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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

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Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1921

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Britain Will Approve Hughes Plan Tomorrow

United Press reports a renewed Mexican revolt near the U S border, led by Estaban Cantu. Fighting near San Antonio Canyon left at least 20 dead as rebels clash with federal troops and refugees flood into the United States. Frontiers closed, reinforcements rushed, and arms moved across the border amid suspicions of American backing.

United Press San Luis Mexico Obregon Lower California Sonora Estaban Cantu Carranza San Antonio Canyon Tia Juana Iarwer Fornia Sony Cantu Obre- Fon Ohice Camocnia el Cantro Mace m. ci Juan “ Xica i U Nor Muncch Rate United St. Omces San Diego Antonio Coeny Calif Mexico Federal O In Juana Lower California San Dego

Derailment at Tent Street Delays Trains

A derailment at Tent Street disrupted railway service with trains held on adjacent tracks. Eastbound passengers were diverted while crews repaired the damage. The section gang worked for hours to restore normal running. A note mentions a Princess Theatre society feature tonight.

Tent Noth Princess Theatre

De Kalb Man Wounded by Rifle Bullet

H. E. Thompson, a well known De Kalb resident, was injured by a rifle bullet that entered his body after first hitting a deer and an automobile. He is resting comfortably but in critical condition as surgeons, including J. P. Kane and Ste. J. Rankin, operate. doctors say recovery is possible if no complications arise by tomorrow evening.

H. E. Thompson de Kalb Tutal Mr. Thompson J. P. Kane Ste. J Ab & Alarny

Pythians Dedicate Memorial Tree At Anne's Woods

Knights of Pythias held a quiet memorial ceremony yesterday at Anne's Woods with heads bowed toward the east. Dr B Barrtt Evans spoke on Pythian principles while H B Goodison and DeKalb Lodge members honored departed brothers. a hunting accident earlier left Mr. Thompson critically injured after a rifle discharged when a jack struck a rifle trigger.

B. Barrtt Evans Knights of Pythias Anne's Woods Dr Evans Tle Order Phinter DeKalb Ledse H. B.goodison DeKalb Louse

TAR PARTY GETS BUMP

County jail sentences of five and ten days and fines of 100 dollars each were handed to six participants in Egin's mob and feather party by Judge Irwin in Geneva circuit court. Ten others pleaded guilty and faced 50 to 100 dollar fines. three pleaded not guilty and are held on 25 000 dollar bonds. Six jailed include Resner South Liberty et al and Arthur Turnquist for 10 days and 100 dollar fines. Claude Campbell George Turquist and Homer Meyers for five days and 100 dollar fines. Several others were fined 50 dollars and more. Merrit Cruikshank Boyd Switzer and William Senior were held on 5 000 dollar bonds after not guilty pleas. The sixteen agreed to plead guilty to a lesser misdemeanor under a pretrial agreement. Original indictments charged mob violence and riot. Only five witnesses testified including Preston Johnson, the feather party victim.

Tn Eigin Jud Trewin Geneve Resner Melvin Tvidt North Street C * Saunders Pe Street Wilt Soath Brook Street Earl Aad Edward Letivener Charles McBein Merrit Cruikshank Boyd Switzer Vine Street William Senior Marengo Irwin Charles L. Abbott Preston Johnson Gur and Feather Party Arthur Switzer HS Hendee Hendel

Arbuckle on Trial in San Francisco Murder Case

San Francisco reports the Roscoe Arbuckle trial for Virginia Rappe's death with a courtroom drama mood. Details describe juror questions, guards, and the celebrity’s half million dollar defense as proceedings unfold amid a media spectacle.

San Francisco Cal Roscoe Arbuckle Virginia Rappe Hollywood Bambina Maude Delamont Arbuckle Miss Rappe Roscoe Fatty” Arbuckle Uaitel Press Sian Sin Franescu Roscoe (Ratty) Arbuckle Iire Kia Tae Chicago Sioners New York Comediennet Henry Lehrman Hall of Justice Fatty Mathew Brady

Applications Scarce for Civil Service Exams Across Agencies

The Civil Service Commission notes low applicant numbers in recent domestic science, Indian Service, fisheries, tele tors and other examinations held in cities such as Chicago and Tl through the United States. Exams will be repeated on December 7, and interested persons should apply to the Secretary of the U S Civil Service Board at the local post office for details and blanks.

Civil Service China United States Indian Service Bureau of Fisheries U.S. Civ Service Board

License Application Blanks Received for 1922 Auto Licenses

DeKalb residents reported that blanks for 1922 auto licenses have arrived from the state official office. It is expected that local helpers in DeKalb will receive blank forms within days and the license numbers will be issued starting December first. Apple Masquerade Dance organized by I O O F Ladies of DeKalb Canton will be held at the Hall on Tuesday with admission set at 35 cents.

