Two Days Left in Big Ten Days Club Gold Offer
The Big Ten Days' Club subscription drive ends Saturday night with a chance to win $25 in gold. The campaign emphasizes a great subscription value and a short, limited-time window for readers to join.
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
1
Many Names Dropped June 26 In Subscriptions Battle
A historical plea urges readers to renew and boost magazine subscriptions ahead of a prize drawing. It warns that on June 20 names with fewer than 200,000 votes will be withdrawn and outlines voting credits for new and second-year subscriptions. It also notes a new club offer starting Monday and the option to place future orders.
Miss Bellis Returns From European Trip
Miss Bellis of the Teachers College faculty returned to DeKalb from a European journey denying a prior report that the party was captured and robbed by bandits in the Balkans. She said the trip was pleasant with only minor trouble and a suitcase mix up in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bellis
Europe
Teachers’ College
Balkans
DeKalb
Egypt
Flag Day Ceremonials Draw Large Elks and Legion Crowd
A large turnout from DeKalb and Sycamore Elks along with the American Legion filled Huntley Park for Flag Day services Tuesday night. Performances by the Legion Bugle and Drum Corps, the DeKalb Military Band, and the Elks quartet preceded the service. R. W. Besse Whiteside County State's Attorney delivered a memorable patriotic address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks of
DeKalb and
Sycamore
American Legion
Huntley Park
Bugle
The
Legion
DeKalb Military Band
Elks Quartet
DeKalb
R. W. Besse
Whiteside’s
Sycamore Elks
Clyde Ruby Arrested After Heated Candy Kitchen Dispute
Clyde Ruby was arrested yesterday morning after a heated argument with a East End Candy Kitchen clerk over a past business transaction. The dispute escalated as Ruby used abusive language, prompting Sam Mantgnares, proprietor, to swear out a warrant for his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Ruby
East End
Ruby
Sam Mantgnares
Battle erupts in Senate over Navy bills revision
A senate confrontation began today over naval appropriation bills revised by Senator Newberry. Republicans in the house signaled opposition to Newberry proposals while a strong faction in the senate opened the fight, elevating stakes for the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Newberry
Senate
House
Ate
South Fourth Street Road Open Delayed This Week
State highway department reverses plan to open South Fourth Street over the North Western tracks. Contractor Jaiks told to hold traffic until next week. The delay disappoints travelers to the south but ensures access for the big June picnic. Calcium chloride is used on the Sycamore and Fourth Street projects to speed curing. Commissioner Fuller aims to have Coltonville road in good condition by month end for northbound traffic into the city for the centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Road
South Fourth Street
State Highway Department
Jaiks
Sycamore Road
Fourth Street
Fuller
Coltonville Road
Big Battle Today in Governor Small Trial
Attorneys for Governor Len Small fight to bar 5900 ledger entries from evidence in the conspiracy to steal state funds case. The tabulations claim $1.5 million in interest on Illinois funds loaned while Small and Lieut. Governor Sterling were treasurers. Defense objects to quotation marks around Grant Park bank name and notes a supposed nonexistence of the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Len Small
LeForgee
D. E. Currier
Illinois
Sterling
Alexander Beaubien
Grant Park Bank
Beaubien
Will Protect Missionaries From Chinese
June 15 The American gunboat Isabel sails from Kiang Kiang for Nan Chang to aid missionaries after the Methodist mission was swamped by wounded from Sun Yat Sen Canton troops. The southern forces cleared Kiangshi province after brutal clashes. Thousands of northern troops died or suffered disease, and some invaded American missions seeking aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiu Kiang
China
Isabel
Nan Chang
Sun Yat Sen
Canton
Kiangshi
Police Nab Four Miles of Law Breakers in Chicago Chase
Chicago police arrest three men after a four mile highway pursuit near the city limits. Two revolvers, two blackjacks, and a horse whip found in the car. The suspects Frank Pascolini A R Unback and M Newman claim they were returning from Forest Alabama where they beat a physician or mistreated a girl. They were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Ill
Cook County
Frank Pascolini
A. R Unback
M. Newman
Forest
Injured farm hand in serious condition after motorcycle crash
