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Newspaper

Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1925

Page

2

Petit Jury Report in DeKalb County Circuit Court

Judge William J. Fulton and the petit jury report for a docket of 85 criminal cases in DeKalb county circuit court. Notable case includes Fred B. Cooper of Chicago linked to a auto-thief sting. multiple DeKalb youths also charged. Jury panel lists many residents from Shabbona Milan Malta South Grove Franklin Clinton DeKalb Somonauk Sandwich Cortland Sycamore and Geneva with several named individuals.

William J. Fulton DeKalb County Fred BB. Cooper Chicago Cooper Miams DeKalb Walter Whyte Amibert Andreas Ed Conlon Chicagoan George A. James Carlos Houghtley Shabbona George Lutz Milan Neil Adams Malta V. R. Long Alva Adee South Grove Charles Reimsnider William Pollard George Yeager Franklin Lewis Dean Eklund G. R. Holmes Fred Sabin Sycamore A. R. Shite Fred Holroyd Genu

Court Work Is Quiet at This Time

The county court continues routine business while other cases prepare for upcoming term. The sheriff’s office will release the monthly report on federal prisoners and related figures from Crawford’s lodging house. A surge of cases is expected soon and the petit jury reports for next Monday morning.

Crawford's Lodging House Vng Cour Petit Jury Davity

Hallowe En Pranks Reported By City Boys

Reports from several sources say local boys have soap on autos and greased rails causing minor delays. Police note no material damage yet and warn that further property destruction could lead to legal action.

Foley Pills Diuretic for Kidney Support

A health ad touts Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. It claims the pills help flush waste and prevent diseases from overwork, urging readers to try them today and stating they are sold by all.

Fortnightly Club Party and Local Notices

Members of the Fortnightly club enjoyed a party at Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer’s home on South Main with Halloween favors and music talk. The telephone girls of DeKalb and Sycamore planned a banquet for Mrs. Violet Farhbe Shultz, while Albert Allen and Mr and Mrs Pred Milaly traveled. John Wadden’s death in Chicago Industrial plant remains noted. Harris the colored school instructor injured moving machinery, needing leg amputation.

C. Shaffer South Main Street Hallowe'en Memihe DeKalb Sycamore Violet Farhbe Shultz DeKilb Pred Milaly Farszo, N

Mrs Brunner Undergoes Major Surgery At Syveamore Hospital

Mrs J Brunner endured a serious operation at Syveamore hospital after a prolonged illness. The procedure lasted nearly three hours and she awoke from anesthesia in good spirits. She is resting comfortably today as she recovers from the high risk surgery.

J. Brunner Syveamore Hospital Brunner Consid

DeKalb Drivers Ignore Stop Signs, Chief Says

Police Chief Fred Mitchell reports several drivers from DeKalb fail to stop at signaled intersections. He urges caution as motorists ignore traffic controls in the city.

DeKalb Fred Mitchell Gome

Halls Catarrh Medicine Relieves Local Symptoms

Those in a run down condition notice catarrh more than when healthy. Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional health. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine offers an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic to improve general health, sold by druggists for over 40 years.

DeKally Businessman Ignored Stop Sign Reported

A DeKally businessman reportedly ran a stop sign on Elm Street near Maple yesterday. Police say traffic regulations require all drivers to observe signals and will enforce the rules.

DeKally Elm Street Maple

Route Corner Widening Sought on Main and Elm

Florida route official seeks widening of the Main and Elm street corner where Route 28 turns. A. Self with the state highway department meets Mayor James D Beckler to explore expanding the narrow intersection for safer driving amid growing traffic.

A. FL

Funeral for Little Child to Be Monday

Funeral services for Laverne Liar son daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Larson will be held Monday at 1 30 pm from the Nelson chapel North Third street with Te W Masnussen of First Lutheran Church in charge and burial in Maiview cemetery. The death of the little girl near De Kalb is reported as a sad event for the city. The Larson family had traveled from South Dakota toward Washington and had stayed briefly with relatives in Annie Woods before medical aid and work assistance were provided by Clyde Ruby and others. The father has been husking corn on a nearby farm and remained awake at night for his dying daughter. Residents are urged to extend sympathy to the bereaved family.

