Health work to be topic at DeKalb tuberculosis banquet
The DeKalb County Tuberculosis association plans its annual banquet and meeting at Innovation on Saturday noon with officer elections and four minute resident addresses on health topics. Dr J Hutton of the State Medical Society will be principal speaker as the group highlights public health efforts across the county and allied organizations.
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DeKalb County Tuberculosis Association
Innovation Girl Room
J. Hutton
The
State Medical Society
DeKalb County
J. Stanley Brown
Colle
Ritaman
W. Field
First Baptist Church
K. A. Wright
Thomas Roberts
DeKalb County Soil Improvement Association
Roberts
DeKalb County Farm Bureau
Hutton
Ilinois
W. A. Kilmer
High School Uses Half Day Schedule This Week
The high school operates morning classes only this week to allow attention to lockers and other tasks. Morning sessions are condensed to avoid loss of work while football practice continues daily. Next week the schedule returns to regular morning and afternoon classes.
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Fternoon
the Delock
Coolidges Return to White House After New England Vacation
President Calvin Coolidge resumes duties after an 11 week vacation in New England. The presidential train arrived at Union Station and Coolidge, with Mrs. Coolidge, proceeded to the executive mansion to resume officially.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
White House
New England
Union Station
State College Breaks Record In Attendance
State College reports 680 students registered for the fall quarter at noon today, the largest attendance in its history. Officials expect more enrollments Monday morning as three records have already been set this fall. Classes began today but will not run on schedule until Monday.
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State College
Germany reports uncovering Klan plot for Nordic supremacy
Police in Berlin said they uncovered a Ku Klux Klan plan to establish a German led faction pursuing Nordic and Germanic supremacy and eliminating opponents including Jews. Two American preachers, Otto and Geico Strohsheim, were arrested in Silesia with possible Klan links and a German student, Berton Gray, is believed to have returned to the United States. Investigators seek American help to gauge support and whether the group dispatched these operatives to Germany. Evidence seized includes rituals and membership lists, with mentions of Klan nodes in Hamburg, Jena, Dortmund and Cassel.
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United Dress
Berlin
Germany
United States
Ku x Klan
Otto
Geico Strohsheim
Mattison
Europe
Silesia
Berton Gray
Hillsboro
Berlin University
Storeheims
Gray
Secret Service
Klan
Hamburg
Jena
Dortsmund
Cassel
Hold Railroad Responsible In Auto Accident
Coroners inquest into Victor Nielsen death near Aurora finds railroad partly at fault for a collision between Axel Rasmussen driving a Studebaker west on Galena road and an eastbound freight train of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Jury cites dark night and locomotive backing with inadequate headlight as factors.
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Corjoners
Victor Nelson
Maple Park
Aurora
Th Railroad
Victor Nielsen
Stude Faker
Axel Rasmussen Wats
Galena Road
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Treasury survey finds rum fleet in improved condition
Secretary Mellon reports a special survey of the rum fleet aboard a North Atlantic coast cutter shows greatly improved condition upon return to Washington.
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Mellon
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
North Atlantic
Annual Luncheon of De Kalb County Health League
The Annual Luncheon of the De Kalb County Health League will be held Saturday September 12 at 12 30 featuring a fine musical program. Dr James Hutton of Chicago representing the State Medical Society will give the address. Reservations must be made at The Innovation not later than Friday.
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DeKalb County Health League
DeKalb County P. Health League
James 8. Hutton
Chicago
State Medical Society
Rules of Driving in Illinois Pamphlet Issued by Highway Dept
The Illinois highway department issues a driving rules pamphlet via the Department of Public Works and Buildings. It covers signals, right of way on two lane surfaces, safety on pavements, crossings near streetcars, boulevard rules, speed limits by area, vehicle weighing and tires, governors on fast buses, prohibition of racing, leaving engines running, brakes, headlights and tail lights, dimming headlights, and related safety requirements for motor vehicles and bicycles.
