08 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
1
The readable text references brokers pressing actions and a cautious stance by residents. Mentions of hearings or warnings imply a local dispute or enforcement effort. Names and clear details are obscured, but the fragment suggests ongoing leverage or regulatory pressure in a neighborhood context.
Fragmentary notices report rising complaints about speeding on streets and calls for stricter enforcement. The garbled text mentions streets, patrols, and public safety concerns, with readers urged to report speeding incidents to local authorities.
A damaged electric car jumped a track last evening near Peart and Locus streets. The vehicle left the road and wrecked, sparking a likely scare in the vicinity and prompting emergency responses.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Felix Diez and exile, with unreadable phrases and garbled names. Reads as a brief note about a person facing departure or exile, lacking clear dates, places, or context.
Reports describe bass striking during the current season with fishermen noting new weights and patterns. One named angler, L. B. Wueer, is mentioned among others seen during calm weather and favorable conditions as fishers speculate on why larger bass are more active this year.
Tourists paused last evening to view a flag as a strong searchlight swept the Normal school area. Wagging cords and soldiers nearby drew attention while the crowd marveled at the scene and the distant city lights.
Mee Sowit reported a vicious dog attack near Mate Avenue last night. Police tracked the animal, describing it as aggressive, and it was shot after failing to respond to the search for its owner. The owner remains unknown as authorities investigate.
The article notes Tocal school teams ready for tough games with Northwestern and Aurora opponents. It mentions new players, an expanded roster, and the schedule including several matches starting at 8 o clock. Normal plans to field Harris as a key player to boost the team’s chances.
The Green Flame stage show at the Princes venue boasts striking effects and a bold performance lineup. Warren Keerican headlines with a troupe, promising a vibrant display and dramatic visuals for attendees.
Suspicious invitation fragment references a Kishwaukee Club dinner event on a Sunday with Chechen dinner note. Text mentions a request to make reservations before 5 06 p.m on a Saturday dated 26s. No clear organizations or people specified.
United Press dispatches report Senator Reed demanding official records of the peace conference to counter Wilson administration claims. Separate item notes Joseph Rodriguez denying a Denton murder confession as an absolute fake, with Los Angeles officials questioning the alleged crime linkage.
En route with Governor Cox in Paducah Kentucky on October S- quoted remarks argue a political oligarchy aims to control presidency and Congress The governor predicts four Supreme Court vacancies in four years and asserts a Harding presidency would appoint four reactionary judges The speech frames the league of nations as the campaign's central issue for voters
A local recruiting officer received one of the first aid kits the army is sending to stations after the big New York explosion. Army men on duty nearby offered quick aid to the wounded within minutes, showing the kit’s value for rapid response to future accidents.
In New York the death list from the Steamship G. R. Crowe explosion grew from five to more as three remain unaccounted for and several of the 40 injured are expected to die. The blast on a projecting deck was caused when an acetylene torch ignited frmaes.
Ramsey is the new pastor at Cortland Methodist Church. The afternoon service has been announced to shift to 1 o clock in the morning. Sunday school will immediately follow.
Several boys fished a bomb from a creek near the Main street viaduct. The device weighed about 15 inches in circumference and housed dynamite powder. Officials announced the find as a potential attack plan with extensive damage possible to the viaduct.
In Triest socialist leaders adopt a platonic teserction reaffirming solidarity with Russia amid condemning Bolshevism. The item places the scene in Brent Rome, Italy, dated October 8, with weather notes and a photographer credit.
Shaver's Confectionery will open its lunch room for the winter season this Saturday October 9 offering free coffee, and evening service.
London reports indicate major fronts halted as Warsaw communique states armistice along Latheseaniat front ended and nations prepare a peace treaty with Finland and Russia. Only southern Russia sees continued fighting with anti Bolshevik forces. Soviets reportedly accept Poland’s claim to Vilna.
An early morning fire at seven o'clock damaged a barn owned by CJohnson at South Seventh Street. Firefighters arrived to find the roof in flames and spared the rest of the building after rapid hose deployment. The roof and some siding were burned and it is unclear if rebuilding will occur.
A large force of masons works on the hospital walls as rising structures become visible. The goal is to complete most walls before colder weather shuts in, with work advancing steadily over the past months.
The Marine Band under contract to perform in Normal on October 23 under the auspices of the American Legion is set to play in a large hall packed to capacity. Charles Talbot received the notice from the Legion confirming the event has been secured. Fans praise the band and expect a great musical night for McRath music lovers.
Representatives of five great powers gather in Washington to map a better element of communication through safeguards for unrestrained exchange. The meeting precedes the international communications conference called by President Wilson with invitations extended to all nations including Germany.
Washington October S-Press says Armistice Sunday to be observed as a memorial day for Americans who gave their lives in the world war. The note declares Sunday November 14 as Armistice Sunday. Also mentions sale of "Flack Cat" items at Chandlers this Saturday.
Washington expected changes in House size and representation after the 1929 census. Some lawmakers say the body could grow toward about 500 members if current representation bases hold, while others predict adjustments altering rural and urban districts. Changes in city and rural counts depend on whether the base remains unchanged or is shifted.
Dayton witnesses questioned about a June 20 1919 note alleged from Cox and paid by Dayton Produce Company as the Senate committee on campaign expenditures continues its probe. The inquiry seeks to trace the note and a claim funds concealed the source of the 37000 campaign fund to reelect Cox governor in 1916.
A six foot stretch of brick pavement was removed this morning on the block between First and Second streets as a water service pipe broke. The line feeding the Broughton Boardman building proved too small for demand and a larger main will be installed to prevent future breaks.
United Press En Route reports Senator Warren S Harding toured Missouri while promoting his position on the League of Nations. He reiterated opposition to the covenant as drafted and indicated support for some form of international association, aligning with Borah on limited scope. Washington notes claim Harding shifted toward irreconcilables per J P Tumulty.
Washington aims to obtain a new ruling on unhampered cable rights as tensions rise over shore access. A preliminary meeting of the interstate commerce commission conference begins today with representatives from major powers, focusing on cabling drawn from Germany.
Fire Prevention Day emphasizes a fireless day on Saturday October 9. Fire Chief M. H. McEvoy urges DeKalb residents to clean premises and inspect electrical heating and ventilating equipment, with special focus on chimneys. Call the fire station for a property inspection if chimney condition is uncertain. Citizens are urged to help cut the 25 million dollar annual fire loss.
Residents along the Lincoln Highway west of the city extend hospitality for an open house on the celebration night. John Glidden and neighbors announced open houses and Mrs Corey likewise invited all to use lawns porches or homes. A parking space will be available. Col J H Jarboe announced the speaking lineup including S S Bradt A G Hennedy John Dowds J G Wright and J Stanley Brown. The parade forms at 5 39 pm on Lincoln Highway and proceeds west to Creston then Malta and DeKalb with fireworks candies bombs and music from two bands. The event aims to showcase community spirit with multiple gatherings and speeches along the route.
The text states that new recruits are secured for the Army and helpers for the above positions are needed and will be taken. It notes all positions relate to regular army service and extra duty for special assignments.
An audience of foreign nationals gathered at Third Lincoln Highway last evening to hear W. L. Herdy, an en czeater in Socialist party employ, deliver a speech criticizing current conditions. The talk pleased attendees who showed unity with the speaker. The column closes with an advertisement for Fancy canning pears at $1.95 per bushel, while supplies last.
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