Signing of Peace Treaty Triggers Naval Salute Worldwide
The New York Times reports that after the Versailles peace treaty was signed, a 21 gun salute was fired at Washington and across U.S. naval stations as official statements from the State Department outlined the ceremony. Key figures include Frank L. Polk, Wilbur Wilkins, and the German and British plenipotentiaries as the signing proceeded before press bulletins from Versailles.
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French See Bogey in German Outbreaks
French observers in Paris view recent German events as proof of ongoing hostility and fear Spartacism is a political tool. The article quotes officials and senators debating the League of Nations treaty, Shantung rights, and reservations to protect U.S. sovereignty while seeking peace and stability in Europe.
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German honor carried to its grave front page words
Berlin reports meagre editorial notes on the Versailles treaty signing. The Deutsche Zeitung forecasts German vengeance and revival after 1919, while the Tageblatt calls the treaty a mockery of reason and morals and unworthy of endurance.
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