German rejection dims prospects for Ruhr talks
Berlin reports indicate Belgium and France require complete abolition of passive resistance before negotiations with Germany. Cabinet aims to present a unified front as it awaits detailed terms, with expectations of Reichsrat summons and possible upheaval in Ruhr policy. Bavarian banks withdraw deposits amid fears of a communist coup.
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Dy United Press
Berlin
Germany
Ruhr
Count de la Fille
Belgium
France
Reichsrat
Rom
Strasseman
Rhineland
Dermoga Philaties
Rhine
Burchfield Condition Worsens Alarms Friends
Friends of Hayes Burchfield are alarmed by a hospital report noting a slight decline in his condition. The morning bulletin said any change was for the worse, with breathing more irregular and conditions possibly more difficult through the night. Hope remains for a more satisfactory update.
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Burchfield
Friends of
Hayes Burchfield
End of Jewish Yom Kippur Observance in Chicago
Dr Gerson B Leyl of Bnai Sholom Temple spoke on Entering the Holy of Holies and will lead Yom Kippur services at 10:00 a m Thursday. Last memorials begin at 3:00 and continue until sundown marking the holiday’s end across Chicago synagogues.
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Chicago
Gerson B.leyl
B'Nai Sholom Temple Israel
Fifty-third Street
Michigan Boulevard
One Killed When Arkansas and Destroyer Crash
A Navy collision off Newport News left one dead and 36 injured when the battleship Arkansas struck the destroyer MacFarland during maneuvers. The crippled destroyer was to be towed into the navy yard for repairs.
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Arkansas
Boston
Mass
MacFarland
Newport News
Navy Yard
DeKalb People at Rochelle Doing Nicely
DeKalb residents at Rochelle hospital report improved condition after recent operations. Fred Bull who had appendicitis was critical but now recovers, while J B Lindstrom's surgery was less severe and he expects discharge next week.
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DeKalb
Rochelle
W. Bull
The
North Western
J. B. Lindstrom
Tenth Street
Rochelle Hospital
Fred Bull
Bull
Lindstrom
Indictment Names Joliet Men in Prohibition Bribery Case
L. J. Crowley and Richard J. Borrill of Joliet stand indicted by a federal grand jury on a conspiracy to bribe a prohibition agent linked to the Elgin Ice and Beverage company. The case cites staged payments totaling thousands of dollars to Arm strong for interference. The six counts outline offers and payments from March to August, with bonds set for Crowley Burrill and others involved.
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Elgin Beverage and Ice Company
L. J. Crowley
Richard J. Borrill
Joliet
Elgin Ice & Beverage Company
Federal Grand
Burrill
Brice Armstrong
Elgin Ice and Beverage Company
Crowley
Armstrong
Elgin
Chicago
Officers Elected for Melodie Club at State College
Melodie club at the state college elected officers for the coming year on Tuesday. Honorary president Warren Bagg acting president Harvey Matteson vice president Donald Snow treasurer Ludvig Browman secretary George Warner. Bagg is temporarily away but may return soon to engage in club work. Also notes a Paramount film at Princess tonight and a teaser for Penrod and Sam.
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Melodie Club
State College
Warren Bagg
Harvey Matteson
Ivice
Donald Snow
Ludvig Browman
George Warner
Talbot Family Cleared After Berkeley Fire News
George J. Talbot received word from Berkeley relatives that all Talbots are safe after earlier forest fire coverage. The message relieved long standing worry as Chicago reports had listed two Talbot children as missing.
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George
Talbot
Berkeley
Cal
Services for Ford Sutton Held Today
Funeral services for Ford Sutton 33 killed in a Hartford auto crash were held at 2 30 p m today at the Day Saints church from his parents home Haish avenue Elder W L Cooper officiating He was born in Willisboro Kentucky and moved to DeKalb at age 12 later settling in Hartford Connecticut He married Ellen Hall and they had three children Eugene Herbert Dorothy Mae and William George Surviving are his widow three children parents two sisters Mrs Della Goodnew and Mrs Emma Hutt and five brothers Thomas William Labe George Stanley all of DeKalb LaSalle Rockford Malta California and Hartford
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Ford Sutton
Hartford
Conn
John Sutton
Haish Avenue
W. L. Cooper
Pay Day Saints Church
Willisboro
DeKalb
Ellen Hall
Eugene Herbert
Dorothy Mae
William George
Della Goodnew
California
Emma Hutt
Malta
Thomas
LaSalle
William
Rockford
Labe
George and
Stanley
Haish Avenue Woman Dies at Midnight
Mrs Charles Huey, longtime DeKalb resident and wife of Charles Huey, died at her brother Taylor Devine’s Haish Avenue home. Survived by husband, two children, her Ky-based father, two sisters and four brothers. Funeral Friday at two from the Devine home on Haish Avenue.
