De Kalb swine show hopes big prizes for youngsters
De Kalb County Pig Club plans a swine show at Annie's Woods in De Kalb on Friday October 2 starting at 9 20 a m Fifty five 64 boys and girls will exhibit Poland China Duroc Jersey Chester Hampshire and Spotted Poland China hogs with 135 dollars in cash premiums plus special prizes such as gold pencils water jars and merit ribbons The judging will be by Prof J T Rice formerly of the University of Illinois Prizes range by breed with gilts and boars offered including firsts of 5 00 and seconds 4 00 in several classes Ribbons for top eight in each class and special prizes by breed associations A judging contest is planned to see how pigs are placed with Prof Rice directing a pig lineup at the show.
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DeKalb County
J. Th Rice
University of Ilinois
Pig Club
Poland
China
Illinois
China Breeders’ Association
Duroe
Duroc Jersey
Hampshire
Rene
Hamphire Record Association
Chester White
Lgours
Chester Whit Record Association
Eneh Els Barrow
Atter Woods
Rive
Legion Will Hold Evening Meeting at American Legion Post
The American Legion and Lewin auxiliary will meet at the American Legion post rooms this evening at eight. Members are urged to attend as the special meeting will discuss quarters for the coming year and a committee will report on several investigated plans.
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American Legion
Lewinuxiliary
Ameri Legion
Three Drunks and Two Speeders Arrested Weekend
Police reports say three drunks and two speeders were picked up Saturday and Sunday night. One intoxicated man resisted briefly before jail. the other offender and the speeders were fined minimally and released. Royal neighbors urged Sept dues by Oct 1 per order of the Sutte camp Recorder Janet Keast.
Death of Burton Shoop Shocks DeKalb Community
Burton Shoop 23 of Louis MO, formerly of DeKalb, died suddenly after a week long illness. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Mlows Shoop and brother Clarence mourn him. Funeral services scheduled in St. Louis with relatives from DeKalb and Aurora attending.
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Burton Shoop
Fetty
DeKalb
St. Louis
Clarence Shoop
Missionaries Go to University of Chicago for Work
Mr and Mrs George Josef and two children leave for Chicago to continue missionary duties at the University of Chicago after returning from Burma India where they carried out missionary work. He spoke locally about his mission and India conditions. Their children will attend university nursery and grade school as they prepare to resume field service.
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George Josef
Homer Blair
Chicago
Josef
University of Chicago
Burma
India
Djesef
Chietee
Former Faculty Member Adelaide Potter Dies at Evanston
Oler residents recall Adelaide Farrington Potter, once head of the modern languages department at the state college, who died last week in Evanston. She served there until 1905, then moved to Northwestern University as a dean. Funeral services were held Saturday from her Evanston home, with burial in Moonington. She is survived by husband Prof. J. H. Potter, son Ralph Potter of Wilmette, and daughter Mary Tess Potter.
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Jh. S. Potter
Ralph §. Potter
Wilmette
Mary Tess Potter
Nourthwestern University
Slight Mishap Last Evening No One Injured
A police report from West Lincoln Highway notes a minor auto collision involving Paul Graeff of Malta and L Gilbert or Dixon, both in Ford vehicles. No injuries and no damage details were reported.
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Faily
Am Auto Acellent
West Laocoin Highway
Paul Graeff
Malta
Am L. Gilbert
Dixon
Ford
Storm delays rescue of 34 men trapped in sunken S51
New London Connecticut date Sept 28 rescue plans for 34 men trapped in the submarine S51 were halted as heavy seas and high swells prevented crane operations. Monarch and Century cranes could not hoist the stern due to rough weather.
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New London
Conn
Monarch
Century
Illinois Weather Outlook Partly Overcast Tonight
Partly overcast conditions continue in Illinois tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperatures. No significant precipitation is expected. overnight lows and daytime highs remain near seasonal norms.
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Illinois
Submarine S51 Sinks Near Atlante Coast with 34 Men Lost
Early Saturday the submarine S51 from the City of Rome vanished off the Atlante coast. The craft went to the bottom with 34 sailors aboard. Navy officials say they are prepared to recover the vessel and salvage the crew.
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Rome
Atlante
Navy Department
Death in City: John Rylander's Family Strikes Third Loss
John Rylander of 424 North Sixth Street dies after a months long illness in a death toll that upped his family’s losses to three in ten months. He leaves a widow and several children from Sweden, with funeral services set for the home and First Lutheran Church, burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Rejenr
Aries John Rylander
North “Sixth Street
A Arenold
LaVerne
North Sixth Street
First Lutheran Church
Rylander
Fairview Cemetery
Delay Sought for Appeal of Scopes Trial
Knoxville Sept 2 The Scopes trial appeal was delayed for over a month as Tennessee Supreme Court considers motions. StateAG Thompson asked to grant John S Neal 20 days to file an assignment of errors from the Dayton July trial when Scopes was convicted and fined 100 dollars. The court approved the extension and indicated reply would follow, with actual argument set for around November 15.
