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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
1
Washington June 8 report to the senate outlines funding for the soldier bonus over three years from interest on allied debt. It estimates 4 458 199 eligible veterans would receive 3 846 659 481 dollars in benefits while noting the plan favors workers' compensation growth and contrasts with wartime pay.
Admiral Kato, a key figure in the Washington Arms Limitation Conference, is considered the man most likely to become the new Japanese creator. If selected, former Ambassador Shidehara would be named foreign minister, though no formal announcement has been made about the new government to succeed the Takahiro ministry.
Chicago, June in a divorce action filed today D M Burnham a wealthy cigar manufacturer told reporters he would never marry his wife again after she sued him for divorce for the third time He recalled previous suits noting the first two actions led to reconciliation and remarriage but this time he says she has gone too far
Mrs. John Dunn was operated on this morning at the Rochelle hospital. She underwent two operations and was in critical condition for a time. Later reports said she was coming out of anesthesia in good shape with no serious reactions, and friends expect a speedy recovery.
Chico California June 8 Miles Hen icks of Chico high school and Yen Hong a Chinese high school athlete were indicted today charged with selling narcotics. Weather forecast says showers possible tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures expected.
Large farmer cast from Ogle and thirteen northern Illinois counties rehearses for Forward, Home Bureau at the Farm Decennial Celebration in DeKalb on June 30. Miss Na Lamkin trains the cast with sessions in Lake, DuPage, Kane, McHenry, Boone, Winnebago counties and through June 9 to June 16 across Lee, Will, Kendall, Grundy, LaSalle, Bureau counties.
In Waukegan Illinois on a hot day June X C. bp Strief and George Bohnhorst of the First National Bank at Springfield testified in Governor Len Small's trial. They identified bank papers and deposits. W A Roberts of Woodlawn and R L Haskell of Morgan Park confirmed transactions with cancelled checks. Fred H Saracogue and H E Ehlers of Grant Park Trust Savings Bank claimed no information on missing records. Roy L Ruegee assistant cashier of Grant Park Trust & Savings Bank did not answer and was ordered to appear Friday.
DeKalb veterans plan a Sunday trip to Belvidere with Knights of Columbus candidates to receive second and third degree. An appeal urges many members to join the journey as the Belvidere lodge promises a full day of entertainment. DeKalb intends to use many cars leaving the K C building at 9 20.
In DeKalb, Marion Whittaker, son of Prof and Mrs M Whittaker, runs a tent ice cream and candy stall beside the College avenue bridge serving Teachers College students. He sleeps in the tent, not taking stock home, and the hot weather keeps deliveries active.
President Harding travels to Princeton New Jersey for the dedication of the Princeton battle monument at Princeton University where he will be awarded the degree of doctor of laws by Princeton University President Hibben.
Former DeKalb man Dan Drangas of Davenport Dan Drangas visits Deanport with his family. He runs the Ideal Fry Tear here and plans to keep business ties as he and his kin express liking for the city and indicate they will reside here, visiting whenever possible.
Police received notice last night that a car struck a dog near the Trade home on North Seventh Street. Residents asked for proper disposal of the animal and officials took up the matter.
Chicago executives say rank and file do not initiate talk of a railroad strike. They cite a $116,000,000 wage cut ordered by the Railroad Labor Board as the motive. The AF of L convention will be asked to sanction methods to pursue labor goals and political activity may be convened soon under Johnson's leadership.
Officials including Superintendent Yde Major Goodison left for Streator to learn brick delays hampering the Lincoln Highway Improvement project. Only about 5 000 bricks remain with a Streator plant reportedly shipping 20 000 daily under labor trouble conditions. Ellwood addition work proceeds and town alley repairs may resume if shipments resume.
Harrisburg June 8 The Republican machine in Pennsylvania fights on to control party leadership after Gifford Pinchot’s May victory in the gubernatorial race. At the state committee meeting in Philadelphia Pinchot faces opposition from old guard leaders and most of the party’s nominees for state chairman.
Henry Ford will not seek the presidency and will not pursue the nomination. He is focused on Muscle Shoals project and reforming monetary policy. Ford says politics is a curse to the country despite urging from associates.
The Innovation in DeKalb opened to a large throng of diners and patrons amid reports of initial staff organization issues causing slow service. Management expects rapid adjustment and a return to high standards soon.
DeKalb youth are invited to the Chronicles Puzzle Series begun Tuesday. Two pictures have run, a third will appear soon. there are 24 in all. First correct answer wins $5, second $2, and three $1 prizes. Watch The Chronicle for clues and earn a prize.
Campaign manager tallies show last evening's vote. next edition updates the standings. District No 2 covers all territory south of Lincoln Highway excluding DeKalb with candidates and vote counts listed for Shabbona Malta Hinckley Waterman and surrounding areas led by Rose Carpenter and Edna Byre.
District No 3 covers area north of the Lincoln Highway except DeKalb city. The list names residents across Sycamore Kirkland Esmond Genoa Maple Park Cortland Cortland and Elburn with varied totals next to each name. Several entries show monetary figures likely assessments or ballots.
City of DeKalb received a certificate of merit for its role in the employment campaign. Alderman E B Still accepted the award. Legion officials praised Vice Commander Daddy Schick and State Adjutant W Q Setliffe. A drum and bugle corps greeted a visiting delegation. Next week flags day and a wreath for National Commander Galbraith's death anniversary were noted. DeKalb ranked among nine cities in the state aiding ex service men.
The famous actress Lillian Russell who died Tuesday was buried this afternoon at her Point Breeze home where she had lived with husband Alexander P. Moore, Pittsburg publisher. Hundreds of floral tributes arrived from around the world including a large wreath from President and Mrs. Harding.
Herbert Hampson, who attended the University of Illinois this past year, has returned home at the start of the week and will spend most of the summer vacation in the local area. He made very low marks at Illinois this year.
Speculation swirls in campaign circles over who will win the $25 gold prize. The contest hinges on subscription efforts, with ten days left before the period ends June 17.
The Chronicle promotes a $25 gold prize campaign urging candidates and clubs to collect subscriptions within ten days. It urges immediate action, outlines how to send subscriptions for votes, and notes no extra vote offer will arrive later. It calls for lining up clubs of five new subscribers, arranging receipt books, and contacting the Campaign Manager for evening pickups.
British troops captured Belleek today from Belfast after a large scale assault using airplanes howitzers and armored cars. Dublin dispatches describe local defenders as Free State troops as thousands of rebels gather at Rochee armed with American weaponry and looting and arson unfold in Belfast amid restraint and martial presence.
Workmen at the Hollia Flush building begin removing the old front and erecting a new storefront for the stores of Butch Wenluna and Tom Granos. A new pavement project on the main street proceeds alongside the improvised improvement efforts.
Announcement states a regular meeting of Chapter No 52 R A M M will be held tomorrow evening with many members expected. The Vegetable Boys from Mrs Franz Parke are organizing rehearsals at 3 30 Saturday afternoon at the hall and all boys are urged to attend. Odd Fellows are collecting cards for Memorial Day services and assemble at 1 for a 2 30 program at Wood Cemetery.
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