Governor Walton extends martial rule to quell unrest in Delsberia
Sept 27 in Okla a chaotic dispatch reports Governor JC Walton plans to extend martial law to curb unrest in Morras county and to deploy militia with authorities declaring all trace of domain ties severed. Officials vow to prevent gatherings and maintain order amid claimed insurrection and suspicions of interference by rivals.
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Delsberia
Morras
Bre
Seaxios
Ecisiator
Towet
Aesembe
Cis
Okla
Tix Cay Ware
Cis Vcord
Teir Govermor
JC Waller i
Rica Kise
Service Today on Street Car Is Very Poor
The streetcar service fares poorly as crews report frequent breakdowns and power plant issues. Riders face repeated delays with cars stopping for repairs and service disruptions ongoing for weeks, affecting common commutes in the city and county.
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Seabee
Emapwestinn
Greer
Roek
Bamming
Shriners to Chicago for Meeting Ceremonial Service Planned
Members from St Louis city and nearby come together as the Shriners of the Medic Teangde prepare for a Chicago gathering. The ceremonial event and related proceedings are outlined with attendance expected and details released by organizers.
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Everal Sterterrs
Seer
Peoria to Host Pythian Grand Lodge Gatherings
The text outlines plans for Peoria as host city for upcoming Pythian activities. It mentions installation of officers, election of officers for the Tiieeis Hmizctes of Pythian Grand Leader fetes, and a convention timing in September. Events aim to set leadership and convene the grand lodge proceedings.
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Pythian
Ceewetien
Caristrom Announces Candidacy for Attorney General
A fragmented dispatch notes Caristrom announcing candidacy for the Republican nomination for Attorney General. The text mentions Joscar Aledo as a local commissioner and references theater listings and weekly features, but the overall details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Plant machinery breakdown limits Chronicle news
Owing to a plant machinery breakdown at Illinois Power Co. this afternoon lasting nearly an hour during Chronicle’s busiest time, substantial news was omitted. The incident was beyond the newspaper’s control and recovery is hoped soon.
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Illinois Power Co
Chronicle
Wilhelm at Doorn Reflects on German Monarchy After Helfrich Visit
The German conservative leader Helfrich told Wilhelm II at Doorn castle that public appetite for a return of the Hohenzollerns is weak. The ex-emperor shows mood lows while maintaining health, and Duke Ernst August, landlord of Branewict, expresses relief at losing his job and enjoys family life, with wealth tied to English capital.
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Frerimnand
Holland
Germany
Helfrich
Doorn Castle
Wilhelm
Helffrich
Hohenzollerns
Hefffrich
Bowever
Keleer
Indaw
Eres Aureus
Branewict
Victoria Louise
coumMe
Duke of Cumberland
Ernst Ancust
Wentworth to Preside Over Kiwanis Clubs
Daniel Wentworth of Chicago was reelected district governor of Illinois and Eastern Town Kiwanis clubs at the closing session. Joseph Work Evansen of UL was chosen first lieutenant governor, Rev. Dr. Ger. Kankakee second, lieutenant corerno, Sam Peterson M third, and Hammond of Chicago was named treasurer. The convention city was chosen for the event.
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Trubegee
uaniel + Wentworth
Chicaro
Iliness
Kiwanis
Dlosine
Joseph Work Evaensten
Ger
Kankakee
Leutenant Corerno
Sam Peterson
Leutenant
Bavarian monarchist drift fuels postwar German tensions
Washington dispatch reports Bavaria leans toward restoring the monarchy after World War I. Crown Prince Rupprecht remains popular, with scattered calls for him to be Kaiser of a new imperial dynasty. The Bavaria movement gains momentum via Adolf Hitler's organizing efforts, signaling a broader monarchist trend despite republican history.
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NEA
Washington, D. C
Bavaria
Wittelsbachs
Rupprecht
Kaiser
Hitler
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Danville Girl to Wed High Diplomat in London
Miss Helen LeSeure daughter of E X LeSeure of Danville and granddaughter of former Congressman Joe Cannon will wed Dr Dorsey Richard son of Baltimore in London tomorrow. Richard, a U S diplomat long posted in Berlin, will reside in Berlin with his bride after a continental honeymoon.
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Danville
Llinnis
Helen le Seure
E. X. LeSeure
Joe Cannon
Dorsey Richardson
Baltimore
London
Washington, DC
Asa
Helen Cannon
Cadle Joe
Washington
Europe
Buckinghamy ‘Palace
United States
Berlin
State Department
Germany
Continent
Armless Girl Exhibits Self-Taught Painter Georgia Wilkinson
A painting by New York artist Georgia Wilkinson known as the armless artist will be entered in Chicago Society of Nature Artists annual exhibition starting October 1 at Marshall Field and Co Galleries. Wilkinson paints by holding brushes between her teeth and using head movement to guide the oils, drawing praise from critics across the country.
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Chicago
Georgia Wilkinson
New York
Chicago Society of Nature Artists
Marshall Field and Co
Wilkinson
Outlaw Strike Beaten in New York Newspapers Split
New York newspapers abandoned their combined issue, publishing under separate banners for the first time since the outgrowth of the pressmen strike. United Press reports the shift reflects a notable change in the city’s newspaper industry.
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New York
United Press
New York NY
Campaign credited for fewer railroad crossing accidents
North Western railway headquarters report a decline in grade crossing accidents this year due to the safety first campaign led by K. C. Richards. Despite more autos in the United States, June 1923 auto registrations rose to 13 048 128 from 10 608 127 in 1922, highlighting ongoing highway crossing dangers. The safety slogan Cross Crossings ly emphasizes delaying a trip to prevent an accident.
