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Newspaper

Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1928

Page

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Plane Lost Last Night Near McGirr Air Mail Field

An air mail pilot from National Air Transport Company landed safely at McGirr field after a night of low clouds and fog. Matechta departed Chicago at nine, circled Aurora and DeKalb, then found McGirr shortly before 11 pm, left again at four this morning, and reported temporary disorientation due to dense cloud cover. Local residents watched the low-flying plane, lights visible through the fog, with several near-landing attempts near DeKalb. The new route and weather delays caused the eventual safe touchdown with no engine trouble noted.

McGirr Wright Matecina National Air Transport Company Matechua DeKalb Citg DeKath Chicago Matechta Aurora Aklin Grove MeGirr Paul Bakle Metro Field

Walton League to discuss sanitary district plan meeting

An Ak Walton League meeting is set for Friday at the American Welfare building to inform residents about the proposed sanitary district and an upcoming Monday election. H B Cates, DeKalb chapter president, says the session is open to the public and will include a film program highlighting the usable region.

Ak Walton League American el Welfare Cates DeKalb Gue Lek

Owner Denies Lease To Greek Suspect in Basement

Sam Williamson, owner of the building at South Sixth Street and Lincoln Highway, says he did not lease the basement to a Greek man arrested for operating an illicit establishment there. He notes the first two floors were rented to Sam Mantis Whose States sub-let the basement to George Monten, but Mantiz claimed no ties to the venture. The Chronicle reporter sought comment to clear up the dispute.

Sam Williamson South Sixth Street Lincoln Highway Mr. Williamson Sam Mantis Manziares Tee

Peek Talks With Smith on Farm Relief Plank

In New York and on Long Island the Democratic move aims to draft a firm farm relief plank for the presidential campaign. John J. Raskob, national chairman, plans exhaustive talks with proponents and opponents while noting the south remains favorable to Smith and religious grounds clouding opposition. Alfred E. Smith returns from vacation to shape Western farm vote strategy with George N. Peek signaling support if the governor’s farm position satisfies him. Raskob delays commitment pending Smith’s interpretation. the plank enjoys favor from Corn belt leaders though Raskob hesitates on the McNary-Haugen equalization fee, while peasant farming seeks orderly marketing and means to buy more goods.

N York U.R Democratic Party John J. Taskob Raskob South Alfred E. Smith New York Long Island George N. Peek Smith J. Raskoh National Committee Corn Belt Committee Raskoh

Franco Off Over Ocean in World Flight Attempt

Cadiz Spain August 1 commander Ramon Franco and four aviators launch a four motor Dornier seaplane on an ambitious around the world attempt. They start near dawn after adjustments and supplies, aim toward the Azores then Halifax or New York, weather appearing cool but favorable for the first leg.

Cadiz Spain U.R Ramon Pranco North America Azores Halifax Macentia Globe Prance Franco Iz de Alda Gallarz Tratsloe Etiela Ring de Alda Ramon Franco Stren Wjehit Meir Gallarga Numancia Nova Scotia New York Mexico City San Francisco

Stopped by Federal Agents on State Line

DeKalb man Harry Waener returning from a trip to Erie Pa was stopped by federal quarantine agents at the Ohio Indiana border. He was asked if he carried any sweet corn or field corn ears before being allowed to continue. The inspection aims to curb the corn borer spread per agency explanation.

Harry Waener Thie Rity Erie Ohio Indiana DeKalb

Answers on Sanitary District Real Estate and Farm Impact

Questions about sanitary district value ask why new homes with modern conveniences matter and how improvements raise worth. The piece urges evaluating northeast city quarter against the Martin Bros and Gault Addition, noting factory growth drives demand while farmers bear sewage stream costs and land devaluation without sanitation upgrades.

Martin Bros. & Gault Vycoming

Garden Club Show Set With Poetry Tea and Pictures

The Debkulh Garden Club plans its annual show at the Congregational church on Wednesday August 1. Public exhibit hours are 1 to 10 p m with home stone Powers on display. Grace Wood leads a musical program in the afternoon and Bo G Clark presents a motion picture of gardens and famed sites. A tea room will offer refreshments and a schedule of exhibits with prize details will be printed soon.

Congregational Church Printers Congregational Esarch Cne Grace Wood i Qemu Imall Gardens Bo G. Chirk Chirk Geerdens de Kall Club

Drum and Bugle Corps Seek New Uniforms

The Dekel American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps seeks funds for new uniforms to boost interest as they plan multiple events across the county and towns. Sponsors and fairs are being organized to cover costs ahead of the state convention, with 34 members active.

Wistine Stern New eMporiis Etite Amernein Decien Oon Wirkecan Dekel American Legon Satan Thie Coy Lem Uwie Hhestriet DS DeRale Legion Legion Crammers Iefers

Bald Eagle Attacks Woman in Rochester Indiana

A six foot wing span bald eagle swooped on Mrs. J. T. White near Rochester Indiana, scratching her hands and face before she beat it away with a stick. The incident occurred on August 10.

Rochester Ind

Explosion at Indian Refining plant injures many workers

Lawrenceville August 1. A 1000 barrel steam still exploded during a fire at the Indian Refining company plant while gasoline leaks were being fought. Over 40 workers were injured or burned and 36 were taken to Vincennes for treatment. conditions and fatalities were unclear.

