New Trial Motion Denied in DeKalb Court
In DeKalb county circuit court on Monday November 28 1921 Judge Adam C Cliffe presided. Frank Perry losing his new trial motion was sentenced to Joliet penitentiary for not less than one nor more than ten years for larceny of a harness. Other matters included divorce decree for Floyd Warrow against Faye Sparrow foreclosure reports partition settlements probate actions and probationary reviews.
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Circuit Court
DeKalb County
Adam C. Cliffe
Frank Perry
Lester Strack
Cortland
Poust
James Cliffe
Joliet
Decker
Floyd Warrow
Sycamore
Faye L. Sparrow
Fulton
DeKalb Blog & Loan Association
James Todd
W. L. Eliswoot
DeKalb
Thomas Bennet
Herbert Bennett
Margaret N Barbaugh
Louis Rohrer
Olney C. Allen
Frank Rohrer
Charles L. Stinson
Sandwich
William J Rohrer
Grace Rohrer
Guardian Ad Litems
Beatrice Stanton
Charles V. Weddell
Thomas Bennett
George Bennett
Mary Cook Myrtle Snyder
Sarah Dellenbach
SCC
Mary Cook
Myrtle Snyder
Sarah Dellebach
Lens Warner
Aug Hartman
Joseph Hartman
Herbert Hartman
Bernard Hartman
Francis Hartman
Walter Bennett
Floyd Munson
Pontiac
Walton Whyte
John Nelson
Ralph N. Wilkinson
David S. Wilkinson
Nettie L. Wyman
Kane
F. W. Bem
Claus E. Johnson
De Kalb Chamber of Commerce Friday Meeting
An upcoming Friday evening gathering at the Vassar Swiss rooms will elect new officers as Senator H G Wright declines the presidency. The meeting will also approve the constitution, set dues, discuss retail district concerns, and plan a January event with a noted speaker.
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de Kalb Chamber of Commerce
Vassar
Mwo
Chamber
Zee
Bullet victim out of bed for first time
ynempson, badly hurt when a rifle discharged struck his abdomen, is making satisfactory progress toward recovery. He was out of his hospital bed yesterday afternoon and rested in an easy chair for the first time, telling callers it felt mighty fine to get up. DeKalb friends in business, social and fraternal circles express hopes for a speedy recovery.
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Ynempson
Thompson
DeKalb
Tequila clash kills soldiers in Jalisco fight
United Press reports seventeen dead and ten wounded in Tequila Jalisco during a clash between a rural battalion and Federal troops. Captain Jose Padres is among the dead, with the battle sparked by an apparent provocation or propaganda incident.
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United Press
Mexico
Tequila
Jalisco
Biate Rurals
Jose Padres
Germans to send industrialist group to United States
Berlin reports Germany will dispatch a delegation of industrialists bankers and agricultural leaders to America to discuss economic problems with financiers. Chancellor Joseph Wirth will appoint the commission, which will also visit London, aiming for German English and American cooperation in Russia's reconstruction.
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Gy Unleed
Berlin
Germany
America
Joseph Wirth
London
Wirth
National League of German Industries
Hugo Stinnes
Russia
Lloyd George
Seven Bodies Recovered In Brooklyn Theater Ruins
In New York the American Theatre in Brooklyn collapsed yesterday. Two bodies were removed to the ruins as workers remain buried under tons of debris. Crews removed twisted steel girders and roars of life were heard as rescue operations continued for other victims.
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Calted Press
New York, N. Y
American Theatre
Brooklyn
Seweh
Werkmnen
Harvey Church Trial Set to Start in Chicago
Chicago on November 30 reports the trial of Harvey Church for the murder of two traveling salesmen Carl Ausmus and J. Daugherty. The jury selection likely will not finish before week’s end. Church allegedly lured the men to his garage and killed them to seize a touring car.
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United Press
Chicago
Harvey Church
Carl Ausmus
Bh. J. Daugherty
Church
Woman Robbed After Lured to Vacant Lot in Chicago
Mrs. Martian Gillman Dressler Cook reported to police that two men abducted her by taxi and robbed her of $2,000 in jewelry after leaving a cabaret in Chicago. The victim’sEstate valued at $100,000 has a conservator appointed. two men were arrested but deny involvement.
