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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1924

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Civil War Spreading Across Shanghai Front

United Press reports Kiangsu forces near Shanghai eight miles out as Lu Yung Hsiang's troops fall back under heavy artillery. Air attacks and barge smoke accompany the siege with Shanghai feared to fall by tomorrow. Militaries clash across Peking and Manchuria as Wu Pei Fu, Chang Tso Lin surge toward control.

United Press Shanghai China Kiangsu Lu Yung Hsiang Tondon England Chang Tso Lin Wu Pei Fu Tapa-Chao-Yang Mukden Chang Chao Yang Peking London Central Psing Pu Manchuria Tokio Japan

Chronicle Unable to Print Sunday School Lesson

The Chronicle cannot print the regular Sunday school lesson by Dr. Gilroy today due to a copy mixup. The service will resume next Sunday and the Chronicle hopes local Sunday school readers find Gilroy's discussions interesting and entertaining.

Chronicle Dr. Gilroy the Chronicle Gilroy

Miners Partly Cloudy Tonight and Sunday

Miners forecast a partly cloudy night and Sunday with a chance of local showers or thunderstorms. Cooler conditions expected Sunday.

Bishop Griswold to Speak on New Minister in DeKalb

The Right Rev. S. M. Griswold, suffragan bishop of the chief diocese, will conduct Sunday service at St. Pauls church in DeKalb. A large attendance is urged and all church members are asked to invite fathers to attend. The bishop will also meet the church board to discuss appointing a minister independent of other churches.

S. M. Griswold V. Suffragan St. Paul's Church South Second Street Lathers DeKalb

League Plans to Extend Its Meeting Time

United Press reports from Geneva that the League of Nations may stay in session past September 27 to finish drafting a world treaty for arbitration security and disarmament. President Motta announced the aim as leaders push final details of Premier MacDonald and Herriot’s program with optimistic League Commissions resuming work.

United Pressi Geneva Switzerland Assembly of the League of Nations Motta MacDonald England Herriot France League

Brown to Represent American Book Company in Michigan

Grant H. Brown son of Dr and Mrs J Stanley Brown of Augusta left the city for Chicago to take a field representative post for the American Book Company covering Michigan. He will visit all Michigan high schools in the company’s efforts, bringing university training and teaching experience to the role with publishers of school books.

Grant H. Brown J. Stanley Brown Augustaine Chicago American Book Company Michigan Brown

Company Named in Wabash Rail Crash Responsibility

The Wabash Railroad Company and the conductor and brakeman of the freight train were held jointly responsible for the June 1 wreck near Williamsport Indiana that killed fourteen and injured fifty four, in a report released by the Indiana Public Utilities Commission.

United Press Indianapolis Ind Wabash Railroad Company St. Louis Williamsport Indiana Public Services Commission

Death news reaches Mrs Berkley Loden in Daynport Iowa

Mrs Berkley M Loden of South First street received word last evening of her father Charles Level's death in Daynport Iowa. Details were not learned and Mrs Loden left at once for the Town city.

Berkley M. Loden South First Street Charles Level Daynport Iowa

Grant Gets a Reprieve for Bernard Grant

Chicago boy Bernard Grant was granted a 90 day reprieve by Governor Len Small delaying his October 17 hanging for a police murder. The action follows Grant and attorneys filing a petition for pardon while advocates push a national radio campaign highlighting alleged justice inequality between rich and poor defendants. The case remains under Pardons Division review with further action possible at the October term.

United Springfield Len Small Bernard Grant Chicago Leopold-Loeb Equal Justice For Poor Walter Krauser Grant Supreme Court Cook County Thomas Swanson Tim Fall Swanson Leopold Loeb Charles Erbestein Elgin Ruby Simonds Teorin Clarence Darrow Small State Board of Pardons

University mixer yields social debut on campus

Last night University on the Hill students enjoyed their first social of the year. Attendees paid registration and fees, then gathered in auditorium for entertainment before heading to the gym for dancing or study hall games. The event drew many couples and individuals, with lively music and mingling, though no formal pairings occurred.

University Attow

Mission Folk to Celebrate Finish of Job at Swedish Mission

Mission Folk plans celebrations at the Swedish Mission Church to mark completing repairs and a new roof. The day features a 10:45 morning service with special music, Rev. Winstedt speaking on Our Attitude Toward the Word, and a 7:50 p.m. song service in Swedish. A large Young People gathering is expected with an open invitation to all.

