Art Exhibit Opens With Notable Attendees and Community Support
The program lists numerous artists and speakers joining the event, highlighting community participation and local talent. Organizers emphasize the role of Secu Service supporters and public backing. The piece mentions Merten Griekt and Alfret Cauizin among key figures, with preparations underway for opening night and related festivities.
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Vessar
Secu
Gabe
Steyr
Alfret Cauizin
Wright
Foretencompan Reduces Salaries at Gabber Cemetery Center
A local employer named Foretencompan announces salary cuts affecting staff at the Gabber Cemetery Center. The actions reduce compensation across roles, with details about affected positions and potential timelines unclear in the fragment.
Menico's Threat Highlighted By MORRIS MANY POOL FANS
Knights of Columbus handicap pool tournament draws large crowds as spectators cheer early winter play. Veterans dominate so far with several matches completed. notable results include George Masterson 6 balls defeating James Gent 35 aim by 70 to 30 and Patrick Donnelly beating Wilbur Hope 69 to 34 with Coyne and Hickey also winning or near wins.
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Knights of Columbus
George Masterson
James Gent
Wilbur Hope
Patrick Donnelly
Mr. Donnelly
Sycamore Man Dies in Local Hospital
A prominent Sycamore resident, Whitmore, died after a long illness at the Sycamore Hospital. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bee Whitmore, aged 47, and lived in Mereth Township. He was known as a lover of life and remembered for his kindness. Funeral plans were noted with references to family and local clergy.
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Whitcere
Mee
Bee Whitmore
Wietoer
Peremts
Merteth Township
Ieee
Prohibition Candidate for President Dies
Prohibition candidate dies amid party turmoil as reports name Vert Teese Pere lew Amgeis Col Kev and Chet among possible successors. The death marks a turning point for the prohibition movement and its leaders amid evolving state politics.
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Lew Amgeis
Kev
Memphis Jailer Killed by Robber Today
A Memphis jailer was killed during a robbery today. Details are fragmented but indicate an assault by masked assailants at or near the jail facility. Authorities report ongoing investigations and a search for suspects.
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Memphis
Victims Found After Barge Wreck Near Salem
Seattle dispatches report three crew members found on the beach near Salem after the barge Wool Guthrie wreck. One corpse recovered, two others alive but exhausted. The missing crew includes thirteen sailors and Mrs. A N Jensen, wife of the captain, with hope fading for the Pirrie crew.
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Seattle
Wash
Wool. Guthrie
Salem
W. J. Pirrie
Tvo
Cape Johnson
Pirrie
A. N. Jensen
May Agree On Who Will Settle Rail Disputes
Chicago Nov 30 Union leaders say grievances ignored by railroad owners may be settled by the United States railway labor board under the Esch Cummins law. The board can settle disputes the adjustment board declines to handle. Today representatives of 16 recognized railroad unions requested the board pass on controversies.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Voeder
Anatema Board
Martial Law in Virginia City Suppresses Strike Clashes
In Mingo County Virginia City the strike wave nears quiet as federal troops patrol and state forces reinforce the area. A public meeting is forbidden while miners and mine guards have faced ongoing confrontations, with authorities deploying multiple company contingents to maintain order.
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Villamnsen
W. Va
Cos County
Te File Exceptions on Packer Proposals
Supreme court session late today hears Te File exceptions on Packer Proposals with Attorney General Palmer presenting the case and argument.
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Packer
Supreme Court
Palmer Anfeed
Unemployment Rising Across Midwest in Latest Survey
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports the seventh federal reserve bank of Chicago found unemployment rising in Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Wisconsin and parts of Kansas Nebraska while business volume declined. Ten percent of steel plant workers were idle and even higher losses were seen in other sectors as workers migrate to industrial centers then return home, with farm labor largely unchanged and some wage cuts noted to curb total unemployment.
