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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1930

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Buckbee proposes Western federal judicial district for Illinois

Congressman John T. Buckbee of Rockford introduces a bill to create a new Western District of Illinois with counties Boone Carroll Jo Daviess DeKalb DuPage Grundy Kane Kendall Lake LaSalle Lee McHenry Ogle Stephenson Whiteside Will and Winnebago. The plan splits the present Northern district to ease Chicago congestion and adds Rockford court terms.

John T. Buckbee Rockford Congress Tinois Crok County Wick Commission Tances Mae Milnois Western District Conman Buckbee Boone, Carroll Jo Daviess DeKalb DuPage Grundy Kane Kendall Lake LaSalle Lee McHenry Ogle Stephenson Whiteside Will Winnebago Ilinois

Chamber Board Meeting To Be This Evening

A Chamber of Commerce board meeting is set for this evening in the director’s room at the Chamber office. Secretary Glenn Reynolds will present several reports as directors review important business matters for a likely Friday member meeting.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Chamber Civen Glenn Reynolds

Minor Mishap Reported on Saturday Evening

Police received a report that the Frank C Johnson car was struck by a vehicle driven by Ralph Movers of Creston. Movers allegedly failed to stop after the mishap and a fender on the Johnson car was broken.

Frank C. Johnson Ralph Movers Creston Johnson State Street Movers Johnsen

Girl Convict Escapes From Pen At Auburn

Lillian McDowell 48 known as Cat Eye Annie escapes Auburn prison in Buffalo linked robbery sentence of ten years. She reportedly opened her cell with a spoon or tableware and fled after removing bricks around the lock. A missing top coat and hat raised questions about details of the escape.

Auburn Lillian McDowell Buffalo Cat Eye Annie L. Meacox Rein Hs Syracuse

Scout Meet in Camp Rotary Hosts Northern Councils

Over a hundred scout leaders from northern state councils gathered at Camp Rotary MacQueen for a two day inter council program hosted by Chief Shabbona Area. Despite cold showers attendees stayed through the full program while noted speaker FE Comanche shared frontier experiences.

Hie Rotary MacQueen C. Parlasca Edgin J. €. Spencer DeKalb Kirkland Church Shabbona Aurora Elgin Cicero du Page Fox Valley Juliet Pottawatomi Oak Park

Perfect Government Is A Myth Says Coolidge Speech

Former President Calvin Coolidge told a Northampton audience that perfect government is impossible, especially when controlled by the opposition. He urged the necessity of political parties to maintain free government and to avoid revolutionary methods, stressing cooperation as the path to effectiveness.

Coolidge Northampton Mass Calvin Coolidge White House Republican State Committee

New Houses Being Built Advancing In DeKalb

Construction spreads across DeKalb as three new projects start alongside previous ones. John Nevampa on Pleasant Street oversees a six room house with a large porch and mixed siding slated for occupancy by fall. Charles Engh resumes activity on Maplewood Avenue with a two story two flat featuring two five room apartments.

DeKalb John Nevampa Pleasant Street Nevampa Charles Engh Maplewood Avenue

Rebels Are Put In Jail After Salt Raid

Seventy two volunteers were arrested as 150 Indian passive resisters attacked Wadala salt pans from six directions. The raid followed a program by the National Congress after yesterday’s monster raid with daily raids and a big rally planned next Sunday.

Forday Wadala National Congress Committee Dharasana Bombay Congress Worli Chawls Sholapur Abil

Local man Claus Johnson dies by suicide after long illness

Claus William Johnson 66, a wire drawer for American Steel and Wire in DeKalb, died at Passavant Hospital Chicago after a year of illness from injuries suffered last May. He had three broken ribs and wore a heavy cast, discouraging him as his wife recovered from a hip injury. He leaves wife Emma and daughters Signe Kampschroer and Ed Carlson, plus three grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at Nelson-Rowan chapel conducted by Rev A G Eklund. Burial at Fairview Cemetery.

DeKalb American Steel & Wire Company Claus William Johnson Tassavant Hospital Chicago Mr. Johnson South Eighth Street Passavant Hospital Johnston Beloit Wis Stockholm Sweden United States Emma Swanson Johnson Signe Kampschroer Ed Carlson beKath Phyllis Marcella Jane Carlson Donna Mae Kampschroer Nelson-Rowan Chapel A. G. Eklund Swedish Mission Church Fairview Cemetery

Mike Riley Found Dead In Car Near Fire Station

Michael Riley age 45 lifelong resident of the community was found deceased in an automobile near the Poole home on North Fourth street opposite the fire station. An inquest set for 5 99 o'clock this afternoon. He leaves a wife two sons and a mother. Funeral at St Marys church Wednesday morning at nine.