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Liawanes
Knoxville
Tenn
John Thomis Scopes
Dayton
Tennessee Supreme Court
Thompson
John S. Neal
Scopes
Sentence for Tates Will Be Made Tuesday
Marion Illinois September 28 sentence will be passed likely tomorrow on Robert Tate and Ruby Tate convicted of poisoning Jodie Herrington in a love conspiracy. The jury after 14 hours deliberation found them guilty of first degree murder and recommended 30 years for Tate and 20 years for his wife. Defense may file motion for no new trial claiming confessions were secured by intimidation.
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Antwen
Marion
Robert
Ruby Tate
Jodie Herrington
Tate
Masonic Lodge to Hold Second Degree Meeting
DeKalb Lodge No. 14 A F and A M announces a Monday night meeting at 7 30 o clock with second degree work. Officers and visiting Masons are welcome. W M Be Jastian signs the notice.
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DeKalb Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Tors
Nine Pinned Under Auto In Highway Ditch
A Lincoln Highway crash near Geneva to Fiuri left nine injured as a touring car tipped into a ditch. Mrs Smith and Mrs Berkes sustained injuries. Mr Smith minor leg injury. children unhurt. Driver Mr Smith attempted to pass a car, failed to see an oncoming vehicle, and veered into the ditch.
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Smith
George Berkex
Geneva
Fiuri
Peter Smith
George Berkes
Tee
Bert Turn-out of Kiwanians at Lunch Today
Kiwanis luncheon drew a large turnout led by speaker Zitimerman from John Olier Engraving Co Chitage. He spoke on engraving and photographic printing. Officers may be elected if turnout holds. committee plans proceed with outlined entertainment for teachers.
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Bert
POM
Zitimerman
John Olier Engraving Company
Chitage
Nee
Fyerdige
Zlomerman
Large Belt at Steel Plant Waterlogged by Sudden Flood
A large belt at the steel plant was water soaked after the pit filled Saturday night and yesterday. Many employees did not work today while crews plan repairs likely taking several hours. A motor driven pump exists but the switch to operate it was forgotten. Workers expect to return to work tomorrow, including the night shift.
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Bett Pit
Salvation Army to Hold DeKalb Board Meeting Tuesday Night
DeKalb Salvation Army branch directors will meet Tuesday night to discuss plans for this October's annual drive. Mayor J. Lindstrom, board president, convened the meeting. The Chicago staff band is planned to appear for a concert as the drive opens, a familiar act to radio listeners.
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DeKalb
Salvation Army
J. &. Lindstrom
Chicago
Wisconsin Voters Apathy Ahead of Pendioria Election
Wisconsin voters turnout appears apathetic on the eve of the Pendioria election. La Follette is favored on the Republican and Progressive tickets, while Dittmar stands as regular Republican on the Independent. Other candidates include John M. Work, George Diathan, and George Brice. Campaigning is quiet, with turnout in primaries about 350,000. observers fear low turnout unless voters are stirred.
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Unitet Presst
Milwaukee
Wep
Wisconsin
Robert M. Laollerie
Ert
You LaPullettes
Dittmar
iaPol
LaPollette
New Fords On Display at Fisk's Garage
New Fords on display at Fisk Ford garage attract attention. Ford coupe drawn crowds Saturday and Sunday while roadster touring cars will join the display when received. Cou e dark green and highly praised.
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Fisk
Fisk Ford Garage
Massacre Leader Dies In Explosion In Herrin Mine
Two alleged leaders of a Herrin massacre faction died after a gas explosion trapped three men in Mine No. 7 at Herrin Coal Company over the weekend. George Galligan, cousin of the sheriff, was among the victims. A note advertises a wedding anniversary flower delivery by The Flower Store, phone 628.
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Herrin
George Galligan
Herrin Coal Company
Seaplane PB-1 Forced Down In Pacific Tow to Seattle
A United Press report says the PB 1 seaplane built for coast to Hawaii flights was forced to land at sea due to engine trouble during a San Francisco to Seattle flight. The crew is believed safe. the plane was towed to port, with repairs slated and parts rushed from San Francisco.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
PRA
Hawaiian
Naval
Seattle
Navy Department
Liwa Washington
Boeing Company
San Francisco
Astoria
Ore
San Franccisco
Coos Fay
Degree Team Puts On Work at Savanna Lodge
Kishwauks campment No. 30 degree team traveled from Kishwauks to Savanna Saturday, leaving at three and arriving by eight to confer the Royal Purple degree of Patriarchal Odd Fellowship. Grand High Priest Frank Lind and Grand Instructor Huntington James attended. DeKalb members assisted and many stayed over Sunday to enjoy the Mississippi river scenery.
