St Pauls Lutheran Church Announces Corner Stone Service
The St Pauls Lutheran Church at 188th Street and Leyden Ave invites worshipers to German language services at 9 30 and English at 10 45 a m on July 10 with a graded Sunday school at 9 15 and a sermon from Matthew 5 13 16. At 2 30 p m the corner stone of the new school and parish hall will be laid with Revs Waech and Thieme as speakers and the St Pauls Lutheran Band providing music. A building fund collection will be taken, and Pastor W J Kemnitz and family plan a two week vacation starting July 12.
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W. C. Waech
Crete
T. Thieme
Chicago
St. Paul’s Lutheran Band
W. J. Kemnitz
Sunday services and Des Plaines Camp Meeting notice
First Methodist Church releases the Sunday order of services for July 10 with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 o clock led by the pastor. no evening meetings. Des Plaines Camp Meeting starts July 8 and Chicago Southern District day is July 14.
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Des Plaines
Chicago
Interconnected 132000 Volt Line Ties Wisconsin Power Grid
The Waukegan to Wisconsin 132000 volt interconnection links Lakeside station of Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light with Waukegan plant of Public Service Company of Northern Illinois. The project cost is several hundred thousand dollars with reserve capacity about ten times the line cost. Construction began last September, adding roughly 21 miles of line from Waukegan to the state line and Kenosha area connections to integrate the Chicago power pool with Wisconsin resources.
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Waukegan
Chicago
Wisconsin
Public Service Company
Waukegan Station
Wisconsin State Line
Kenosha
Illinois Border
Wisconsin Company
Milwaukee
Kepler and His Three Laws of Astronomy
Impaired vision did not hinder John Kepler a German astronomer whose fame rests on three laws of planetary motion. Planets orbit the sun in ellipses with the sun at one focus and equal areas swept in equal times. The square of a planet’s revolution period relates to the cube of its mean distance. He relied on Tycho Brahe for precise observations and published The New Astronomy in Prague in 1600. He died nineteen years later.
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Tycho Brahe
Kepler
Prague
Kanass City Times
Supers Rally Past Royal Dairy In Thrilling Sunday Game
Supers overcame a 6 1 deficit to rally for 12 total runs in seven and eighth innings, defeating Royal Dairy 12 to 7 at Riverdale Park. Cards beat Supers 6 5 on Monday as Lincoln Park Cardinals rallied in the fifth, while Jimmie Archers Club next visits for a 3 p m thriller.
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Supers
Royal Dairy
Royal Dairies
Lincoln Park Cardinals
Riverdale Park
Smarz
Krieger
Struss
Jordan
Strong Jimmie Archers Club
Oak Glen Trust and Savings Bank Report of June 1927
Official publication of the condition of Oak Glen Trust and Savings Bank in Lansing Illinois as of June 30 1927 filed with the Illinois Auditor. The report lists assets including real estate loans 15200 dollars miscellaneous loans 46911.58 US government securities 255.50 other bonds and securities 53739.30 banking house and fixtures 11500 dollars and total resources. William E Maurer cashier swore the statement true before Notary Walter W Schultz on July 5 1927.
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OAK Glen Trust & Savings Bank
Lansing
State of Illinois
U. S
William E. Mauer
Public Accounts
William E. Maurer
County of
Cook
Walter W. Schultz
Arrows Triumph Over Riverside A C in Tight Fourth of July Game
The Arrows defeated Riverside A C 10 to 6 in a July clash marked by a tense lead changes. Key plays included A Schneider stealing second, G Krikau driving in runs, and Simnick pacing the A C offense with a triple, double and single.
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Arrows
A. Cs
Wilkens and Alpert
Mohr and Krikau
Eagles
A. Schneider
G. Krikau
A. C
A. C’s
Theo Reich
J. Schneider
A. Mohr
Simnick
Tippy
Calumet City State Bank Financial Statement 1927
Calumet City State Bank in Calumet City Illinois filed a 1927 year end report with the Auditor of Public Accounts. The balance sheet shows total liabilities of 610 054 23 and assets including real estate loans 66 500 00 collateral and other loans 66 879 07 and cash resources 103 745 68. John Carroll as cashier swore to the accuracy July 5 1927 before Paul Muschelewicz.
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Calumet City State Bank
Calumet City
State of Illinois
John Carroll
Auditor of Public Accounts
County of
Cook
Paul Muschelewicz
Aswerecce
Heroic Warning at Outpost in Egypt Shocked Troops
In Maj. Gen. Sir C. E. Callwell’s Stray Recollections a colonel is told by a visiting officer to top the outpost and die if necessary. The scene ends as a gunner asks to see the old blighter stop and die with them, underscoring the tension of leadership.
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Egypt
C. E. Callwell
Sacco and Vanzetti Get Month's Stay of Execution
Governor Fuller granted Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti a one month delay from July 10 to August 10 to finish review of evidence and interviews. Celestino Madeiros also received a similar delay to aid the investigation, as protests and international appeals continue.
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Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Alvan T. Fuller
Celestino Madeiros
Madeiros
Sacco
Vanzetti
Europe
South America
Fuller
Executive Council
Commonwealths in the United States
The text notes that a commonwealth is a state where the law of the people is supreme. It states the United States is a federal commonwealth and lists Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Massachusetts as states that retain the title.
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Commonwealth
United States
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Opposition split tightens in Soviet leadership shakeup
Moscow reports the central control committee recommends dismissal from the All-Russian Communist party central committee for Leon Trotzky and Gregory Zinovieff. The two leaders headed an opposition movement against the Soviet government, but Stalin's faction gained strength to overcome the dissent and avert a full breach.
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Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Gregory Zinovieff
Central Committee
All-Russian Communist Party
Central Control Committee
Trotzky
Zinovieff
Stalin
No heavy tax cut to be looked for
Washington reports the administration will oppose a heavy tax cut next fall and aim to keep the projected cut under 200 million dollars. Acting Secretary Ogden L. Mills notes the 635.8 million dollar surplus is the largest in history, with 370 million from nonpermanent items. He cites postponed expenditures and a 210 million permanent surplus after adjustments, warning a 100 million margin is needed for emergencies.
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Washington
Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Mills
Deacon Echoes Fear of Flight in Heaven’s Call
The Deacon describes heaven as distant when one fears the ascent to the skies. He urges courage and faith to overcome fear and embrace the afterlife path.
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Atlanta Constitution
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