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Chicago
Midwest
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Minos
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kansas
Nebraska
Wen
Cider Mills of State Hit by Dry Ruling
Illinois cider mills face disruption as Volstead Act interpretation limits production. Central Illinois Agricultural Society discussed prohibition of cider containing more than two percent alcohol, though manufacturing cider itself is not banned.
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Unaea Press
Nev
Hlinois
Feider Mills
Centralllinois Agricultural Society
Cron
War veterans rights under new law in this city
Veterans of the Spanish American war Philippine insurrection and Poland China rebellion seek information on newly passed laws. Walter S. Buchanan Route 2 Louis requests a two-cent stamp for guidance on rights under the new act. Many local veterans who served in various expeditions are expected to write him.
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Congress Utai
Poland
China
Walter S. Buchanan
Louis
Buchanan
Standard Oil to Sell Stock to Employees
Standard Oil plans to offer stock to its employees valued at 12.5 million dollars. The program will allow installment payments, with officials announcing the eligibility and terms for purchase by staff.
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Standard Oil
United Press
Micago
Standard Oil Company of
Vee
Polish Demand Immediate Peace Treaty Formation
In Riga delegates delay signing of peace accords as Polish government wires the Soviet Union demanding an immediate date for permanent peace and a start on military guarantees. The Polish action bypasses Russian peace delegates as Warsaw directs the process.
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Warsaw
Poland
Novy
Riga
State Bar Association Meet in Aurora December 11
Members of the State bar association of central and northern Illinois will assemble here December 11 to discuss legal points with disputes over corporation law the new state constitution and other topics. Judge F. G. Plain will preside.
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Umnen
Aurora
Isle
State Bar Association of
Central and Northern Illinois
Judce F. G. Plain
State Department Sets Hearings on Route 17 Path
Sprinsfeld Illinois November 30 The department of public works and buildings will hold a seaside meeting on October 7 regarding the location of route No 17 under the state bond issue road. The path from Kankakee through Streater to Lacon in Marshall county is to be amended. On Monday December a hearing in Chicago will address the road from Chicago through Aurra and Mendota to Princeton in Bureau county.
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Ueued
Sprinsfeld
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Kankakee
Streater
Lacon
Marshall County
Departmentas
Chicago
Converted Man Burns by Revival Seeker at Presbyterian Church
Converted man burns tobacco and proclaims revival conversion at the Presbyterian Church gatherings. He announced prior backsliding and tied the act to the ongoing revival series led by TH. Dunlop in the town, highlighting local religious fervor and ritual.
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Eee Heyworth
Presbyterian, Church
Dunlop
St Louis Bank Notes Decline in Prices
St Louis Mo Nov 3 Purtnee declines in prices and a tendency of business to slow down with increased unemployment noted in the last 30 days in the eighth fed district.
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St. Louis
Community Christmas Tree revival planned this year
City eyes revival of the Community Christmas Tree with a tree possibly as large as previous years. An option on the tree is held, decoration plans include popcorn bags and colored lights, and local business people are urged to support the effort for a successful event at Third Street and Lincoln Highway.
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Third Street
Lincoln Highway
Food prices near prewar levels reach 1914 values
United Press from Chicago reports food prices are moving toward normal, with some commodities quoted at 1914 values. Sol Westerfeld, head of the state retail grocers, says the bottom is out of the market and pork wholesales have fallen about 10 cents per pound. He adds the consumer share depends on collective effort.
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United Press
Chicago
Sol Westerfeld
Westerfeld
Ponzi Gets Five Years For Mail Fraud In Boston
Charles Ponzi, famed bushel basket millionaire, pleads guilty and is sentenced to five years in Plymouth jail for mails fraud. Rose Ponzi tearfully supported him as he expressed intent to settle debts. judge imposed the term after a plea from his wife. The case closes a notorious episode in Boston financial history.
