Turko-British Clash Looms Near Chanak Neutral Zone
Reinforcements of Kemal reported entrenched in the neutral zone and Turkish guns on warships off Chanak threaten a clash as the 48 hour ultimatum nears. The British Mediterranean fleet sits ready to act to evict Turkish forces if Kemal does not withdraw. Also reported are Paris officials warning Thrace may see Turkish intervention amid Constantine’s overthrow and London noting Britain favors Russia’s conference participation.
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United Pree
Turke
Kemal
Chanak
Paris
France
Near East
Hiigh
Constantine
Athens
Thrace
Mustapha Kemal
Asist
London
England
Nellie Hart Dies in Aurora After Illness
Nellie Hart, daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Hart longtime Milan township residents, died at 9 30 today in Aurora after a several months illness not deemed serious until recently. She was about 40. The Hart family moved to Aurora years ago and Nellie was a hospital patient for several weeks. Surviving are her father Frank furt mother Mrs Edward H Gallagher Toy Hart Irene Nichols Deborah Hart and many relatives and friends. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Nellie Hart
Steve Hart
Milan Township
Aurora
DeKalb
Miss Hart
Hart
Frankfurt
Edward H. Gallagher
Toy Hart
Irene Nichols
Deborah Hart
DeKalb Woman to Marengo After Brother Wallace Boyd’s Death
Mrs. Roy Buck and her husband left DeKalb at noon today for Marengo in response to a message about her brother Wallace Boyd who was found dead in an automobile. Details of his death are not available until a DeKalb druggist returns with information. The Wallace family resides on a farm roughly three miles southwest of Maretizo.
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DeKalb
Marengo
Roy Buck
Will Examine the Body of the Murdered Woman
In New Brunswick New Jersey on September 27 the district attorney sought court permission to exhume the body of Mrs Elizabeth Mills murdered alongside Rev Hall. With evidence lacking the case remains unsolved as prosecutors move to obtain further clues.
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Ty Calton
Prva
New Brunswick
N. J
Hall
Elizabeth Mills
Scrickler
Second Crop Raspberries at Cusson's Gardens
The second crop of raspberries is being picked this week at Cusson's fruit gardens. Berries are large and flavorful, growing along a long row of bushes. The notice references society's shift toward sobriety and modesty, and mentions upcoming showings and a star appearance at 7:30 and 9:10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusson
Esmond Seeks Fire Bug Targeting Local Church
Esmond residents hunt a fire bug after two arsons at the Methodist church. In both incidents kerosene soaked papers and a kerosene can were found, sparking basement and first floor fires. A vigilant watch continues as authorities seek to identify the culprit.
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Esmond
Askeland
Discoverig
Garden Club Members Cite City as Cleanest Hopeful
Garden club members met near the home of Dr. and Mrs. Rankin and shared experiences from the year. One member bought a vacant lot, found it a public refuse pile, cleaned it for a modern home with trees as its only asset, proving effort improves property and city image. The club aims to place DeKalb on the map as the best kept city in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Schick Named Commander of State Legion
Capt. Charles W. Schick of Chicago is chosen as commander of the Illinois department of the American Legion after defeating Col. Horatio Hackett of Chicago. Bloomington will host the next convention. Other officers elected include Senior vice commander William D. Knight, vice commander W. J. Girardean, and Chaplain Rev. Joseph Lonergan. Col. Hackett becomes national executive committeeman, with retiring State Commander William R. McCaulley named as alternate.
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Ry Toned
Rock Island
Charles W. Schick
Chicago
American Legion
Horatio Hackett
Legion
Bloomington
William D. Knight
Rochford
W. J. Girardean
Tuscola
Joseph Lonergan
Durant
Col. Hackett
William R. McCaulley
DeKalb Masons Attend Rochelle Blue Lodge Meeting
DeKalb members Benny Waice Hugh Weightman Join Dunn Harold Johnson and Harvey Robinson traveled to Rochelle last evening for a Masonic Blue Lodge meeting. The DeKalb Masons reported an unusually interested and well received gathering among Rochelle members.
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DeKalb
Rochelle
Benny Waice
Hugh Weightman
Dunn
Harold Johnson
Harvey Robinson
Masonic Blue Lodge
DeKalb Masons
Rosehelle
Carl Nelson Buys Belgian Police Dog for Training
Plumber Carl Nelson has purchased a Belgian police dog still a pup and giving it proper training. He believes the animal will become a fine watchdog and one of the best in the area as it matures and learns.
