Hughes Today Has Dark Horse Chance in Deadlock
Hughes leads with a possible unexpected win as deadlock looms. Analysts note last minute shifts and potential upsets.
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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
1
Dark horse talk swirls at GOP convention amid nomination bids
Chicago dispatch details tense jockeying for the Republican nomination as Hughes Johnson and others vie for support. Borah signals Hughes as a possible second choice if Johnson falters, while old guard plans consolidate around Lowden. Delegates caucus to shape platform and committee leadership, with suffrage and prohibition issues fueling debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Frank O.lowden
Sibama
Tlinois
Yral Leonard Wood
Arizona
Kansas
Hiram Johnson
eeChicago
Charle Evans Hughes
Hughes
Borah
Johnson
Irvin L. Lenreot
Wisconsin
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Coliseum
Allen
Hoover
Hiram, Johnson
Will H. Hays
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Montreal
Resolutions Committee
Farmers Representatives
League of Women Voters
Hays
Old Guard
Frank O. Lowden
Lowden
Repor
Nicholas Murray Butler
Chof
Cate
Oregon
George McCammant
Portland
Aut Large
National Republican
M McCormick
Prohibition Frees
Idaho
Charles BE
Borak
New York
N. Y
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Aurora man dies after stabbing in pool hall dispute
Alex Lahti was stabbed Saturday afternoon over a card game dispute at the pool hall of Rista Johnson. He was rushed to the city hospital where the left shoulder wound severed an artery and doctors feared a fatal bleed but the bleeding was stopped. A suspect described as Katie Kuneela is involved, with ongoing searches and a potential trial planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Lahti
Katie Kuneela
Rista
Johnson
Alex
Satordayo
Aurora
Siven
City Hospital
Rodney Wright
Mary Wilitsie
Afton Township
Henry Swanson
Mary Wiltsie
Harold
Gail Holland
Effie Schilling
Hazel
Myrtle Wilisle
Schilling
Sandwich Loses Population In Dekalb County Census
The 1rst DeKalb county community listed in the census returns was Sandwich. The Sandwich figures show a loss of 90 persons since the ten year census, with a drop in percentage. Nearby southern city also fell and De Kalb is expected to hold its own as foreign elements move away, though recent flux may affect numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary &. Lowell
DeKalb County
Sandwich
DeKalb
Band Concert at Huntley Park This Thursday Evening
The first open air band concert of the season will be held at Huntley Park Thursday night. It will begin shortly after eight o clock. The program will include new selections the band has been rehearsing this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley Park
County seat darkey taken on theft here
Irved Jlomnson a negro from Sycamore was caught by Officer Martin trying to sell a bicycle stolen in Sycamore last Saturday. He was attempting to pass the bike at several stores before two bystanders alerted the officer. The bike was confirmed stolen property and the man was taken to the county jail to await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irved Jlomnson
Sycamore
Martin
Weather and shows in DeKalb area on the 16th
The forecast for DeKalb and nearby is unsettled weather with increasing winds and warmer temperatures. Local entertainment includes Miss Bernadine DeGrave, Mahar Russell, and Wildey Leaders performing in Knights of Columbus Minstrels and Elks Follies with fancy dancing, music, and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb
Bernadine DeGrave
Mahar Russell
Wildey
Elks Follies
Chicago
Democrats to Attack All Acts of the Congress
Washington dispatch reports the Wilseh administration plans a broad strike against the Republican Congress. The strategy attacks the congress for treaty defeat and from additional angles to help defeat as many members as possible. Three administration statements have already been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United Presgy
Washington, D. C
Wilseh
Republican Congress
Graduation Baccalaureate Service At Township High
The entire graduating class attended a baccalaureate service at First Lutheran Church last night. The choir and soloists Elvin Carlson and Zaida Munson performed well. Rev Webster led scripture, Rev Yard delivered the sermon on using time, and Rev Fairlund preached a strong message followed by benediction from Rev Evans. The service was well received and lasted about the same length as the previous service.
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First Lutheran Church
Sradurtin
Elvin Carlson
Zaida Munson
For
Webster
W. Ro Yard
Fairlund
Sone
Evans
Geal Wating
Local Knights Elect Officers for Next Year
At the Knights of Pythias meeting last Thursday officers were elected for the coming year. Elected were Harry B. Goodison as chancellor commander James Coyne as vice chancellor commander Arthur Brugzerman as Master of Work G Sutton as master at arms A L Johnson as prelate Tt Rolfe as inner guard and R L Gilley as outer guard.
