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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
8
Treaty 15 results in four months of diplomatic work
New York May 7 1919 The treaty handed to the Germans at Versailles closes a four month effort by allied officials and delegates from Great Britain France Italy and the United States. Wilson’s travels and meetings across Europe helped speed the conference. The page notes key milestones from January 18 to late April including the formation of councils and the League of Nations covenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Versailles
Germany
Paris
Brest
Presi Dent
Europe
England
Italy
France
Supreme - “Council
Great Britain
Leaguej of Nations
Commission
Wilson
United States
Boston
League
Covenant
Epeachen
St Ow
Means
Clemenceau
Council
International Labor Legislation Committee
Adriatic
Fiume
Orlando
Rome
Secarcely
Geneva
League of Nations
Eric Drummond
Genera In
Italy to administer Fiume as league mandate
Paris May 7 All factions prepared if Teutons refuse to sign as Premier Orlando accepts a plan for Italy to govern Fiume as a league mandate until 1925 with a Dalmatian coast harbor and rail links to Agram. Italy ready to curb other claims while Barrere and Sonnino arrive for treaty talks in Paris and Versailles seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Orlando
Italy
Fiume
League of Nations
Adriatic
Agram
Camille Barrere
Rome
Orlando Aka Baron Sonnini
Council of Four
Council
Congress Called May 19 as Wilson Absent
Washington May 7 President Wilson issued a proclamation calling Congress to convene in extra session at noon on May 19 1915 to consider annual appropriation measures. The move aims to enable quick action on funding as major bills stalled. Senate and House leaders prepare organizational steps ahead of the special session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Wilson
Coderess
Tumulty
White House
Glasgas
Congress of the
United States
Executive
Woodrow
United States of America
Congress
Olimbie
Mothers Day message from Miss Jarvis urges thrift bonds
Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia founder of the National Mothers Day association sent a message read at the federal council of the Churches of Christ in America urging Mothers Day on May 11 and recommending no flowers with rich people buying Victory bonds and thrift stamps instead. A separate Chicago report states Mrs Vera Trepagni er of New Orleans, 60, widow of a Louisiana planter, is held to the grand jury for murder after shooting publisher Pam Frederick Volland who she alleges swindled her royalties. The ad copy mentions Smoke Diamond Joe and bears a plea about disposing TARERYY BONDS through one’s bank.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
National Mothers’ Day Association
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ Lin
America
Associated Press
Chicago
Vera Trepagnier
New Orleans
Pam Frederick Volland
American Legion Seeks 4,000,000 Members
Delegates arrived for a three day caucus in St Louis as the American Legion readies plans to organize and attract more than four million men who served in any wartime capacity. The group, conceived by soldiers in Paris last March, opens tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Associated Press
St. Louis
American Legion
Paris
Devonshire May Step Down as Canada’s Governor General
The Associated Press reports in London on May 7 that the Duke of Devonshire will soon retire as governor general of Canada. The Mail suggests the post may go to the Earl of Athlone, Queen Mary’s brother, who would have succeeded the Duke of Connaught if not for army duties. An advertisement for Nutmargarine follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devonshire
Canada
Associated Press
London
Duke of Devonshire
The
Mail
Earl of Athione
Mary
Duke of Connaught
Extra guarantee of French safety said to be fixed
Paris May 7 Havas France says the United States and Great Britain have concluded an agreement giving supplementary guarantees for France and security for the peace treaty. Premiers Clemenceau Lloyd George and President Wilson will draft in final form this additional pact at a meeting this morning. Marshal Foch warned the treaty should not be signed, urging France hold Rhine bridge heads and extend occupation beyond 15 years. The peace conference is slated to last about 20 minutes and be reopened by the premier president of the peace congress.
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Germany
Lusitania
Hotel Trianon
Versailles
Fleragon
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Tiaiti
Pantama
Liberia
Honduran
Orlando
Sonnino
Paris
Rome
Italy
Oreign
Portugal
China
France
William
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Havasi
Mcho de Paris
Lday
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Wilson
Koch
Foch
Rhine
Tours
Faris
Havas
Pea
Count von Brockdorff-Rabizau
Wreiinen Gwidlen Susukuvr Authoon
eral-Hines
War freight drop hits rate income
Paris and Washington reports show wartime freight traffic slowing as the treaty process and rail movement data are released. Director General Hines notes a $192 million deficit and mixed prospects for the year, while Germany awaits treaty handover and Mrs. Wilson may attend the events.
