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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1920

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Recruiting plans expand army outreach from Camp Grant

Arrangements at Camp Grant target one of the largest recruiting campaigns yet seen. Eighty officers and over 250 men train under Major Leroy H. Watson to publicize the army’s vocational and education programs. National campaign runs January 19 to March 31 with district recruiters from Indianapolis Chicago Minneapolis Peoria and Davenport.

Camp Grant United States Leroy H. Watson War Department Indianapolis Chicago Minneapolis Peoria Davenport Iowa

Chicago Judge Calls to Abolish Death Penalty

Chicago judge Robert E Crowe urged abolishing capital punishment arguing juries fail to convict in murder cases due to long trials. He proposed life imprisonment for all murder convictions and inclusion of pardon board decisions to deter future crimes.

United Press Chicago Robert E. Crowe Criminal Court

Lowden Booster at Big Meeting in Bloomington

Republicans of central Illinois gather in Bloomington to urge Governor Lowden for the presidency. A banquet at the Coliseum features speakers Adjutant General Frank S. Dickson and John H. Harrison of Danville. An invitation goes to Mrs. Fletcher Dobyns of Chicaga to speak for Republican women.

Tritted Press Bloomington Ilinois Lowden Frank S. Dickson John H. Harrison Danville Fletcher Dobyns Chicaza

English Coast Swept by Violent Gale Reports Damage

Reports of extensive damage from a violent gale sweeping the British Isles continued to reach London today. Weather officials noted strong winds and high seas affecting coastal towns and shipping operations across England and neighboring regions.

English London England British Isles

ConstanceTalmadge Innervig stars in A Temperamental Wife at Star

Constance Talmadge Innervig returns in A Temperamental Wife at the Star tonight with shows at 7 30 and 9 10. Adult admission 25 cents, child 15 cents plus war tax.

Innervig Star Playhouse

Elburn men face larceny charges in wine car theft

State's Attorney Abbott filed larceny charges in Geneva against twenty seven Elburn men for breaking into a Chicago and North Western tank car on a side track in Elburn. Trial set for February 10 before County Judge Hoover. many details withheld. Authorities seek report on quantity and suspect a fine over jail.

Geneva Charles L. Abbott Elburn SN. Hoover Geneva Court House Abbott Hoov Jer Chicago and North-Western Railway Scranton

Medical men meet here on Wednesday

Doctors from across the country gathered at the Hotel Glidden for the DeKalb County Medical Association quarterly meeting. Despite poor roads and an influenza outbreak, the event drew many physicians including Dr. Harry B. Culver of Chicago who spoke on renal infections. The next meeting will be in Sycamore in April.

Glidden Carl H. Wilkinson Waterman C. B. Brown Sycamore Will County Medical Association

Chronicle Helpers Stricken By Ailment Reducing Force

A sickness hits the Chronicle staff, Miss Helen Krueger unable to work, leaving five of twelve regular employees incapacitated. patrons will know the reason if any issues arise.

Helen Krueger Colummn

Bolsheviki Attack Japanese Forces in Usuri Region

Tokyo dispatch says Bolsheviki have repeatedly attacked Japanese forces in the Usuri region of Siberia. The Japanese reportedly used purely defensive measures and repulsed all attacks easily.

London England Usuri Siberia Tokio

Holland to be asked about Kaiser stay in Netherlands

Paris dispatch reports Allies will request the Dutch government to guarantee retention of the former Kaiser in Holland and to prevent his escape into Germany. It was understood.

Paris France Netherlands Holland Germany

Senate Treaty Fight Promises Cost Details

Washington Jan 29 United Press reports Wadsworth New York chairman of the senate military affairs committee pledges action against opponents of universal military training. He cites war department figures showing costs from 645 million in 1921 to about 695 million in 1926 with per soldier support dropping from 504 to 170. Springfield discusses Home Rule League disbandment and Illinois Municipal League convention urging constitutional home rule expansion. Pension totals at US Steel mills show 147085.15 for the year with 28 pensioners across mills. east west lists also. Washington postpones treaty conference to tomorrow due to Lenroot family emergency. Hitchcock plans ten day notice for open senate debate and may offer reservations as a basis to start talks.