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Carl Nelson
Nelson
Ely
Mastoid Operation at City Hospital
Miss Blanche Hackett of Sycamore is a patient at the city hospital undergoing a mastoid operation this morning. She is reported to be making very satisfactory improvement. The New York Times quote notes the Criterion theatre audience laughed too much. Star tonight at 7:30 and 9:10. Vitee of Girls slanted at the Innovation. Apply in person. 251tf)
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Star Tonight
Blanche Hackett
Sycasmore
New York Times
Criterion Theatre
Marion
Wrighto
The
Death of prominent DeKalb merchant Goldsmith
Word arrived of the death in Dallas Texas of Aaron Goldsmith after a long career as a leading DeKalb clothier. He operated major clothing businesses here before moving south in 1905 and later ran cigar stands with large Dallas hotels. Survived by daughter Mrs Fanchon Kahn and sons Leon and Harold. his brother Nathan ran the Aurora firm Foldsmith Brothers.
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Dallas
Texar
Aaron Goldsmith
DeKalb
Ir. Goldsmith
Star Cash
Secorai
South
Fanchon Kahn
Leon
Harold
Busine
Foldsmith Prothers
Aurora
Nathan
Murray Named Delegate to National Legion Meeting
T S Murray of the Delian American Legion post was named delegate to the national convention to be held later this year. Legion members returning from Rock Island reported DeKalb drum and bugle corps delivering a strong showing while Rockford’s uniforms and numbers were noted as better. The DeKalb group praised the overall meeting and expressed satisfaction at attending.
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T. S. Murray
Delian American Legion
Legion Jmen
Rock Island
DeKalb Post
le Rockford
DeKalb
Water bills to bring in much money for city
City officials including the clerk and HR assistant prepare water bills to be mailed between October 1 and October 15. Bills are reported double previous quarters as residents cite use for dry lawns. Tense arguments are anticipated amid dry weather and high water usage three weeks ago.
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Arayninen
DeKalb
Sleeper Disorder Reported at Station
A 14 year old WNO registrant at the police station caused a disturbance claiming entitlement while others resisted. The cell room was decorated and the youth drew on walls and beds, prompting police to intervene with a hearing and further actions.
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WNO
Raymonds Return After Month in Lac du Flambeau
Mr and Mrs Edward J Raymond and Charles returned home last night from Lac du Flambeau where they had been for a month. They report glorious weather the past week and beautiful woods with good fishing.
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Raymonds
Lac du Flambeau
Edward J. Raymond
Charles
Robber Is Killed by Night Watchman in Chicago
Anthony Muscato aged 22 was shot and killed by a garage watchman as he tried to enter the garage to allegedly rob the safe. Weather for Illinois fair tonight and Thursday. slightly warmer in southern and central portions.
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Obber
BS United Press
Chicago
Anthony Muscato
Illinois
South Portion
Fred Lyman switches to McMackin shop downtown
Fred Lyman, long time employee at Sam Miller barber shop, has begun work at the McMackin shop downtown this week. A piano notice lists times 7:30 and 9:10 for audience information and pupil numbers are mentioned.
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McMackin
Fred Lyman
Sam Miller
Governor Off Today on Trip Around State
Governor Len Small leaves Springfield for a statewide auto tour visiting 26 state institutions. He says budget priorities for the next general assembly will be shaped by findings at each stop to inform the forthcoming appropriations. The trip begins in Quincy and continues through Waenowu to cover all institutions over the next two months.
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Unierves
Springfield
General Assembly
Len Small
Quincy
WaenoWu
Power Company Men Repairing City Streets
The Illinois Power Company, following city council recommendations, has crews repairing the street car right of way from Fourth to Thirteenth and Pleasant streets. Repairs at Pleasant are done and workers move toward the city terminal. a month may finish the project. City workers are removing bricks on Pine street and filling ruts from heavy truck labor on the cement road.
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Dlinois Power Company
Fourth
Thirteenth
Pleasant Streets
Pleasant Street
Pine Street
Ciament Road
Verdict Over Remains of Sandwich Man
Coroner C. H. Wilkinson conducted the inquest into Fred Hauteman who died after being admitted to a Sandwich hospital. The jury returned a verdict that death was caused by a hemorrhage from drinking a quantity of intoxicating liquor, leading to gastrointestinal bleeding.
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C. H. Wilkinson
DeKalb
Sandwich
Fred Hauteman
Verdict due in Tiernan paternity case in Indiana
Augusta Tiernan and her husband awaited Judge Du Comb's verdict after the paternity hearing over Exhibit A. The trial concluded yesterday with the outcome still pending, as the judge prepared to announce the decision today or tomorrow.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Augusta Tiernan
Exhibit A
du Com
Todax
du Comb
Monmouth Chamber Meeting Yields Interest Not Action
Local merchants attended a chamber session led by Keith Spade to learn what the Monmouth chamber has done with its merchants division. Few acted beyond expressed interest, though $75 was donated to fund lumber for Poland China swine breeders pens at Grove Street barns with a view to a periodic future sale. The next meeting is the first Friday in October featuring pageant films and a talk by Howard Leonard or George Fox.
