German peace talks face final decision by assembly
Allied negotiations on reparations and postwar terms unfold as Germany considers the treaty with the assembly to decide on acceptance. Berlin officials stress no sign until Berin consulted. indemnities to be paid to the limit of Germanys means. Police in Bessemer report bombs built for anarchists and link a Washington death to a resident Lazdue amid anti red activity.
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United Dread
Paris
France
American Commission
Bellgium
Germany
League of Nations Committee
League
Territorial Committee
Berlin
National Assembly
Assembly
Peace Committee
Versailles
Bern
Nations Assembly
Workers Council of the Democratic Party
United Press
Bessemer
Finerty
Palmer Home
Washington
Lewis Lardue
Carbon
Pinerty
Holyoke
Mass
Pittsburgh
Lurdue
Tan
Lares
Lazdue
George Walsh Stars in Luck and Pluck at the Star
George Walsh performs in Luck and Pluck at the Star tonight. The athletic star delivers thrilling work and bold stunts for an hour of entertainment. Performances start at seven with prices adults 20c children 15c plus tax.
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George Walsh
Star
Ali
Eivery
Settlement of wire strike may come soon
Washington June 9 The settlement of the threatened nationwide strike of telephone and telegraph workers rests with Postmaster General Burleson and the labor department. Action by the president will not be used until these agencies fail to secure an agreement. Neither agency disclosed lines of inquiry or progress toward averting the walkout.
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United Preas
Washington, D. C
Burleson
Labor Department
Post Office
Labor Departments
Averthe
Latter Day Saints to Attend District Conference
Members of the Latter Day Saints will attend a district conference this week near Osta wa between Mission township and Norway. Several delegates will travel from the local church.
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Ostawa
Mission Township
Norway
Austria Rejects Peace Terms as Death Sentence
President Zietz told the Vienna assembly that the peace treaty is a death sentence for German Austria and that the ministry agrees it is unacceptable. Foreign Minister Bower warned that losing Czech Slovakia would subjugate 3,600,000 German Austrians and cede key industrial and agricultural regions.
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United Dressy
Vienna
Zietz
National Assembly
Germany
Bower
Czech
Slovakia
Soviet Armies Drill Against Czechs Near Budapest
Soviet forces push in western Hungary despite counter revolutions and reports say they defeated Czech troops after two days of fighting and captured a town 30 miles north of Budapest. Reports also claim two more towns fell as uprisings spread in western Germany.
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United Pressy
Copenhagen
Denmark
Hungary
Red
Budapest
Germany
Anderson Gets Carload Tile At DeKalb
John Anderson a drain tile expert received a carload of tile this morning and put his two sons with Delbert Borrie to work unloading. He noted the boys kept asking for tasks and decided to test their endurance despite the heat.
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Anderson
John Anderson
DeKalb
Delbert Borrie
John
Autoists In Two Accidents Over Sunday
Two weekend accidents were reported. A group of Rochelle youths mixing alcohol with gasoline caused a sharp chin cut to one rider near Maple Park Saturday night. Yesterday afternoon a Victor Klein car was struck near Fourth Street on Lincoln Highway. no injuries, occupants shaken but unharmed.
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Rochelle Young
Maple Park
Victor Klein
Fourth Street
Lincoln Highway
John Fitzgerald Sends Home German Souvenirs
John Fitzgerald now in Germany has sent home a varied collection including coins trinkets postcards and uniform straps. He states he will bring more and hopes to be home soon.
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John Fitzgerald
Germany
DeKalb Lad Receives Honor for Bravery in WWI Action
Clarence A. Peterson of the medical detachment 129th Infantry earned a distinguished citation from Major General George Bell for gallantry at Consenvoye on September 29 1918. He dressed and cared for wounded under fire, later severely gassed October 9 and now at home recovering.
