Congress Reacts Calmly to Peace Treaty Signing
Washington reports a restrained response as news of the Versailles peace treaty spreads. Officials and crowds show little excitement while the White House and State Department relay formal notices. Senator Hitchcock reads the president’s message to a sparse Senate, then Congress moves on with business as the House applauds at message delivery.
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Multitude of Laws Affected by Signing of Peace Treaty
Washington reports that after the peace treaty signing many government controls will be reconsidered. Legal officers face questions on wartime measures including banking, trade, alien property, and ship operations. Some bureaus wind down within months, others remain with longer terms, and insurance and dependent benefits shift after the war ends.
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Tegidl
War Risk Bureau
Political party leaders push for primary law amendment
Helena June 8 Leaders of both parties issue a joint statement urging passage of Referendum Measure No 1 amending the primary law to curb party influence and require nominations by recognized parties through standard presidential style conventions. The plan aims to preserve party integrity without dismantling the primary system.
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J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Democratic National Committee
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Treaty praised as new world order charter by Wilson
President Wilson called wartime prohibition a temporary power of the executive and declared he could lift it only after demobilization is complete. He urged a League of Nations backed by a new political order, calling it a great charter for a just world system.
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League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Washington rebukes Borah on Wilson treaty pledge
LI Washington says President Wilson made the most remarkable public statement on respecting nationalities and justice. He accuses the League of Nations of underwriting China’s wrong and pledging material wealth to underwrite the crime, criticizing U S support.
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Wilson
China
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League of Nations
German Press Calls Versailles Treaty a Scrap of Paper
The Deutsche Zeitung prints a piece recalling 1801 and the disgrace of 1919, stating the German people reject the treaty as a mockery of reason and morals, a museum of civilization’s disgrace. The article cites that the treaty remains a parchment scrap despite signature by delegates.
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Telephone strike sweeps coast tomorrow announces union official
San Francisco leader declares Pacific Telephone and Telegraph operators in California will strike immediately with those in Oregon and Washington to follow. Seattle reports about 900 operators set to walk out at 7 am local time to press wage demands amid a nationwide telecom labor dispute. Portland unions also ordered to strike by San Francisco telegraph instruction with a Sunday meeting planned to set timing.
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Pacific ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Sinn Fein Headquarters Raid In Dublin
In Dublin on June 28 a large military force raided Sinn Fein headquarters and searched the building, authorities reporting the operation as ongoing with no immediate arrests announced.
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Binn Fein
Versailles Peace Signed Amid German Chinese Discord
Versailles witnesses a formal signing of peace terms as world war ends after five years of fighting. German and Chinese objections create tension with Clemenceau warning Berlin that ratification by their assembly remains the path to full normalization. President Wilson and allied leaders receive a tumultuous, eager crowd as the hall fills with cheers and stern gestures.
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Archduke
Drouth and County News In East Wisconsin Area
Reading copy notes drought impacts in the East region with a focus on local programs and opportunities. Miss Hammer receives honors in a later feature. Mrs Kosta discusses law enforcement policies. Milwaukee conductor held on related charges. race and transit topics appear in society and editorial sections.
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