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Savanna
Odd
DeKalb
Mississippi River
Sorensen Delights Audience At New Baptist Church
An almost full house attended a musical program at the new Baptist church with Prof. M A Raddatz performing three organ numbers and H R Sorensen headlining the artists night. Sorensen sang three solos and took part in two choir anthems, delivering strong, developing vocal form. Pastor Rev Sorea Field spoke briefly on two Question Box questions, while the noting of local advertising closes the report.
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Sorensen
New Baptist Church
M. A. Raddatz
H. R. Sorensen
Sorea Field
Woodstock May Have Meeting of Old Third
Veterans of the 129th Infantry attended the 12th Infantry Association reunion in DeKalb region. A chicken fry at Far River park highlighted two days of activities as officers were elected including Hal Carr as president and Glenn Weese as vice president.
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DeKait
129Th Infantry
Aurora
Woodstock
DeKalb
12Th Infantry Association
Far River Park
Hal Carr
Glenn Weese
Ottawa
R. L. Trapp
Chicago
Thie McDonald, Jr
Serjeant At Arms
N. B. Clinch
BW. S. Kimme
C. S. Poust
Sycamore
A. W. Shipton
Last Rites on Tuesday for Mrs Malachi Henaughan
Funeral services for Mrs Malachi Henaughan will be held in DeKalb with 8:30 a m service at the Henaughan chapel and 9 a m mass at St Marys Church. She died after a four week illness at age 83 in Chicago where she had lived with her son Dennis A Henaughan. Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery. Her death is mourned by friends who remember her as a kindly and beloved resident who helped found the county farm era.
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Burton Ip
Louis
Grune Mian
Mlows
DeKalb
St. Louis
Clyde Holderness
Marvel Snyder
Unis City
Harry Datrhee
Auerora
TH. Jarboe
Burton
Deir
Jarboe
Missouri City
Malachi Henaughan
Chicago
St. Francis Hospital
Henaughan
South Fourth Street
St. Mary's Church
Furia
Sst. Mary's
Dennis A. Henaughan
Treland
John E. Henaughan
M. Hi. Henaughan
Footloose Widow headline shocks Chicago paper assignment
The Chicago Chronicle reportedly plans to run the star tale Footloose Widow, a renamed version of Foot loose the Flapper Wife sequel. The leading character May Seymour, the footloose widow, is well known in DeKalb.
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Chicago
Chronicle
DeKalb Chronicle
Footloose
May Seymour
Son of Editor Killed As His Plane Freezes
Tulsa, Sept 28. Frozen control blamed for a plane crash Saturday night killing Carl Magee Jr., 29, oil man and son of a famous New Mexico editor, and Dick Phillips, 30, Tulsa commercial aviator. Witnesses said Magee, at the controls, appeared frightened as the engine failed and froze the craft in a tail spin.
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Tulsa
Okla
Carl (. Magee, Jr
New Mexico
Dick Phillips
Magee
Air unit advocates reform of U S air defense
Washington dispatch reports Maj Kilner urging removal of air defense from current hands to be run by trained flyers. He calls for a separate air unit per General Patrick's plan. At Fort Bliss General Cassner bans discussion of air defense and warns officers against talking, stressing discipline.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Army
United States
W. E. Kilner
Army Air For Special Aircraft Board
Kilner
Patrick
Kilmer
House
Carl Vinson
Georgia
Department
Congress
el Paso
Tex
Cassner
First Cavalry Division
Fort Bliss
Toda
Col
William Mitchell
Army Air
Mitchell
New Names for Jail Scandal In Testimony
New names entered the Cook county jail scandal as Terry Druggan resumed testimony in Judge Wilkerson's contempt inquiry. John Swantus and Fred Si helm, former assistant jail superintendents, shared in Druggan's profile of special privileges. They reportedly earned 200 dollars monthly for making prison life easier for Druggan and Frankie Lake while serving terms. Other defendants include Captain Westbrook, to whom Druggan said he and Lake gave 30,000 for special privileges. Westbrook's secretary Henry Foerst and Hans Thompson listened as Druggan spoke, noting he made late night trips to visit his wife. Sheriff Hoffman was blamed by Westbrook, but mentioned only once during today’s session, after Druggan said he sent messages to Hoffman calling officers blood suckers. Hoff man said he would investigate.
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Lake
Henry Foerst
Westbrook
Hans Thompson
Druggan
Hoffman
Yom Kippur Observed In DeKalb As Businesses Close
In DeKalb many Jewish residents observed Yom Kippur with business closures today and yesterday. Several Hebrews traveled to Chicago for services yesterday, while local shops planned to reopen at seven this evening after sundown.
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Chicago
DeKalb
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