George Washington Leads Presidential Squadron From Brest
The George Washington heads into the Atlantic with the battleship Oklahoma in front and destroyers Woolsey Tarbell Wickes Yarnell on its sides. French destroyers Fanion Carnage and Ushant Licht show salutes before the squadron fades from view.
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U S Will Join in Treaty With Turkey
Paris reports the United States will join both the Turkish and Bulgarian treaties as the covenant of the League of Nations is included. The plan keeps Constantinople under a debated regime with potential British supervision and a Turkish overall claim limited by an open Dardanelles. The delegation, led by Secretary Lansing, departs with key figures dispersing to England and the United States while others remain in Paris to finalize treaties and press bureau leadership.
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Berlin Paper Suppressed For Preaching Revenge
Berlin’s Deutsche Zeitung is suppressed for printing a headline urging revenge over the 1916 surrender figures. The wartime paper had circulated a cautious peace treaty note as Allied powers press for terms, while Wilson’s Paris accord was signed and ceremonially reviewed by officials.
Peincare Bids Wilson Farewell at Station
President Peincare bid farewell to President Wilson amid a Paris station ceremony last night. Attended by Senate member My Dubcident, Chamber of Deputies head Pra tier Clemenceny, Foreign Minister Pichon, and other ministers. Ambassadors from Spain, Italy, Japan, and Greece joined elite guests including Karl Kramarz and General Borboul at.
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Germans Depart Versailles Quietly After Signing Peace
Paris June 29 The German delegation including Dr Hermann Mueller Dr Bell and about fifty others left Versailles last night largely unnoticed. They were sent by automobile via a roundabout route to Noisy le Toit and boarded a train at 6 o clock. Herr Scheuermann Deutsche Zeitung was with them and was temporarily arrested last week. The party was escorted to Cologne by French and Italian officers. Haniel von Haimhausen Leinert and Dunker remain in Versailles with about thirty secretaries. Haniel von Haimhausen becomes German delegation leader pending further departure Monday morning with additional aides. About twenty secretaries and stenographers stay behind under Aaron von Lerener.
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Senate Concerns Pivot on Four Pence Treaty Objections
Washington June 29 Senate sentiment centers on four objections to the league section of the Pence treaty. Critics fear all nation protection against external aggression, inadequate protection for Monroe Doctrine, failure to reserve domestic issues like immigration and tariffs, and the league’s power to compel actions without unanimous consent. Despite opposition from some senators, belief grows the league may ultimately be approved.
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Corea Refuses To Be Bound by the Washington Treaty
Fragmentary clipping notes Dr Synge lore stating Corea will not accept binding terms from Premier du at a June conference with President Wilson. It references the Republic of Corea and cautions against a convention implying sovereignty or alliance obligations.
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Blockade Lift Tied to German Treaty Ratification
Paris dispatch reports the Allied council calls for lifting the blockade only after Germany ratifies the peace treaty. Washington confirms trade restraints will end once the German National Assembly ratifies, with others noting Russia’s continued trade limits and reconstruction prospects amid the food and raw material needs.
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Peace rejoicing across France as Armistice marked by crowds
Paris and seaports wave flags and cheer American soldiers as celebrations spread from Marseille to Cherbourg. Troops march, bells ring, and lighted streets glow with the first postwar jubilee. American and British dominion visitors join the revelry, while crowds greet the Armistice with music and flowers.
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Medal Commemorating Peace Signing Issued
The American Numismatic Society issues a medal commemorating the peace signing designed by Cheater Beach. The obverse shows Peace as a woman with palm branch and victory wreath, Justice with a winged horse, scales, and a helmeted figure of conflict. Versailles appears, sunbeams illuminate war’s end, price $5 bronze $10 silver for outsiders.
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Berlin Troops Retire Before Hamburg Mob
Berlin government troops under General von Lottow Varbrek tried to enter Hamburg but withdrew after clashes with a mob including many women. Communists in control at Hamburg reportedly opposed the entry. Government forces then retreated to avoid bloodshed with a definite advance planned later. Other detachments from Saxony and Brandenburg were listed. London dispatch notes Breslau workers ordered to compulsory labor amid strikes and clashes.
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League of Nations criticized by Cornell professor
Highland N Y June 28 Professor Nathaniel Schmidt of Cornell University denounced the League of Nations as undemocratic and autocratic calling for a league of free peoples with a popularly elected international parliament. He urged Germany's immediate admission and proposed an international congress to pressure Entente powers for covenant revision while favoring peaceful, democratic action.