Gust Lindquist, a farm hand for Andrew Moshback near Cortland, remains in serious condition after a collision with another motorcycle. Lindquist underwent eye removal surgery, with skull fracture and multiple bruises. the other two riders were treated and released. Edward Moshack and two others were involved. all faced varying injuries with no broken bones reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Lindquist
Andrew Moshback
Lindquist
Moshack Yard
Edward Moshack
Brick Layers Near Third Street On Lincoln Highway
The Lincoln Highway contractor reports good progress with brick supply. Crews expect to reach the Third Street intersection today or tomorrow, shortening the detour. The asphalt gang finishes Linden Place and will move to Augusta Avenue if all goes well, improving traffic flow from Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Highway
Third Street
Second Stree
Linden Place
Augusta Avenue
Start Is Made by Fishermen for Far North
Bright and early this morning a party led by E. J. Raymond with S. M. Hunt and Allen Tyler left by auto for The Chronicle cottage at Lac du Flambeau. They will spend about a week chasing pike and muskie in their native waters with top fishing tackle, raising a strong prospect of a high mortality risk among the local fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Raymond
S. M. Hunt
Allen Tyler
Chronicle
Lac du Flambeau
DeKalb County Hosts State Farm Bureau Jubilee Rail Fare Deal
County Farm Adviser Tom Roberts reports the Illinois Agricultural Association secured a rail fare reduction for the Farm Bureau Decennial Celebration on June 30 at the state normal school grounds. A fare and a half for round trips will bring thousands by train, with as many as 250 people expected to attend from 55 county bureaus and national Farm Bureau leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Roberts
Illinois Agricultural Association
Farm Bureau
State Normal School
Mr. Roberts
DeKalb County
Bes
Roberts
Crawford County
Muresan
Hundred Miles
Downstate
Macoupin County Farm Bureau
Marshall-Putnany County Farm Bureau
Contestants vote standings in district campaign tally
The Campaign Manager reports last evening's counts with changes for District No. 3 and surrounding areas. Names such as Jessie Spencer Waterman Gladys Hurd Malta Mrs Elmer Shoop Malta Edna Byre Malta Rose Carpenter Lin Hwy and many others appear with tallies ranging from 195,950 down to 100. The list shows broad regional coverage including DeKalb Sycamore Hinckley Shabbona Earlville Cortland and Kirkland among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Spencer Waterman
Gladys Hurd
Malta
Elmer Shoop
L. H. Solberg
Pearl Frost
Shab
Grove
Archie Marsh
Hinck
Alvira Benson
Gladys Blakey
DeKalb
Alice Jacobson
Shabbona
Vivian Johnson
Ed Baie
Waterman
W. Winchell
Shab. Gr
Hilda Wahlgren
Hinckley
Thos. Hart
Fern Boyle
Cannon
Rney Price
Myrtle Schmidt
Jennie Male
Irene Duffy
Hazel Bertel
Henry Hyde
Viola Anderson
John Craig
Helen Montavon
E. Iverson
Shah. Rl
Carl Ritter
Wat Mart
Florence Tysdal
Lee
Phyllis Crosby
Nellie Lawrence
Shah
Doris Wells
Ella Ingham DeKalb
Erma Johnson
Rollo
Charles Haas
Earlville
Lottie Foster
V. A. Peterson
Roy Kesner
F. E. Johnson
Watma
Frank Stiles
Malta RR
E. A. Ruff DeKalb
Cora Schrecengost
R. Montgomery
Mitarr
Alma Beg
Lincoln Highway
Alice Carlson
Kirkland
Mathew Coffey
Clare
Francis Henigan
Sycamore
Harry Love
DeKalbr
Ruth Bomp
Esmond
Hazel Weaver
C. O. Goding
Genoa
Mable Anderson
Evelyn Paulson
Kirkl'd
Ray J. Euchaner
Elsie Magnusson
Ed Johnson
Kingston
Sarah Shriver
Kirkl
Nell Bollinger
Frank James
Harry Kincade
Syc
Ransom Griffin Esmo
Kallman
Oscar Johnson
R. H. Driver
Faird
Ella Peterson
Sycamore R
Fred Busse
Clyde Williams
Howard Hoyt
Elburn
Jim Allen
Paul Keenan
Maple Pk
Joyce Carlson
George Rollins
Cortl
Loretta Sullivan
Lois Brown
John Jenkins
Syc. R
Roe Bennett
Carolin Richard
Cortland
Mary Organ
Oscar Ahlin
Ruth Tyrrell
Weereeer
Will Build New Front at Odomsa Flower Store
J Leonard Johnson proprietor of Odomsa nurseries and De Kalb Flower Store closed a contract to remodel his East Lincoln Highway store. A modern front including a refrigerating display and a full plant for business will be installed, adding 12 by 25 feet of rear space earlier. The improvement aims to ease crowding and expand the thriving retail flower business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leonard Johnson
Odomsa Nurseries
DeKalb
East
Lincoln Highway
Johnson
Knodle Hardware
Johnsons
Peace Parley Begins at Hague Palace Meeting
In The Hague on June 15 delegates from 18 nations gathered at the Peace Palace for a preliminary conference aiming to create a framework for European peace with Bolshevik Russia. The session opened at 2 45 pm with ambassadors and experts from France Great Britain Italy Belgium and other nations present to lay groundwork for Genoa talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Holland
Russia
Netherlands
Peace Palace
Genoa