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United Press
Chicago
Martian KE. Gillman Dressler Cook
Cook
Founder of Big Railway Dead in London
Lord Mount Stephen George Stephens, founder of the Canadian Pacific Railway, died at St Albans last night. Born in 1829 in Scotland, he went to Canada in 1850 and rose to directorship before leading the Canadian Pacific venture from its inception until 1888.
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Iy Vested Deess
London
England
Lord Mount Stephen
George Stephens
St. Albans
Scotland
Canada
St. Paul and Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Railway
Free Dance Promised by Eagles at Odd Fellows Ball
Del Cary Smith will address attendees under the auspices of the Eagles this Friday evening at the Odd Fellows ball. Everybody is invited according to Chronitere advertisements.
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del Cary Smith
The
Eagles
Odd Fellows Ball
Sandwich Man Before Court Assessed Fine
George Tyler of Sandwich, Delaware, appeared before Judge Pond in the county court on a Prohibition Act charge. He admitted buying moonshine in Kane County and making about 10 gallons of wine two years ago, but claimed no kick was due to raisins. He was fined $100 and costs for transportation and placed on probation for a year for possession of liquor. Bert L. Hickey named probation officer.
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George Tyler
Sandwich
Bert L. Hickey
Kidnap At Belvidere Weathers Rose Vonovic Case
Rose Vonovic, 20, was kidnapped from her Belvidere sidewalk home by three men in an automobile. Her brother was held with a revolver while the abductors overpowered her. Authorities seek information about Annunzio Martisi of Madison Wisconsin, named as a potential suitor.
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United Press
Belvidere
Rose Vonovic
Rockford
Annunzio Martisi
Madison
Wis
Minister Arrested in Desertion Case in Chicago
Chicago on November 30 The Rev Howard C McClure of Green Bay Wisconsin was arrested today charged with desertion of his wife and two children He was preaching at Englewood Christian Church when taken into custody and will be returned to Green Bay Wisconsin
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United Press
Chicago
Howard C. McClure
Green Bay
Two Deaths Shock De Kalb Family
Two family deaths hit De Kalb as Cornelia Aiken Perine dies after long illness at her daughter C Phipps home on Augusta Avenue. Virgil Stefani infant son of Mr and Mrs Ben Stefani dies after several days illness. Services planned in Albion Michigan for Perine and tomorrow for Virgil.
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DeKalb
Cornelia A. Perine
C. F. Phipps
Virgil
Benj Stefani
C. Phipps
Augusta Avenue
Cornelia Aiken Perine
Albion
Mich
Virgil Stefani
Ben Stefani
Louis Fojena Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Louis Fojena was rushed to City Hospital yesterday afternoon after an attack of appendicitis. He underwent surgery and is reported today to be getting along nicely.
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Louis Fojena
Saeeere
Union Dance at Viking's Hall Opens for Sick Member
A union dance at Viking's Hall opens to support a sick member, inviting both men and women to attend and contribute. The event emphasizes solidarity and community assistance within the labor group.
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Viking's Hall
Masons Celebrate 300th Member Jubilee at Local Lodge
A F and A M No 144 marked reaching 300 members with worshipful master James Darnell and toastmaster Phillip Eichhorn presiding. Senator Wright, Warren Gird, Prof A Nei Annas and Dr J Stanley Brown offered talks as the group recalled the order's history from 1354 to today and discussed Washington conferences and President Harding.
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Masonic Fraternity
James Darnell
Phillip Eichhart
Masonic Hall
Order
Masonic Order
Darnell
Phillip Eichhorn Ak
Ws Spaery
Senator Wright
Eichhorn
H. G. Wright
Washington
Warren G.rd
Sycamore
Pesos
J. Stanley Brown
Teachers’ College
Hardings
Dr. Brown
O. W. Nelson
George Ireland
Young Woman Found Strangled In Downtown Toledo Hotel
A young woman was found strangled in a downtown Toledo hotel room. Her face was swollen and bruised, and the killer stole the hotel register to hide his identity.
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United Press
Toledo
Ohio
Sterling Votes to Build Bridge Over Rock River
Sterling voters approved a 110000 bond issue by 1596 to 560 to fund the citys share of a 225000 bridge project linking Sterling and Rock Falls across the Rock River at First Avenue. Opposition sought bond approval only after removing a grade crossing near the bridge approach.