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DeKalb
Clarence Peterson
129Th Infantry
Ben Peterson
North Seventh Street
Bell
Clarence A. Peterson
65Th Brigade
Consenvoye
George Bell
35Rd
Modest
Peterson
Ban Lifted on Gold Exports of Clean Cotton Rags
Washington June 9 The Federal Reserve Board lifted the 6c per pound ban on knit cotton exports. Rags must be clean free from buttons pins or hooks and not scraps. Chronicle office notes the policy change in the United States near term.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Board
Chronicle Office
United States
DeKalb Parade and Labor Convention Report
DeKalb plans a Thursday parade to honor soldiers with a large turnout and a fast ball game featuring Lefty Sullivan for the DeKalb team against the West Ends of Chicago. Across Atlantic City delegates attend the AFL 39th convention addressing reconstruction, league of nations, Mooney and Debs cases, and the telegraphers strike amid Prohibition concerns.
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DeKalb
Annie's Woods
Jarboe
Locust Street
Seventh Street
Jarbee
War Service
Lefty Sullivan
White Sox
West Ends
Chicago
Boyle
United Press
Atlantic City
N.J
American Federation of Labor
Europe
Samuel Gompers
League of Nations
Mooney
Debs
Lincoln Highway Work Advances Despite Small Crew
The Lincoln High Way project progresses rapidly with under 100 workers. Large machines operate from early to late, preparing roads for cement work while detour signs guide Chicago cars from all city approaches.
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Lincoln HighWay
Chicago
Elks Meet Tonight With Four to Be Tailed For Membership
Elks members are urged to attend the regular meeting this evening. Four candidates will be processed for membership and a lunch is planned after the session. The house committee notes additional items will come up for action.
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B. P.O. Elks
House Committee
Kiks
Store Manager Recovers From Ankle Injury
Allen Buckaloo suffered a three bone ankle fracture last week and is reported to be recovering well. Doctors expect he may use crutches at home soon as he heals, keeping him out of work briefly. Buckaloo contributed to the Thoy doings and the baseball association prior to the accident.
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Allen Buckaloo
Buck
Baseball Association
Children in City Have Their Day
Children in the city enjoyed a joyous day at church observances. White frocked girls and neat boys sang with readings and dialogues. June flowers decorated services and baptisms were held in nearly every church.
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The
Eity
Money Appeal For Homecoming Celebration Urges Immediate Pledge
A local committee appeals to the public to come across with the money for the home coming celebration this Thursday. The treasurer Franz Parks of the First National Bank asks all pledged sums be paid at once to settle urgent bills.
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Franz Parks
First National Bank
Gas Trouble Delays Work At Plant
Gas supply woes at the plant caused a drop in pressure this morning due to naphtaline contamination. Tanks slow to fill and townwide outages persisted until repairs progressed in the afternoon while linotype equipment suffered from gas loss all forenoon.
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Tippy
Chronicle
Joe Glidden Returns Home After Serious Illness
Joe Glidden arrived yesterday afternoon from Augustana hospital in Chicago. He appeared worn from a recent operation but the judge said he was recovering and would soon be able to move about town.
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Joe Glidden
Augustana Hospital
Chicago
Henaughans Welcome Sailor Son From Camp Visit
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Henaughan and Miss Ella Cummings met Bryan Henaughan in Chicago Saturday morning as he arrived from a naval training camp. He was transferred to Philadelphia during a planned furlough and local friends shared about three hours of pleasure. Henaughan reports gaining about 16 pounds and feeling better than ever.
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S. M. Henaughan
Ella Cummings
Chicago
Bryan Henaughan
Northwestern
Philadelphia
Henavughan
Three Swanson Boys Drive Taxi Cabs Now
The Swanson brothers Harry Elmer and Paul are all driving taxi cabs with one more car added to the fleet. Soldier Harry has returned this week and the brothers promise top notch service under the slogan The barn without a key. Cicer O Conor of Chicago visited over the weekend.