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Great Battle Continues in China War
London reports Chang Tao Lin has defeated Manchurian war lord and made a desperate stand against Wu Pei Su, the central China commander. Cables say the bloodiest civil war battle is in progress with Wu Pei Su poised to finish the southern foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
London
England
Chang Tao Lin
Wu Pei Su
Central
Peking
Services for Berdelle Klock Held in City
Solemn military service for Berdelle Klock, son of Mrs. Della Klock, was led by the American Legion. The procession moved from the grandmother’s home on South Third Street to Oakwood Cemetery, with naval veterans acting as escorts. Out-of-town mourners included Mrs. William Hunkleford, Mrs. Frank Ketchum, Mrs. James Klock, Mrs. Anna Callahan of Chicago, Mrs. Charles Allen of Rochelle, Mrs. Fred Snyder of Rockford, Mrs. Thomas Corcoran of Malta, and L. B. Newman of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klock
Berdelle Klock
Della Klock
American Legion
South Third Street
Oakwood Cemetery
Navy
William Hunkleford
Frank Ketchum
James Klock
Anna Callahan
Chicago
Charles Allen
Rochelle
Fred Snyder
Rockford
Thomas Corcoran
Malta
L. B Newman
Cleveland
Plan to End Strike in Central Coal District
Representatives of coal operators and miners in the central district including Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois will meet before July 1 to end the strike in the central district, with the place and exact date undecided. The effort was announced by coal operators today in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Central District
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Injured Knee Cited In Notre Dame Student Death
John Hope 24 son of Mr and Mrs W J Hope Sr of DeKalb died after an accident at Notre Dame lake near South Bend Ind He was a fourth year student in foreign commerce and a university athletics star His body was found about 9 26 p m and doctors declared life extinct at 11 p m despite student rescue efforts The death is mourned by DeKalb friends where he was widely regarded as an ideal young man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hope
W. J. Hope
DeKalb
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Jonnie” Hope
Hope
Wye
Ship subsidy bill faces storm over liquor sales on ships
Washington July 15 A clash erupts in Congress as the shipping board allows liquor sales outside the three mile limit on American flag ships provoking strong protests from dry forces led by Chairman Lasker and critics who fear government liquor involvement will derail the subsidy measure. Administration leaders weigh next steps amid bipartisan prohibitionist strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D.C
Congress
Shipping Board
Lasker
Busch
Newsboys Enjoy Carnival Night With Local Shows
City newsboys were treated to a carnival evening featuring boxing bouts and daring motorcycle acts. Crazy Girl of the motograve entertained hundreds, while Gill, recently released from hospital after a wall fall, performed risky stunts on his bike. Seaplane and Whip drew less crowd as repairs kept Seaplane in play. The grounds also hosted Andy Gumphee. A nearby vessel fire off Key West involves a former sub chaser with 12 crew aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival
Ion
Redine
Crazy Girl
Motograme
Gill
Andy Gumphee
Clark B. Felgar
Key West
Fla
Anna T. Solger
Brooklyn
Last Rise in Gas Prices and Rockefeller Gift Day
Moravia marks a dawn visit by John D. Rockefeller as the world's richest man hands out dimes to children in his boyhood town. Delinquent taxpayers in Sycamore are urged to pay via registered mail and the county collector warns drivers without 1922 license plates will be arrested after June 19. Local listings advertise fifty cent cabbage plants and note vehicle license sales at city offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generosi
Tarrytown
Juhe D. Rockefeller
Moravia
Sycamore
Alb Truss & Cevines
Tegimesey
W. M. Hay
W. Riddell
Diet of Potton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Notre Dame University
Far North
T DeKalb Farm Bureau
Federation
Supreme Court
Ilinois
United Presst
Cincinnatii
LaFollette
American Federation of Labor Convention
Executive Council of
United States
City of
Margaret Gleason
Mildred Lindgren
Edith Pennington
Florence Farb
Myrtle Lindgren
Ida Nordlund
Olive Dietrick
Mildred Vanderbeek O
Jerniece Backus
Margaret Wale
Edith Garman
Rose Hoto
Bertha Alms
Sally Lindford
Margaret Rowe
Eunice Kempson
George Peck
M. F. Roche
Alice Applebee O
Stella Hummell
Hague Palace
DE Kalb
Drys
Bill
Veesels
Florida Coast
E. Lincaig Sie
Search the Dekalb Daily Chronicle Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Dekalb Daily Chronicle?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.