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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1919

Page

6

France Will Be Protected As German Terms Are Drafted

Allied leaders plan a harsh peace with Germany delivering a large document of terms on May 7 the Lusitania anniversary. Germany may oppose punitive payments and seek revisions based on Wilson points, while colonies and Ottoman successions are assigned mandates to Britain South Africa New Zealand Australia Japan and the British empire. The article also notes Bolshevik operations at Vilna Budapest and Dvina, Hungary’s collapse and Bavaria violence, plus Wilsons call for an extra Congress session and U S troop movements home from France.

Clemenceau Germany Germaus Berlin Versailles Palace Count von Broekdert-Rantzau Lfe Wilson Bismarck France Economic Commission Togoland Kamerun Great Britain League of Nations German East Africa German Southwest Africa Union of South Africa New Zealand Equator Congress Washington Paris House Senate League International Union

Clemenceau Sets 15 Day Window For German Inquiries

M Clemenceau informed Germany of fifteen days to submit inquiries or observations in writing. Allied council to reply and set final deadline. After the Versailles ceremony, Count von Brockdorff-Rantzaue sent a treaty copy to Berlin for cabinet and assembly consideration. German demeanor described as arrogant during proceedings.

M. Clemenceau Allied Council Versailles Palace Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau Beclin Brockderk

Peace Terms Draw Mixed Reactions Worldwide

Marshal Foch pressed for guarantees against future German aggression as Wilson and Lloyd George promised congressional and parliamentary action to bind the United States and Britain to France. Public opinion across nations varies with German denunciations, French praise, and a generally favorable American view of the peace treaty.

Marshal Foch Persi Helgoland Rhine Valley Belzium China Peking Japan Shantung Allied Council France England

Peace terms debates race through Paris as Italy eyes gains

The council of four advances plans for peace terms with Austria Hungary and Bulgaria after German treaty handover. Italy contends over the Adriatic, while Jago Slavia seeks a southern outlet to Fiume. In Paris Wilson’s consent is anticipated. The American Legion caucus in St. Louis sparks clashes over regular army versus National Guard and a row over black membership.

Council of Four Austria Hungary Bulgaria Italy Orlando Jago-Slavia Fiume Agram Paris Wilson Jege American Legion St. Louis Theodore Roosevelt National Guard Regular Army Bennet Clark Champ Clark Legion

Irish-American Delegation Visits Ireland Amid Protests

An Irish American delegation led by Walsh Dunne and Ryan encounters strong reaction in Britain while touring Ireland. They are welcomed by Sinn Fein and faced opposition from hostile journals during their visit, highlighting tensions over Britain’s stance and U.S. involvement.

Walsh Dunne Ryan Ireland United States Coeceratt

Uncle Sam Returns Glasses War Relic Reflections

The piece notes government field glasses returned to owners after war, now valued as war relics with marks proving service. It also discusses wool supply myths, explaining coated clothing uses and the term shoddy in common garments.

Uncle Sam Tropics Rollo

White tribe in China described by Beech from West Union

Beech, president of West Union University at Chengta, reports discovery of a white tribe in the mountains of Szechuen China. He says they number about 40 to 50, speak 4 languages, resemble Saxons in build, and may be independent or fighting Chinese authorities. He cites support for missionary work and notes other white men in Bohemian-style hills.

China Beech Ie West Union University Chengta Beach Merhoudiz

Tangera fruit stories emerge in rushed breakfast scene

A garbled OCR note describes a fruit novelty called Tangera, pitched as a sugar free pulp ready product. It mentions a rushed downtown scene and an agricultural department role, claiming Tangera may rival grape fruit in taste though described as optically orange and not as sweet.

Ford Department of Aciculture

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