Cliffe Denies Gubernatorial Candidacy in Inspiring Address
Elgin Circuit Judge Adam Cliffe of Sycamore told Kiwanis members last night he is not a candidate for any office including governor. He urged return to American home, school and church, universal education, and stronger support for public schools and the American Legion. He condemned easy divorces, urged no hyphenated Americans, and stressed loyalty to one nation.
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Elgin
Adam Cliffe
Sycamore
Kiwanis Club
Elgin State Hospital
Illinois
Sixteenth Judicial District
A. L. Paulson
Cliffe
Ralph T. Hinton
Col. Adams
United States
Iar
America
American Legion
Teopie
Pershing Calls on President Millerand in Paris Visit
General Pershing visits the Elysee Palace in Paris accompanied by Ambassador Herrick. He is warmly greeted by President Millerand and engages in brief, friendly dialogue before continuing his official duties.
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Unitee Paria France
Pershing
Herrick
Millerand
Elysee Palace
Lodge Urges GOP to Get On the Job in Senate
Senator Lodge voices displeasure at Republican absences as Senate opens. He says 26 of 56 Republicans were missing, risking delay on tax, Panama toll repeal, peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary, anti beer bill, railroad refunding and foreign debt refinancing. President Harding sees rifts easing after New Mexico seat win and Democratic opposition waning. Underwood backs administration at disarmament talks, boosting prospects for tax revision.
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United Cross
Washington, D. C
Lodge
Bie
Ates
Toodge
Curtis
Senate
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Harding
New Mexico
Underwood
Death claims five month old baby in Still household
Robert Burtoy Stil, the infant son of Mr and Mrs Perrie Still, died last night after a sudden breathing crisis. Doctors could not revive him after an acute spinal trouble. The Strauss operation months earlier had left him healthy until this fatal episode. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Still home with Rev B Garett Evans officiating and burial at Pair View cemetery.
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Ste
Strauss
Pervie Srill
South Third Street
B. Garett Evans
Pairview Cemetery
Cavalry Squadron to Arrive in DeKalb October 15
Announcement from Des Moines says a 200 man cavalry squadron with 300 horses will reach DeKalb the afternoon of October 15 and stay overnight. It will pass Dixon and Rochelle on October 13 and 14, drawing local crowds to view the horses.
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Des Moines
Iowa
DeKalb
Dixon
Rochelle
Cabinet Is Not a Unit on Irish Policy Dispute
In Garloch Scotland Premier Lloyd George faces cabinet dissent over the Irish situation as ministers debate a reply to de Valera. The aim is to foster a conference while avoiding loose interpretation by Dail Eireann and placing responsibility on de Valera. London reports the National Liberal Federation urges dominion status for Ireland similar to Asquith’s plan.
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United Press
Garloch
Scotland
Lloyd George
Hammon de Valera
iSinn Fein
Dail Eireann
de Valera
London
England
National Liberal Federation
Ireland
Asquith
Powers Urged to Intervene in Balkan Standoff
Geneva Sept 22 The council of the League of Nations urged immediate intervention by Britain France and Italy to prevent a Serbo Albanian dispute from sparking a new Balkret war. The note to the powers called for concerted action to avert a broader conflict as the league splits over the issue.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Great Britain
France
Italy
Council of the
League of Nations
Europe
League
Three New Nations Join the League Today
Three new nations Esthenia Lithuania and Latvia were admitted to membership of the League of Nations this brings the league to 51 member countries. Weather notes for Minneola pair night and Friday call for warmer in the south tonight.
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United Press
Gover
Switzerland
Esthenia
Lithuania
Latvia
Leacup of Nations
League
Elderly Woman Breaks Hip in Home Accident
Miss Christine Olson, about 70, living on Lewis street, suffered a severe hip fracture in a noon fall at her home while moving household goods to a new address on Tenth street. She recalls nothing of the accident and is hospitalized this afternoon.
