President Wilson’s return greeted by vast Washington welcome
The Denton Journal reports an extraordinary homecoming as President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson were greeted by a massive, bipartisan outpouring in Washington. The article notes the public’s respect for his handling of postwar challenges and the League of Nations, while acknowledging partisan critics.
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Wilson addresses Senate on peace treaty and League of Nations
President Wilson laid the peace treaty before the Senate and spoke on the League of Nations. He asserted isolation ended, urged moral leadership for America, and said the treaty aligns with the fourteen points, restoring liberty worldwide and fostering a league of free nations as a practical necessity.
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Open Season on the President’s Policies Criticism Rises
For months opponents have pursued continuous criticism of the President and his proposals. As he tackled major global issues, many fellow citizens settled into the simplest task of fault finding.
Army demobilization orders cut Regulars to 243308 incl officers
War Department issued orders under the National Defense act to reduce the Regular Army to a peace time strength of 243,308 officers and men by September 30. All regular officers must be returned to permanent grades and emergency commissions, including applicants for permanent appointment, must be discharged. Plans imply withdrawal of most of the American Expeditionary Forces within weeks.
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Auditors Certificate Records Bank's Financial Totals
Mortgage owned and reserves figures listed with cash on hand War Savings Stamps on hand and overdrafts. Deposits shown include savings accounts and certified checks totaling 519826.45 dollars. Amounts due from national and other banks and other institutions indicate a structured bank balance audited for accuracy.
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Local Credit Plan Offers 6 Month Extension
Purchasers can receive a six month credit extension on sums over $100 with approved notes payable at Denton National Bank. The offer applies to all sums of $100 and under are covered by the same arrangement.
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Farmers and Merchants State Bank
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James Temple
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