Wilson Urges Senate Ratification Of Peace Treaty In Columbus
President Wilson touring the nation urged acceptance of the German peace treaty by the U S Senate. He said ratification would prevent future war, outlined reparations limits, praised the League of Nations, and emphasized duty to American citizens and mankind. The speech in Memorial Hall stressed justice and America's role in shaping postwar order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Wilson
United States_senate
Germany
Senate
Memorial Hall
Versailles
League of Nations
United States
League
Forst
Internaonal Labor Organization
Washington
Campbell
America
Wilson on peace and arms in Columbus speech excerpt
Extract from President Wilson's Columbus speech arguing militarism harms peace and endorsing a league of nations. He cautions against armed settlements and asserts rights for Slavic and Italian peoples within an international framework that prevents threats from guns and promotes humane cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Italy
Adriatic
Wilson
Columbus
Repudiation and the League in Wilson's Columbus Speech
Extract from President Wilson's Columbus Speech condemns repudiation as treachery to those who sacrificed in the war. He recalls the promises made to mothers and families and urges concerted action to end war and uphold faith to the fallen. He warns that failing to act would betray the youth who died for a greater peace and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Wilson
Columbus
League of Nations speech on war, peace, and unity
A speaker urges upholding promises to the people and mothers who sacrificed during war. He extols the League of Nations as the sole means to end conflict justly, prevent future wars, and protect weak nations. He discusses the treaty’s center on redeeming small nations and the failures of past empires, urging unified action against aggressive powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eak
No National Triumph in Peace Pact
A long excerpt from a speech discusses the aims of a peace treaty, stressing no nation gains glory, prioritizing humanity, and arguing for a League of Nations to prevent future wars. It covers Italy, strategic needs, and the idea that the treaty rectifies Europe’s age-old wrongs, with reflections on revolutions and border referendums like Upper Silesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
Nation's executive urges silence on partisan voice in treaty
A national leader argues for restricting partisan input while stressing the treaty reflects the governed’s choice. He emphasizes labor protections, adult and child work standards, and fair pay as key components to be safeguarded by the pact and its League of Nations framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Butte Visitors and Guests At City Hotels
Billings man W I Luer arrives for business and Mayes at the Lewe while Miss Helen Bonner of Dillon visits friends in town and stays at the Finten. Helena's Donald McNamee registers at the Thornton. River Star's A J Holter and Mrs Holter in town at the Butt. Dillon's J H Olivier in the city on business with Leggat hotel headquarters. W M Waltersketchen of Missoula visits a few days at the Thornton with Miss Emma Black and mother from Philipsburg staying at the Butte. W H Byers of Missoula guests at the Leggat. Great Falls F A Wyatt and family in town, staying at the Finlen. Helena’s Mrs F D Miracle, Mrs A T Ward and Mrs J Iver visiting and staying at the Thorn. Harlee Hurd of Helena comes on business and is registered at the ae. John G Brown of Helena registers at the Logan. Murney of Helena in the city on business. Behey inside the Rilen. F A Smith of Boulder arrives in a cylan evening at Sulenoenten. Mrs B S Sterling of Helena visits and stays at the Leggat. L Burknart of Helena comes yesterday to be guest of Leggat. A Christensen of Havre at the Finlen. Amos Booth leaves for Los Angeles for six weeks vacation with Mrs Booth. Mrs Charles Frye departs last evening for St Paul Milwaukee and other eastern points. Mr Frye will join her later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Luer
Billings
Butte
Lewe
Helen Bonner
Dillon
Finten Donald McNamee
Helena
Thornton
A. J. Holter
River Star
J. H. Olivier
Olivier
Leggat Hotel
W. M. Waltersketchen
Missoula
Finlen
F. D. Miracle
A. T. Ward
JB Iver
Thorn
Harlee Hurd
John G. Brown
Helena ix Regis
Cig
Busine
Iside
Ow. L. Burknart
Leggat
A. Christensen
Havre
Amos Booth
Los Angeles
Booth
California
Caaries Frye
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Frye
Lamier Residence Disturbance Arrests For Wine Recovery
Chief Murphy arrested John Valli and Spol on a disturbance charge after they threatened to break down the Lamier residence door at 407 West Broad Street to recover wine Mrs Lamier refused to surrender. Bond set at $25 each. a writ of replevin was cited by the coroner.
Montana Press Opens Thirty Fourth Annual Convention
Great Falls hosts the Montana Press association for a three day meeting with a social first, as talks planned include North Dakota printing law by F B Packard assistant attorney general, a resume of journalism at Montana State University by Dean A L Stone, and an address by Governor Sam V Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Monana Press Association
North Dakota
F.B. Packard
State University O
Montana
A. L. Stone
Sam V. Stewart
Twin Bridges News reports school opening and local meetings
Washington J. McCormick from Miavoula visits father in law John F. Fox while attending a rere meeting in Butte. School opens under Prof. St M Austin with J M Austin as principal and Nelile Needham, Mabel Sessenslicker, Alice Wiles, Vera Tasty as teachers. Domestic science led by Miss Haze Kain. A larger enrollment spurs two extra rooms in the old Presbyterian church. Community club works on road signs for Madison county with W St Smittroth as committee chair. Mr and Mrs M H Lott and J Page, city pioneers, attended the large meeting in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
Washington J. McCormick
Miavoula
John F. Fox
McCormick
Butte
St.m. Austin
J. M. Austin
Princllcipal
Nelile Needham
Mabel Sessenslicker
Alice Wiles
M. H. Lott
J. Page
County Champ Title Upset At Billings Tennis Final
W W Gal captured Yellowstone County tennis championship by defeating M C Deltrich principal of Billings High School 6 3 6 1 6 4 in the finals of the Billings Tennis Association tournament held on Sept 4 in Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
W. W. Gal
Yellowstone County
M.C. Deltrich
Billings High School
Billings ‘Tennis Association
Gambling Raid Nets Paraphernalia at 16 East Park Street
Special Officers Melia and Duggay of the county attorney’s office raided a premises at 16 East Park Street last night and seized gambling paraphernalia including tables chairs cards and chips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melia
Duggay
County Attorney's Office
East Park Street
Passions of World Not Stiited Control The head Need
Extract from President Wilson urging united action to avert war and build a League of Nations. Warns that world rivalries remain and nations must act together to prevent future conflicts amid postwar financial strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
League
Germany
Great Britain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson Most
United States Senate
Paris
Earth
League of Nions
Bohemia
Poland
Hungary
Austria
Bohemla
Venus
Russia
League of ‘Nations
Vurces
Thomas Carlyle
France
Silesia
Upper Silesia
High Silesia
Keomene
Upper
High
International Commission
Nation
New York
New York City
Montana Press
Twin Bridges News
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!