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United States
North Western Rail Ead
Safety First Commission
K. C. Richards
Central Safety Committee
The
Chronicle
Richards
American Railway Assoion
Safety Committee
DeKalb
Aml
North Western
Elgin Wins Suit Over Legacy Natatorium Trust
Elgin Wisconsin appellate court upholds James R. Scanlan will awarding $36,006 for a natatorium and public bath system. Relatives contested the will for nine years while the estate grew from $30,000 to about $42,756 with interest. If final ruling favors the city, Elgin will boast the finest natatorium in the middle west.
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Elgin
James R. Scanlan
Circuit Court
City Legal
Supreme Court
Middle West
New Order for the Mothers of Dead Soldiers
In Danville Alabama on September 27 the American Legion Auxiliary formed a Gold Star chapter by mothers wives and sisters of soldiers who died in World War I Only new Auxiliary members could join the Gold Star Forty charter members enrolled for Illinois or Minnesota The order aims to aid disabled soldiers
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Danville
Order of the Gold Star
American Legion Auxiliary
Minois
Stand Aghast at Down to the Sea in Ships at Star DeKalb
Audiences worldwide applaud the photodramatic production Down to the Sea in Ships hailed as the best of the year. The Star theatre in DeKalb shows it starting next Sunday for an indefinite run, urged for all locals to attend.
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Star Theatre
DeKalb
Calls for extra session seeks relief for wheat farmers
Northwestern bankers and business men urge President Coolidge to reconvene Congress immediately. They propose creating a U S Grain Corporation to market surpluses and a farmer advisory commission to promote profitable crop rotation and stabilize markets. The committee is led by A D Stephens and Representative Young. Senator Borah plans to present a broader relief program soon.
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Ry United Press
Washington, D_ C
Congress
Coolidge
Board of Commission
A. D. Stephens
Cookston
Minn
Representative Young
North Dakota
Bankers’ Committee
Borah
White House
Potash and Perlmutter at the Princess in DeKalb
A DeKalb stage outing previews Potash and Perlmutter featuring Barney Bernard and Alex Carr in a lively stage photo play at the Princess. The advertisement promotes a real comedy and cabaret style show with lighthearted songs and a chance to cry, noting a sequence of seasonal events.
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Barney Bernard
Alex Carr
DeKalb
Jackie Coogan at Princess Playhouse Tonight and Tomorrow
Jackie Coogan stars in Circus Days at Princess Playhouse today and tomorrow with seats likely scarce. If no ticket tonight, try tomorrow for another performance featuring the young film star in a real motion picture theater event.
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Jackie Coogan
Princess Playhouse
Nuff
Belvidere Man Elected Supreme Representative in Illinois
Walter M. Hayes of Belvidere was chosen supreme representative from Illinois in Chicago yesterday. Jadze Perry Pearsons of Watsekan defeated C. A. Laramie of Chicago for grand outer guard as the grand lodge session concluded in Chicago. The Lexington Hotel hosted the sessions with high turnout as visitors stayed for today’s final meeting.
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Belvidere
Walter M. Hayes
Belvida
Knights of Pythias
Illin
Chicago
Jadze Perry Pearsons
Watkegan
C. A. Laramie
Grand Lodge
Lexington Hotel
Tere
Road Repairs Slow Traffic Into Chicago Along Roosevelt
Repaving crews repair damaged cement on Roosevelt road as motorists head to Chicago. Slow driving and long detours mark nights with barricades and red lights. Drivers follow the marked Lexington hotel trail to Michigan Avenue and Twenty Second Street.
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Chicago
Roosevelt Road
Michigan Avenue
Twenty-Second Street
New Barn Under Construction On Haish Farm East Of DeKalb
Workmen renew barn work on Jacob Haish farm east of DeKalb to replace the lightning-struck structure that burned weeks ago. The duplicate building awaits completion soon as the tenant seeks swift finish. Stenographers and dictate phone operators needed with steady work. apply via Box 95 care of The Chronicle.
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Haish
DeKalb
Jacob Haish
The
Chronicle
New Revolt in Bavaria Looms as Von Kahr Takes Dictatorship
Ex Premier Gustav Von Kahr named commissary of Bavaria, signaling a fascist style regime as Bavarian forces prepare to back his proclamation of limited martial rule. Berlin and Brussels report denunciations of Versailles and rising state emergency across Germany.
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United Pree
Munich
Bavaria
Gustav von Kahr
von Kahr
van Kahr
Brussels
Belgium
Berlin
Germany
Ebert
Ruhr
Gessler
German Reich
Reich
Bulgaria Still in Civil War Amid Unabated Violence
Reports from Sofia indicate the struggle continues with about 2,000 killed and 10,000 wounded in clashes between government troops and insurrectionists. Martial law remains, curfew enforced, and gatherings of over three people prohibited as police urge citizens to stay indoors.
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United Press
Sofia
Gas Selling Cheap in Ohio City Today
Gasoline in Marion Ohio is selling at 12 cents a gallon at two stations with further cuts expected. Other stations offer 13 19 and 20 cents for Standard and high speed fuels, the highest at 19 and 20 cents. Dr Buckley dies in St Paul. Knights of Columbus leader and supreme physician dead at 53. A booster dance is planned at L O F hall after 6:30 pm on Saturday night.
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Bs United Ress
Marion
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