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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1919

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Peace Mill Grinding in Allied Reparations Note

Paris June 11 The Big Four completed the reparations section of the reply to German counter proposals and ordered printing. Allies refused to fix a sum for indemnities. Also says German peace treaty may be sent to parliaments for ratification and timelines if signed within five days. Eight Turks arrive as experts to assess Turkey's role in the war. Chancellor Renner protests the treaty. High school girls urged to attend Armory for World War soldiers welcome. Rags to be bought at Chronicle office.

United Press Paris France Big Four Iis German National Assembly Vallereson Turkey Young Turk Party Armory United Cressa Gton J. C United States Europe America Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wall Street League of Nations J. P. Morgan Frank A. Vanderlip Henry P. Davidson Elihu E. Root Washington, D. C Burn H. Root Senate Knox Root Williams Germany Republican Committee Hitchcock New York Borah Davison Brandeger Root Root Brandegee Tryne Pibfle Hroe Toot

Princess presents Thomas Dixon epic The One Woman tonight

The Princess offers Mastercraft production of The One Woman with stars Lawson Butt Clara Williams Herschel Mayall Adda Gleason Thurston Hall Bennie Alexander Mary Jane Irving. Performances at 7 30 and 9 00 with price 22c adults and 11c children plus war tax. Tomorrow Charles Ray stars in Gr e a s e d Lightning and more.

Thomas Dixon East Lawson Butt Clara Williams Herschel Mayall Adda Gleason Thurston Hall Bennie Alexander Mary Jane Irving

Soldiers Return Parade Rally At Sycamore

Large crowd joins Sycamore events honoring returning soldiers with a morning parade led by the DeKalb Military band and an afternoon program at the court house lawn featuring speakers Senator Clares Attorney Smith Major Hemenway and Mayor Brown. The day ends with free vaudeville street performances and a grand banquet followed by street dancing.

Sycamore Camore Court House Clares Smith Attorny Fulton Maor Brown Hemenway Lhenom Red Cross

William Russell Stars in Brass Buttons at Star Playhouse

William Russell appears in Brass Buttons at the Star Playhouse a latest success designed to amuse with a lively plot and wholesome humor. Aileen Percy co stars as the pretty girl with Douglas Sabbaths in past productions. The program includes the Sunshine comedy A Son of a Hun and a pep filled Star Orchestra. Performances start at 7:45 with ticket prices 25 cents adults 15 cents children plus war tax.

Russein Star Playhouse William Russell Aileen Percy Douglas Sabbaths Star Orchestra Star Tonight

Jack Burt Returns Home as First Lieutenant

Jack Burt, now a first lieutenant in the 33rd division, returns to De Kalb after serving in the English army and the Texas officers training program. He plans to pursue local employment once discharged and is accompanied by Mrs. Burt.

Jack Burt Jiwe Company A Texas Burt DeKalb

Germany Moderates Answer to Peace Talks

Berlin dispatch reports the German government shifts from a no sign policy to a more moderate stance on the peace treaty amid internal unrest. War Minister Noske keeps guards ready as demonstrations loom for Spartacist leader Rosa Luxemburg’s funeral following her body’s recovery from the Landwehr canal.

United Press Berlin Germany Noske Rosa Laxenburg Landwehr Canal

Jack Carr Back in Town After Illness and Recovery

Jack Carr, an employee of the A and 10 tee line, is again about town after a serious appendicitis operation. His family and friends feared for his health, but he says he hopes to return to work soon and avoid further sick leaves if luck holds.

Ack Carr The A & 10 Tee Line Carr Old Man Hoodoo

Hiland School Closes Friday With a Picnic

Hiland school just east of the city closes tomorrow for the summer. Miss Grace Hiland will sponsor a picnic for the pupils to end the year’s work. She is expected to resume teaching there in the fall when school opens again.

Hiland Grace Hiland

Dentists Gather for Fox River Valley Meeting at Kishwaukee

About fifty dentists from across the district attended the Fox River Valley society gathering at Kishwaukee Country Club in De Kalb. Members and wives enjoyed talks on practice, golf, and social time despite rain. A banquet for roughly fifty was planned, with plans for an in town drive. A full report is expected in Friday's paper.

Fox River Valley Society Kishwaukee Club de Kalb Kishwaukee Country Club DeKalb Fox River Valley Som

Orange Tree With Fruit Attracts Attention on North Fourth

A dwarf orange tree with several real oranges draws crowds on North Fourth Street between the Swansumn and Albert Johnson homes. The plant, kept indoors in winter, has been in the family for years.

