterfeit Money Ring
Two men were accused in the act of passing counterfeit currency at a rooming house in Ohio. Authorities say they made and tried to pass ten dollar bills as genuine. Federal agents arrested them after a tip led to the rooming house. The bills were fake, and the bogus notes were traced to a Chicago counterfeiting ring.
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Ohio
Nox
Cammetie
Chicago Peder Reserve Bank
Sale of Fancy Work Promises Quick Turnaround
A local listing notes the sale of fancy work titled Bushy with 12 aispsb and sak the ae iT eek be, indicating a forthcoming event this week. The fragmentary notice hints at sale timing and item category without full details.
Legion Club Rooms Open For Men
A damaged report describes new Legion Club rooms intended for men, detailing furnishings like tables and chairs and ongoing setup. The article mentions steel and weighty fixtures, with unclear references to officials and timing amid a general air of construction and preparation.
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Legion Club
Ameren Agian
Columbia
Furntevine
Plac
Weciuers
Finan
Seaure
Local Man to Be Taken to Chicago for Specialist Consultation
Local man Jack McCart, listed in poor condition for some time, will be transported to Chicago Wednesday to see two specialists. The exact cause of his health issues remains uncertain, with heart trouble noted as a likely factor. After consultation, doctors expect to determine the cause and estimate the treatment timeframe.
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Chicago
Jack McCart
Chicago Wedne- Tay
Jonns H
Dancer Executed After Accused Betrayal of Revolutionaries
Fragmentary report describes a dancer named Madame Hoeelizer accused of betraying revolutionists. Troops rounded up counter-rebel movement members and executed her. her body found in a jarred container as the uprising was crushed.
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Meuscow
Tussin
Mademidiselle
Wbeltze
Madam Hoeelizer
Bern Jared
Local Jan Not in Auto Accident by Mistake
A garbled notice states Frank Romper was misnamed in a car incident involving Carl Ockstrom near the gas company tract. A few days later Mr. Ronan was mentioned in connection with the event.
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Frank Romper
Carl Ockstrom
Ronan War
Cafeteria Menu Items At Wy Dee Supper Service
Menu list from 4 56 p m to seven includes baked beans spaghetti cheese scalloped potatoes cabbage salad and poult salad with pie cheese cake bread jelly relish butter. Also features loaf bacon and supper specials with rice and dessert offerings.
Legion 1S Supporter Urges Christmas Seal Sale
A letter from Dr J Stanier Brown, president of the American Legion auxiliary, praises the Christmas seal drive to fund tuberculosis work in DeKalb County. It stresses wartime lessons, urges broader local support, and acknowledges ongoing TB education by state and local groups.
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J. Stanier Brown
Xocms
Metculley
Legion
Minois
Our Department
Ami Bealits
DéKalb
Bankers probe Ryan standings amid asset review
New York Nov 33. Bankers investigate the standing of Wall Street broker Alan Ryan whose assets and liabilities are under scrutiny. Ryan sought help from Samuel Untermyer, announcing a retainer. Untermyer replied by six PM. Ryan avoided interviews as the situation drew further attention.
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New York
N.Y
Edia
Alan Ryan
Wall Street
Ryan
Samuel Untermaier
Untermeier
Dixon Woman Known Here Dies Sunday
Mrs. J. P. Devine wife of Representative Devine dies Sunday in Dixon after a long illness. She was well regarded in the community and had accompanied her husband on city visits. Born August 14, 1886, she had long been a familiar figure in local circles and was highly regarded for her charm and public spirit.
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J. P. Devine
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Devime
Weil
Kscom
Doration
Devine
Devise
Terat
Mary Katrome Hewaesser
Dora & Soe
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Rochelle Team Trims Dixon In Final Battle
Rochelle defeats Dixon Ameforcan Legion football in a decisive contest. Rochelle lines up three DeKalb players plus locals Ned Gone Les Gilberg and Mike Dormelly contributing to the victory despite Dixon’s Notre Dame stars. A late kick at the goal line sealed Rochelle's win in Lee county.
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Dixon Ameforcan Legion
Notre Dame
Lee County
Rochelle Fr
Chelle Legion
Rochelle
Seaton
Rochellites
Ned
Les Gilberg
Mike” Dormelly
Bread Price Drops and Local Names Noted
Bread price reductions are reported with references to Beswittug woarunuw and Sally Aan Bread. Mention includes Goodyear and Worden in association with the pricing change.
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Goodyear
Worden
New Drain for Hospital Delayed by Pipe Shortage
The hospital drainage project may be postponed as shipped pipe is not on hand. Work could extend into next year since the city lacks the necessary pipes and supplies. The available train capacity is also limited, delaying progress further.
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St Mary's
Agriculture Association Names New Leader
The Agricultural Association announces W.G. Eckard as head and a committee appointment. Eckard, noted for his skilled farm knowledge, will oversee action program work and collaborate with fellow members on experimental agricultural initiatives.
Warren Bagg's Serious Condition Reported
Family confirms Warren Bagg in very serious condition with reports from Wisconsin area. local community and schoolmates hold vigil as details remain scarce. authorities and hospital declined further comment pending family update.
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Warren Bagg
Venizelos Likely to Retain Office in Greek City
Paris dispatch reports Premier Venizelos may resume office asGreek King Constantine returns. Allies show no opposition, with polls indicating favorable sentiment among the Greek plebiscite plan. Christmas greetings at The Chronicle Office noted.
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Venizelos
Paris
France
Conp
Constantine
Chronicle Office
Auxiliary of Legion Post to Entertain Men
The American Legion men await a December 1125 event as the Women’s Auxiliary hosts a housewarming for new chair rooms. It features a Sig “inner” for the men, followed by dancing and entertainment, marking the Auxiliary’s first major local post engagement.
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Auxiliary OF Legion
American Legion
DeKalb Residents Attend Chicago Funeral for Lawrence Seebers
Mr and Mrs Alfred Olson returned from Chicago after attending the funeral of Lawrence Seebers 25 the son of Mr and Mrs Gus Seebers He died after four days with double pneumonia Left mourning his parents and three brothers Funeral held Saturday at two o clock from the Olson home in Chicago
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Alfred Olson
Chicago
Local Men Robbed in Mysterious Incident near Hinckley
Detectives report a group of local men tied up robbed near Hinckley then driven away and later released. The attackers disappeared with valuables, leaving the victims shaken but uninjured, and authorities began a search of the countryside to locate the culprits.
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Hmckler
Eck Sim
Aiddei
Hinckley
Oratmead
Reistire
May Renew Fight on Question of Training
Washington DC November 23 The Washington news suggests renewed political contention over training policy and potential rate changes. Fragmentary references show discussions across federal commissions and Congress, with sparse details on dates or outcomes.
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D_ C
Waenmeina
Commerce Commission
West March
Cumberland
Virginia Town Placed Under Martial Law
A Virginia town was placed under martial law following unrest in Mingo county. Reports from Huntington via United Press describe local authorities deploying troops to restore order as curfews and checkpoints limit movement. The action targets preventing further violence after outbreaks tied to labor or coal-related disputes.
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