Five Months to Versailles Peace Treaty Drafted
A historical overview outlines how the Peace Treaty of Versailles grew from five months of Allied conferences in Paris. It details key players including Wilson, Lansing, Clemenceau, George, Orlando, and Orlando, the formation of councils, the Covenant of the League of Nations, and the steps leading to the May 7 delivery to Germany, with subsequent German reactions and Austrian peace terms in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Paris
Wilson
Robert Lansing
Henry White
Rome
Edward M. House
Tasker SH. Bliss
Georges Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
England
Prince’s Islands
Europe
League of Nations
International Labor Legislation Committee
Austria
Fiume
America
Geneva
League
Shantung
Council of Three
Count Brockdorff-Rantzau
Lusitania
Council of Four
St. Germain
Epworth Leaguers Meet in Monroe City Conference
Rev. P A Mitchell of Palmyra to preside over Hannibal district Epworth League twenty fifth conference in Monroe City from Tuesday to Thursday. Rev. Mitchell serves Palmyra church circuit pastor. Miss Mary Phil Ups is league secretary. Local clergy and deacons attend. program covers services, lectures, and missions with junior division reports.
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Palmyra
P. A. Mitchel
Monroe City
Mitchell
O. H. Phillips
North
Epworth League
Arch Street
Hannibal
Ernest Mounts
Monroe League
Lewistown League
Our Church
Shelbyville League
Model Epworth
Canton League
Fred Howell
Kev
F. J. Haple
Node Green
J. HL. Hubbard
Canton
Mary Milton
T. M. Taylor
Hannial
Alice Doyle
Shelbyville
Katherine Drain
Katherine Davis
Garland Riegle
B. B. Harvey
Monticello
Model Epworth League
Misa Little King
la Grange
Kahoka
LaBelle
Lewistown
Monroe
New Tendon
Oakwood
Parkchurch
Santa Fe
Scerman
CC. Grimes
H. C. Bolen
Hannibal District
Hev
FL A. Mitchell
Palmira
Sydney
Nade Green
New London
Thomas Garland
Hannt
Burglars Target Tailoring Firm in St Louis Theft
In St Louis on June 24, Samuel Cohen of Cohen Bros. Tailoring Goods Co. reported a burglary at his shop on North Market Street. The thieves shorted $1166 worth of clothing and fabric and demanded a ransom of $250, later settling on $175, using a green touring car and revolvers in a tense phone scam and confrontation before fleeing with the bundle.
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ST. Louis
Samuel Cohen
Cohen Bros. Tailoring Goods Co
North Market Street
Cohen
Isolation Policy Of Brazil Gone For Good
President-elect D Epitacio Pessoa told a Washington dinner that co operation between Brazil and the United States is essential in a world where isolation harms nations. The remarks followed a day of meetings with congressional leaders and diplomatic corps during his visit after France. Brazil opposes isolation and welcomed U S compliments as he toured the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Wilson
France
United States
Council of Ten
Clemenceau
Washington
Brazil
D. Epitacio Pessoa
Treasury Glass
Dr. Pessoa
New York
Pan-American Union
Senate
House of Representatives
Glass
Pessoa
After War Talks of Federation and Trade
A speaker laments the end of war and urges nations to unite economically. He argues that isolation harms nations and that recovery requires federative organization where states contribute their best elements for common purposes. The text notes Japan exporting beans to Australia, England, and the United States and hints at large export volumes.
Howard's Buttermilk Cream Advertisement Claim
A Brown and Mays Drug Co. ad promises soft clear pliable skin using Howard's Buttermilk Cream. It guarantees satisfaction or a full refund, noting availability at Brown and Mays Drug Co. or any 902 druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Brown and Mays Drug Co
Exports Value Rise Since 1914 to 1918
Exports increased over five years with 1914 valued at 724 and 1918 showing a higher value, reflecting growing trade.
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Ware-Wayland Co
West Side Square
Epworth
Esther Phillips
Mary Wiilson
Santa
Roger Binger
Chas. Howell
Tay
O. H. Etc
R H. C. Bolen
Webster
Easton Avenues
Eatonio
Eatonic
Victor
Weilers
Australia
Klein
Vose & Son
Packard, Estey, Kohler & Campbell
Ivers & Pond
Autopiano
Hazelton Brothers
Weller i
N. Fifth ST
Quincy, Ill
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