Terms of Germany Peace Treaty Presented at Versailles
The May 7 summary notes the 80 000 word peace treaty handed to German plenipotentiaries at Versailles. It outlines League of Nations covenant first, then German frontiers, military terms, reparations, and sections on ports railways labor and guarantees with Alsace Lorraine restored and territorial exchanges with Poland and others.
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Versailles
Germany
Paris
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
League of Nations
Europe
Alsace-Lorraine
Alsace-Lorrains
Aar
Daezig Ct
Belgium
Denmark
East Prussia
Eilesia
Poland
Moresces
Egypt
Siam
Liberia
Stantung
German
Gecho-Slavia
Baltic
Heligoland
Kiel Canal
Treaty Treaty text on German disarmament and war guilt
The document outlines German disarmament including a 100000 man army, abolition of conscription, fort razing east of the Rhine, and end to most war material production. It sets Allied occupation terms, ship and fort restrictions, and a 1914 tariff return, with responsibility for damages and execution of the peace under the League of Nations. It also mentions trial of the ex Kaiser and the establishment of international bodies to enforce the settlement.
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Rhine
Germany
Holland
League of Nations
League of Nation
Ule
Tomong
Saar Basin
Danzig
Vich
Maluiod
Seieswis
Era
A. Tuele Pdoifon
Agmer
Death by own action shocks Choteau stockman Chas Jackson
Chas Jackson a Browning stockman commits suicide at the Malcolm Clark ranch on Cut Bank creek nine miles northeast of Browning. He left home saying he would visit Clark’s ranch, shot himself in the mouth with a 455 Colt’s revolver, the bullet exiting the head. Coroner’s inquest records suicide. He leaves a widow and nine children, youngest infant ten days old. Jackson had long ties to Chateau and Choteau, with past service in local guard and police, and was a former Knights of Pythias member. Financial troubles and ill health suspected.
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Chateaut
Wm. Hodgskiss
Chas. Jackson
Browning
Great Falls Tribune
Charles Jackson
Cut Bank Creek
Malcolm Clark
Clark
Jackson
Bombay
Cur Dank
Chateau
Hannan’s Gulch
Swaie River
Grace Armstrong
James V W. Armstrong
Sun River
Bulie
F. A. Heinze
Butte
Ife
Chevalier Lodge No. 12
Knights of Pythias of Choteau
Teachers Elected for Ensuing Year
The school trustees elected teachers for the coming year. Principal Farl R. Burgett was re elected along with Miss Annabelle Pletcher for music and art. Other grades listed include seventh and eighth by Miss Bohe Cookingham, sixth by Miss Marguerite Jones, fifth by Miss Belzer, and fourth by Violet Lestrud.
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Farl R. Burgett
Annabelle Pletcher
Bo ‘He Cookingham
Scober
Pert A
Ma Auerite Jones
Tu ¢ Belzer
White Rock
Reunion
Secon
Violet Lestrud
Roekes
Moab
Utah
Say Young Fellow to Star in Porous Fairbank Show
Weep delivers word of a new art etal production starring Fairbanks at the Royal Theatre Sunday next. The piece is described as a clever entertainment vehicle showcasing the aviation and athletic themes that have made Fairbanks famous worldwide.
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Fellox
Royal Theat
Fairbanks
International Conference Preamble Names Allied Powers
The text outlines preamble language listing as parties the United States the British Empire France Italy Japan and other allied nations along with extensive mentions of Belgium Colombia Brazil China Cuba Ecuador Greece Guatemala Haiti Hedjaz Honduras Liberia Nicaragua Panama Peru Portugal Roumania and Serbia. It notes agreement on issues like air law opium and liquor traffic and plans for early international action.
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United States
France
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Colivia
Brazil
China
Cuba
Ecuador
Greece
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Liberia
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Portugal
Roumenia
Serbia
Public School Adds and Community Efforts Fall Short
Proposed additions to the school would create two new classrooms, a west side assembly hall, connecting archways, three exits and a full basement. Ventilation would be gravity driven, with a renovated engine room and new boiler. Second floor would house a reading room and gym funded by a PTA project but the plan stalled due to limited support and funds. Total estimated cost about 23000 dollars.
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Bill Ling
Beatty
Burgett
Farm Bureau
Rieckhoff
Berthardt
Prcrapcaine Aslonad
Burcett
Mies
Harmon Rhoads
Dorothy Jean Covell
Watel Coman
City Hospital
Glacier Sheriff Raids Gambling Den in Glacier County
Undersheriff Myadion and deputies raided a suspected gambling location in Glacier County. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the pursuit involved arrests or detentions and mentions a May date.
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Parrs
Davis
Shea
Glacier Cour Y
Myadion
Uve
Raade
Exer Howe
Ermir Ik
Allied leaders draft nonsecret peace pact details
The article describes a tentative postwar security pledge involving the United States and Great Britain. It references Premier Lloyd George and President Wilson, outlining a potential engagement with the League of Nations and defense guarantees against unprovoked German aggression.
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Jimy T.cosney
Gree
Lia
Paris
Tloyd George
Presidenh
United Stat
Senate of the
United States
Great Britain
Immelf
Council of the League of Nations
France
Gemany
Declamation winner named for school events and lodge plans
Florence Daley won the declamation contest with Elva Larson and Ruth Andrews as runners up. The track team is preparing for the upcoming meet and rehearsals for the senior play have begun. A basket social at Carson school raised about eleven dollars for library books. Mrs Saylor visited her ill sister in Great Falls. Fairfield lodge plans discussed with Choteau lodge No 44 seeking dispensation for a new lodge.
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Florence Daley
Elva Larson
Ruth Andrews
Greene
Guthrie
Maree
Rehersals
Carson School
Mother's Day Observance At Episcopal Church
Mother's Day will be observed at the church next Sunday May 11 with morning worship at 11 o'clock and Sunday school at 12 All are invited to attend to honor mothers The bulletin urges expressions of love and memory including wearing a white carnation for living mothers and remembering those who have passed away
Slochinens State Bank to Begin Construction on Chow Main Site
Plans for the new Slochinens State Bank building at the corner of Main Avenue and Second Street N. W. are being prepared. Construction is expected to start soon with completion and bank operations anticipated by July.
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Slochinens State Bank of
Chow
Main Avenue
Sureut N. W
Congress Calls Special Session Set for May 19
President Wilson issued a cable call for an extraordinary session of Congress to convene at noon on May 19 1919 at the Capitol in Washington with Secretary Tumulty noting the opening day will be impossible for the president to attend. The move follows Glass advised urgency to pass annual appropriation measures that failed at the last session.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Tumulty
White House
Glass
Congress of the
United States
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
District of Columbia
Armstrong Is Homeward Bound From Front Lines
An allown letter from Lieut. J. Armstrong to county auditor W. H. Webb details Armstrong and the 32nd division of the American Expeditionary Forces preparing to leave Germany. He reports a long train ride to Brest then Hoboken, hopes for a safe journey, and asks after Jimmie Smith.
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Ory
J. Armstrong
W. H. Webb
Ory J. Armstrong
32Nd Division
Herechbech
Germany
Will
Red Arrow
Brest
Hoboken
Jimmie Smith
Jinroe Pie
Heer
Regalar
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