Signing of Peace Treaty Ends War in Paris
The treaty was signed at 3 15 p m with 72 signatures as Americans led in alphabetical order and China abstained over Shantung reservations. Wilson, Lloyd George and Clemenceau appeared to cheers. 3 40 signaled war's formal end.
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Wilson
Lansing
White
House
Bliss
Cannon
Shantung
General Smuts
South African Union
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Thirty two Allies and Germany at Versailles Peace Conference
The Versailles peace process involved thirty two allied nations and Germany. Key players included Wilson Lansing House Bliss Clemenceau George, with councils of four and foreign ministers shaping the League of Nations covenant and colonial mandates. The conference opened January 18 and concluded with German ratification talks in May and June.
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Germany
Versailles
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Paris
United Staes
Wilson
Robert Lansing
Henry White
Rome
Edward M. House
Tasker JH. Bliss
Georges Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
England
Prince's Islands
Europe
League of Nations
Count Brockdorff-Rantzau
Lusitania
Council of Four
St. Germain
Austria
Twenty first Infantry May Move to Alaska
Camp Lewis June 28. An early assignment of the Twenty first infantry to Alaska is indicated. The Twenty first is now at Want Bay Barracks, Wash.
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Twenty-First Infantry
Alaska
Camp Lwis
Associated Press
Wantbayee Barracks
Wash
Non-Partisan League Ratified in North Dakota
Grand Forks North Dakota June 28 Indications are that voters of this state have ratified the $6 Non Partisan League measure by a majority of 5000 according to Associated Press reports.
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Grand Forks
N. Dak
Associated Press
Thii State
President urges acceptance of peace treaty and League
Washington June 28 AP President Wilson appeals to Americans to accept the peace treaty and League of Nations without change. He calls it a charter for a new world order ending conquest and domination and establishing international law with sanctions and safeguards for labor and nations.
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Washington
Associated Press
Wilson
League of Nations
Germany
Kaiser Says He Is Safe in Netherlands as Legal Battle Rages
In Amerongen on June 28 Associated Press reports Kaiser’s legal advisers expect Holland to refuse surrender. German officials call surrender illegal. The former Kaiser eyes two Dutch castles for purchase near Doorn and near Arnheim as he plans life in exile.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Amerongen
Holland
Doorn
Arnheim
California bound crowds flood San Francisco docks
Thousands of residents and visitors plan a farewell to liquor in San Francisco as hotels fill and every boat and train arrival adds to the crowd. In Seattle, California-bound boats and trains are sold out for weeks, with northern travelers unable to secure reservations resorting to tarpaulins and porter sleeping spots.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Hiquor
Seattle
Tar Pauling
Willard and Dempsey Brace for Tough Pennant Fight
In Toledo on June 28 betting odds edge near even with Willard slight favorite at 10 to 7. Fans swarm hotels as press leans to Willard while Dempsey jokes about needing a ten count. Monohan backs a five round knockout and Moran predicts a Willard victory.
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Toledo
Ohio
Associated Press
Willard
Dempsey
Walter Monohan
Monohan
Havana
Frank Moran
Jack Dillon
Senate funds to aid crime detection and anarchist controls
Washington June 28 the Senate added in the sundry civil bill two measures aimed at anarchists and bomb throwers and appropriated an extra 100 thousand dollars for crime detection. Shutte June 28 fish prices show special fin rates around noon with labor department powers to arrest and deport disruptive elements.
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Washington
Associated Press
Senate
Shuttle
Department of Labor
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Fiume
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