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Ilinois
Highway Department
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Division of Highways
Springfield
Ois
Myrmceka Karo
Low rate freight reform sparks rail industry backlash
United Press reports in Chicago that Interstate Commerce Commission freight rate reductions toppled the Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad. Bremner argues for a five percent rate increase to fund better equipment and operations, warning that without higher income, industrial and agricultural regions face hardship. He cites railroads across the northwest needing fair returns as labor and material costs rise.
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United Press
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapolis & St.Louis Railroad
Bl. H. Bremner
Western Railroads
Bremner
s/Clyde
Alebison
Commerce
Minneapolis& St
Louis
Sini
Minneapolis & St. Louws
Rowly
Ise
Resent Yates
Bremoer
Kh. H. Aishton
American Railway Association
Start Survey of Condition of Air Travel
Unite Press quotes a Washington report on aviation safety after the Shenandoah disaster and Col William Mitchell inquiry. Commerce Department surveys compare European subsidies and regulation, noting aviation’s growth and safety as travel becomes popular. seven European governments have supplied reports. Waitress position listed at Bell's Restaurant, 156 East Lincoln Highway.
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Unite Press
Washington, DC. C
United States
Shenandoah
William Mitchell
Commerce Department
Europe
Europes
Department
Bell’s
East
Lincoln Highway
Zero Hour for Allied Force In Africa Now
Paris September 10 The combined French and Spanish military powers prepare to strike at At Bl Krim as about 12 000 Spaniards push from Alcohemas Bay with little resistance. Other forces reportedly landed at Cape Quilotes to support the attack and thousands of Spanish and French troops await the decisive moment across Morocco. The foreign office says the zero hour may come today as artillery and support units move up. Cape Quilates landing is unconfirmed but rumors from the zone say the action is to divert Krim from Tuetuan.
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Paris
Fran
BL Krim
Alcohemas Bay
Ajder
Cape Quilotes
Morocco
Foreign Office
Cape Quilates
Krim
Tuetuan
Stop Signs Put Up On Two More Streets
Workers from the Chicago Motor Club installed stop signs on Fourth Street making it a through street. An ordinance to formalize the change will be presented at tonight's council session. When cement work finishes it will create a busy segment of the highway under construction.
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Fourth Street
Chicago Motor Club
Threugh Street
Death Notice of Mrs. Albert Fretag in Chicago
Word reached George Peck of this city today of the sudden death of his youngest sister Mrs. Albert Fretag of Chicago. Mr and Mrs Peck left immediately for Chicago. The cause of death is not known though she was in good health recently. She was well known here and visited many friends. She leaves a husband and three children.
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George Peck
Cit
Albert Fretag
Chicaze
Peck
Chicago
Pretag
Tiny
Prize Winners Get Show Tickets From Local Contest
The De Kall theatre will award complimentary tickets to several contest winners in the Paramount misspelled word competition. Winners sent in answers to the contest editor and the ads sparked curiosity over misspelled merchant names.
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de- Kall
R Nt Paramount
Plums on the November Ballot for DeKalb County Sheriff
Aspirants swarm for spring primaries as DeKalb County steers toward a crowded sheriff race. Names include Fred Dolder, Henry Decker, Wes Snyder, Harlan Fisher, Fred Thull, H E Craft, and Joseph Johnson with H Crawford eyed for treasurer. County Clerk Charles Talbot stands unopposed. Judge W L Pond seeks re election amid possible bid by Ed Scott of Genoa.
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Ed Crawford
DeKalb County
Fred Dolder
Somonauk
Henry Decker
Sycamore
Wes Snyder
DeKalb
Harlan Fisher
Fred Thull
H. Crawford
Miss Hanson
Charles Talbot
Miles Henderson
Talbot
Illinois
W. L. Pond
Ed Scott
Genoa
Wilbur to Seek Vindication by President
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, after denying incompetence and negligence over the Shenandoah disaster and the Hawaiian flight, plans to ask President Coolidge for a formal inquiry. Navy officers demand full proof of the charges by Col William Mitchell to clear the department or face continued cloud over its conduct.
