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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
6
The narrative describes a visit with a fashionable hat from Rue de la Paix. Mrs. Lewis receives thanks and chats while Mrs. Wilson looks tired and hurries to the launch. The Tenth chasseurs band plays the Star Spangled Banner and the Marseillaise as the president descends. Marines and Yser veterans render arms amid cries of Vive Wil.
President Wilson waves farewell from the George Washington as the fleet moves from Brest harbor into the Atlantic. French destroyers escort the squadron while dignitaries in Paris send congratulatory dispatches marking his role in the war and peace efforts.
Paris notes members of President Wilson's party departed from Invalides station for Brest. The group includes Mrs. Wilson Miss Margaret Wilson Rear Admiral Cary T Grayson the president's physician Jules Jusserand the French ambassador Vance McCormick supreme allied blockade council chairman and B M Baruch with others aboard.
Paris June 29 The peace conference council will reappear as an inter allied supreme body with two delegates from each power. France will be Clemenceau and Pichon, the United States Lansing and House, Britain Balfour and Milner, Italy Tuttomio and Marconi, Japan Makino and Chinda.
Paris reports that the Franco American convention was signed yesterday by both governments. The agreement reportedly allows France to seek American and British help if Germany violates the peace treaty.
Eamonn Valera, head of the Irish republic, urged the United States to draft a new covenant for a league of nations in Washington. He argued the treaty is a mockery unless it ensures equality of rights for all nations including Ireland and spoke before a crowd exceeding 40 000.
Associated Press reports in Dublin on Saturday night the burning of the British flag outside Trinity College. Union Jacks were seized and set aflame, cheers rose for de Valera the president of the Irish republic, and revolutionary songs were sung. Sinn Fein demonstrations occurred elsewhere in the city.
The peace treaty was brought from Versailles to Paris and deposited at the protocol office. Marshal Joffre could not attend the Versailles ceremony, and Marshals Foch and Petain, detained at their headquarters, were also unable to attend.
London reports a peace note from President Wilson printed in the Daily Mail and Weekly Dispatch. He says the treaty provides compensation and security for war wrecked peoples. The League of Nations covenant is seen as guiding international peace, with the work of the conference beginning now.
Jackson Minnesota June 29 Sheriff A Lee of Jackson county is to resume testimony in the disloyal conspiracy trial of A Townley president of the non partisan league and Joseph Gilbert league organizer. He testified that league organizers were active mainly in German communities and concluded there must be something pro German about the league. NPL members spent Sunday at a Madeira league meeting. Court will resume at 2 pm Monday.
Cass Lake Minnesota July 4 pageant depicts progress of the red man from early America to World War I end. Indians from the government reservation celebrate Independence Day and their role in the war with a pipe of peace ceremony tied to the Paris peace signing. The Rainbow division band formerly the First Minnesota guards will perform.
East Fortune Scotland June 24 The giant British airship B-34 could begin its Atlantic crossing Monday night if commanded to depart. Weather remains unsettled.
Japan and America influence discussed by Miss Russell who notes class tensions in Japan, Brazilian colonization focus, and postwar industrial growth including ships, cotton mills, toy manufacturing, and dye experiments. She retires from the missionary field after decades of service, remaining active in America.
The center of quinine cultivation activity, previously in Peru, has moved to Java. This relocation marks a shift in production focus for the drug’s primary source region.
Thousands testify to STUMEZE’s benefits for sour belching and stomach trouble. A Hood River man reports long relief after a year, urging readers to try it. Available at Smith Drug Co Anaconda and Hoskins Drug Co Butte for 25 cents.
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