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Boston
Mass
Charles Ponzi
Charles. Ponzi
Clarence Hale
United States District Court
Plymouth
Rose Ponzi
Ponzi
Will Probably Reopen Case Against Mooney
Grand jury in San Francisco began sifting charges that the Mooney bombing case was framed. Indications pointed to reopening the case as detectives questioned statements from Graber Hand and reviewed W. H. Taylors testimony about a suitcase found near Market and Stuart streets during the 1916 attack.
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Uite
San Francisco
Cal
Thomas Mooney
Graber Hand
Mooney
W. H. Taylor
Stockton
Taylor
Market
Stuart Streets
Legion Urges Attendance at Free Americanization Meeting
All members of the American Lesson are urged to attend the Americanization program Friday evening. There is no charge for the program, and it is planned as a no one event. The large building is expected to be packed to capacity.
Aurora Chamber backs constabulary bill in Aurora TL
The Aurora Chamber of Commerce endorsed the state constabulary bill defeated by the last General Assembly. State Senator Henry M. Danlap of Slavey says he will introduce it soon after the assembly meets in January.
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Aurora Commerce
Aurora
Aurora Chamber of Commerce
Henry M. Danlap
Slavey
Motorists Can Apply for Auto Licenses Next Year
The first of the year approaches and motorists in the city must file applications for new license plates. Applications may be made now and early filers will receive plates when issued. State license issuances last year exceeded a half million and higher totals are expected.
Lawyers Celebrate Election of Justice Cartwright
Oregon election celebration notes the 25th anniversary of Justice James H. Cartwright’s appointment to Oregon’s Supreme Court. Born 1867, he joined the circuit court, then appellate court, and in 1895 was elevated to the state supreme court succeeding Justice Bailes.
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Weet Press
Oregon
Disciples of
Blicksteme
James H. Cartwright
Supreme Court
Elihis Shinde
Circuit Court
Appellate Court
Petitions Circulated for Referendum on Books
Es United Press reports in Rockford Ohio on November 26 that petitions are being circulated to place a referendum on the question of books. The notice notes citizen action and the effort to bring the issue before voters.
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United Press
Rockford
Marking Cars Passed This City Saturday
A fragmentary report describes cars passing through the city on Saturday. Mentions tracks on the Lizcott Highway and enamel plates from New York to Owash. The text is garbled and contains inconsistent phrases about two months ago and current activity.
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Lizcott Highway
Tere Cal
New York
Owash
Sinn Fein War Declarations Increase Irish Tensions
London reports indicate Sinn Fein may have formally declared war on England with renewed attacks in Ireland. Dublin notes 16 Black and Tans killed, police ambushes, and potential targeting of Parliament. British and Irish officials prepare for possible escalations as rounds of reprisals and arrests continue.
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London
England
Sinn Fein
Ir Lish
Sinn
House of Parliament
Dublin
Ireland
Matrom
Hamar Greenwood
Car Stolen From Sterling Saturday
A Ford with no license plate was stolen Saturday in Sterling. The car had side curtains and a large dent in the hood. police have been notified and are watching for the vehicle.
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Sterling
Auto Driver Impacts Signal Lamp At Lincoln Highway
An auto driver struck a signal lamp post at a Lincoln Highway intersection Sunday evening while another motorist attempted to force a confrontation. William McCann accidentally hit the post causing a large chunk of concrete to be knocked out. the car sustained heavy damage but is repairable.
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Man
Lincoln Highway
William McCann
Rapid work on new water main progresses toward Sycamore road
Rapid work on the new water main from Fourteenth and Clark streets to the DeKalb County Tuberculosis Sanitarium is progressing in fine shape. Workers have reached the Sycamore road and started a quick lap, but worsening weather could halt progress. completion is anticipated soon.
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Fourteenth and
Clark Streets
DeKalb County Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Sycamore Road
Local Business Notices Prompt Focus on Legality of Sales
A fragmented notice references concerns over legal aspects of selling fancy work by local merchants. The text is incomplete but points to questions about compliance and bills of sale affecting small businesses in the area.
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Errer Rewers
Peter Ib
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