Lowden in hot speech over Chicago power in Illinois race
Governor Lowden charged that rival governors and reformers pressed to withdraw in a Springfield meeting to avoid splitting the anti-Tammany forces. He declared Lundin of Chicago wields real power and warned that electing Small as governor would concentrate power behind the scenes, urging Republicans to unite against what he called a covert state takeover plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Russel
Brundage
Ogleby
Lundin
Chicago
Vermner Frank
Springfield
Londin-Thompson Tammany
Londin Thompson Tammany
Small
Covernor
Ilinois
America
Laindin
Eley
Minnis
Lincoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
Lenene
North Dakota
Rome
Theseon
Omiesby
Charles Camp Dies After Four Week Illness
Charles Camp, longtime city resident and former alderman, died last night at City Hospital after a four week paralysis stroke. He served as deputy sheriff for six years and leaves two sons Roy and Ray, plus four sisters. Funeral set for tomorrow at 1 30 p m from the Roy Camp home with private services, burial in Sycamore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Camp
Mayfield
Florence Lott
Sycamore
DeKalb
Harrison Street
Rd Family
Sycamore Cemetery
Shurtleff Out Today In Illinois Senate Race
Readers are told Shurtleff withdraws from the race and endorses Chipperfield for United States senator. The field includes Chipperfield, Congressman McKinley, and Colonel Smith with Thompson factions backing Smith. Shurtleff cites military service and American Legion ties in his endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugtediontss
Smingfeld
Republicas
Lieut
Choy
John G. Ogtesby
Thompson
United States
Edward Shurtlety
Marengo
Chipperfield
Canton
William B. McKinley
Champaign
Frank L. Smith
Dwight
Smith
Shurtleff
Oxlesby
Fear Violence in the Strike at Brooklyn
Fear of further violence rose in Brooklyn today after a car was attacked by strikers and a riot ensued. A striker was shot in the hip, many were injured by stones, more than 30 shots were fired, and one striker was arrested on rioting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Brooklyn Traction
The Gautier tale and Star comedy in AI Lit To page
The Star reports on a Gautier tale and a new AI Lit To comedy by Snub Pollard. World laws news events are pictured alongside performances at T2350 and a $200 figure cited, with other local notes and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sierey Ieayer
the Bier
Gautier
Steiner
Tuli
Action
Farm implement dealers face possible anti trust action
United Press reports the Department of Justice may prosecute farm machine dealers and manufacturers. Washington considers reactivating the government suit against International Harvester. The FTC notes dealer and manufacturer associations coordinated price increases beyond justified costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Try
United Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
International Harvester Company
Wenpe
Federal Trade Commission
Car Struck In Home Turn In Hemoniemm NY Scene
A man turning into his yard in Hemoniemm New York near Cortland was struck by a car driven by Harry Good. Both vehicles suffered heavy damage and police were summoned. it will be some time before either car is operable again.
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Hemoniemm
Nyme
Cortland
Harry Goody
Ted
Little Girl Hit by Car in De Kalb Yesterday
Gladys Masterson, daughter of Rev. Masterson of Sycamore Baptist church, was badly bruised yesterday afternoon when a car driven by Violet Hjerdgstedt struck and shattered a drinking fountain at Fourth Street and Lincoln Highway as she reached for a drink. The injury was not serious, though she was dazed for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Masterson
Rev. Masterson
Sycamore Baptist Church
Violet Hjerdgstedt
Fourth, Sireey and
Lincoln Highway
Lightning Strikes Near Waterman Cause Wide Damage
Severe storm spreads destruction across the Waterman area with multiple barns and outbuildings burned, including Henry Bridges place. Roy Greenfield and others rush to fight blazes as lightning also strikes an inn road arrester. Insurance covers much of the losses, while nearby towns suffer minor outages and telephone wires are damaged but service largely holds.
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Roy Greenfield
Waterman
Bern
11Th and
Lincoln Highway
Slush fund charges spark Senate clash in Chicago
United Press report from Chicago on Sept. 7 outlines Edwin H. Moore's testimony to a senate committee accusing the Republican party of building a dual organization to raise a 14 to 16 million dollar campaign fund. Moore named several directors and money raisers from Ohio Illinois Kansas Utah and other states, while committee members pressed for stronger evidence and Moore disputed claims of hearsay.