Avar Eckberg Winstedt Mission Church

Architect to Survey DeKalb on Wednesday

All residents are invited to a Thursday evening Chamber of Commerce dinner and meeting at the Innovation om to discuss the hotel proposition. A. H Harrison will arrange dinner plans while Harvey J. Hill arrives Wednesday with an architect to conduct another survey to determine the best hotel site if DeKalb decides to build. The survey results will be announced at the Thursday session.

DeKalb Innovation Om Chamber of Commerce A. H Harrison Harvey J. Hill Organization Finance Bureau

Second Period of Contest to End Tonight

At ten oclock this evening the second period for the popularity contest in connection with the Elks circus will close. The first period ended Wednesday at the same hour. Interest runs high as several girls vie for top positions with a close race anticipated from start to finish. Rex Snowey Baker stars in Fighters Paradise. Coming Sunday and Monday Herbert Rawlinson in Dark Stair Ways. Dime Dance Avalon Saturday night.

Elks’ Circus Rex (Snowey) Baker Herbert Rawlinson

DeKalb Crop Board Names Directors After Picnic

In DeKalb at Annie's Woods last Thursday a meeting elected the De Kalb County Soil Improvement association board. Members from Kingston Genoa South Grove Mayfield DeKalb Cortland CP Noble Milan Afton Paw Paw Victor Semon ak Sandwich and others were named. Officers are T J She president Edgar Hipple vice president A O Dod secretary treasurer and Thomas J Roberts farm adviser.

DeKalb Annie's Woods DeKalb County Toewtship Kingston Guy Lanan Genoa Bryce Smith South Grove Leon Rand Mayfield C. S. Townsend Sycamore H. H. Parks Malta A. J. Plapp John Muir Cortland Noble Milan C. T. D. Berg Afton B. W. Lyons Tierre Tom Gormley Clinton Edgar Wiggh Wan Grove William Lethe Paw Paw Jesse Cory Victor Ivorge Stratton Semonak HK Owl White Sandwich Bert Bari T JL She Edgar Hipple A. 0. Dod Thomas J1. Roberts

Hight Denies Guilt in Wife Death Near Inn

Mt. Vernon, Sept. 24. Reverend Lawrence Hight, pastor of the M E church at Inn, denies involvement in his wife Anna’s death from arsenic poisoning. He cites rats' poison usage and claims no motive to harm, while authorities note a coroner’s jury may present actions to the October grand jury. A jailhouse photo linkage to Wilbur Wheaton’s image is deemed incriminating.

United Press Mt. Vernon Lawrence Hight M. E Inn al Village Here Anna Wilbur Wheaton Holcomb Jefferson County Reverend Hight Wibur Wheaton

Woodcrafters Meet in St Charles With statewide turnout

Woodcrafters from DeKalb and surrounding areas gathered in St Charles for a session highlighted by discussions on the Kane County forest preserve plans, erecting a statue for Shabbona, and marking the elm at Johnson’s mound near Elburn. About 150 members statewide attended with 20 remaining in St Charles to join a trip to White Cedar swamps near Blein. A dozen girl woodcrafters accompanied the DeKalb group on the outing.

St. Charles Kane County Shabbona Johnson's Mound Elburn Ilinois White Cedar Blein DeKalb

State College Fall Enrollment Tops Previous Records

Indications show over 650 students will enter state college this fall, with more joining Monday morning. Current enrollment exceeds 640, and average class sizes range from 35 to 40. The fall record surpasses prior autumn totals by over 100 students according to a college report.

State College Colle

World Flyers On Wing Today to West Again

The army round the world flyers began their 625 mile leg from Dallas Lave Field toward El Paso at 9 38 am with Lieut Lowell Smith stating they expect to reach El Paso by 5 52 pm weather along the route is reported favorable despite clouds and threat of rain.

United Pressy Ranecer Texas World Flyers Ranger Paso Tanger Dallas Lave Field Tex el Paso Lowell Smith

Complain Over Methods Used at Crossings

City gatemen face complaints over crossing safety as gates drop before bells ring. A near accident occurred when a gate lowered without warning, sending a car into a gate post and shattering a windshield. Knights of Columbus report the death of Brother Edward Hart of Sycamore with funeral set for Monday at St Mary’s church.

Knights OF Columbus Edward Hart Sycamore St. Mary's Church Hart G. K

White to Make Klan Issue In His Campaign

Kansas gubernatorial hopeful William Aflen Wiese of Emporia accuses Gov. Jonathan M. Davis and Ten Pausen of dodging the Ku Klux Klan issue. He blasts the Klan as a nationwide terror group with influence in many counties, urging unity across creeds to oppose it.

