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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
2
President Wilson speaks in Paris after a trip to Belgium. He emphasizes the League of Nations and urges independence for nations. Address to the Chamber of Deputies highlights Amori and American support for international cooperation.
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Washington authorities announce the treaty will be published in Parliament in London after the State Secretary Polk reports the revised text. Paris confirms the French government will publish the complete treaty text as agreed, with no amendments received to the already published version.
Malta announces a special Sunday program hosted by the Woman's Mission, featuring a morning service at the church and an evening service with a guest preacher. A brief testimonial and a meal will be provided, inviting all and noting community participation.
Washington reports congressional leaders aim to purge the nation of aliens deemed red with drastic deportation and immigration limits. A civil bill earmarks 1.5 million dollars for frontier detection and 350 thousand for anarchist hunts plus 100 thousand for deporting undesirable aliens as the Senate and House move toward July 1 passage.
Chairman Thomas Murray announced that William D. Knight of Rockford would arrive tonight to assist in organizing the American Legion here. Soldiers sailors and marines are asked to attend the meeting to push work ahead quickly. The publicity committee hopes for large attendance to advance the effort.
Washington June 20. President Wilson sent to Premier Clemenceau the Borah resolution calling for an Irish delegates hearing at the Paris peace conference. The State Department informed the Senate of the move as Paris dispatches report Wilson meeting the American peace commissioners before a Big Four conference.
The Kirkland Enterprise notes LD Marshall and family of Byron plan to move to DeKalb and occupy the Marshall residence until their new home is finished, highlighting scarce local housing that forces residents to live elsewhere during construction.
An advertisement touts a cabbage and sausage regimen as a simple, harmless remedy. It claims doctors endorse a cure for intestinal ailments including stomach and liver issues, promising money back after one dose and sold by all dealers.
City of De Kalb financial report covering May 1 1918 to April 10 1919 shows receipts and disbursements across funds. It lists balances various transfers hospital maintenance fines bonds and taxes with numerous entries to Nettie M Duncan G N Blackman and W H Rowe among others and ends noting total Petty Cash and general fund totals.
Church officials report they surpassed the $5,000 subscription goal to pay debt and raise over $1,000 for improvements. At the previous night’s church picnic, a large sum was raised as Judge A. G. Kennedy urged generous giving, inspiring strong response from attendees.
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