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United Press
Chicago
Edwin H. Moore
Youngstown
Ohio
Cox
Senate Slush Fund
Republican Party
Moore
Milnois
Kansas
Utah
William Boyse Thompson
Walter Dickey
Kansas City
Senate
BR. TH. Moore
Gvernor Cox
Kenyon
William Boise Thompson
Fred Miller
Columbus
Harry M. Blair
Republican National Committee
C. W. Lee
Henry E. Owens
John Kelley
Charles Fricher
Charles Mavitz
West Virginia
Bla
Ways and Means
A. A. Protzman
Cleveland
Edward Silver
Yountstown
Uncle Sam Protests Mexico Over Oil Property Clash
Washington, Sept 7 United States officials have sent a vigorous note protesting the Carranza governments program that continues to target American oil properties in Mexico. The move signals heightened diplomatic tension as Mexico faces U.S. pressure over oil concerns and property rights amid regional instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuited Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
Harding on Trip Today En Route to Twin Cities
Warren G. Harding, aboard his special train, spoke at Huntington Indiana to railroad workers en route to Minneapolis. He avoided committing to aggressive positions on the League of Nations or the Hague tribunal, saying any stance would come from future conferences with capable minds as international conditions evolve.
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Huntington
Ind
Warren G. Harding
Twin Cities
Erie
Harding
Minneapolis
Martin
Ohio
Indiana
Northwest
Minnesota
League of Nations
Hague Tribunal
New Step by Local Boys Open Store of Service for Men and Women
Carlson, Benson, Elvin and Carl today announce a new service store at 127 East Lincoln Highway. They will host an opening to showcase a modernized cleaning and dyeing business with tailoring by Ed Price and a full line of men and women attire plus samples. The firm emphasizes real service, with three tailors, clarifier cleaning, and repair work. Local DeKalb residents support the venture as the new store aims to rival metropolitan shops.
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Metropoitan
Carlson
Benson
Elvin
Carl
Oday
East
Lincoln Highway
DeKalb
Josep Brothers
Ed. V. Price
Who's Your Tailor” Company
DeKalb Products
DeKalb Labor Day Parade Draws Huge Crowds
A Sunday storm kept some away yet DeKalb celebrated Labor Day 1920 with an immense out-of-town audience. Band concerts, picnics in Annie’s Woods, a joint mayor-led debate, vaudeville acts, a beauty contest, and a grand automobile procession highlighted a day praised for orderly, spirited festivities and striking city decorations.
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Wainy
DeKalb
Annie's Woods
Third Street
Lincoln Highway
Frank E. Warley
A. M. Hall
Indianapolis
Merion Beale
Chicago
Chronicle
League Holds Fine Meeting In This City
The Luther League gathered with over 2 telepates present for an engaging session. Officers elected include President Ler Solomonson Rockford Vice President Frank Sandholm Evcamore Secretary Miss Elizabeth Anderson DeKalb Treasurer Elmer Johnson Rockford. A prize of 1000 dollars was set for missions for the coming year. C M Olander English field secretary for the Illinois church delivered a notable address on the American Lutheran church’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
League
Cosen
Ler, Solomonson
Rockford
Presdent
Frank Sandholm
Evcamore
Elizabeth Anderson
DeKalb
Elmer Johnson
Beechord
C. M. Olander
Church
Itllinois
American Lutheran Church
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Lowden
Fred Lundin
Morris
Keer Teac
City Hospital
Chiperfield
Brooklyn
DeKalb Post American Legion
Jarboe’s Hall
D. Fisk
Adj
Sundby
Counry
Cty
Henry Bridses
Chester C. Hamlin
Colorado Springs
Uncle Sam
Carlson & Benson
Lee Cenlin
Little Bret
Awas
Zaida Glidden
Ellwood
Jarlan
G. H. Deane
Terry Redmond
A. G. Kennedy
Verna Newsham
Frank Baithis
Commissioner Goodison
Deane
Eva Benson
Mareo Anderson
Mary Smith
Helen Krueger
Stuart Anderson
Tyler Rankin
A. G. Fontelli
Kem
Mr. du- Jardin
Bradt Farm
South Fourth Street
Mr. DuJardin
Thrilled
A. C. Wildey
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