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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1920

Page

2

Supreme Court ruling tests state primary law and party unity

The recent Supreme Court decision on the state primary law sparks debate among lawyers about the presidential electors and county clerks in Illinois. Republicans seek to solidify support, while Democratic prospects are debated as to convention legitimacy and potential new nominations across districts.

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Tennis stars cross the sea to play today

London July 7 Yankers in the American colony here hope to see the Davis Cup team bring international sport laurels. Americans Johnston Tillen Williams and Garland are favored to win back the Davis Cup as Wimbledon qualifying opens with a three day series. They face France, then likely England, then South Africa in the semi finals and finals in autumn.

London Grrl Tolley Uncle Sam William M Johnston William T. Tillen Richard Norris Williams Charles S. Garland Leanne Gerald * Patterson Simposus South Africa Autenia

Great Desert to Cotton Field in California and Arizona

July 7 1925 Los Angeles report estimates the 1920 cotton crop at seven and a half million dollars. Cotton acreage in California and Arizona totals about 163 650 acres, with Salt River Valley in Arizona irrigated by Roosevelt Dam. California output could reach 25 million dollars, Arizona around 9 million, yielding the largest southwest cotton acreage yet planted and sold to rubber companies for auto tires. The piece ends inviting Chronicle Want Ads.

Los Angeles Cal California Arizona Ps. Cotton Exchange Salt River Roosevelt Southwest

Bulgarian Blood Tea Fad Claims Youth and Health

A Pittsburgh promoter touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a century pa saged health tonic. He cites Bulgarian longevity, a 15 year track record, and widespread use during influenza, asserting vitality, digestion, and vitality improvements for all ages with a three week health guarantee from Marvel Products Company in Pittsburgh.

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New Plan on War Risk Insurance Reinstatement Rules

New policy outlines reinstatement or conversion for lapsed or canceled War Risk Insurance for former service members. Requirements include two months advance premium, health proof, and medical exams at the applicant's expense, with timelines spanning from discharge to eighteen months, subject to director approval and Treasury oversight.

R. A. Imeley Jones Bureau of Warwick Insurance Secretary of the Treasury T. D W. BR Jie Stiretn Ivar Albany

Jacob Haish State Bank Financial Statement 1920 DeKalb

The Jacob Haish State Bank in DeKalb Illinois submits its resources including loans and discounts 51650, liberty loan bonds 18650, war savings stamps 7882, other bonds 4600, banking house 22600, due from banks 41394.20, cash 12487.20 totaling 167213.50. Liabilities show capital stock 50000, surplus fund 25000.40, and undivided profits with total liabilities. George W Baldwin cashier swears the statement true before G M Hanrahan notary on July 6 1920.

DeKalb Sune Mlinoia Ee Ey George W. Baldwin Jacob Haish State Bank State of Illinois

Local Woman Praises Chamberlain's Remedy Cure

Mrs Celesta McVicker of Macon Missouri reports severe cholera morbus pain. After taking Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy she experienced rapid relief from the pain with two to three doses.

Celesta McVicker Macon

Shock Absorbers For False Teeth

Cleveland advert promotes Corega powder to cushion and secure false teeth. The antiseptic adhesive claims a non skid effect, enabling wearers to chew corn and candy without dislodging teeth. Available at drug stores for 35 cents.

Cleveland Cleveland Chemical

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