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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1919

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Meeting moves to Weimar as Germany frets over coup fears

Berlin reports that the national assembly will meet in Weimar instead of Berlin to discuss the peace treaty amid rising alarm over possible coups. War Minister Noske strengthens guards with higher pay. crisis expected within days as parties realign and treaty fate remains uncertain.

United Pressy Berlin Germany National Assembly Weimar Rhinland Republic Noske

Resolution day at AFL session prompts labor plans

Washington June 10 delegates at the American Federation of Labor session considered plans to reform labor conditions. Proposals include a five day week six hour day for miners, a 40 hour week for building trades, and a labor demonstration for Tom Money. The federation also voted 170 to 10 to repeal the daylight saving law.

United Press Washington, D. C American Federation of Labor Frank Farrington Illinois District of Coal Federation Tom Mooney Building Trades

Knox proposes peace treaty draft allowing future league referendum

Senator Knox offers a Senate resolution urging the peace treaty permit future separate consideration by nations’ peoples for a league question. The measure would speed Germany’s peace and not block U S league participation pending final vows. Senate committee also subpoenas New York financiers on treaty leak.

United Press Washington, D. C Knox Senate League of Nation Germany League of Nations United States American Peace League Wilson Senate Foreign Relations Committee New York Lodse Subnoeias Washington Congressional Borah Government Printing Office

Three new Elks welcomed at BPOE meeting

Three new members were initiated at the BPOE last night during the regular meeting. After business, the group held a cold lunch with coffee. The Elks plan a major parade effort and will hold one monthly meeting on the second Monday from June through September.

B. P.O. Eilts Elks The

Johnson is Candidate for Progressive Republican Nomination

Senator Hiram Johnson of California is named as a candidate for the Progressive Republicans' 1926 presidential nomination. Kenyon and Borah back the move and urge liberal support for Johnson with a platform calling for immediate troop withdrawal, European noninterference, restored civil liberties, and a labor program based on cooperation.

United Press Washington, D. C Sena Hiram Johnson California Kenyon Borah Senate Johnson Republlican Europe Russia

Community plea for funds and tribute to WWI soldiers

The committee urges the public to donate funds for Thursday’s homecoming celebration and notes unpaid pledges delay bills. Franz Parks of First National Bank is the treasurer and all contributions should be given to him immediately. High school girls are asked to attend a 10 AM Armory gathering for the soldiers’ homecoming. The Chronicle offers Se per pound for clean cotton rags and knit cotton underwear at the office.

Franz Parks First National Bank Armory Chronicle Office DeKalb

Peggy Hyland Stars in Bonnie Annie Laurie at Star

Peggy Hyland appears in Bonnie Annie Laurie at the Star theater a photoplay set in Scotland praised for its cast and production. Supporting actors Mr Bally and Mr Mason deliver strong turns and cartoon duo Matt & Jeff headline the program with Pot Luck in the Army. Performances begin at 7:45 with adult 20 cents and child 10 cents.

Peggy Hyland Bonnie Annie Laurie Scotland Peggy Hiland Mr. Bally Mr. Mason Matt & Jeff

Decorate for Heroes Parade Appeals for City Flags

City urges all residents to decorate for Thursday in honor of the returning soldiers. Flags should be raised early morning and left up all day. Local merchants plan to display flags along the parade route and community groups have already secured many banners for a celebratory display.

Victory Way DeKalb Anne's Woods Chronicle Rantoul Alfred Decker & Cohn Clothing Company Maywood Fred Gardner Rochelle Jack Welch Government Air Service American Steel & Wire Company D. C Reynolds Armory K. C. Hall Elks Hall Good Fellows Club

Whitlock Not Named for Rome Ambassadorship

Reports of Brand Whitlock being named ambassador to Italy were denied. Officials said no appointment had been made and Whitlock was only among several candidates for the post.

Unitedress Paris France United States Brand Whitlock Italy

Will Johnson Arrives in Boston with Ammunition Train

Word comes that Will Johnson arrived in Boston on Sunday morning after serving with an ammunition train in France since July 12 of last year. He left a group of Aurora men previously employed there. His experiences are described as varied and exciting.

United Press Paris France Germany League of Nations Triny Big Four Caechs Jhave Berne Switzerland Renner Fells Kirche St. Germain Austria Boston Will Johnson Aurora

Rathbone Great Man to Speak in De Kalb

Henry B. Rathbone of Washington D C and Illinois ties is billed as a leading orator. A Yale and Wisconsin Law graduate with a national public speaking reputation he is active in patriotic wartime work and chairs the Chicago Bar Association war committee.

Henry R. Rathbone de Kalb Ilinois Rathbone Washington, D.C Hon Iraris United States New York State Lincoln Ther Ford Booth Booth When He Endeavored To Seize the Assassin. Mr. Rathbone Yale University Law Department University of Wisconsin Hamilton Club Chicago Republican National Committee Chicago Bar Association American Bar Association Saratoga Springs West Monroe Street The Chicago Association of Commerce

Air Express Thursday inaugurates first aeroplane delivery service

Lieut. B R J Hassell arrives in DeKalb to launch the world's first air express for Society Brand Clothes. He outlines prior aviation work, military service, and a schedule sending the plane from Maywood to Dixon Rockford and Chicago with deliveries to Vaile & O Malley.

B. R. J. Hassell DeKalb Union Italy Alfred Decker & Cohn Chicago Has Sell Chanute Field Rantoul Texas Army Hassell Maywood Tfl First Street F. E. Wagley Liewt Vaile & O'Malley Dixon Hassel Rockford Liew David L. Behncke Lieut Danville Behneke Valparaiso South Bend Bobncke Sidle Society Ottawa Galesburg Racine Milwaukee Joliet Pontiac Bloomington Michigan City Elkhart Laporte Ind

DeKalb to honor veterans with aviators parade and events

DeKalb organizes a Thursday veterans celebration featuring government aviators, a World War parade, a noon barbecue, speeches by Mayor Wagley and Henry Rathbone, baseball, vaudeville, dances, and free public entertainment. Local organizations pledge large turnout and many shops will close for the day.

First Lin 20Th Highway Lincoln Highway DeKalb Township Locust Street Seventh Street First Street Augusta Avenue Annie's Woods Uncle Sam Annie’s Woods Wagley John W. Cook Henry R. Rathbone Chicago Pershing Park DeKalb Chicago West Ends Third Sixth Street Armory Columbus Elks Hall

British Planes Bomb Bolsheviki Gunboats on Lake Ireg

The report from Kem says Sunday British seaplanes bombed and machine gunned four Bolsheviki gunboats on Lake Ireg, forcing their retreat. A patriotic holiday on June 12 leads to barber shops' Wednesday-evening hours and Thursday closures with one exception. The Chinese Lantern play promises elaborate staging, music, and a strong cast for an Oriental themed production at the local venue.

London England Disputch Kem Archangel Lake Ireg McCaulley Arlington Hotel Joan of Arc

Shirley Mason in The Rescuing Angel at the Princess

Local patrons attend Shirley Mason in The Rescuing Angel at the Princess with adult admission 20 cents plus war tax 2 cents totaling 22 cents and children 1 cent with war tax 1 cent totaling 1 shilling.

Shirley Mason the Princess

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