12 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary report describes a recent gathering or game involving Steh Mills, with uncertain details and many garbled words. The piece lacks clear names, places, or outcomes but notes a tie or meeting among participants.
A report details the rescue of multiple individuals from Lake Erie following an unspecified incident. Authorities coordinated swift recovery efforts and transported those saved to safety for evaluation.
A historic community drive to support Red Cross activities is summarized with results, participation, and fundraising outcomes. Names of organizers and locations are noted, highlighting local effort and community involvement during the period.
Fragmentary notes describe a freeze event affecting motorists and the public. References to a meteorologist and a weather forecast mention cold conditions and a potential warming trend soon. The text is garbled but implies a sudden temperature drop and anticipation of changes.
A note expresses delight at a beautiful bouquet received on South Fourth Street from Shoops Me Sot Th Jarboe for the daughter Mrs Mord haste The flowers greatly appreciated by the recipient.
Fragmented copy reports a night of unsettled weather with slips of phrases about deaths, cold, and shifting temperatures. The garbled text hints at forecast uncertainty and residents hoping for milder conditions, but early winter predictions appear shaky and unclear.
DeKalb American Legion post plans attendance at Pine Baptist Church services next Sunday. Members will wear festive attire and extend a cordial invitation to all parishioners and visitors.
A number of Navy veterans from the world war have been informed they will receive the victory medal with service bars. The date of presentation is not yet known and details from the American Legion are still pending.
The Interstate Commerce Commission said coal exports so far this year total 64 percent of the nation's production. The report found exports were a minor factor in high prices in most cities, though they caused exorbitant prices in New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Hampton Roads, and Charleston.
Nazimova headlines the Princess Theatre tonight in The Heart of a Die a drama hailed for its strong acting and dramatic tension. Audiences are invited to witness her renowned stage presence in this latest production with showtimes announced locally.
President elect Harding and his party received a warm welcome from Mexicans across the Rio Grande as they surveyed the border near Mata Moros. The visit follows speculation on U S foreign policy and suggests favorable prospects for Mexico under his upcoming administration.
United Press reports Republicans convert Mineral Springs hotels in Wren ch Lick and West Baden into political hubs as top leaders gather to shape President Harding's cabinet. Fred Upham, Joe Kealing, and Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson attend while discussion centers on seating Lowden allies. Two Illinois figures named for cabinet posts Raymond Robins for labor and Frank Smith for agriculture.
Chron telegraphic office reports a local notice seeking clean cotton rags without bulk items. Must be loose pieces or scraps, under half a yard, at 10 cents per pound. Contact uf office for details.
United Press from Washington reports Vice President Frank Duffy of the American Federation of Labor announced labor plans to enroll about one million new members to counter open shop moves and wage cuts. He said the federation seeks over 5,110,000 members by year’s end as white collar workers are urged to join.
Repair work on the Clark Orchestral Roll company factory section damaged by fire is nearly finished with replastering remaining. Materials needed have been sent away and not yet arrived, delaying work for several days. The upstairs workshop loss has significantly reduced production.
The body of Mrs. Delia Cloonan, mother of John Cloonan and others, was interred at St. Marys Cemetery yesterday after dying Sunday night from heart trouble. A high mass was held at St. Attractas Church in Chic. Six nephews served as pallbearers.
United Press dispatch from London notes strikes and slack business in Europe leave about 1 500 000 workers idle though not officially counted. British labor ministry estimates range around 403 000 unemployed in Great Britain with many not yet receiving government aid. Germany shows 440 000 idle, France about 200 000, while Scandinavia remains comparatively better.
After a full day of arguments in DeKalb city court Judge McEwen said he would render a decision tomorrow in the Capella custody case over the 12 year old son. The writ of habeas corpus was filed by the father, with A G Kennedy representing him and James Cliffe and L B Smith opposing.