Topeka Kas William Aflen Wiese Emporia Katene Eliter Pelley White Jonathan M. Davis Kansas

Second Talk of Series on Religion and Morals

Rev Leon L Hammitt of the Methodist church will deliver the second address in a Sunday series titled Religion and Morals The topic for this session is Marriage and Divorce The series previously drew a pleased congregation and other residents The opening talk covered Sunday dress and the season will end with Recreation and Religion Special music features the performances tomorrow evening with Zigner Swanson playing two flute solos including Raff Cavitina and Nessler Young Werner's Parting Song

Leon L., Hammitt Methodist Church Hammitt Zigner Swanson Raff Nessler Young Werner

Wilbur Meets President on Naval Matters

President Coolidge recalled Secretary Wilbur to lead a survey of the relative value of airplanes, battleships, and submarines for the navy. He would appoint a special board of experts to compare air power and fleet units and report on the budget before Congress reconvenes.

Washington, D Coolidee Wilbur White House Pacific Coast Congress

Breaks Leg In Falling from Freight Train

William Hector a longtime South Eighth street resident, suffered a broken right leg and a sprained left leg after being jerked from a box car on the Chicago and North Western line west of Creston early this week. The brakeman was riding atop the car when the train lurched, tossing him to the ground and narrowly avoiding being run over.

William Hector South Eighth Street Chicago & North Western Railroad Creston Hector

Special Meeting of Lodge 144 AF and A M

Lodge 144 AF and AM plans a Monday evening session at the Masonic hall starting at 7 30 with the third degree work for several candidates and a social program to follow.

Masonic Order Lodge 144, AF. & A. M Masonic Hall

Armenia Earthquakes Kill Dozens Across Regions

Dispatches report a deadly earthquake series in Armenia Burian district destroying 300 villages with more than 60 killed. Additional reports place 40 deaths in Passeler district as tremors extend from Constantinople to the region.

United Press Constantinople Turkey Burian Armenia Passeler

Nita Naldi Stars in The Breaking Point Love Mystery

A film feature promotes Nita Naldi in The Breaking Point adapted from Mary Roberts Rinehart with love and melodrama. Also previewes Pola Negri in Lily of the Dust as her year’s big love drama premiering Sunday and Monday.

Nita Naldi Mary Roberts Rinehart Pola Negri Pola

Speakers 10 Branch Out in Campaign Activities

The article outlines Republican campaign plans with the State Central Committee organizing events on October 11 in this city, including public outdoor sessions and a speaker tour to neighboring towns. It notes the Coolidge Dawes caravan arriving a day late for an open air meeting and highlights Lincoln voters crossing over to support Coolidge. Charles S. Deneen will speak Friday in this city and in Rochelle, Dixon, Sterling, and Savanna with an extensive itinerary starting Monday morning.

Ity Tcket State Central Committee Coolidge - Dawes United States Coolidge Dawes Lincoln Judge Henry G Denreen Charles 5. Deneen U. S Coolidge - Dawes Party DeKalb Rochelle Dixon Sterling Vnch Savanna Weill South Republican State Central Committee Deneen Graii Ai County

Chicago Man Wrecks Auto On Wet Cement

Joe Spitzer of Chicago residing at 1932 East 43d street wrecked his marine car yesterday in heavy rain on a cement road near Creston, skidding into a telephone guy wire. He was severely cut and taken to Rochelle hospital, bound over to the grand jury with bond set at $200 for driving while intoxicated.

Joe Spitzer Chicago East 43d Yesternoon Creston Spitzer Rochelle Hospital Srand

Wheeler Plans Fight On Rival for Vice President Bid

Burton Wheeler moved into the Midwest to launch a campaign against Republican vice presidential candidate Charles Dawes. Wheeler’s attack targeted Dawes and accused him of opposing labor unions, portraying the Minute Men of the Institution as aligned with union leaders in a broader political clash.

United Press Chicago Ill Burton E. Wheeler Midwest Charles Gysons Wheeler 7 Dawes Minute Men Istitution

Spend a Nickel and Get a Good Cigar

Isabella Royals are a good mild cigar imported from the Philippines. Made of fine tobaccos under sanitary factory conditions. A leader with the United Clear Stores and a notable value for the nickel.

Isabella Royals Philippines United Clear

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