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Charles Huey
Midnish
Huey
Taylor Devine
Haish Avenue
Third
Taylor Streets
Devine
Maxville, Ky
DeKalb
Devine Hom
Haish Avenur
Elburn Man Is Injured When Kicked by Mule
Richard Meade, a farmhand on William Rowe’s Elburn farm, fell from a wagon and was kicked by a mule. He suffered a bad scalp wound and body bruises but remained stable at St Joseph hospital after treatment by Dr E B M Thomas. The mules were uninjured.
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Richard Meade
William Rowe
Elburn
Meade
St. Joseph Hospital
Eb, M. Thomas
Rain Storm Floods DeKalb Basements and Streets
DeKalb was hit by a heavy rain storm last night flooding basements and washing many streets into running streams. Farmers hope for several dry days and warmer weather to aid corn maturity. Seoars Today largely shows showers with cooler conditions forecast for tomorrow.
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DeKalb
Distress Call From Ship Ten Miles Off New Haven
Distress calls from a ship believed to be the Occident were received today about ten miles off New Haven Connecticut. The garbled message indicated the Concord steamer was proceeding toward the location as officials traced the call from New York.
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Unnted Press
New York
New Haven
Concord
Tom Lynch Buried Today at Lee Home
Funeral services were held today for Tom Lynch son of Mr and Mrs James Lynch following a sudden illness. He leaves a brother in DeKalb and his parents with several other relatives. Mrs Charles Digan of Shabbona and other sisters were at the services.
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Lee
Tom Lynch
James Lynch
Chiease
Mrneh
DeKalb
Loe
Charles Digan
Shabbona
Thornton Returns From Legion Convention in Danville
C D Thornton returns from the American Legion state convention held in Danville. Thornton served as secretary of the regulations committee, a leading panel at the event. Several local residents attended. Maejor Ti. B. Goodison acted as a delegate from the DeKalb post, with an estimated 10 000 attendees.
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C.D. Thornton
Avesio Denerire
The
American Legion
Danville
Mgr. Thornton
Mae
Ti. B. Goodison
DeKalb Post
Apollo Grand for Music at Electric Park
Harriet Sweet and her orchestra will perform at Electric Park on Sunday evening. Apollo piano company arranges to send one of its best grand pianos for the occasion. Bob Murphy hosts at his Rocket Pavilion with a top act for months, expecting a large crowd.
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Rare Park
Harriet Sweet
Apollo Piano Company
Musie
Bob Murphy
Rocket Pavillion
Sattair
Police Reinforce Gotham Offices Amid Pressmen Strike
In New York City on September 20, police guards were posted outside Gotham newspaper offices as a pressmen strike persisted. Tensions rose as employers and workers issued firm refusals to Olbers demands during late-night meetings. George L. Berry, head of the International Pressmen's union, ordered workers to report to duty, but many refused.
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New York
N. Y
Olbers
George L. Berry
Internacional Preesman’s Union
Forest Fires Again Break Out in South
Forest fires that seemed controlled last night renewed with fresh winds today threatening homes in Marin county across the bay from San Francisco. About one thousand men battled the flames endangering Forest Knelle San Cheronimo and La Cantins. Latest reports say the blazes were under control as fires in other counties died down.
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San Francisco
Cal
Marin County
Bay
San Cheronimo
la Cantins
Illinois corn crop needs warm weather for quality
The bulk of the Illinois corn crop is at a well advanced maturity but warm dry weather is needed to assure favorable quality per the bureau of crop estimates. Also an ad notes for sale household furniture at 16 Pleasant Street after 6:30 p.m.
