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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1920
Page
1
Reports from Poland and allied sources today describe Soviet forces halting at many points and retreating from ten to fifteen miles along eastern borders, while Polish and Western observers warn of lingering war danger and ongoing negotiations. The French and British offices report limited counteroffensive gains and ongoing mobilization.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes upcoming primaries with references to candidates, dates, and political maneuvering. It mentions voters, campaigns, and efforts to secure a majority, but many names and details are unreadable.
An article notes Vier will assume a new role on September 1 at the Northern Urrlines. It mentions the transition, the expected duties, and the impact on city services, with Charlie Motabe named as the successor in the post.
The Star presents Alice Brady in Sin nets with Owain Davis. A review features the Topics of the Day and the 7:30 and 9:00 showings for the program.
Aug 15 Marion Ohio local notes report Warren G Harding planned to address lumbering men at a picnic and on porch campaign stops. The piece mentions advisers and possible speaking dates as senatorial races loom and primary timing nears.
Federal board to set rail rates under existing statutes. The action aims to ensure rates are fixed consistently, preventing interference with road rehabilitation efforts. State bodies retain authority under court decisions where discrimination is shown, subject to commission oversight.
Secretary of the Navy announced the decision to reject John F Ohmer s offer for the Treyton Ohio Naval Fire Center or facility The center will open on April 21 and Ohmer s bid of 14000 may be considered as a bid.
Besson Massachusetts August 18 A second important arrest in the Ponzi mystery was made today Henry KE T H Nielson of Cambridge one of Ponzi's chief agents is in custody as part of the ongoing investigation led by authorities seeking the mastermind behind the scheme.
A reader argues DeKalb should spread crude oil on streets and country roads to reduce pollution and disease. The letter urges preventive measures, cleaner streets, and fewer costly hospitals by improving air quality and community health.
The new farm movement in the Midwest promotes cooperative marketing of farm products, uniting seed, grain, and dairy producers to sell directly to manufacturers. A 17 member committee led by J Roi Howard will shape a plan for cooperative marketing across western states, with Farm Bureau federations backing the effort. Local farm groups and agricultural press endorse cooperative marketing as the path to stable markets benefiting both farmers and consumers.
The Charles Broughton family travels from Wisconsin to Minnesota in a Broughton truck and Ford sedan. They report a trouble free journey with no incidents and are about 115 miles northwest of Dalath. Local enthusiast Sharkey notes smooth travel and cheers for the repaired track and road conditions.
Representatives of miners and operators meet in Cleveland to resolve wage demands. Miners seek a $200 daily increase for day men and 16 cents more for pick and shovel workers, plus changes to penalties and retroactive pay from August 1. President Farrington of the Miners and Wilson may intervene if no agreement is reached tonight.
The oil tanker Salinas carrying 7,000 barrels of oil from Fort Lebas, Mexico to Boston went ashore near Or LATI Cape Cod. Captain Rasmussen issued calls for help but then advised withholding assistance. The vessel likely will float at the high tide.
Harold Thompson set a new record finishing first in the meters event with 145 seconds. H Barron of Philadelphia placed second, with FS Murray of New York and Walther of Chicago among contenders. The final results include a 24 meter shot put and a long jump near seven meters. American athletes faced injuries and qualification challenges.
De Kalb friends of Mr Jakes are sorry to learn that Mrs Jakes is a patient at Rochelle Hospital following a recent illness. Mrs A S P Christer sen and Mrs Zork visited. the family awaits further word as well wishers send regards.
The article notes rapid construction of a county sanitarium with the south wing nearing completion while the rest lags due to later foundation work. All materials are on site and completion is hoped for by the mid stage of the project.
The Tennessee legislature finally approves the resolution ratifying the suffrage amendment to the constitution after a very close vote. The measure grants women nationwide the right to vote, marking a historic milestone for equal participation in elections.
Tennessee became the 36th state to ratify the Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment, finalizing its addition to the U S Constitution. The vote ended 49 to 47 after a trial 48 to 48 tie and a late switch by Speaker Walker. Women gain the right to vote in November unless court blocks or lawmakers seek reconsideration.
Tennessee lawmakers resume discussion on ratification as activists in Washington await Tennessee’s vote. If approved, about 27 million women would gain presidential ballot access next November. opponents argue against ratification. The debate continues as Southern legislatures consider the federal amendment.
A circulated family inquiry seeks descendants of Arthur Rice or Charles M. Rice or Arthur Rice’s widow. The letter notes their father Jerber, a De Kalb area farmer, was killed in the Civil War and that Arthur and Charles were raised by their guardian Mr Barber, with activity around Chicago and De Kalb circa 1880 to 188?. the researcher requests contact information for potential heirs.
In Columbus and Indiana, Cox camps claim strong responses to his speech making. He links Hardin's peace plans to avoid a new world war and threads warnings about covenant issues while planning stops in South Bend and Orville and next moves toward Esamsvile and Greender.
Work on the sewer and surrounding areas is nearly complete and the new building is expected to open to the public around September 1 after finishing concrete driveway and related tasks. The project anticipates swift progress once the site is cleared for occupancy.
Special tonight features Houdini star Inethun femre as self liberator and vaudeville legend in a water escape stunner. Koudini performs underwater feats and dramatic dives in a highly charged cinema presentation titled Terror Island.
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