Michael Riley Leroy Foiles Poole North Fourth Street Mr. Riley R. P. Culver Nelson-Rowan Chapel Riley Dana Anderson McEvoy Malta Loriness Gruhe & Shaver Anaconda Wire & Cable Company Sycamore Eber Donald Patrick Riley John Street St. Mary St. Marys Church St Mary's Cemetery

Weather outlook for central to northeast regions

Mostly cloudy tonight with probable rain in the central and northeast. Cooler in the southeast tonight. Tomorrow sees partly cloudy skies and slightly warmer temperatures in the west and north portions.

Finois Portons

Prisoner Held on Statutory Charge in County Court

Prisoner Russell Lighter, 22, was brought to Salem by Deputy A F Colder and Deputy William Furry Sova from Shabbona, for a statutory charge. Lighter, whose Brookfield Missouri address was given, is held pending a county court hearing after parents of a Shabbona girl filed charges. He has reportedly worked in the area for an unknown period.

Salem A. F. Colder William Furry Sova Russell Lighter Lighter Brookfield

Rum Running Autos Not Seizable by Federal Law

Supreme Court rules that automobiles used in rum running cannot be seized under the internal revenue laws when the involved persons have been arrested for violation of the Volstead act. The ruling limits government seizure powers in prohibition enforcement.

Washington Internal Revenue Laws Supreme Court

Hearings Set on Illinois Tax Reform and Chicago Relief

Springfield May 19 Special session will hold public hearings on constitutional amendments and bills to revise the tax system and ease Chicago’s finances. Tax experts including Dr Harley Lutz will discuss taxation. Illinois Agricultural association backs income tax as property tax substitute amid Chicago opposition and redistricting demands. Bills on waterway equipment sale, Chicago relief, and bond interest payments will be introduced. Ruth Hanna McCormick’s funding controversy cited.

Springfield Chicago Ilinois Agricultural Association Lottie O'Neill Downers Grove Illinois Ruth Ruth Hanna McCormick Charles S. Deneen Harley L. Lutz Department of Economics Princeton University National Tax Association

Admirals Clash Over London Naval Treaty Policy

Washington May 19 veteran admirals Hilary P. Jones and Mark L. Bristol pressed opposition to dividing cruisers into six and eight inch types before Senate foreign relations and naval committees. They favored the eight inch gun and argued Britain seeks limits on American ship types while boosting its own quota. Bristol urged delaying a conference until the U S builds up navy. Committees planned to obtain Dawes reports and Jones offered a memorandum from London.

Wasington Senate Hilary P. Jones Mark L. Bristol Navy General Board Jones Foreign Relations Great Britain Bristol Foreign Relations Committee United States State Department Dawes London

Warning Signs Erected to Protect DeKalb Children

DeKalb motorists are urged to drive carefully as warning signs reading Protect DeKalb Children and Legion insignia are placed along state highways entering DeKalb. The project is by the DeKalb American Legion and Auxiliary, funded last year under District Commander William Runnells and auxiliary president Mrs. Roy Judd, with erection delayed until spring due to frost.

DeKalb Legion William Runnells Roy Judd

Tornadoes lash the Southwest leaving many dead

Tornadoes and floods swept the Southwest over the weekend, leaving at least twenty one dead and many injured or homeless. Negroes dominated the fatalities with multiple deaths across Lambrook Elaine Wabash and other plantation areas in Arkansas and Texas. Rescue crews evacuated residents as rivers rose and communities faced widespread destruction.

Dallas Tex Herbert Alred Red River Frederick Canadian el Reno Arkansas Texas Helena Lambrook I Nhs Oklahoma Ark U.R Elaine Wabash Mississippi River R. B. Lambert Lambert Pharmacal Company St. Louis Dallas Tex U.P Ovilla Ellis County

Graf Zeppelin Reaches Seville on First South American Flight Leg

The Graf Zeppelin arrived in Seville Spain at 440 p m completing the first leg of a pioneering dirigible flight to South America. Dr Eckener commanded the ship as crowds cheered and preparations began for the next leg toward Brazil.

Germany Rio de Janeiro Havana New York Lakehurst Drummond Hay J. R. Shoemaker United States Jeronimo Megias Alfonso Spain George Crouse Syracuse N. Y Seville South America Mago Eck Fener Gibraltar Brazil Friendrichshafen Switzerland France Mediterranean Balearic Islands Strait of Gibraltar Rom Senor Goreschel Infante de Orleans Frederick Kuh United Press Fredrichshafen Mediterranean Sea Rhone River Friedrichshafen Laura Dureston Marty Shoemaker Karl von Wiegland Berlin Mary Pierce Dr. Eckener

Fine Clothes and Cane Cost Lewis Ten Bucks

J Hamilton Lewis, ex senator from Illinois and now Senate hopeful against Ruth Hanna McCormick, told a San Luis Obispo oil field tale and a judge in Moro California. He argued a $10 fine for a taxi driver, claiming he was a lawyer in fine clothes and a cane, while the judge questioned his citizenship and status.

Lewis Los Angles U.P J. Hamilton Lewis United States Illinois Ruth Hanna McCormick San Luis Obispo California Moro Calif J. “Ham T Mead J “Ham Barrister

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