Francis J. Carey a bank teller in Ottawa was to be arraigned on burglary charges for the Ottawa National City bank heist of $45,000. The money was recovered after the robber dropped it while fleeing and Carey surrendered after hiding in the woods all night, bruised and cut, believed battered by accomplices angered by the loss.
Nine Sinn Fein hunger strikers in Cork prison abandoned their fast after 95 days, two had died. Bishop Cohalan helped persuade them to stop as they lay emaciated and near collapse. Prison doctors doubted they could be fed safely and the prisoners pledged to honor two deceased comrades and Terence MacSwiney by continuing their sacrifice in spirit.
DeKalb high school heads to Driving Park Saturday afternoon to face West Aurora in a key Big Seven clash. The Barbs, once near the bottom, have shown vigor this season after a rough start and aim to climb in the standings while DeKalb seeks another strong road win following a 34 to 7 defeat by Rockford.
United Press reports fifteen injured when a passenger train on the St. Louis Brownsville line derailed near Bloomington Texas after striking a broken rail. Four cars, including two Pullmans, left the tracks as the Houston to Brownsville service was disrupted.
General Wrangel reports in a communique that Bolshevik attempts to take Perekop were repelled with heavy losses and announces a stage of siege in the Crimea as Soviet forces were driven back. The message, dated November 12 from Constantinople, highlights renewed Allied and anti Bolshevik assurances amid the turmoil.
DeKalb Normal fell 32 to 13 at Glidden Field in Armistice day action against St Viator College. Neuman Cannon and Garner starred as Normal kept the big visitors honest through two scrappy quarters. A large crowd braved a cold wind to witness the game.
Chicago grocers report lower flour prices amid falling wheat values. Brokers price flour at 10.72 to 13.20 per barrel with wholesale at 10.05. Peak wholesale price this year was 17 per barrel on May 11, while brokers quoted 18.56 and others 19.20.
The Boy Scouts operated at yesterday's football game selling hot dog sandwiches. They cleared about $33.10 for new equipment the troop badly needs. The hot dog stand drew rapid crowds and quickly sold out as soon as teams appeared on the field.
Chicago November 12 United Press. Eleven major league clubs held a closed session to settle the baseball war. They stand by appointing Federal Judge Landis as chairman of the civilian commission under the Lasker plan and insist on majority club votes. The National League favors Judge Charles M. McDonald as a second member, with the minor leagues naming the third.
The Clark Orchestral Bell company now operates from this city with Chicago office transfers completed about two weeks ago. Capital was increased from 20600 to 60000 roughly three weeks ago. Pre fire output reached about 50 rolls daily, but production has slowed due to workshop busyness and recent disruption.
London reports an Armenian representative says fighting between Armenians and Turks ceased on Sunday. An armistice was agreed, with Turks to retain Alexandropol pending negotiations.
The coroner s jury finds Ida Severson died from injuries after an automobile collision on Lincoln Highway east of Claussen farm. Driver Earl Hunt is cleared of blame as verdict deems the accident wholly unavoid able though witnesses discuss speed and liquor. funeral set for Sunday at 1 30 in the afternoon.
New York November 12 John D Meehan chief of the shipping board division of investigation testified before the congressional committee detailing graft. He cited a case where an ex convict held a board post and colluded to use lumber at very low prices and implicated Kahn Weiler Sons builders of lifeboats. Other witnesses promised to expose inefficiency and waste in board operations.
The fire department rushed to 311 Haish avenue to a home owned by Frank Lucas, formerly G L Walters, where a hot water heater caused a fire. Roof damage was extensive but flames were soon controlled after spraying a chemical tank. A prior afternoon call at North Thirteenth Street caused only minor damage as a safety precaution.
Four auto bandits robbed the First National Bank of Kingston near Circleville Ohio today fleeing with 4060 in currency between 150000 and 20000 in stocks and bonds and liberty bonds whose total value was uncertain reports indicate. Notice Dont forget the Parent Teachers meeting at the high school this evening Prof C W Whitten will Speak on the Curriculum Music and refreshments will be a part of the program and all persons interested are urged to be there.
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