Treaty of Peace Terms Outlined by Allied Powers
The article details the postwar settlement terms for Germany including occupation rights, territorial adjustments with Poland and Alsace Lorraine, and substantial reparations. It notes German concessions in Turkey Russia Austria Hungary and Bulgaria, the transfer of concessions to the allied reparations commission, and limits on munitions while outlining timelines for indemnities and restoration of property and ports. It emphasizes the League of Nations oversight and the future handling of war debts and boundary plebiscites.
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Three Shooters Triumph In Close Race At 200 Birds
Judge CGosteve Andere of Baker City rules in favor of Poncheton Commercial Association in the long running library case granting the owner of the books access to the Yooks in the county jail. The decision also orders custodian Judge James A. Fee to pay out the $5,000 trust fund from Bamtel FP Sturgis’s will to meet income needs. An appeal is planned as attorneys Hes Montague and A Lowell prepare the case. Ada Schilling wins Lady's Trophy with straight runs in the final day tournament while K C Grice, F Cethey, and Ray Spangle lead the 200 bird shoot. The 260 bird event proceeds amid uneven scores as the week’s championship activity continues.
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Peace Treaty In Precenten Peace Treaty IC Precenten
An Allied press report outlines the peace treaty ceremony with Germany, noting speeches, arrivals, and a written reply from Germany admitting wrong and offering reparations for devastation in France and Belgium. It confirms Germany’s refusal to provide war prisoners and calls for an impartial inquiry to assess guilt and restoration methods. The treaty is described as the longest ever, about 40 000 words in 16 sections, printed in parallel English and French.
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Special Session 13 Called for May 19
Washington reports indicate Special Session 13 is scheduled for May 19 as Congress debates actions on the Peace Treaty and related appropriations. Unclear text suggests delays and possible debates before the fiscal year ends, with mention of President’s treaty message upon his return.
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May 7 1915 Torpedoing Of Lusitania Sparks End of Militarism
Fragmented report references the Lusitania being torpedoed on May 7 1915 and hints at a dramatic shift against militarism. The text is garbled but repeatedly mentions the date May 7 and the ship incident as a pivotal moment in wartime sentiment.
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Pendleton Plans Super Fourth of July Celebration
Pendleton will stage a large Fourth of July celebration honoring soldiers and sailors of the present war. A Commercial Association committee, named at a recent meeting, will organize the event with a focus on a well-executed, community-wide program.
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Pendleton backs McKay Creek reservoir for West End irrigation
Pendleton endorses construction of the McKay Creek reservoir to store water for irrigation in the West End. An executive committee of Fort Worth business leaders will coordinate with committees, seeking about 2,000,400 dollars for the project and its primary works, with Pendleton stressing regional development and nearby city interests.
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Bond sales dominate week with large totals
The report notes Today’s bond sales as the week's largest, with totals around 1.255 million. Mentions of Mareest Mee and Tt id thoweht be Equi offi appear garbled but indicate allocations and a shortfall against quota, with Pedadleton referenced and a figure near 2 million for a participant.
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