Clemenceau Indictment 5 M Voices Peace Justice Postwar
The letter from Premier Clemenceau to Count von Tirpitz outlines the allied view of the war as a crime against humanity. It details Germanys responsibility for initiating and conducting the war, calls for justice, and defends the peace terms as a basis for a lasting European order. It discusses Poland Danisz free city plebiscites and reparations while rejecting German proposals as conflicting with the peace basis. The note asserts that Germany must face consequences and that only justice can secure lasting peace.
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Prussia
Tess
Wilson
Poland
Ams
Danzig
West Prussia
Sarre
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London celebrates Alcock Brown non-stop transatlantic flight
London marked the first nonstop Atlantic crossing by Capt. John Alcock and Lieut. Arthur W. Brown from St John's Newfoundland to Clifden Ireland covering 1,680 nautical miles in 18 hours 12 minutes. The damaged biplane may be dismantled as the aviators head home amid reception plans and en route mascots a dog and a cat.
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Air Victors
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Arthur W. Brown
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Clifden
Galway
Ireland
Atlantic
Alcock
Orelock
Brown
Leutenant
England
Pave
Asatlantic
Northcliffe Congratulates Alcock on Atlantic Flight
Viscount Northcliffe sends hearty welcome to Captain Alcock and Whitton Brown for their Atlantic journey. He predicts reduced dependence on cable monopolies and urges faster wires. The note, dated London, June 16, reflects British pride and the hopeful timetable for a New York arrival in London evening journals.
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Northcliffe
Associated Press
London
Viscount Northcliffe
Alcock
Whitton Brown
Ward
New York
Germany to prove character before joining covenant
President Wilson stated that admission to the covenant could come only after Germany proves her character. Proposals on economic conditions are deemed unnecessary. Allies promise protection for German minorities in ceded territories and plan immediate disarmament steps under the covenant if Germany meets its obligations.
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Europe
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Butte Notes Guests and Arrivals at Finlen and Acoma
Cardwell resident Wiley Mountjoy visits the Finten while Walter White from Billings is noted as a late rival at the Finten. Billings’ B Peyton registers at the Acoma. Emma B Williams of Hamilton visits the Butte. J Woodworth arrives from Wisdom. Hamilton of Miles City late to the Butte. George M Roberts an arrival at the Finlen from Dillon. Mr and Mrs E Moon of Great Falls stay at the Finlen. Walter Shobe of Twin Bridges attends the Finlen from Twin Bridges. C H Drewa and Post Office Inspector Ju McWhorter of Missoula guests at the Acoma. D G Williams from Sun River on business at the Finlen. Florida Bergseth of Bainville and Amanda Smith of Wolf Point at the Finlen with Foote of the Dillon Normal. Frank B Edwards of Dell attends business in the city and Mrs Lee Shelton visits and stays at the Acoma.
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Wiley Mountjoy
Cardwell
Finten
Walter White
Billings
B. Peyton
Acoma
Emma B. Williams
Hamilton
Butte
J. Woodworth
Lea
Wisdom
Miles City
George M. Roberts
Finlen
Dillon
Amanda Smith
Wolf Point
Dillon Normal
Frank B. Edwards
Dell
Mra
Lee Shelton
Pivide
Wool men make war on shoddy clothing
Chicago report notes a National Sheep and Wool bureau campaign to require virgin wool labeling and ban shoddy fabrics. Alexander Walker of New York was elected bureau president and says pure goods laws could keep virgin wool garments expensive while striving to curb shoddy substitutes. In San Francisco and nearby counties, about 2700 girl telephone operators voted to strike the next morning, with officials confirming the action.
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Serbia
Balkans
Chicago
National Sheep and Wool Bureau
Alexander Walker
New York
Bureau
Howeve
SIRUR
Francisco
San Francisco
Klameda
Contra
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