Taany DeKalb Stat’s Offi DeKalb Apple Ladies of DeKalb Canton

Harding signs peace proclamation with Germany

President Harding signed the proclamation of peace with Germany shortly before 4:00 PM. The draft was sent to the White House and the State Department after lunch and lay on the president’s desk when he returned from his speech at the national memorial cornerstone ceremony.

Washington, D. C Harding Germany White House State Department National Memorial Corner

Cliffe Fails to Arrive for Kiwanis Meeting

Disappointed Kiwanis members heard an impromptu address by Reverend Magnusson new to the club after Judge Cliffe failed to appear for his scheduled talk. Magnusson urged service as the mark of true leadership and connected community welfare to personal duty. The Elks planned a dinner for Kiwanis members next Thursday evening.

Cliffe First Lutheran Church Magnusson Judge Cliffe The Elks Kiwanis Elks

Pomerene Rallies for Action on Naval Resolution

Senator Pomerene of Ohio pressed a resolution authorizing the president to suspend all or part of the naval building program for six months. He criticized the senate naval committee, saying some members believe world peace comes from a larger navy. He warned he may move to discharge the committee if no action is taken soon.

Asy United Press Sini Anes D.C Senate Pomerene Ohio Senate Naval Committee Pomerone

Committee To Report At Municipal Relief Meeting

A special committee formed to outline a plan for a municipal relief organization met at the Elks club yesterday. The prepared report will be submitted to the organization at its meeting this afternoon. The session is for the Vacar Swiss club and starts at 4:30 PM with expected attendance.

Elks Tub Reocs

World War Veterans Seek Debs Release Appeal

World War veterans including four Medal of Honor holders urged President Harding to free Eugene V. Debs and 140 other political prisoners, presenting an earnest appeal in Washington on November 14.

United Pressy Washington, D. C Eugene V. Debs Harding

Chicago Hit by Strike by Truck Drivers

A strike tying up trucking and teaming facilities in Chicago involved about 6 000 men as a protest against a $3.00 weekly wage reduction. The walkout was voted by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffeurs and the Chicago Teamsters Union.

United Press Chicago International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffeurs Chicago Teamsters’ Union

Another Candy Sensation for Saturday Buyers

A local ad announces a second allotment of Johnson chocolates for Saturday sale. The goods, previously sold fast at 1.25 to 1.50 per package, are now offered in bulk at 49 percent cash. Secor 297.

Johnson Secor

The First Circus Opens in Princess Program Tonight

In the Tony Larg Almanac a new feature titled The First Circus debuts in the Princess program. It promises novelty and distinction, claiming to be the first of its kind outside Chicago theaters in this region.

Tony Larg Chicago

Balfour Ready With Speech balances Hughes outline reservations

Foreign Secretary Balfour confirms readiness to present a speech addressing the outline proposed by Secretary Hughes. He signals two key reservations, one surpassing Hughes in scope, signaling a firmer stance on policy while maintaining alignment with allied aims.

Hughes

Britain to accept Hughes arms limit with reservations

Washington reports British officials expect Britain to accept in principle the Hughes arms limitation program with two reservations on submarine tonnage and replacement after a ten year naval holiday.London sources say Admiral Kato and Japanese delegates may also accept in principle, while the American plan faces Far Eastern discussions and a plenary session tomorrow.

United Press Washington, D. C Arthur J. Balfour Hughes Balfours Great Britain America London Kato Paris France Superior Naval Council Miller Tokio Japan Asahi Matsuu International Army

Dixon people hurt in auto accident near city

Mr and Mrs Adolph Eichler and Mr and Mrs Wheeler of Dixon were injured when their car skidded off pavement three miles west of Dixon and turned turtle. Mrs Eichler was examined at a city hospital and later stayed at the Iskowich home. all occupants escaped serious injury and returned home in the evening.

Adolph Eichler J Wheeler Dixon le Kalb H. Iskowich

Loft Workers Strike Expands Across East Today

New York garment workers strike, led by International Lady Garment Workers, involves 56,000. Protest targets return to piece work wage estimates, following alleged employer breach of promise. Union touts a $3,000,000 war chest for the effort.

New York N. Y Ben J. Schlessinger International Lady Garment Workers

Bandits Rob the All Saints Church in Chicago

Five men robbed All Saints Catholic church in Chicago early today stealing 2000 dollars from the Building and Loan Association safe in the basement. Watchman Leo Gapinsky was bound and gagged as the bandits blown the safe. Local Elks notice for regular meeting tonight. Killian, Secretary.

Chicago All Saints Catholic Leo Gapinsky Church Building and Loan Association

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Britain H. EL. Thompson Hesnit Pythians Virginia Bulletin Launderback Canrge Mee Balfour British Foreign Office Downing Street England East Killian
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