United Press Washington, D.C Wainsworth New York Senate Military Affairs Committee Universal Military Traaining Toda Wadsworth Representa Tive Mondell The House Wadsworth War Department Senate Springfield Home Rule Muncipal League Ilinois Municipal League Home Rule Municipal League Ilinois Hop. Pearson Anston Tiinois Municipal Cipal John A. Fairlie Sconomice Department University of Winois Robert L. Watson Aledo Willis J. Spaulding Pension Department United States Steel Corporation Gass and West Mills North and South Mills Eastand West Mills Albert Givens Edward Halberg Herschel D. Hilliker Alfred Johnson Louis Johnson August L. S. Klein Edward A. Leavitt Gast Peterson Toure Land, Given Ether S. Nourse Charles Riley Rozer Smn John Vennerhohm Claus P. Wickall Milton W. Wat Jims Rodrick Cheney Jot Devine Charles Foreman Joseph Hudson Nathan K Zeinas Oakes Per Pearson William Susith Alonzo Cheney William G. Earle Henry M. Goodyear John Hanson James McConibe American Steel & Wire Company Washington, D. C Lenroot Mness Hitchcock London England Great Britain America Horatio Bottomly John Bull Bottomly United States Daniels-Simms Daniels Britain Germany Simms Ananias Texas Canada Rockys Washington Wilson Daniels‘Simms Congress Post Office Department Otto EB. Traeger Assia Senate Post Office Committee Friends of the Air Mail Traeger Post Department Trae Tee

Fifth Marines to reorganize for the Corps

The Fifth Regiment of Marines, demobilized last August, will be reorganized at once. Only veterans of the Marine Corps or Army may serve, with recruiting officers urged to contact former Fifth Regiment men. The unit served in major French and American offensives and is authorized to wear the French fourragere.

United Tiven Washington, D. C Marines Beileau Wood Fame Marine Corps Headquarters Marine Corps Army Witth Marines Fifth Regiment Fifth France Champagne

Jury Panel Is Complete

Mrs. Evuar Eckberg died of pneumonia at the city hospital at 4:00 yesterday after a week illness. She was born in Sweden December 4, 1881 and married Evar Eckberg February 25, 1909. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday from 523 South Fifth Street with Rev. Fairlund. Oakwood cemetery burial. She leaves a husband, four brothers, a sister, and parents predeceased her.

Evuar Eckberg Eckberg Sweden Oscar Nelson Ard John Emil Neilson Sycamor Anna Johnson Batavia

Yocum Funeral Planned After Bereavement

Earl Yocum and Mrs. Yocum, who died within 24 hours of each other, will have funeral services Friday at 2 PM from the Methodist church here. Friends will meet at the Yocum home on Highway 18 at 1 PM. The deaths followed illness after an operation at St. Augustana hospital in Chicago.

Yocum Earl Yo ‘Cum Col Highway Ti Ring St. Augustana Hospital Chicago

Old Afton Church to Be Sold at Public Auction

The Afton Centre church long served as a social and religious hub and is to be sold at public auction next Tuesday after years of operation and recent closure. The building and sheds will go to the highest bidder as the land reverts to the original owner.

Afton Township Afton Centre

Freudenberg Attorneys in Motion Today

Freudenberg attorneys argued to quash the warrant issued for Dr J A Prendenberg accused of murdering his mother Mrs Nettie Duffies. Freudenberg posted bonds at 80000 dollars. Defense claims warrant illegality due to wrong authority. Preliminary hearing slated for today in Markesan Wisconsin.

Presa Markesan Wis Ea Tien J. A. Prendenberg Indaw Nettie Duffies Freudenberg

Wallace Reid at Hawthorne of The U. S. A. and Five Melody Girls

Wallace Reid headlines at the U S A play Hawthorne of The U S A with two showings 7:30 and 9:10. The New Armory Theatre Orchestra provides music along with harmony singing by Five Melody Girls. Adults 39 cents including tax. children 22 cents.

Wie Warmy Theatre Wallace Reid Hawthorne New Armory Theatre Orchestra

Post Office to Move as College Refuses Site

East Lansing Michigan authorities at Michigan Agricultural College will not release the site for the post office move. The post office department must relocate as the college blocks the relocation of its buildings.

Vey Udelted Kesp East Lansing Mich Michigan Agricultural College Post-Office Department

Last Time Tonight for Wall Ace Reid in Hawthorne U S A

The final performance of Wall ace Reid on the last night of Hawthorne of the U S A at the New Armory Theatre marks a milestone in the long running show and caps a notable era for the company and cast.