Lawrenceville U.fr Indian Refining Company Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes Ind Refining Company United Press Sath Vincenne Ind

PLAN FUNDS FOR BATTLE FOR HOOVER-CURTIS TICKET

Washington August 1 The Republican campaign for the Hoover Curtis ticket will cost about 4 million dollars J R Nutt treasurer of the national committee predicted today Also at the conference were Jeremiah Milbank ern treasurer Rep Peanktirp ort secretary and Herbert L Gutterson executive secretary Nutt said an active drive for campaign contributions would be started shortly So far no soliciting has been made but several voluntary contributions have been received Hoover Will Make Speeches Shasta Springs Calif August 1 Herbert Hoover will court a personal speaking campaign and will not rely solely on radio deemed official here He will map a systematic plan for coverage of the east border states and the middle west upon return to Washington about September 1 He will speak in Buffalo Rochester Chicago New York and other points yet to be determined

Washington Hoover-Curtis J. R. Nutt National Committee Jeremiah Milbank Rep Peanktirp Ort Herbert L. Gutterson Nutt Cam Hoover Shasta Springs Qulit Aus Herbert Hoover Middle West Buffalo Roster Mhicago New York U.P League of Nations State Department London Kellogg United States Russia League France Great Britain

Marie to Debut in Cinema World in Roumanian Tale

Marie Queen of Roumania plans a film debut in The Marie Doll, a story by her literary representative Henry W. Toll. The project centers on Roumanian peasant life and features an American girl with Marie restricting her on-screen presence to introductory and concluding segments.

Los Angeles U.P Marie Roumania Henry W. Toll Colorado America Tol Toll Queen Marie

World Peace Boost Seen in Naval Accord Talks

Washington reports that a British French naval accord revived interest in a worldwide disarmament conference under the League of Nations. Officials say Britain and France agreed on tonnage limits faces, easing a major hurdle to a global agenda. The state department awaits publication clearance while weighing U S participation in merging naval limits with general arms control.

Two Industrial Committee Meetings Held for DeKalb Industries

Two meetings of the Industrial committee of the Chamber of Commerce were held yesterday and today to attend to details of DeKalb industries planning to expand. Officials hinted at possible announcements in the next day or two. A merchants division meeting is slated for Friday noon at the Innovation to discuss August meetings.

The Chamber of Commerce DeKalb Merchants Division Chamber

Struthers Reported Much Better After Burn Incident

Lothan Struthers, an Illinois Power Company worker, was seriously burned while repairing a power line at the plant Monday noon. He is a patient at Glidden hospital with facial, arm, chest, and shoulder burns and four scalp wounds from a 20 foot fall. His attending surgeon notes rapid improvement expected within a week or ten days. Glen Sweeney, who suffered facial injuries, can do light work at the plant.

Struthers Lothan Struthers Ilinois Power Company Glidden Hospital Glen Sweeney

Pioneer of County Dead

L A Matteson 73 a longtime DeKalb county resident died by suicide yesterday in the barn at his son O W Matteson s Waterman home after years of ill health and despondency Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm from the Waterman home with burial at Johnson Grove cemetery Rev Nelson Brown to head the Methodist church service.

L. A. Matteson DeKalb County O. W. Matteson Waterman Matteson A. J. Kirkpatrick Shabbona W. A. Rowley Belle Bohe Nellie Merriman Charles Wiltberger DeKalb Lee Breeding Indiana Alfred West F. S. Baker Arthur Houghtley Earl Challand Guy Babrock Guy Matteson Aurora Johnson Grove

Progress on Cheney Home Visible on Syca More Road

Progress on Roy Cheney's new house on the Syca more road grows steadier daily with work continuing from dawn till night. The Cheney family shelters in the garage behind the under construction structure while builders press toward completion.

Roy Cheney Sycamore Road Hineh Cheney

Kellogg to sail for Paris to sign renunciation of war treaty

Secretary of State Kellogg announced he will sail August 18 from New York aboard the Tre De France for Paris to sign the renunciation of war treaty. Arrangements are being made for his return on the Leviathan, sailing from France September 4.

Kellogg Washington U.R New York Tre de France Paris France

Weather Forecast for Tinois Shifts to Showers and Warmer South

Partly cloudy and unsettled weather with local showers south this afternoon or tonight and north portion tonight and Thursday. Warmer in the south tonight. 24 hour temperatures ending 7:00 am August 1 show a maximum of 79 and a minimum of 68. James E. Richardson, Observer.

Tinois James E. Richardson

Kishwaukee Leads Northern Illinois Wisconsin Golf Tourney

Kishwaukee Country Club entered six players in the Northern Illinois Southern Wisconsin Golf Association tournament at Freeport, leading after 18 holes with 15 up on bogey. Arni Huhta starred for Kishwaukee with seven up. Dee Hunt captains the team as they pursue the championship with eleven clubs competing across a new Freeport course.

Kishwaukee Country Club Northern Illinois-Southern Wisconsin Golf Association Freeport Arni Huhta Kishwaukee Dee Hunt Hunt Garner Anderson Lahti Gochenour DeKalb Wisconsin Bel-Mar Belvidere Marengo Beloit Wis Dixon Edgewood Polo Glen Crest Woodstock Harlem Hills Ingersoll Sinnissippi Rockford Janesville

Mussolini to Hear All About Italia Pole Flight

Rome August 1 2 Premier Mussolini will hear the complete story of the Italia expedition from General Umberto Nobile and the rescued aides. Nobile and his men arrived in Rome last night and will be granted an audience today. A triumphant welcome followed their Narvik to Rome return with thousands gathering at the station.

Rome U.2 Benito Mussolini Italia North Pole Umberto Nobile Nobile Mussolini Narvik Florence

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