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Swanson
Harry
Elmer
Paul
Mrs Culver Dies At Son's Aurora Home
Dr. and Mrs. R P Culver attended the funeral of Diantha Culver who died at her son Dr D D Culver’s home in Aurora. She 77, long with her son in Aurora, had visited Chicago relatives recently. Burial was in Millington. She leaves four sons Dr D D Culver Aurora Dr VP Culver DeKalb Hosea Culver Sandwish and Capt J S Culver Fort Sheridan and three daughters Mrs W M Whitney Mrs Anna Jones Chicago and Mrs George Wilson Millington plus six grandchildren.
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R. P. Culver
Diantha Culver
D. D. Culver
Aurora
Culver
Chicago
Lato
Millington
VP. Culver
Supervisors Open Three Day June Session at Court House
The board of supervisors begins a three day June session at the courthouse in Ayinil More with routine matters on the agenda. Road work is expected to be discussed along with the county sanitarium project following a prior special meeting.
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Board of Supervisors
Ayinil
Tts
Phillips Auto Trip to Florida Today
Mr and Mrs Fred Phillips and two sons began an automobile journey to Miami planning the full trip by car The family equipped a trailer with provisions repairs and a Pull You Out and expected an enjoyable ride They promised to send back a detailed account and occasional card from the route.
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Fred Phillips
Miami
Fla
Another Mad Dog Shot Here Sunday
Police were called to deal with another mad dog roaming near the Pines. The animal had behaved oddly for some time, causing alarm among residents. An experienced hunter dispatched the dog as it ran through the area. Residents urged to keep dogs under close watch to prevent trouble.
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Pines
Make June Safe Month Appeal to DeKalb Rail Labor
Railroad men urge DeKalb and surrounding residents to make June a banner month for accidents by reducing carelessness. Letters go to foremen and crews urging vigilance around yards and crossings to prevent mishaps and match last week's accident-free record.
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DeKalb
Safety First
Tiow
Safety First Commission
Big Doings in Sycamore and Senate Bankers Probe
Sycamore hosts a homecoming for soldiers with a parade a court house program a banquet and street vaudeville followed by dancing and a mass gathering weather permitting. Separately in Washington the Senate Foreign Relations Committee subpoenas top New York bankers including Morgan Schiff Lamont Warburg and Vanderlip to testify on the treaty leak and league of nations.
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Sycamore
Company A
Court House Yard
Brown
Hemenway
129Th Regiment
Adam C. Cliffe
Lowell B. Smith
William J. Fulton
Red Cross
DeKalb
United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. P. Morgan
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Jacob Schiff
Henry P. Davison
Thomas Lamont
Paul Warburg
Morgan
Vanderlip
Lamont
Morgan and Co
Paris
London
League of Nations
Uns Lletters
Davison
Red Grass
Seator Hitchcock
Wilson
Hitchcock
Borah
League For Nations
League
Taft
Senate
Frazier Hunt
Chicago
Knox
Moses
Himse
Adge
Armory vaudeville bill at 8:15 tonight thrills crowds
Tonight at the Armory theater an 8:15 show offers Pathe News and five vaudeville acts including Marion and Jovita toe dancing Bertie Fowler the talking woman Romany Duo Wamsley and Leighton rapid fire comedy and The Vannies aerial and bar act. Adults 39c with tax children 26c. May Remain Miss Bessie Dodds writes from France on possible reassignment.
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Armory Theater
Pathe
Marion
Jovita
Bertie Fowler
Wamsley and
Leighton
Vanneyson
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Sovel
Universal Car
Detroit
Fisk Motor Co
DeKalb, Til
Austria
Henaughans
Sailorson
Cicer O’conor
Phillips
Florida
Senate Foreign Relations
Sol- Committee
Dier
Rantoul Field
Lake Michigane
Bessie Dodds
Socrates
the First Trust & Savings Bank
DeKalb, Illinois
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