United States Signs Peace Pact With Germany
The treaty states the United States is not bound by the League of Nations or Versailles provisions beyond those defined, reaffirms Germany's renunciation of overseas possessions, and resumes diplomatic relations upon ratifications. It preserves U S rights on Yap and other former German territories and keeps avenues for commerce through normal channels. The U S reserves the right to participate in the Reparation Commission deliberations but is not bound to join.
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United States
League of Nations
League
America
Europe
China
Siam
Siberia
Morocco
Egypt
Turkey
Bulgaria
Shantung
State Department
Yap
Council
Assembly Thereof
Ten Minutes Sign Treaty Between Germany and United States
The peace treaty between Germany and the United States was signed in Berlin at the Wilhelmstrasse office of Foreign Minister Rosen. The brief ceremony lasted about ten minutes with Elil Loring Diesel signing first and presenting his copies, followed by Rosen's affirmation.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
United States
Rosen
Wilhelmstrasse
American Commission
Elil Loring Diesel
Herr Rosen
United States of America
Ellis Loring Diesel
German Empire
Friedrich Rosem
Treaty Text of Knox Resolution Rights and Privileges Reserved
The document outlines that the United States and Germany ended hostilities by armistice on November 11, 1918 and references the Versailles treaty of 1919. It notes that Congress in 1921 declared the wartime state ended and reserved all rights privileges indemnities reparations and advantages for the United States and its nationals under armistice terms.
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Knox
Germany
United States
Congress of the United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States Refuses Broad Versailles Clauses in Treaty
The text outlines U S positions on reparations and property issues tied to Germany and Austria Hungary. It asserts U S nonparticipation in League actions without consent and sets limits on obligations under parts of the Versailles Treaty. It frames time periods for claims and the handling of seized property until suitable arrangements are made.
Harding Third In Golf Part Two
Warren G. Harding placed third in his first golf tournament at the Washington Country Club. The event drew a gallery, with Robert J. Bender of United News winning 61 net after handicap. Harding joked about the results and presented the prize cup. A jade green jersey frock was also described.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Freddy McLeod
Washington Country Club
Harding
Secret Service
Robert T. Barry
Philadelphia Ledger
Robert J. Bender
United News
Bender
Treaty ratified by high contracting parties in Berlin
The present treaty will be ratified according to constitutional forms and take effect immediately on exchange of ratifications to occur as soon as possible in Berlin. Plenipotentiaries sign and seal the document, done in duplicate in Berlin on the specified day in August 1921.
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Berlin
Boston Babies Need Help From Penny Mile Campaign
The Baby Hygiene Association calls for a mile of pennies to fund medical care for about 3000 Boston babies. Children will collect 1% penny forms at 376 Boylston Street to raise nearly $85 per mile, enough for one year of care for 1% of the infants.
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Boston
Baby Hygiene Association
Winifred Rand
The
Boylston Street
Miss Rand
Licenses Granted to Brokers and Salesmen under Blue Sky Law
The department of public utilities issued licenses to 247 brokers and 737 salesmen to deal in stocks and bonds under the blue sky law. It imposes a $50 yearly fee for brokers and $2 for salesmen, with over $13,000 in fees collected. The act requires registration to sell securities in the state and violations carry up to a $5000 fine or up to two and a half years imprisonment.
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Department of Public Utilities
Public Utilities Department
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