North Fourth Street Swansumn Albert Johnson

Telegraphers Strike Sparks Conflicting Reports Across U S

Nationwide telegraphers walkout looms as 40 000 to 50 000 operators may strike. Western Union reports no quitters while Postal and Memphis leaders claim widespread walkouts. Chicago New York Philadel phia and other cities show varied activity and disputed counts as officials seek to confirm numbers and assess impact.

United Press New York York Western Union Western Union Postal The Thomas International Chicago Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies Commercial Telegraphers Union of America F. Campbell Commercial Telegraphers’ Union United States Campbell Reynolds the Postal Konnenkamp Telegraphers’ Union Jones Chicago Western Union Philadelphia Miller Pittsburgh Horton Washington Memphis Newark St. Louis Detroit C. H. MccEliiatch New Orleans Kannenkamp Jacksonville Pla Tampa Wilmington N. C Augusta Charliotte N.C Charleston Atlanta Norfolk Birmingham Pensacola Knoxville Tenn N. Y

De Kalb urged to decorate for tomorrow’s affair

People of DeKalb are urged by the decorating committee to adorn the town in every way and display flags early in the morning for visitors. Lincoln Highway merchants plan to present polished store fronts as part of the decorations, inviting residents to contribute any additional decorations.

DeKalb Lincoln Highway

LATTIN RETURNS HOME HEALTHY FOR WAR EVENTS

Percy Lattin, a member of the 129th regiment band, arrived yesterday in civilian clothes and in fine health. He plans to stay for the big event tomorrow and reflects on the sacrifices of home folks and the soldiers in France.

Percy Lattin Lattin 129Th France

Autos banned on Third Street near vaudeville stand

Chief of Police Riddell announced cars will be prohibited on Third Street between Oak and Lincoln Highway to keep two blocks free for crowds around the new vaudeville stand at Third and Locust. Extra officers will enforce the order and aid public compliance.

Riddell Third Street Oak Lincoln Highway Third Locust Street

Labor Against Prohibition in the Nation

The resolutions committee of the American Federation of Labor reported a Seattle led measure opposing prohibition. United Press sources say Pacific coast delegates seek to curb power held by Samuel Gompers and the federation's executive council.

United Press Atlantic City i Resolutions Committee American Federation of Labor Today Seattle Pacific Coast Samuel Gompers Federation

Aviator Hassell to land near city for clothing shipment arrival

Mayor and city officials join a welcome party for Lt. Hassell as his plane arrives with Se and Clothes from Alfred Decker Co for Vaile & O Malley. The 100 pound shipment will be unloaded at Bradt farm and the entourage returns to town for a forenoon parade before continuing to Dixon and Rockford.

John G. Davy Commercial Club John W. Cook Normal School Bradt B. R. J. Hassell Vaile & O'Malley Alfred Decker & Co. Company Hassell Dixon Vaile & O’malley Rockford Maywood Alfred Decker & Cohn Company DeKalb

Memorial salute at Annie's Woods for fallen soldiers

It is suggested that tomorrow afternoon near 2:00 PM all present at the large gathering in Annie's Woods uncover and stand at attention for two minutes to honor the brave army and navy men who gave their lives for their country on the great occasion.

Annie’s Woods Henry R. Rathbone Army Navy Mr. Rathbone Third Locust Knights of Columbus The Elks DeKalb DeKalb Township

De Kalb Plans Big Homecoming for Returning Soldiers

De Kalb township readies a full day of celebration for veterans with 10 o clock aviation overviews from Rantoul field and a parade on Locust street. A noon barbecue serves 4000 pounds of beef while Red Cross serves doughnuts and coffee. A civic program features Mayor Wagley, Dr. Cook, and Hon. Rathbone followed by baseball, vaudeville, aviation stunts, band concerts, and dances through the night.

Rantoul Field DeKalb Locust Street DeKalb Township Annie’s Woods Red Cross Frank E. Wagley John W. Cook Henry R. Rathbone

Barber shops set for Wednesday night hours over holiday

Owing to a patriotic holiday on Thursday June 12 barber shops will stay open Wednesday evening until 11 p m and close all day Thursday. Excluded is the McCaulley shop in the Arlington Hotel and listed owners William Jackson Charles Morehead Clyde Morea Jack Dims Ed Sam Miller Charles Lewis Mike Kartaski.

McCaulley Arlington Hotel William Jackson Charles Morehead Clyde Morea Jack Dims Ed Sam Miller Charles Lewis Mike Kartaski

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