Versailles Peace Treaty Signed Ends World War I
At Versailles on June 28 the peace treaty was signed ending the great war. German delegates Mueller and Bell signed first. Wilson British and Clemenceau followed in a ceremony lasting 41 minutes in the Hall of Mirrors. Smuts signed protest. Thousands celebrated as fountains spurted water beyond the terrace.
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Seattle drive for Ryther Home continues
Seattle lags in the drive to raise 150000 for a modern Mothers Ryther home. Shipyard workers pledged 41000 bricks at a dollar each. The Elka group plans 20000 bricks as street sales continue at about 1000 bricks daily.
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Father Would Take Mystery Girl Home
George D. Smith of Seattle confers with state authorities in Spokane to free his daughter Sybil Smith the mystery girl held as Lillian Davis and charged with larceny. He met with police officials after a consultation today and seeks her release.
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Sybil Smith
University of Washington
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Sun Shines on Seattle as Warm Week Ends Weekend
Weather writer says Sunday brings abundant sunshine for Seattle despite Saturday gloom. Gentle west winds are expected to accompany the sun as forecaster Saliabury notes a mild wintry finish.
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An important notice appears on page 20 urging all readers of the Star to read the feature today. The message emphasizes not missing the announced item and directs attention to the page 20 content for full details and implications.
Motorman Shot in Quarrel at Car Barns
F J Snow a street car motorman is critically wounded by a revolver shot in a quarrel with RE Swiger a conductor. Swiger is jailed on open charges after the 2 AM incident at Jefferson Street car barns. William Molyneaux and others were present as witnesses.
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Probe Injustice of Court Martial Reform Step Initiated
Col. Otho W. Farr, commander of the Seattle recruiting district, announced that the War Department will convene a board of officers to conduct physical and mental examinations of all soldiers serving court martial sentences in federal prisons. The board will review each history and transfer men to disciplinary barracks if an injustice is found.
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Seattle
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President Wilson lands in New York after France tour
President Wilson prepares for arrival in New York with a reception planned, sending a personal message ending with All well. A France to United States departure statement expresses gratitude, friendship with French leaders, and hopes for France's future.
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Paris
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City board to probe cost of living and wages
Board of Works members to meet Monday to plan an investigation into wage levels and living costs affecting city employees. Mayor Hanson urged rapid action and an emergency ordinance to raise pay, with reports due next week.
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Liberty bond quotations reported from New York
New York reporting updates on Liberty bonds with prices for 8s at 99.22, 2s at 695.94, 2s at 414, 3s at 898.08, 4s at 899.06, and Victory bonds listed at 100.10 for the S and 99.06 for the V series.
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New Wanted Rhyme Contest Sees Classified Page
A new rhyme contest invites entries as details appear on the classified page. Readers are urged to check the column for rules deadlines and submission contacts.
Treaty Means Liberty for Peoples of World
President Wilson proclaims the peace treaty will liberate peoples, establish a permanent league of free governments, and make international law real. The pact rejects conquest and aims to end domination by strong nations, while safeguarding rights of nationalities and minorities and promoting global cooperation.
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Berlin in Fear of Revolution Forces Move on Communists
London reports Berlin grips with unrest as government troops suppress a planned nationwide revolt. Berlin authorities arrest communist and independent socialist leaders while some garrison units threaten to desert. A northern district protest ends with two dead and six wounded, and a bomb explodes outside the ministry of public works.
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Battles Raging in France One Year Ago Today
British troops advance about a mile on a three and a half mile front in Flanders. French forces push nearly two miles on a five mile front south of the Aisne. Italian reports mention artillery and raids in several sectors. German notices cite activity near the Somme.
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Senate Set to Ratify Treaty With 80 to 4 Margin
Washington reports the peace treaty will be ratified by the senate 80 to 4. Senator Hitchcock, the administration spokesman, says 46 Democrats and 34 Republicans support the measure. He projects 15 of the 16 defecting votes will be Republicans and one Democrat.
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Navy Salutes Peace With 21-Gun Salute After Versailles Treaty
Secretary Daniels ordered every American ship and shore station to fire a 21 gun salute upon the signing of the Versailles peace treaty. He declared the event the most important document in world history and praised the nation's part in pursuing lasting peace with justice.
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