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Chamber of Com Ce
Keith Spade
Monmouth Chamber of’ Commerce
Fisk
Monmouth Organization
DeKalb
Monmouth Chamber
Bhar Mony
Monmouth
Poland
Grove Street
Willie
Howard Leonard
George Fox
Ilinois Farm
Worean
Seventy Mules Burned in Stock Yards Fire
Fire at the Union Stock Yards in Clementina destroyed seventy mules and caused about seventy thousand dollars in damage. The blaze disrupted plans for a daily program at the Princess theater amid feature showings and photo play novelties.
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Pied Peensy
Chicago
Damare
Pauline Frederick
Union Stock Yards
Clementina
Pathe News and Transit Company
Northman Club Opens Year at State College
Northman, a student organization at the state teachers college, held its first meeting of the year in the college study hall. Prof A Neil Annus presided in the president Clyde Camper’s absence, with Warren Sage named vice president. A home economics dinner preceded a program by a five instrument orchestra including Warren Berg, Theodore Anderson, Leonard Bollinger, Byron Wyman, Kenneth Paddock, and a magic act by Clayton Hines.
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Northman
State College
Northman Club
State Teachers College
Clyde Camper
Neil Annus
Warren Sage
Clayton Hines
Te College
Warren Berg
Theodore Anderson
Leonard Bollinger
Byron Wyman
Kenneth Paddock
Fire Station Gang Claims to Be Shoe Champs
The Fire Station Gang claims shoe championship status in the Gasoling area behind the station. The group shows some members with winning throws, while inexperienced throwers can win by small margins. City firefighting squad members are expected to improve and raise the competition level.
Murphy's Son May Get Place Barr Vacates Springfield
Springfield Sept 27 Governor Len Small is expected to announce the appointment of William A Murphy of Joliet as director of the department of trade and commerce to succeed George A Barr who resigned Murphy is the son of the late E J Murphy warden of Joliet penitentiary
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Murphy
Barr
Springfield
Len Small
William A. Murphy
Joliet
Department of Trade and Commerce
George A. Barr
E. J. Murphy
Joliet Penitentiary
Yard chosen president of Rock River Baptist association
At the afternoon session the Rock River Baptist association elected Rev. W. R Yard of DeKalb First Baptist church as president at 3:00 o'clock. He succeeds J. B. Rinewalt of Mt. Carroll.
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Rock River Baptist Association
W. R Yard
DeKalb First
Takes Life in Effort to Get Peace at Last
Hulda K Weldron 29 arrived at a convent for meditation and prayer seeking entry to the Sacred Heart order. Police believe she committed suicide, her body found in her room as Sister Gorman detected gas seeping from the door.
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Chicago
Hulda K. Weldron
San
Sacred Heart Order
Gorman
Brick for the New Broughton Building Here
Charles Broventon reports a large brick delivery for the Knights of Columbus home construction. Workers have progressed since his return from the north, and he aims to accelerate work to have the building ready before snow flies. The front brick should enhance the exterior appearance.
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Charles Broventon
Knights of Columbus
Broughton
Legion Plans New Law About Policy in War
The American Legion will push a universal service act at its New Orleans convention to draft defenses and industries upon war declaration. Col D John Markey says Weeks has informally approved the proposal. Also noted: Mrs Sam Bambridge seriously ill in Chicago with slow recovery. Cappy Ricks comedy to open Teachers College Lecture Course next Monday at $0.50 to $1.50. season tickets available.
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Washington
American Legion
New Orleans
D. John Markey
Legion
Weeks
Sam Bambridge
Chicago
Elley Laney
Cappy Ricks
Teachers College
Chautauqua
William Courtney
Thomas Wise
Saturday Evening Post
Secor
Sremuasebe Pitic
Greek King Abdicates In Favor Of Crown Prince George
Widespread unrest in Athens ends with Constantine stepping down amid riots and military mutiny. Reports say Crown Prince George is to lead as throne succession fights amid Greek, Yugoslav, and Turkish tensions. Venizelos looms as potential interim ruler if royal line fails.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
George
Crovaigtines
Donatos
Pedhanos
Turkey
Marie 2
Prince George
I Ie
Christopher
Patie
Anastasia
William E. Take
Prince Paul
Princée Christopher
Vaese
Mitylene
Chios
Asia Minor
Venizelos
Mustapha Kemal
Thrace
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Schick
State Legion
Doz
Goldsmith
Texas
T.S. Murray
Sophia
Eleutherios Venizelos
Madame Venizelos
Cabrimet
Vence Christopher
William B. Lerds
State
Power Company
Washington, D. C
America
Dry Navy
Harding
Haynes
Star
Bulletin
A. J. Simmons
West Lincoln Highway
Mr. Simmons
Ockie Van-stone
Bambridge
Dia
Tino
MOB
Berlin
Germany
Jugoslavia
Bagia
Belgrade
Peter
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