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Christine Olson
Lewis Street
Miss Olson
Tenth Street
Half Billion Taxes Collected in Third Quarter
Washington Sept. 22 The treasury department announced that income and profits taxes for the third quarter totaled 500 million dollars. An additional 250 million dollars is expected.
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United Press
Washington,d. C
Treasury Department
Denson Moves Family To Rochelle This Week
J. T. Denson relocates his household to Rochelle as he takes a position in a drug store. He recently sold Crescent drug store. the move follows a period of inactivity and a planned meeting of local groups at the Legion rooms Sunday morning at ten o'clock to mark the change. Prof. C. FP. friends express sorrow at the departure.
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J. T. Denson
Rochelle
Mr. Denson
Crescent Drug
Bugle
Dramage
Legion
C. FP
Oppose Rate Increase For Phone Company
Springfield Al Sept 22 Special to The Chronicle The cities oppose any further telephone rate hike sought by DeKalb County Telephone Co at Illinois Commerce Commission hearing in DeKalb Sycamore Genoa Waterman Shabbona Maple Park Kirkland Hinckley Leland Esmond Asst Commissioner A T Spivey heard The company was represented by John Faissiler J C Joslyn general manager and secretary H D Fisk F B Brower Joven testified about rising operating costs in labor and materials and cross examined by Fisk and Brower
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Springfield
The
Chronicle
Fisk and
Brower
Joslyn
Sengtic
Three Men Found Dead on Railroad Line
Three men were found murdered and robbed along a Southern Illinois railroad line. Bodies located in a lumber car at Dupo Wolfs Lake and Halsey, two in uniform. One shot through the heart a blood stained lumber fragment nearby. Express receipts tied them to Arkansas Louisiana and Ohio destinations. Authorities think they traveled together in a flight car and were killed during a fight on the train.
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Unipeg Press
St. Louis
Ilinois
Missour Pacific
Dupo
Wolfs Lake
Halsey
Du_ po
Bigelo
Ark
Clark
New Washington
Ohio
Police Taken On Charges Of A Conspiracy
Three detective sergeants Edward S mail Thomas Carlisle and Edward Mitchell were arrested on conspiracy to violate the prohibition act charges. They are alleged to have disappeared 146 cases of whiskey from a truck and to have tried to extort 12000 dollars from chemical company officials, moving liquor across city sections.
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United Tress
Chicago
Ill
Chemical Company
Edward Smail
Thomas Carlisle
Edward Mitchell
South Fourth Street Work Begins Today
Road from Carters corner to Hunt corner closed for paving amid adverse weather. Traffic detours via South First street for about two miles then south to Carter's corner. Dry weather should restore good road soon with another passable route one mile east of the closed stretch.
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the Chronicle
Carter’s Corner
Hunt Corner
First Street
Carter's Corner
Hunt's Corner
New Lutheran Pastor Arrives in De Kalb
Rev. E. W. Magnusson of Detroit Mich arrives as the new pastor of the First Lutheran Church in De Kalb. He will preach his first sermon Sunday morning and is expected to attract a large crowd as members seek to meet the minister and his family.
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E. W. Magnusson
Detroit
Mich
Magnusson
Arbuckle Arraigned in Murder Case Trial Preparations
San Francisco dispatch says Roscoe Arbuckle’s murder case moves toward trial with the defense expected to introduce alternative causes for Virginia Rappe’s death. The state plans major witness testimony while Arbuckle’s preliminary hearing extends through the week. New York reports detail testimony by Lowell Sherman and statements about the party, with Sherman summoned as a witness and stating Arbuckle’s innocence and a non wild gathering.
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United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Los Angeles
Arbuckle
Miss Rappe
New York
N. Y
N. Y., Sept. 22.—Miss Virginis Rappe
Lowell Sherman
Swann
Sherman
Sn Francisco
Swanny Sherman
20Th Century Limited
Harmon
A. Senminacher
California
District Attorney's Office
District Attorney’s Office
Jacob Danton
Labor Members Demand Immediate Parliament Meeting
London Sept 22 Labor members of parliament addressed a letter to the speaker urging reconvening Parliament at once over the serious unemployment situation in England.
