France Denounces Germany as Kaiser's War Crimes in Revised Treaty
Clemenceau delivers a bitter cover letter detailing Germany’s crimes and the revised terms of the peace treaty. He argues peace must rest on justice for all, warning Germany of sanctions and outlining concessions on Danzig, the Kiel canal, and Schleswig, while detailing Germany’s demand for a limited army and international accountability. The German reply remains to be read in Weimar as the fate of the peace hinges on a final yes or no by Saturday.
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Europe
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Wilson
Lloyd George
Orlando
Wison
Illinois House clears 50 000 fund for search and seizure
Illinois House passes a 50 000 measure to fund enforcement of the search and seizure act if enacted, amid a busy session with major bills. Chicago win big as the Chicago assessment basis shifts to one half of full cash value, and a $27 million bonding power boost is approved for the city. The Senate backs ward redistricting and other items while the legislature debates eight hour workday, suffrage, border protection, and disease control measures.
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Lee O'Neil Browne
Illinois News Nuggets From State Wide Brevity
Treasury saves for Illinois schools by distributing ten thousand dollar hand grenade bank models. Strause granted new trial for Meade slaying as jury conduct questioned. Baker elevator fire causes twenty thousand loss with 10000 bushels stored. Fire at Steward elevator suspected arson. Carmi man Lowhone denied new trial, to hang October 17 for Nottingham murder. Neer Baltimore & Ohio veteran railroad official dies at 65. Mrs Brown drowns rescuing daughters as another child saved in Mississippi. Lightning kills Chicago man fishing near Kenosha. Sangamon county labor convention planned for June 29. Bloomington aims 150000 for YWCA building. Timels Retail Shoe Dealers convention in Springfield late July. Rockford offers 3000 annuity for park. Harvest work delays August election in Logan county. Ninety-one year old Mrs Brewster supervising farm work. Rockton to build community house. Rosicare fluor spar mine suspends for 30 days. Morton Building and Loan charter issued. Rock Island reports tall police officer Bowman. Urbana murder case Joseph Plack jailed for life. Amboy Italian fined for rabbit hunting. Harriet Johnson will endow parrot care. Knotville rental auction reaches high bid of 20 per acre. Barberry eradication urged to boost wheat crop.
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Treasury Department
Illinois
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Supreme Court
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Peoria
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Iwen
Frank Lowhone
Carmi
Max Nottingham
Nathaniel J. Neer
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Miinois
David W Brown
Quincy
Kenosha
Wis
John Redpath
Chicago
Fshing
Camp Lake
Kenosha County
Springfield
Sangamon County
Labor Party
Bloomington
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Timels Retail Shoe Dealers’ Agreciation
Thomas Levins
Rockford
Logan County
C C Brewster
Middle Creek
Ogie County
Hale and Hearty
Rockton
Rock Island
Tilfsois
Ollie M. Bowman
Edward Noffiz
Urbana
Joseph Plack
John Lamboro
Harriet Johnson
Morris
W. J. Buggies
Knotville
F. B. Kempton
University of Mlingis
Grappe sts Threat To VineYards Grape Curculio And Root Borer
The grape curculio is the eastern United States’ most destructive pest to vines, feeding on leaves from spring to frost and capable of wiping out 35 to 100 percent of fruit without protection. It can be controlled by arsenic sprays, while the root borer requires cultivation and cultural methods to promote vigorous growth. pests emerge around Concord bloom, with ants and spiders as allies of nature.
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Unitéd Sexta Department of Agriculture
United States
Arsenica Spraya
Bulletin Gays
Concord
Seasor
Pruning Neglected Trees A Guide For Water Sprouts
In pruning a poorly cared for tree water sprouts should be retained for one season to aid recovery. The shoots provide surface area to feed the plant, but as pruning progresses the role of water sprouts is reduced. The second year the sprouts may be removed.
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