Turkish violation of neutral zone causes multi car crash near Waterman
An auto crash three miles south of Waterman involved A. D. Ward of Harvard and passengers including district deputy John Dacy. Dacy was badly hurt with broken ribs. others were treated at East Side hospital. The touring car caught fire after extrication. Multiple accidents were reported around DeKalb with several injuries and one suicide after a wreck.
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Peoria
A. D. Ward
Harvard
John Dcy
Dacy
Albert Leverenz
John Goodwyck
C. Werkentine
Waterman
East Side
Mystics
DeKalb
W. H. Cutting
Park Avenue
Chicago
Annie's Woods
Cutting
Five Killed in Mine Disaster at Raleigh Coal Mine
Authorities report five miners crushed to death when an elevator loaded with coal broke near the shaft mouth and dumped contents on workers about 200 feet below in Ammullers W Y. The incident prompted an inquiry as investigators search for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammullers
Raleigh Ming Company
Volstead Act Not Meant Anything to Them
London dispatch reports a Grimsby steamer trawler Chandos sighting two large dorsal fins in the North Sea. The crew initially misread them as whales or sharks but declined to classify the mysterious fish.
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London
England
Chandos
North Sea
Liquor Smuggling Central in Washington Brief
President Harding and cabinet will consider international liquor smuggling as a major issue with Britain. A plan to coordinate nine departments to stop bootlegging is discussed after tomorrow’s cabinet meeting. A photograph film segment and a new feature film are noted with showtimes at Star.
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Walted! Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
United States
Great Britain
Atlantic
Canadian
Shipping Board
Lasker
Hudson
Auto Thief Caught After Forged Check and Car Theft
George Schule of Hinckley faced a sequence of crimes after a forged check led to his car theft. Theodore Stanton, paid $30, stole the Auburn Stanton vehicle, fled toward the west, and was captured in Morrison on the Lincoln Highway. He will be heard in Hinckley and then turned to the grand jury in October.
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Morrison
George Schule
Hinckley
Theodore Stanton
Auburn Stanton
West
Decker
Lincoln Highway
Stanton
Clinton
Grand Jury
Confab Ends Over Far East Problems
The Chang Shung conference between Soviet Russia and Japan broke up today. Early hopes for a breakthrough on mutual recognition and peace in the Far East faded as Russian demands for Japanese evacuation of Saghalien proved the sticking point leading to the end of talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
DeKalb Worker Joins Aurora Steel Company
Harry Olson formerly of American Steel & Wire has left his DeKalb post to become erection superintendent at the Dura built Steel Locker company in Aurora. He plans to move his family to Aurora once a suitable home is found, an effort described as particularly challenging in DeKalb.
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DeKalb
Big Rock Lanes
Big Rock
Herman Long Farm
Wil J. Thomas
Thomas
Charles Hagerman
Thomas Quintock
Wheatland
Quintock
Hagermai
Hazemin
Quantock
Harry Smith
Sugar Grove
Walter Thomas
M. Hamiston
S. W. Thomas
William Edwards
Fred Richards
John Bastian
Jotn Hinckley
Kaneville
Rchants’ National Bank
Winston Stevens
Malta
Fred Richarrs
Waming
Harry Olson
American Steel & Wire Company
Dura Built Steel Locker Company
Auora
Aurora
Olson
Jacques Villard Editor Dies by His Own Hand in Missouri Home
Jacques Villard once reported kidnapped in Chicago in 1920 by unknown assailants and held for ransom. Two years after his disappearance the legless editor killed himself in his Missouri home, details of his escape from captors remaining unrevealed.
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Apie
Counterfeiter in Russia Given Death
Moscow revolutionary tribunal sentences engraver Kravchenko to death for altering one million rouble notes into ten billion by engraving an extra zero. No reprieve granted to deter imitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Moscow Revolutionary Tribunal
Kravchenko
Krawehenko
DeKalb College to Offer Eight-Play Season Pass
The Chronicle reports a new policy for the teachers college entertainment season. Public season tickets cost 2.50 for eight performances with no extra charges for reserved seats. Tickets are available this week from local sellers and faculty outreach targets clubs in DeKalb and nearby areas.
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Teachers College
Lyon
Annis
Secoms
Gossman’s
Powell's
DeKalb
Cappy Ricks
Kyne
Povt
Iendiy Enemi
Hautauga
Anna Case
Metropolitan Opera
Edison Records
Montraville Wood
Wood
Chauiauqua
Ralph Bingham
America
Redpath Chautauqua
Tranzy McKenzie
Autos Wanted to Take Fans to Beloit Game
DeKalb residents with cars are asked to aid the college by transporting fans to Beloit for the Saturday football game against Beloit College. Milo Oakland at the state college coordinates rides as rail connections are poor and roads are reported in good condition for the 14 mile trip from Rockford.