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London
Eng
Labor
House of Commons
England
Young Folks as Asset to City Policy Claim
J Stanley Brown president of DeKalb State Normal College argues that boys and girls are the greatest asset of any community and that organizations prioritizing youth serve the public best. He urges continued support for youth programs and education to strengthen the city’s future.
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J. Stanley Brown
DeKalb State Normal College
Adpana Een Hone
Largest Crowd Attends Fine Meeting at Saints Church
A large crowd filled Saints church last night to hear Elder Christy. He described the Christian religion as an inspiration and life in which God breathes into and through a person, asserting a live church is essential for spiritual life. Services this evening in Saints chapel at South Seventh and Prospect with special music. Elder F. M. Cooper of Plano will speak. Sub sock The Law of the Spirit of fe.
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Christy
Saints Church
Saints Chapel
South Seventh
Prospect Streets
F. M. Cooper
Plano, Ill
Suspects Sought in Nail-Club Murders Near Monroe
Dowagah Michigan September 22 United Press reports Herbert Smith neighbor of the Monroe family three members slain by a nail studded club held for questioning in Kalamazoo. Neva Monroe 17 died others injured Ardith 12 condition serious. Police seek motive and possible assault before death as Allen Kenney is pursued in Detroit and Temple. Fingerprint analysis and rehabbed clothing examined as investigators press for clues.
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United Press
Dowagah
Mich
Herbert Smith
Monroe
Smith
Kalamazoo
William Monroe
Neva
Ardith
Detroit
Case
Henry Wyner
Michigan
William Kenney
Kenney
Willian Monroe
Donagah
Temple
Evans
Chicago Police Department
Legion Buglers and Drummers Meet for Special Rehearsal
Members of the American Legion Bugle and Drum Corps are requested to attend a Sunday morning rehearsal at ten o'clock in the Legion rooms. Prof. C F Toen niges has been hired to instruct the players and all Legion members are urged to participate to help prepare the group for early readiness.
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Legion
American Legion Bugle
Legion’rooms
C. F. Toenniges
Vacuum Bottle Sale At Saturday Only Low Price
Saturday only sale of a pint size vacuum bottle with colored case and aluminum top serving as a cup. High grade standard product for hot drinks at school or work. Limited supply. orders accepted before Saturday but no bottles sold until Saturday morning.
Death toll soars in Oppauer industrial blast tragedy
Berlin reports estimate more than 4 000 killed or injured as rescue teams search a fog shrouded site. About 1 000 bodies recovered and 2 500 treated, with French troops guarding the area. Explosion devastated Ludwigshaven and the nearby town of Oppauer, hundreds killed and many missing.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Oppouver
Hospitale
Badische Aniline Works
Ludwigshaven
Oppeuer
Rhinish High Commission
Ludwigshagen
Red Toss
Government weighs three avenues against Klan in Unirea
Government officials indicate possible steps against the Ku Klux Klan including a public disapproval from President Harding, a grand jury inquiry into conspiracy charges, and action over alleged mail misuse. Attorney General Daugherty may summon Imperial Wizard Simmons for a Justice Department conference as postal inspectors intensify mail investigations.
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Unirea
Washington, D. C
Ku Klux Klan
Daugherty
Harding
Klan
Hayes
Wizard Simmons
Department of Justice
Washington
Parts of town in darkness due to street light trouble
Parts of the city were without street lights last night because a northeast area problem shut off the lighting after a fire caught from wires. Crews addressed the issue this morning and it is expected all lights will be back on by this evening.
Rotary Club Holds Meeting At Noon Today
The Rotary Club met at noon with many members present in the Odd Fellows hall. One or two amendments were considered and adopted, though business was light. The meeting referenced a merchants’ gathering to be held later, with unspecified details and dates.
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Rotary Club
Hotary Club
Odd Fellows
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Senator Smoot
Powers
Denson
South Fourth Street
DE Kalb
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