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Illinois
MteGress
Springfield
HHS
Pleasant Street
Chicago Beer War Arrests Challenge Police Search
Chicago police rounded up about six hundred men on streets and in saloons as the beer running war continued. State Attorney Crowe investigations into actions of Jerry Conroer Spot Butler and Georgia Meehan faced difficulties due to witnesses remaining silent amid syndicate influence.
Encampment to Hold Meeting Friday Night
Members of Nesuwaunee Campment No 30 O C F are urged to attend a regular meeting Friday night with much work to be assigned. The call emphasizes attendance by old and new officers to ensure all matters are handled satisfactorily and notes a special appeal for all members to be present this week.
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Nesuwaunee
Uris Weels
Hanrahan Takes Two-Week Colorado Vacation
George Hanrahan of the Jacob Haish State Bank leaves this week for a vacation likely to reach as far west as Denver Colorado. He waited for cooler weather to begin his trip believing it the prime time of year. He will be away two weeks and may have stories to relate on his return.
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George Hanrahan
Jacob Haish State Bank
Denver
Colo
Hanrahan
Conferences to Be Held May Aid Farmer Problems
Washington reports conferences between President Coolidge cabinet and Congress may decide extra session to address farmers' issues. If current research yields a workable plan for farmers' work, Congress will be summoned to enact it. Also notice of a special Rebekahs meeting at 7:30 Friday evening at Linat I. C. O. F. hall with Edna Shepard listed.
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Sy United Pree
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Congress
President Coolidge to invite GOP groups for December plan
President Coolidge will invite all class and faction leaders from the Republican majority conference to help frame the December legislative program. He aims to erase factional lines by making group leaders responsible for administrative measures and will confer with La Follette Johnson Brookhart and other progressives to bring the control element in Congress into cordial relations with the White House.
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Unitvea Rres
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
LaPollete
Jie
Europe
Magnus Johnson
Brookhart
Iowa
Congress
White House
NO LIGHTS TWO HART NO LIGHTS TWO HART
A Bijorn dahl Construction truck left on Sycamore road without lights caused a collision with Russell Smith of Willis Knight garage and a DeKalb young woman. Smith’s Dodge sustained damage but neither was seriously injured. The incident follows a pattern of careless parking on a public highway at night and may prompt legal action to test vehicle law requiring rear red and front white lights.
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Bijorndahl Construction Company
Sycamore Road
Russell Smith
Willys Knight Garage
DeKalb
Smith
Bierndahl
Mr. Smith
Kiwanis School Teachers Annual Get-Together
Announcement that about 200 people are expected to attend the Kiwanis club hosted school teachers dinner at the Innovation grill tomorrow evening. E. E. Embree reports 95 guests from city schools and high school, with members and wives likely pushing attendance past two hundred.
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Kiwanis
Innovation Grill
Kiwanis Club
E. E. Embree
Oklahoma Martial Law Crisis Sparks Impeachment Moves
Oklahoma City government turmoil deepens as Governor Walton faces calls for a statewide martial law end and impeachment. Six House leaders push for a special session on September 26 to pursue removal amid alleged abuses of office.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Walton
House
Sapulpa
J. C. Walton
Tulsa
United States
W. B. McVee
Duncan
McVee
Markham
Reather McVee
Dope Peddlers Target Ex-Service Men in Joint Crusade
Dope peddlers who prey on disabled ex service men have been targeted in a joint crusade by the preventions bureau and federal narcotic forces. Gangs have operated near hospitals for months, creating a serious problem for protecting veterans. Director Hines announced orders to U S Veterans Bureau employees to aid narcotic forces.
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Washington
D. U
Preventions Bureau
Hines
U. S. Veterans’ ‘Bureau
Charge Girl Died While in Police Custody
Detroit report says Lottie Lorenc aged 13 died after alleged third degree torture while in police custody. Father claims abuse. officers faced a crowd of about 500 outside the home for 30 minutes. Girl had been arrested Tuesday on larceny charges and fell ill in custody.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Lottie Lorenc
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John Fitzgerald
Jack Trainer
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William de Mille
Paramount
Mae McEvoy
George Fawcett
Bflitt
Lois Wilson
Penrod
Sam
Bulletin
Yokohama
Thhe
United Newsa Pictures
C. D. Thornton
Apollo
Electric Park
Gotham
Colorado
Bjorndahl Construction Company
L. O
F. Hall
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