22 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1920
Page
1
A garbled obituary fragment recalls the death of a veteran figure linked to Bic and Dewees, mentioning memorial rites, funeral arrangements, and local community figures amid unclear OCR text. It references Morty Liew and other names in a chaotic tribute.
Official returns reported to the Secretary of State show candidates Lewis and Garverner among leaders with clear margins. A detailed breakdown lists party pluralities, including Democrat leads in the state offices and Republican gains in key counties.
Reported schedule shows crib teams from several lodges facing off tomorrow. Matches include KP glovers and dt Por teams, with Tie Meare temm and Moser pairings sharing competition roles. Weather notes briefly mention lower temperatures and potential impact on play.
A wounded North Western Railway employee George Wyrehe of North Westart was struck by a train No. 3 around 9. The victim was taken to a city hospital immediately after the accident and shows signs of improvement. He has good chance for recovery unless further complications arise. The employee has served four years with the railway and is among the company’s trusted staff.
Evar Swanson assisted Lombard to a 24 to 16 victory on Saturday. Gwensen starred at end as a strong contributor for the team in the clash against Konxeviene, with Lombard securing the win in a hard fought game.
Police conducted weekend raids across Chicago targeting gambling dens. Inspectors found hundreds of gamblers, many women awaiting absent partners, and several supposed businessmen among those arrested. Higher stakes games reportedly reached $1040 per throw. officers released some women after checks, while men were detained.
Floyd Shafer known as York coaches Sacred Heart College Denver. Despite light, outweighed squads the team has not lost a game this season. Saturday they defeated Fort Logan 21 to in a strong display. locals celebrate his coaching success. Charles Kramer of Belvidere spent Sunday in town before his departure for California. Thanksgiving dinner at Hotel DeKals urged reservations by Wednesday noon priced at $1.50.
Friday copy must be ready by lty o clock pm. Thursday. There will be no variation from this rule for anyone and the merchants of the city are requested to take notice and not be disappointed their advertising copy is not set. This week is Thanksgiving week and as Wednesday is a heavy day it will be advisable to have copy in early for that day also.
The article previews a well awaited concert tonight featuring a renowned American contralto. Promoters expect a full church as the singer delivers a powerful voice and draws attention from foreign and local fans alike.
The article fragment discusses party lines on farming policy, noting a Western station, a December session, and a Henron-Kemtricks packers bill expected before the Senate. Democrats including Hitchcock plan energetic support and possible amendments. farmers and wheat traders voice complaints about the bill’s impact.
Warren Bage was taken yesterday to Waukesha Wisconsin for treatment to drive poison from his system. He had played football for the local high school earlier that day despite illness. The poisoning worsened, and he has since remained at home in very serious condition.
Paris dispatch says President elect Harding will appoint an all Republican cabinet not a coalition. Rumor linked Senator Chamberlain as secretary of state but this claim is unfounded. A Paris miner article notes continuing quiet tropical nature and Senator Karoline led religious services yesterday.
Lewis Madison of Sycamore road reported a Buick left in his yard as a suspected theft. Police checked the vehicle and learned it belonged to Paul Kovacs of Elgin who was driving it to Sycamore when it broke down, and he left it in Madison's yard.
A Rockford girl known locally was instantly killed last night when an automobile struck her as she and friends returned from an evening at the Palace. A member of the party was seriously injured, with the outcome not yet known. The victim, identified as Miss Wentworth, was well known in DeKalb circles where she had visited on several occasions.
The debate in the assembly led to appointing a six member committee to advise the council on Armenia relief. Dr Nansen claimed 53 000 and 16 098 000 pounds were needed, urging American participation. Arthur Balfour and Britain were cited, and a mandatory power was sought. In Boulogne, Germany, a clash between socialists injured several and killed others.
Hog prices fell on multiple markets amid weak bidding. Chicago reports show averages near 11.40, a low not seen since 1953. Indianapolis notes similar lows around 11.40. Kansas City opening losses ran 25 to counts with averages 11.18 to 19.48, marking a four year low. St Paul and Buffalo markets also posted new lows, with Buffalo noting best hogs at 11.50, first since 1916.
Moscow wireless reports opposition to Russian forces dissolved and General Simeon Petlaraishevik, once a leader of Polish Russian peace talks, abandoned his troops. Negotiations terminated yesterday with Russian delegates stating Poland.
Senator McCormick departs for overseas duty amid unsettled conditions and a visit to observe international affairs. The trip, reported from Uremes and New York, aims to assess postwar realities and support farm and economic policy priorities through renewed liaison with allied governments.
A petition to reopen the hearing about roughly 200 600 workers is discussed with testimony from L W Wells of Swift & Co. He cites declines across textile and shoe trades and rising unemployment, though some western cities show less impact. Redmond A Drenna protests the reopening, arguing for changed conditions.
Victor L Berger's attorney Sermour Steadman filed a brief in federal court asking dismissal of the government's suit claiming a violation of the espionage act. The brief contends the United States is not at war with Germany, so prosecution should be abated.
Romegaly Nov 22 United Press reports the birth anniversary of Pope Benedict was celebrated in Rome with gatherings and religious observances marking the historic birthday of the pontiff.
Reports from Dublin and surrounding areas describe a violent day as Sinn Fein attackers challenged British forces. Police and troops conducted raids, searches, and martial law measures with trains halted and streets under heavy patrols. Casualty lists grew with dozens of killed or wounded, including officers and civilians.
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