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DeKalb
State Teachers College
Beloit College
Beloit
Wisconsin
Milo Oakland
Cellege
Rockford
Rochelle
Miss E Marie O'Brien to Resume Teaching Monday
Chicago woman Miss E Marie O'Brien will resume teaching Monday September 18 at 230 Augusta Avenue. Make early application as time is limited. Phone 14 249.
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E. Marie O'Brien
Chicago
Augusta Avenue
Engineer Home From Meeting of Association
James Clark lead engineer at the state teachers college returned from a week at the National Association of Stationary Engineers national convention in Des Moines Iowa. He was the Ulmets district seven delegate among about 1100 engineers attending the meeting. The rest of his vacation was spent at home.
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National Association of Stationary Engineers
Des Moines
James Clark
State Teachers College
Clark
Ulmets
Clarx
University of Illinois enrollment rises to 8167
Registration at the University of Illinois shows an end of week total of 8167 students for the year, up 996 from last year. The city report notes Champaign Illinois as the press locale with the figure announced today.
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So Cities Press
Champaign
University of Ilinois
College Offers Season Tickets For Entertainments
Teachers College announces season tickets with reserved seating to ensure fair distribution. Even rows to the public, odd rows to students for the first three days, then open to all. Dorothy Dalton's The Woman Who Walked Alone plays Princess Playhouse with performances at 7:30 and 9:10.
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Teachers College
Dorothy Dalton
Princess Playhouse
Dorothy Dalston
Mother of Seix Buried at Sterling Amid Family Tributes
Funeral for Mrs. Hmma Rue Siex held in Sterling with services at 1507 Johnson Avenue home and Trinity United Evangelical church. Born Chicago June 16 1868 she died Friday at 54.3.6. She leaves her husband and 11 children including Clara Hackbarth Polo Henry Siex DeKalb Lillian Heaths Lyndon Mona Siex Lincoln nine grandchildren and siblings.
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Mary Hiner
DeKalb County
Paul Aluman
Cortland
Mary Boek
Willam Beck
Germany
Aug Sky
Sycamore
Louis Hiner
Pierce Township
Mare
Loultner
Toe Tusp
Lew
Louisa Wendeberg
Henry Hiner
DeKalb
Ajvvon Plapp
Malta
August Zeigler
Pierce
Walter Smith
Paul Altman
Rollin Alien
Harvard
Jacop Bock
Hiner
Tvengel Cal Lutheran Church
Hinckley
Evangelical Church
Schemmer
Pieres
Hmma Rue Siex
Sterling
Johnson Avenue
F. . Cardwell
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Clara Hackbarth
Polo
Henry Siex
Lillian Heaths
Lyndon
Pam
Floyd Siex
Herbert Siex
Morris
Mona Siex
Lincoln Nebr
Velma
Lawrence
Beulah
Arthur
Edward C. Rife
Mevidan
William A. Rife
Chicago
June Hawk
K. G. Watts
Rockford
Siex
Zion Evangelical Church
Rail Official Found Dead by Side of Track
A. C. Ferguson chief clerk to the general superintendent of the Illinois Central railroad at Memphis was found on a railroad track near Chicago. Police and railroad officials were mystified about his presence and suspect he may have been thrown from a train.
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Rail
Unpea
Chicago
A. C. Ferguson
Illinois Central Railroad
Memphis Tenn
Ilinois Central
Ferguson
Adair Named Motorcycle Policeman for Ogle County
James Adair has accepted appointment as motorcycle policeman of Ogle County. He joins Rochelle police and will patrol 17 miles of Lincoln highway in Dement and Flagg townships, cooperating with motor cops of Lee and DeKalb counties.
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Ogle County
James Adair
Rochelle
Lincoln Highway
Dement
Flagg
Lee
DeKalb
Electric line sale in Kane County eyed by bidders
Bidders led by B J Arnold of Elgin and Belvidere owners plan to bid on the Aurora DeKalb line when it goes to sale October 17 at Geneva court house. The road faces junkyard interest but may attract Great Western or E J E bidders and could be salvaged as a power supplied property.
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B. J. Arnold
Elgin- Belvidere Electric
Aurora
Aurora-DeKalb
Mr. Arnold
Te Road
Peter Klein
Court House
Geneva
Great, Western
Peace May Come Soon in Near East War Talks
Reports from Constantinople say Turkish Nationalists will demand immediate Thrace entry and reject league control of the Dardanelles. British officials in London meet to review near east problems as Kemalism tests allied peace terms and possible conference in October.
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United Press
Paris
France
London
England
Lloyd George
Lord Curzon
Constantinople
Turkey
Hamid Bey
Ismid
Mustapha Kemal
Peaches for Canning Shipment Arrives Today or Tomorrow
Peaches for canning, No. 1 New York Elbertas, ship today or tomorrow. Priced $2.35 to $2.50 per bushel. Also pure cane sugar at bottom price. Tyrrell and Wells, Sycamore Street, I. Phone 94, 249.
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New York Elbertas
Tyrrell, & Wells
Sycamore, I
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