29 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
1
A report highlights the Normal School’s fine greenhouse plant, noting strong growth and well maintained facilities. Tout Mase discusses the ongoing effort by Fortane Telier TM Preece Tesucht in presenting horticultural progress.
The piece reports Governor James M. Cox touring Ohio attacking Senator Warren G. Harding and President Wilson legacy. Cox plans speeches in Akron Youngstown and nearby towns. The text notes hostile rhetoric, calls for unity, and campaign events highlighting political clash and party strategy.
Students at the high school participate in a straw vote to gauge opinions on a school issue. The effort seeks broad student input as ballots are counted and tabulated, with early returns suggesting strong student engagement and diverse viewpoints.
Community chatter centers on a local camping spot and outdoor discussions. People weigh experiences and potential visits while residents share memories and plans for future outings amid casual conversations.
Three men were shot in a street fight in south Chicago early today. Police say the incident occurred near a hotel area with unclear motives and no arrests have been reported.
The Chronicle arranges with United Press to broadcast election results starting at six in the evening. An open telephone circuit will relay returns from New York and Chicago until 2 a.m. to inform Isitalb and surrounding residents. The paper promises faster, more reliable updates than other sources.
Professor Gilbert of the normal school plans to attend the state convention of charities and corrections in Jorksville for a one day meeting. He will speak on charitable work and has an interesting report to present on his return. Also an item: For sale a teak sideboard.
A local listing announces The Fortune Teller show tonight at Princess Piahouse. Tickets are available at the venue with seating options for all ages and a planned start at dusk, promising a mystic performance by a regional entertainer.
A two vehicle collision about two miles east of the city near 2:00 this afternoon injured a couple, with one passenger severely bruised. The cars belonged to Earl ey Hunt of this city and Mr Sev er son living east of Cortland. others suffered lesser injuries.
A crash near Cortland injures Mrs Severson as a Hunt party aims for a Shriners gathering in Chicago. Details describe a collision with Severson’s car and subsequent hospital care. The piece also discusses Democratic nominee Mr Lewis and Republican Mr Small, urging support for Small amid Windier law references and gubernatorial politics.
A San Francisco dispatch reports a new California ballot measure aimed at restricting Japanese land ownership. It would bar leasing land or holding it through majority land-owning corporations by Japanese individuals or their children who are citizens. The measure mirrors and would extend existing California land laws and faces opposition from Japanese groups who plan further campaigning after November.
Gust Pierson of North Sevemn street suffered a severe stroke yesterday morning while at home. Despite immediate attention his condition worsened, and doctors say he is well past middle age with slim chances of recovery.
New York Oct 23 Jones, owner of a taproom, must answer in federal court next month to an indictment charging violation of the Prohibition era law. The indictment alleges he possessed whiskey on the night of August, leading to an altercation with comedian Orb Slavia.
A serious derailment near La Fox halted North Western trains today. Affected lines saw delays as the wrecking crew cleared debris, with many travelers opting for the Aurora car to reach Chicozee. P Nemel was removed from the east path, and the first mail train was expected to run tonight.
Local hiwi school team prepares to meet Freeport in an away game. DeKalb lineup misses Racz, but players remain confident. Coach and fans anticipate a fast, action packed contest with strong turnout.
British leaders declared the great strike over after dawn negotiations. Officials promised peaceful return to work as federation factions pledged to ratify the accord and restore normal operations following weeks of disruption.
Campaign notes show Governor Osx slated for Akron visit as Harding plans a statewide push. Includes emphasis on early motions and public outreach during the trip.
A brief note suggests some kids will celebrate this evening while cautioning that those who misbehave may face consequences. The message emphasizes orderly conduct during the celebration.
Washington October 23 President Wilson sent a letter to Governor Cox warmly endorsing his efforts and urging support for federal initiatives. The communication reflects ongoing cooperation between the executive branch and state leadership during the crisis period.
Voters will weigh the gubernatorial race and the broader national ticket on November 2, 1920. The fate of Len Small and the state slate along with national and congressional candidates hinges on the decision. The ballot concerns the very liberty of the nation and the framework of government.
Dublin marks ten minutes of silence for Terrence MacSchaer, with religious services and crowds bowing heads at the docks. Sinn Fein crowds escort relatives to cathedral for mass, then a special train departs for Cork amid tensions over the body recovery from authorities.
Farmers in Kansas hold wheat as a strike pressure tactic to push prices higher. Dealers anticipate farmers may be compelled to sell at lower levels to meet market demands and stabilize trade tensions.
A fragmented classified item seeks clean rags from readers. Appears to request cut pieces suitable for wiping and cleaning, mentioning stems and fabrics. The garbled text references books or gins and old stock but readability is limited.
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