Wallace Reid Hawthorne Us.a New Armory Theatre

Mt. Vernon Army Transport Reports Starboard Leak

The Mt. Vernon carrying 600 crew members reached San Francisco today after developing a starboard side leak in the forward hold. It was sailing under sealed orders with position reported two days earlier about 800 miles offshore, four feet of water in the forward hold.

F Urster San Francisco Cal Mt. Vernon

Air mail battle and Britain US relations debated in Congress

London editor Horatio Bottomly attacks US conduct in World War I and Daniels Simms controversy. in Washington, air mail funding faces closure unless Senate restores 850000 for maintenance. Traeger warns of higher costs if cut and cites potential city expansions with air routes. More than 100 cities seek air mail routes amid budget clashes.

Budget Bills Advance To End Of Session

United Press reports in Washington on January 29 that a national budget act will be written into law before this session ends. Senator McCormick of Illinois, head of the budget committee, says a new bill will be reported to the Senate soon, with House action already taken. Key difficulty lies in reconciling details between the two houses, but success is expected as Congress seeks to curb government costs before the next national convention.

United Press Washington, D. C Congress Senate McCormick Special Budget Committee House

Fahlund Elected Head of Rockford Conference

Rev G A Fahlund of DeKalb was chosen president of the Rockford district ministers conference at Sycamore after its close last night A Okerstrom was elected vice president B J Nordling Geneva treasurer and G Fleet wood Pecatonica secretary The gathering opened Tuesday night with the annual business meeting held yesterday morning and discussions on church roles in current world problems followed by two sermons.

G. A. Fahlund DeKalb Rockford Sycamore A. Okerstrom B. J. Nordling Geneva Rev G. Fleetwood Pecatonica

Motorman Injured as Trains Crash in Genera

A motor man on an Aurora Elgin and Chicago electric train was badly hurt and 21 passengers cut and bruised when the train collided with a Chicago and North Western train at Genera, Illinois, reports reaching Chicago.

Pressey Chicago Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Chicago & North-Western Genera,ll

American Aviators Davis and Klein To Be Released Soon

American aviators Davis and Klein held by Mexican federal authorities after a forced landing near Guerrera are expected to be released shortly. They were treated well during detention in Mexico.

Ubmteco Los Angeles Cal Davis Klein Mexico Guerrera

Power farming to be topic at tomorrow's meeting

Under the Motor Company banner a full day discussion on power farming with Ford tractors will be held at the Elks tomorrow starting at 10 a m. Progressive farmers from the region will present talks and a symposium with motion pictures. Free lunch at noon.

The Motor Company the Elks

Labor Department to Survey Living Costs in 31 Cities

Washington Jan 29 A department of labor survey will start next week to obtain information on the cost of living for wage dispute purposes. Investigators will study conditions in 31 cities nationwide focusing on the costs of housing rent and other necessities and luxuries. food prices will be excluded.

United Press Washington, D. C Department of Labor

Miners Narrow Demands on Wage Increase and Hours

Washington January 29. United Mine Workers officials report a compromise in wage and hour demands. The proposed 60 cent wage increase and six hour day have been scaled to 40 cents and a seven hour day, but the change will not be formally presented to the wage commission until a necessary compromise is agreed.

Carter Presa Washington, D. C United Mine Workers

Don't Miss It Constance 1a:madge in A jperamental Wife

A peppy play about wives and stenogs by J Emerson and Anita Loos. Performances at 7:30 and 9:10 with a special issue by the Star orchestra.

Constance Madge J Emerson Anita Loos The Star Orchestra

Also Mentioned on This Page

Constance Talmadge Friends of Measure Municipal League Orous Fifth Marines Death Mrs. Eckberg Trade Commission HAMBY Newberry United Presas Millys W. Colver Federal Trade Commission Today Ways and Means Committee Colver Bureau of Labor Statistics Charles Baldwin Bureau M. F. Malone & Co iBy Ualted Press Ossining Gordon ,Pawcett Humby Brooklyn Savinge Bank Sing Sing United Press Grand Rapide Truman H. Newberry United States District Court Harrison Merrill Kalamatowa Newberry Campaign Sessions Freudenberg Attorneys IN Motion Today Bill Kilmer Service Congress Fahlund
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