25 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
1
The Chronicle notes a limited run of Christmas cards and asks recipients to inquire at the office before next Wednesday. It mentions samples will be available and urges those who have been asked about cards to respond promptly.
Fragment reads as a brief update on Ly’s condition after an incident at Mr Jem involving a bee outbreak. Readers are told Ly is recovering and mentions possible care steps or ongoing observation.
In a Los Angeles dispatch, Ed O Donnell reports a speedway crash that injured racer O D O Donnell and fatally impacted crew, with Chevrolet mechanics involved. The piece notes Gaston, youngest of the Chevrolet brothers, setting a record at the Indianapolis race and lists Victors Searles and Miller in top positions. Separately, Alonzo Graffam of this city dies after a paralysis stroke, born in Ireland, survived by three of six children, with funeral set at Marys Church and burial at St Marys Cemetery.
Vague local note reports a bank theft in Mareen with investigators pursuing two men seen in a car. Sheriff Frank Scheemhel said authorities are checking leads but no arrests or outcomes are confirmed.
A fragment notes Mexican bandits forming a pattern or habit, with unclear details and garbled phrasing, suggesting recurring activity without specific dates people or places.
The Federal Council of Churches votes to honor Universal Bible Sunday on the last Sunday in November marking the tercentenary of the Pilgrims Mayflower voyage. The First Congregational church plans special music and a lecture by Beloit College professor John F. Deane on the theme How We All Grow.
Farmers near the city report that some hunters are careless with shooting causing livestock injuries. Mr Adams, east of the city, says two of his sheep were killed and he is very upset. Farmers may ban hunting on their lands if shooters do not change.
Search for victims continued today after an eastbound Grand Trunk passenger train derailed and was struck by a freight train in Toronto. Authorities reported several passengers missing and four deaths tentatively confirmed as crews assessed the wreckage.
Members of the local Boy Scout troop worked this morning on their fundraiser selling tickets for a forthcoming concert. Scouts emphasized patriotism, duty, and readiness to serve, noting their admiration for national leaders and the value of proper respect and discipline.
An Irish newspaper item describes a Dublin explosion event with political figures like Arthur Griffith and John McNeill, detailing arrests, raids, and mass detentions. It notes extremist threats and a call to “be prepared” amid chaotic scenes with police, soldiers, and seized documents across the city.
Police surrounded the exclusive Union club on Fifth Avenue after Sinn Fein sympathizers rioted near the venue. Four men were arrested. three faces charged with malicious misconduct and W A Hoffman Jr held on concealed weapons charges after allegedly drawing a sword and defying rioters during the clash following a MacSwiney memorial service.
Officials in Washington awaited a response from Europe after the United States repudiated the Anglo French Mesopotamia oil division accord. Secretary Colby sent a note of protest to Great Britain aiming to influence the upcoming Geneva Nations Assembly on mandates.
In Doorn Holland on November 26 the former Augusta Victoria known as ex Empress was able to converse with her children today. Doctors expect she will rally from her illness. Prince LeSpola and the former crown prince departed Boern tedar.
A meeting of the Red Cross Directors will be held Saturday at 3 00 P M in the rear room of the First National Bank building. E P Ellwood 305 urges attendance with an important notice.
Potatoes for sale at 1.2 dollars per bushel near Aurora line at Northern Illinois crossing. Also lumber and a small air tight heater offered cheaply. Try a Chronicle Want Ad at 205.
President elect Harding concluded his canal zone inquiry after returning to Cologne. He heard citizen stories and plans to study canal zone officials actions. The talks covered Panama citizens satisfaction, tests for American shipping, fortifications, and alleged concession diversions to the Panama railroad. Also noted are Thanksgiving visits from Chicago visitors at the Lindsay home.
J. I. Whitgrove left yesterday for New York to meet his son Leland and spend a few days with him and his pals, accompanying an Annapolis West Point gene event in the city.
The funeral of Mrs. Israel Stone was held this afternoon from the home at one o'clock and from the church at 1 30 with hundreds of friends and relatives present to pay final respects to her memory. Following the services the body was taken to Fairview for burial.
A life insurance policy for $260,000 was delivered to James Homan, Oklahoma millionaire, who died today after a shooting. Authorities intensified their search for Mrs Clara Smith Hamon, who vanished following the shooting amid a web of political and personal ties.
The readable fragments reference a sale and terms discussed by named parties and groups. The text shows mentions of a sale action, dates, and involved individuals but lacks coherent details. Further context is needed to confirm participants, location, and exact stakes.
Major General L. H. Beech urges rapid completion of a defense system for naval bases and ports. He calls for armaments capable of withstanding the world’s strongest threats and asks Secretary Baker to provide proper provisions for an efficient plan.
Nansen praises Wilson in a Geneva league assembly address. The report notes Nansen’s prominent role and describes the league as a two roing concern with Nansen taking a leading part.
Residents report Mrs. Harry Lewis of Sandwich is in very serious condition after a major operation in Chicago. She was brought home last week and doctors fear for her recovery.
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