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Union Reshington
D. C
Navy
Wilbur
Col
William Mitchell
President Coolidge
Admiral Moffatt
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
George W. Steels
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. Wilbur
Shenandoah
War Department
Mitchell
Detroit Race War Sparks Murder in White Neighborhood
Detroit officers rushed 200 patrolmen with an armoured car and riot squads after a race riot over a negro family moving into a white neighborhood left one man dead and another shot. Eleven suspects, all Negro, were detained on murder warrants as authorities contained the unrest.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
First Baptist Church Lectures Begin Tonight at 7 30
The Rev Fred W Field opens a series on The Making of the zante at the regular mid week service this evening at First Baptist Church Members and friends are urged to attend to start with a large attendance.
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First Baptist Church
Fred W.field
Madden Would Return Excess to Taxpayers
Illinois congressman Martin Madden, chairman of the house appropriations committee, calls for a law to require the president to return all treasury surpluses of fifty million dollars or more to income taxpayers at year end without special congressional action. He urged business leaders to engage more in politics and less in leisure.
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Univer Ress
Chicago
Treasury
Congress
Martin B. Madden
Illinois
House Appropriations Committee
Madden
Drake hotel bandits on trial for Radkey murder
In Chicago state court two men, Jack Woods and Joseph Holmes, stand trial for the murder of Frank B. Radkey during the Drake hotel hold up. A jury of twelve was finally seated after nine days of voir dire. witnesses for the state include Mrs. Radkey and hotel employees. The defense plans insanity testimony through Dr. Ben R. Reitman.
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Chicago
Ill
Frank B. Radkey
Drake Hotel
Jack Woods
Joseph Holmes
Woods
Holmes
Frank Radkey
Ben R. Reitman
Tong War Toll Rising in New York Chinatown Bloodshed
In New York Chinatown on September 10 a fresh outbreak of tong violence left several dead after pistols and a hatchet attack. Police detained three tong leaders for alleged responsibility as unrest spreads. In Chicago a raid targeted Mong Tong Sing suspects linked to murders in Minneapolis and Chicago.
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New York
N. Y
Chinatown
Chicago
Mong Tong Sing
Minneapolis
Mong
Joe Mong
Rotarians Hear of Canoe Trip Through North
At the Wednesday noon luncheon Rotarians listened to C. W. Whitten recount a several day canoe journey through northern Wisconsin into Canada with S. F. Parson. They traveled through rugged wilderness distant from settlements. no business was conducted.
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North
Wisconsin
Canada
C. W. Whitten
S. F. Parson
State College
Whitten
DeKalb Hosts Regional Young People Conference
Announcement of a large religious convocation to be held in DeKalb October 28 to 30 will bring about 400 guests from northern Illinois. Four noted speakers will lead sessions with religious education as the keynote. Local plans include host housing, room and meal pledges, a banquet at the Lutheran church, and citywide church participation under DeKalb youth council supervision.
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DeKalb
Illinois
Young Peoples’ Church
Taylorville
Herbert C. Mayer
Young People's Work
Boston University
School of Religious Education
Fred D. Cartwright
Columbus
Ohio Council of Religious Education
Percy R. Hayward
Chicago
International Council of Religious Education
M. C. Tunison
Elgin
First Baptist Church
Russell G. Smith
Harvey Pierson
Inez Nelsson
Rs G. Beals
Bolt Swept From Lung of Rockford Boy in Four Minutes
Roy Kruger a 10 year old from Rockford Illinois had a bolt embedded in his lung removed by Dr Chevelier Jackson of Philadelphia. The delicate bronchoscope procedure at Jefferson Hospital was successful and the boy is recovering well as he is expected to return to Rockford within 48 hours barring complications.
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Roy Kruger
Rockford
Chevelier Jackson
Philadelphia
Jefferson Hospital
T. H.culbane
City Council Session to Be Held Tonight
City council plans an adjourned session this evening with topics including changing Fourth street to a through street, West Lincoln Highway pay ing controversy, and awarding the contract for automotive stop and go signals in the business district. The prior meeting on the first Tuesday addressed bills and routine items.
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Fourth Street
Lincoln Highway
Illinois Weather Report Passes With Warmer Outlook
Partly overcast tonight and Friday with likely light rain or drizzle. Continued warmth prevails overall as temperatures stay mild and skies show partial cloudiness across the region.
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Rockford Bay
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