Laverne Liarson Aid Chris Larson Ru Tern Point Nelson Chapel North Third Street Tey W. Masnussen First Lutheran Church Ture ‘Ial Mairview South Ikota Washington Mr. Larsen Unis City Larsen South Dakota Reives DeKalb Annies’ Woods Trey E.W. Magnusson

Stops Over to Visit Old Home Town Urges Guards to Give Suits to the Scouts

Vernon Wet and Mr Mullen renewed a long friendship in Irville and discussed a DeKalb proposal by A G Kennedy. He suggests former Tome Guards uniforms be donated to DeKalb Boy Scout troops to provide scout uniforms for youths unable to buy them. Many suits sit stored unused, awaiting a charitable end.

Fort Muller Vernon Wet A. G. Kennedy DeKalb Tome Guards Lis Boy Scouts Home Guards

Sycamore College Team Travels to Wheaton Grid Contest

Sycamore high school prepares for a football game at Wheaton as part of the Little Seven conference. The squad aims to end a long stretch of road games and boost community support in an upcoming afternoon kickoff.

Sycamore Wheaton Sycamore High Wheslen Strom Sycamore High School

DeKalb Man Fined for Fast Driving at Canton

A DeKalb man was fined by the magistrate after being cited for speeding. The driver faced the court on Thursday evening and was assessed a $10 fine plus costs.

DeKalb Bal Canton Pali

Chicago Motor Club Official Here Today

Terry Redmond of DeKalb represents the Chicago Motor Club in Sycamore for a meeting. He warns club members to beware of purchasers signing for machines not in their name. A church in Cornwall, England reports a devil doorway seen as the devil is said to pass through.

Chicago Motor Club Terry Redmond DeKalb Reprethe Chicnzo Motor Club Sycamore Redmond Sfort Cornwall Ene

Cleero Promises Clean Hair With No Rinse

Ad claims hard water harms hair and promotes Cleero as a no rinse shampoo substitute. It asserts Cleero washes hair without soap, dirt lifts to foam, then towel dries. Product priced Regulz at 50 cents.

Federal Man Is Indicted by Grand Jury

Thomas W. Miller said he would have his client in court to plead next Wednesday after the federal grand jury indicted four foreigners and three foreign corporations on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States government of several million dollars. He claimed the grand jury was hoodwinked and made the indictment. Miller was in New York today but would not comment.

New York N. Y Thomas W. Miller Yeustedian Consey United States Miller

Ford Stolen in Dixon Last Evening

Reports say a coupe was stolen in Dixon last evening. Police have not released a full description of the vehicle as they continue to investigate and seek recovery of the car.

Ford Dixon DeKilh

Greek Leader Mangalos Plays Role in War Controversy

Greek leader Tretvier Mangalos, former war minister, figures amid the ongoing dispute between Greece and Bulgaria over wartime policy and border tensions. The report notes his involvement as part of the leadership during the strain.

Tretvier Mangalos Greece Lowing Pele Bulevarin

New Road East of City Opens Traffic

A segment of the new pavement east of the city has been opened to traffic. The remaining strip will be opened next week. The eastern terminal section was previously muddy and now provides a wider two and a half lane path, allowing three cars abreast.

Suspects Arrested In Effort To Get Murderer

A wave of arrests followed a man hunt involving multiple suspects connected to a murder case at a landside cafe. Authorities reported twelve more in custody as officers widened the search and issued notices to cities to watch for suspicious characters.

Til Get Edmund G. Hansen Silice Reed

Marriage of Hugh McMenamin and Marion Lally at Sycamore

Hugh McMenamin and Marion Lally were married at St Marys Church Sycamore in a nuptial high mass. Sister Mary of St Marys convent attended. The couple, graduates of Sycamore High, plan to live on the groom’s father’s farm near Five Points after November 10.

Hugh McMenamin Miss Marian Lally D. Miller St. Mary’s Church Sycamore Sister Mary St. Mary’s Convent Wret Michael Toints Sycamore High School Five Points Johnsey Marion Lalley Clive Lies Coles Setone Cole

Simple methods yield vivid AR tint effects in ads

The text touts achieving AR tint effects with simple methods. It promises savings in expense and offers photographs of designs and estimates, inviting the reader to inquire for samples and pricing.

Fragmented OCR Notes Include Wedding Cake and Letter Delay

An OCR fragment describes a bride's cake and a party ending late, a hajpin note, and a letter from Harford Conn to Cromwell via New London and Saybrook 129 miles. It mentions a 690 pound fish in Cornwall and the first steamer of the Suss navy built 97 years ago by American Edward Church.

Tr Sphedui Harford Conn Cromwell New London Saybrook Cornwall Eng Suss Edward Church United States France

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