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Sterling
First Avenue
United Presey Sterling
O. K
Rock Falls
Rock River
Princess Theatre Presents Madonnas and Men Attracts Praise
Tonight the Princess theatre showcases Madonnas and Men described as a masterwork and a tornado of thrilling scenes and gripping acting. The press hails it as a real worthwhile picture with performances at 7 30 and 9 10.
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Princess Theatre
Alks Bonds of Matrimony Be Dissolved Now
Anna Guenther of Sycamore sues for divorce from John M. Guenther alleging marriage September 14 1918 at Sycamore and separations after November 23 1921 due to ill treatment. She claims repeated blows including a November 6 incident and asks to resume maiden name Anna Earley. Defendant appeared likely not to contest.
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Anna Guenther
Sycamore
John M. Guenther
Anna Earley
Earley
Twenty Years Ago Court House Fight in DeKalb County
The Chicago Evening Post notes a court house clash between DeKalb and Sycamore over a new building. DeKalb has raised 40000 dollars with 20000 promised, while the county board has appropriated 100000 dollars for a new structure on a chosen site. The old courthouse stood fifty years ago costing 9000 dollars. Weather: Kedmerners Minnesota Showers on Friday turn unsettled but mild.
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Court House
Chicago Evening Post
DeKalb
Sycamore
Chicago Post
DeKalb County
Rail labor board ready to consider wage cuts for railroads
United Press reports Chicago November 30 that the railroad labor board may hear railroad requests to cut employee pay. Board member Ben Hooper noted wage reductions would be reviewed after working rules are set, with rules to be announced tomorrow. He added carriers and shopcraft groups have filed applications.
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United Press
Chicago
Ill
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ben Hooper
Hooper
Labor Board
Street Cars Delayed Morning Service After Power Outage
Morning streetcar service was disrupted as power was shut off for about half an hour. The nine o clock car from Sycamore failed to arrive until shortly before ten. The cause of the outage was not learned.
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Sycamore
Sycamore Man Elected to Illinois Oil Jobbers Board
Galesburg Illinois November 30 E G Cooper of Sycamore was elected a member of the board of directors of the Illinois Oil Jobbers at its annual election held here yesterday.
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United Press
Galesburg
E. G. Cooper
Sycamore
The
Illinois Oil Jobbers
Land Assessments Increased in DeKalb County
The Illinois tax commission announced a five percent increase in land assessments in DeKalb County. This raises the total assessed value by about 760000 dollars. Local tax compute excludes the state tax from the assessment.
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Illinois Tax Commission
DeKalb County
Big Three On Alliance Deliberations At Arms Conference
Reports from Washington and London indicate progress and possible settlements at the naval ratio talks. The Shantung question nears a settlement while Britain and Japan seek agreement on limitations and joint control issues amid Anglo American Japanese relations.
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United Presa
Washington, D. C
China
Japan
Semce
Aes
Great Britain
Hughes
Balfore
Kato
Todaign
Par Hustane
United States
Pacific
Washington, D.C
Britain
Balfour
Washington
D. C
Admiral van Kata
Arthur J. Balfoy
Ciiies
London
Eng
Burch Trial Opens in Los Angeles for Kennedy Murder
In Los Angeles on Nov 30 first witnesses testified in the joint trial of Arthur C. Burch and Madalynn Obenchain for the murder of J. B. Kennedy. Kennedy’s father J. D. Kennedy was expected to take the stand as the case began.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur ¢. Dured
Madalynn Obenchain
J. B. Kennedy
J. D Kennedy
Cal
John B. Kennedy
Jaustery
Arthur C. Bureh
Kennedy
Belton
Madalyna Obetchain
University professor to read Strife in college auditorium
Prof F H Clark of the University of Chicago will read the three act play Strife by Galsworth next Monday night at 8 in the college auditorium. He is well known in DeKalb where he has spoken often. Tickets are on sale at Gossmann's Drug Store for 60 cents.
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F. H. Clark
University of Chicago
Galsworth
College Autorium
Clark
DeKalb
Gossmann's
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