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Knights of Pythias
Harry B. Goodison
James Coyne
Arthur Brugzerman
G. Sutton
A. L. Johnson
Tt. Rolfe
R. L. Gilley
Handicapped Pairings Set For Chicago Trophy Contests
The handicap committee at the country club announced first round pairings for the Chicago Appreciation Trophy peontest, the season opener to be played this week. Many handicaps were fixed despite late season. matches must finish by next Saturday night or be defaulted to the winner. Players urged to notify Milo Oakland or others if they plan travel to Sterling.
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Country Club
Lena
P. W. Fisk
Ho W. McEwen
J'Ll Contess
Sterling
Milo Oakland
S. M. Hunt
Il. W. Middleton
F. W. Greenaway
Stern
Commerce Commission Plans 300 Million Revolving Fund
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced it will distribute the 300 million dollar revolving fund created by the transportation act to aid railroads. The fund aims to stabilize carrier finance and support industry during challenging conditions.
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United Press
Washington, D
The
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Marguerite Clark Stars in Easy to Get Tonight
Marguerite Clark appears in the latest play Easy to Get with showings at 7:30 and 9:00 tonight. The listing notes her name prominently and underscores evening performances at the theater.
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Marguerite Clark
Bo Ena Ae
Pythians Entertained by Former Pal at Crystal Lake
Two auto loads of Knights of Pythias members from the local Iudge visited Crystal Lake Saturday night to spend the weekend with Farmer Charles Holderness, now located on his farm near there. They brought fishing gear, had a fine time loafing and playing horseshoes, and toured the Holderness farm with hearty approval.
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Knights of Pythias
Iudge
Crystal Lake
Charles Holderness
Kuteht
Holderness Farm
Chicago Team Trimmed Here By Steel Nine
The American Steel and Wire Chicago office team played the North and South Works team from the local mills, ending with a 7 to 6 score in favor of the Chicago team. A flag ceremony with the Star Spangled Banner occurred at 3 PM as about 1050 spectators stood. The game was well run and showed strong speed from the locals.
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Chicagn
American Steel and Wire Company
North and South
Chicago
George Walsh and Harold Lloyd at Star Tonight
George Walsh stars in The Shark a sea story of luck fire and love while Harold Lloyd delivers From Hand to Mouth a big new two part comedy. Performances at 7 20 and 9 00 adults 25e children tax extra special music by the Star orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Playhouse
George
Fnre
Love
Lloyd
She
War Tax
Star Orchesta
K of C Minstrels at St Marys Hall Tonight
K of C Minstrels headline at St Marys Hall at eight o clock with new jokes and songs. Martin Donnelly sings and Russell Wildey performs a special act. End men include A L Wildey John McCormick Al Cross Earl Kennedy Earl Stewart and Robert McCormick. Directed by Prof Frank Kells of Aurora. Admission 75 cents plus tax for two hours of mirth and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Of.c. Minstrels
St. Mary’s Hall
Martin Donnelley
Russell Wildey
A. L. Wildey
John McCormick
al Cross
Earl Kennedy
Earl Stewart
Robert McCormick
Frank Kells
Aurora
Supreme Court Clears Volstead Law in Sweeping Decision
The Supreme Court approves the Volstead Act in a sweeping ruling, delivering a decisive defeat for the wets. The decision upholds prohibition with broad implications across states and law enforcement.
Supreme Court backs national prohibition in landmark ruling
The United States Supreme Court upheld the 18th Amendment and the Volstead Act, declaring national Prohibition valid and enforceable in all states. The decision nullifies stricter state laws and affirms federal supremacy, delivering a decisive victory for federal enforcement against brewing interests.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Congress
Marshall
Massachusetts
Missouri
Kentucky
Milwaukee
Geiger
White
VanDeventer
Raymond Kennedy Seeks County Recorder Nomination in Esterville
Pat Kennedy waits for primary results as his son Raymond campaigns in Esterville Iowa for the county recorder of deeds post. Local party workers say he is unlikely to lose the nomination which is tantamount to election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Kennedy
Esterville
Iowa
Raymond
County Recorder of Deeds
Exsterville
Joe Morris Recovers From Hip Fracture At Rockford Hospital
Joe Morris of Kirkland has been hospitalized in Rockford for several weeks with a fractured hip and is showing signs of recovery as doctors monitor his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Morris
Kirkland
Rockford Hospital
Chinese Wins Decision Upon Citizenship
The supreme court overruled the Secretary of Labor Wilkson's refusal to admit Quack Jan Fat of Monterey California. Fat claimed American citizenship by birth in the United States and argued the government tried to bar him returning from China. Welsh Choir Concert Tonight at 8 o'clock in M E Church.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Wilkson
Quack Jan Fat
Monterey
California
United States
Fat
China
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Flow
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S. M
Frank Mosher
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J.C. Joslyn
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Harold Lloyd
Star Tonight
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M. E. Church
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