Germans Prepare For Signing Of The Peace Treaty In Paris
A broad sequence of dispatches reports Germany’s government and delegates set to sign the Peace Treaty in Paris with plans for delivery to the Allies. Bundespräsidentschafts and officials indicate timing and personnel, including Mueller and Bell as envoys, with signing aimed for Saturday afternoon in Versailles Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Paris
Berlin
Germany
National Assembly
Herr Hauer
Bauer
Daniel von Haimhausen
Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Weimar
Haniel
Herman Mueller
Peace Commission
Ebert
Secrete von Hamel
Claim
Mueller
Bell
Germay
Council of Three
Crown Prince Hohenzollern Escapes to Germany Stirring Peace Circles
Paris reports Prince William Hohenzollern has fled Holland and reached Germany. The Hague confirms he remains at Island Wiesingen while peace circles note the escape pleases Reactionaries and Monarchists amid other German evasions.
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Paris
Frederick William Hohengzobern
Holland
Germany
The
Hague
Island Wiesingen
Alaska Railroad funding advances in Senate action
Senator Jones secured from the Senate Appropriation a full request for Alaska Railroad construction next year totaling 116 475 000 to complete the Seward to Fairbanks line at 97 300 per mile. An additional 12 000 000 was flagged as needed for the current fiscal year.
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Washington
Jones
Senate
Lane
Senate Appropriation Committee
FU. Ae cPhersons
Lee
Alaska
Seward
Fadirbanks
Underwood
Local News Briefs From Port Alexander Petersburg
William Abbot, driver for Hogue and Tre ton, was accidentally shot while bear hunting near Port Alexander on Monday the 28th. He is recovering. Paul Gohle, arrested at Cape Fanshaw on a Juneau court warrant, failed to appear and forfeited bail of 1500. Mrs. Harvey seeks knitters’ Red Cross shipments. Petersburg and Seattle and Jefferson steamer arrivals list passengers. Mrs. J C Allen returns improved from the East voyage. O. E. Foesness travels to Petersburg aboard Admiral Watson. Kodak developing and printing services offered by Parks.
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William Abbot
Hogue and
Treton
Port Alexander
Abbot
Bear
Por Waller
Paul Gohle
Petersburg
Cape Fanshaw
Juneau
Gohle
Fanshaw
J.C. McBride
Robert Semple
J.C. Allen
Postmaster Allen
East
Jefferson
Allen
Admiral Watson
O. E. Foesness
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Bank of Petersburg
Geneva
Brussels
Belgium
Albert
Mary
United States
Council of Four
Scapa Flow
Ford
Detroit
Treasurery Department
Vienna
Bela Kuhn
Ungaria
Reds
Hungary
House
Wickersham
George B.grigsby
Chicago Tribune
League of Nations
Red Cross
Mrs. Harvey
Seattle
Fred Purinton
L. S. Bolger
C. B. Bloomquist
Mr. Cole
J. Harger
B. Hawkins
John Oliver R. Randy
N. E. Wilson
Huno Hoyer
F. R. Cole
William Price
J. Gustafson
W. B. Stuart
J. C. Allen
Violet Cole
Gladys Bohn
Evalin Gustafson
Kodak Developing
PARKS
W. J. Erskine
Kodiak
S. L. Hogar
Ceris Tveten, Sec
Treas
the Citizens’ Wharf
Standard Oil Station
Humboldt Steamship Company
Citizens’ Co-Operative Wharf CO
Sam Allen, Wharfinger
AT Wharf
Ripley Fish Coo
Pier
Edwin Ripley
Mgr
the Fish Clearing House, Inc
Scotch & Norway
Theo. F- Eggers
Pres
H. S. Finch
Sec-Treas
Ferry Dock
Seattle, Wash
Glacier Fish Coo
Tacoma
J. Mabbock
N. Nelson
Customs House
K. L. Steberg
Sunde Bldg
Uly
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