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King George Sends Congratulatory Message to France
King George telegrammed President Poincaré after the peace treaty signing. He praised French and British soldiers who fought together and pledged cooperation in postwar reconstruction. He extended sincerest thanks and wished France full access to aid.
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Peace Delegation Arrives in Paris for Conference
Malians led by Foreign Minister Titiani arrive in Paris for the peace conference. Barononnino and Titiani representatives greet the delegation at the station. The arrival marks the beginning of official participation in talks.
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Polk Reported Si To Head Peace Delegation
Paris dispatch says Under Secretary of State Polk will replace Lansing as head of the American peace delegation when he returns to the United States around mid July. Washington officials deny knowledge of Polk’s appointment and say no such decision exists.
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Joyous Ovation Greets Lloyd George in London
Loyd George returns from Paris to a jubilant reception in London. Crowds line Victoria Station approaches, crowds at Downing Street cheer as the Prime Minister rides in a royal procession with the King and Queen.
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Peace Signings Bring Quiet London Thanksgiving Services
The article notes a speaker urging unity and reverence as peace is proclaimed after war. Londoners marked the signing with quiet services across churches, bells ringing throughout the day, and crowds greeting the Premier's arrival later in the evening.
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Coblenz Calm as Peace Treaty Signed by All Sides
News from Coblenz reports the peace treaty signing at 4 p m with no demonstrations. American officers, Colonel J L Douke and General Malin Craiy, met to modify anti fraternization rules while allowing courtship with German women. enforcement may ease but not end in Rhineland.
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Germans Still Uncured and French Radicals Debate Peace
The article notes radical French voices opposing the peace treaty terms with Germany. Marcel Cuchi and others in L Humanite criticize the ceremony and signatures as illegitimate. Journals like Le Petit Journal echo unease over Teutonic mastery while Jules Cambon in Echo de Paris argues the peace seeks a righteous path though past wrongs persist.
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Lloyd George Coalition to End This Summer Says Press
London dispatch reports the Lloyd George coalition likely to dissolve this summer amid calls for reform of mines trade and Irish policy. Observers expect a shift left or liberal partnership with Northcliffe, while Labor’s Southport strike signals rising worker influence and possible moderate reorganization moves.
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French Socialist Leader Denounces Bolshevism in Toulouse Speech
In Paris June Thenar of the Unified Radical Socialist party denounces Bolshevism during a Toulouse rally. He repudiates war as a false doctrine and calls for a united social program ahead of the impending election.
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Brazil Celebrates Peace Treaty Signing in Capital
Rio de Janeiro flags wave as reports from June announce that a peace treaty was argued and received with rejoicing. Berlin issues denials and naval salutes accompany parades as Germany undergoes leadership reshuffles and a new provisional official is named in East Prussia.
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Madrid Celebrates Peace With Flag Festivities
Madrid ignites with flags on public buildings after peace treaty announcement. Crowds fill streets in euphoria as King Alfonso sails to San Sefuti for the regatta amid celebratory displays and waving banners across the city.
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Jamaica rejoices as news treaty signed. bells ring
Kingston reports jubilation over the signing of a peace treaty. Citizens celebrate with bells tolling and business suspension. An Independence Day celebration is planned for next Friday to honor both the peace accord and independence.
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Belgian King and Queen Attend National Thanksgiving Service
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth attended a service of national thanksgiving for Belgiums deliverance. Cardinal Mercier officiated and paid tribute to the royal couple and others who stayed during the occupation. The city was quiet, no official demonstration or proclamation occurred.
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Mikado and Alfonso Congratulate Poincare
The Emperor of Japan and the King of Spain sent formal congratulations to President Poincare on the conclusion of peace in Paris, signaling diplomatic warmth.
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League Official Denies Bankers Back Crusade
Herbert S. Houston national treasurer of the League to Enforce Peace denied charges that bankers fund the crusade. He cited 6000 contributors with an average under 100 dollars and noted broad democratic backing from groups like the Chamber of Commerce United States and the American Federation of Labor.
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Erzberger Plans Holiday To Escape Ovations
Berlin reports that Mathias Erzberger, Vice President and Finance Minister, plans a holiday to avoid the ovations showered on him. Despite political turmoil after a Weimar confrontation, Erzberger remains influential in the cabinet as reforms and private fortunes are debated.
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Export and Import Ban On Wheat and Flour Listed
The ADHIAULUN June war Trade Board announced a ban on wheat and flour exports and imports. A presidential proclamation transfers control to the United States Drain Corporation, revoking outstanding licenses for export or import of wheat and flour.
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