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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1919

Page

3

Signing of Peace Treaty Ends War Era in Paris Hall

The signing ceremony in the Galérie des Glaces marked the conclusion of World War I as leaders from the Allied powers and Germany executed the peace documents. President Wilson and Premier Clemenceau led the event, with observers noting a subdued, swift pace and limited spectacle despite the historic act.

Friien Trianon Palace Mm Prokrara P&ces Clemenceau Élure Wilson Italy Sonnino Shantung Japan Palace Galérie Des Glaces America France Lansing Republican Guard Messrs. Harrison Patchin Kirk American Peace Commission Lloyd George Mrs. Wilson Margaret Wilson Edith Benham Admiral Grayson Drs. Miller Bell Mantaux Captain Mantaux Miller President Wilson M. Durasta Mr. Lansing Mr. White Colonel House General Bliss

Smuts Seeks Changes to Harsh Peace Terms

General Jan Smuts declared the Peace Treaty is not ideal but necessary to end the war and start rebuilding Europe. He warned punishment and indemnities could hinder recovery and urged Allied help to reconstruct Central and Eastern Europe while demanding German good faith and renewed international collaboration through the League of Nations.

Lansing Lloyd George Balfour Smuts Maharaja of Bikanir A Hashavnen Clemenceau New York Times Company New York Times London Jan Smuts Europe Russia United States British Empire League of Nations League

Rome Crowds Riot Against Nitti Cabinet

In Rome a large anti government demonstration turned violent as crowds tried to reach Premier Nitti residence. Military and police dispersed the mob after midnight following a mass meeting at the Augusteum where Gabriele dAnnunzio spoke.

Rome Nitti Associated Press Augusteum Gabriele d’'Annunzio

Jamaica Celebrates Signing Peace Treaty

Jamaica rejoiced at the peace treaty signing with bells rung and business halted. American colonists and residents plan a Friday celebration marking both peace and Independence Day.

Jamaica Kingston

New Ambassador Nominations Revealed for Brussels and Rio

Paris reports from June 29 state the Journal Officiel will publish M. de Margerie as Ambassador to Brussels and Alexandre R. Conty as Ambassador to Rio de Janeiro. Philippe Berthelot, with the Foreign Office since 1889, to be Political Director.

Paris Officiel M. de Margerie Brussels Alexandre R. Conty Rio de Janeiro Philippe J. L. Berthelot Foreign Office

Kosovo Day Observed With Serb Memorial Services

In New York four Serbians observed Kosovo Day with services at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine and Washington Square Church. Rev. Howard Robbins preached, Major M. H. Cressy spoke about Serbia’s wartime sacrifices and the Serbian Relief Committee plans.

Kossovo Cathedral of St. John the Divine Howard ©. Robbins Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church M. H. Cressy Serbian Relief Committee Dean Robbins League of Nations Major Cressy Serbia Austria Berlin Bagdad

Breslau Proclaimed In State Of Siege

A state of siege was proclaimed at Breslau Saturday night and government troops occupied the railway station after brief resistance by strikers. The State Commissary decreed compulsory work for Breslau workers. Government troops of General von Lettow Vorbeck attempted to enter Hamburg but withdrew before a large mob. Communists in control promised no opposition to entry, date of any advance uncertain.

London Breslau Berlin von Lettow-Vorbeck Hamburg Schleswig Brandenburg Bavaria

Red Cross Hospital Work for Troops in France

The American Red Cross ran 22 military hospitals in France with 14,526 beds and provided more than 1,110,000 days of care for 80,539 soldiers. It supplied splints, anaesthetics, emergency hospitals, and run 13 dispensaries, 8 infirmaries, and 11 convalescent homes while aiding 2,800 French hospitals and delivering vast quantities of dressings, sponges, splints, and drugs in 1918.

Washington American Red Cross France Bureau of Hospital Administration War Department Red Cross The Army Bureau Paris Chateau- Thierry

King Albert Attends Thanksgiving Service in Belgium

King Albert and Queen Elizabeth attend a national thanksgiving service in Brussels for Belgium’s deliverance. Cardinal Mercier officiates and lauds the King and Queen for remaining during occupation. couple receives an ovation as the city shows subdued flags and no official proclamation.

Brussels Albert Elizabeth Belgium Cardinal Mercier

Christie's sale yields 25,000 guinea Coymans portrait

At Christie's London sale of the Drummond pictures the gem Franz Hall's portrait of Joseph Coymans sold for 25,000 guineas to Agnews. The event highlights the high value placed on fine portraits in the Drummond collection.

Hails New York Times Company New York Times London Christie Drummond Franz Hall Joseph Coymans Agnews

Germans poised to reclaim sea power after war

Shipping data show Germany built nearly 750000 tons of steel cargo carriers during 1914 to 1917 and maintained a large neutral-flag merchant fleet. Henry C Wiltbank warns Germany will return to sea dominance unless international action blocks it, citing state control of neutral yards and overseas yard grabs in Sweden Finland and the Baltic.

Germany Henry C. Wiltbank Wiltbank Ae Ferce Germanischer Lloyd the Syren and Shipping Hamburg Wilhelm Hemsoth Ronneby Sweden Baltic Russia Finland

Congress near act on water power bills for Western and Southern states

Western and Southern senators and representatives push water power legislation in Congress to unlock regional resources. Senator Jones of Washington leads Senate action with an Esch bill advancing in the House, while multiple similar measures from Bankshead Walsh Shields Lenroot and Pinchot compete for consolidation and approval by the interdepartmental committee.

Washington Congress Jones Commerce Committee Senate House Representative Esch Wisconsin House Commerce Committee Bankhead Alabama Walsh Montana Shields Gifford Pinchot Lenreot Pinchot Lane Houston Faker

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