Wilson to Attend Versailles Peace Conference
The White House announces President Wilson will leave Washington after Congress convenes to attend the Versailles Peace Conference. The move is praised by Americans and expected to influence the talks, while facing scrutiny from opposition press. The article weighs Germany's reparations, the league of nations, and Wilson’s diplomatic role in shaping postwar settlement. It references war costs, German conditions, and U S food aid, projecting political impact at home.
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Mrs. Schuster Dies in Los Angeles
Mia Ida Beeman received a telegram Monday announcing the death of Mrs. John Schuster in Los Angeles after years of rheumatism. A Kemmerer-Diamondville figure, she had ranching ties and sons Henry and Lawrence, with daughter Miss Mary. Interment planned in Kemmerer. Henry serves in France, Lawrence in military training. Bay W.
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