China Rejects Peace Pact Guidance to Paris Delegates
The Chinese cabinet at a May 6 meeting instructed delegates in Paris not to sign a peace treaty. It assigned German rights in Shantung to Japan, signaling a stance against a forthcoming settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peking
Paris
Shantung
Rich Father's Murder Charge Shocks Illinois Town
Dr. Hor lace A. Reddish, 33, arrested in Jerseyville for allegedly killing his wealthy father Stephen M. Reddish. He denies the murder and claims he slept with an uncle in St. Louis for weeks before the body was found. The elder Reddish died five days before discovery. a black servant was also found shot in the same house.
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Illinois
Associated Press
Jerseyville
Ill
Horlace
A. Reddish
Stephen M. Reddish
Alton
Thia
Hontorrow
Reddish
St. Louis
R. Reddish
Burleson Maintains Telegraph Toll Increase in Illinois
The Postmaster General Burleson is empowered by a Supreme Court order to keep increased intra state telegraph rates in Illinois until final appeals from federal court rulings are decided. The court kept in effect temporary injunctions against Illinois officials, while dissolving some injunctions and delaying Burleson’s rate increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Burleson
Supreme Court
Ilinois
Illinois
Landis
Lorraine iron for their coal angers Germans
Paris on May 7 reports a heated Versailles meeting of allied and German economic experts. The main topic was exchanging Lorraine iron ore for German coal, with the Journal noting that allied energy and good sense prevailed over German stubbornness. Also: Washington announced sale of eight national guard camps and four miscellaneous camps for 548000 dollars, with bidders covering government damage claims.
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Paris
Havas
Versailles
Lorraine
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Guard
War Department
Paris Deputies Back Government After May Day Riots Talk
In Paris chamber of deputies reporters described May Day disturbances as deputies debated government measures for order. Jules, minister of the interior, outlined actions and the chamber passed a confidence resolution 356 to 1. Marcel Cachin pressed the war minister on Paris force buildup. Clemenceau absent to respond. Deputy Paul Torcete appeared with a bandaged head from May 1 unrest.
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Paris
Harras
Chamber of Deputies
Jules
Prams
Interior
Cachin
Marcel Cachin
Fremier Clemenceau
Felon Julius Paris
Paul Torcete
Victory Liberty Loan Subscriptions Reach 2.15 Billion
Washington May 7 The total subscriptions to the Victory Liberty Loan stood at about 2.15 billion dollars today after an overnight increase of roughly 190 million.
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Washington, D. C
Victory
Versailles Treaty Summary Reveals Germany Peace Terms
An official summary of the Versailles peace treaty outlines key provisions. Germany accepts league of nations framework, loses Alsace Lorraine, Saar and Danzig changes, and territorial shifts to Poland and Belgium. Germany to reduce army, surrender ships, and pay reparations while global bodies regulate the postwar order.
Navy Day Drives Victory Loan Boost with Navy Slogan
All hands in the navy were piped to quarters or standing by for navy day in the Victory loan campaign today. Bond sales were expected to rise as sea fighters challenged the nation to match the navy. Special demonstrations and the slogan safety cents to preserve quality were featured in many places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Courier delivery cutoff and reprint request notice
The Courier will be delivered before 5 30 PM. If you fail to receive the paper on time due to error or other causes, call 330 before 6 30 PM and a copy will be sent.
German Prisoners Escape And Fire Hits Belgium Depot
Reports say 600 German prisoners attempted flight as shells and bombs fired from a Belgian depot near a railway stall, 60 miles south of a Canadian advance. About 150 Belgians and Germans were captured, with many killed or wounded. The explosion destroyed homes in the area, and the depot reportedly held the prisoners at heart of the fighting. Multiple casualties feared as the debris and fires spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Stall Dael
King’ Albertreight
Belgia
Jnth
Talbott Deputation Hearing Near Lexington
Joseph Talbott of Aldershot appears with deputies as hearings proceed near Lexington in the surrounding Tana district, details unclear from fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Talbott
Ald
Lexington
Tana
Veteran teacher dedicates decades to benevolent work
Veteran educator spent many years at Jennings seminary Mount Vernon Hall Lake Forest and Inwood colleges, dedicating much of her time to charitable service across several institutions.
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Tage
Jennings -Semine Morris Seminary
Ingdon College
Fit Lege
Mount-Vernonty-Hall
Lake’ Forest
Federal aid for highway trucks to states announced
The Associated Press reports that more than 45 million dollars in motor trucks are ready for distribution to state highway departments through the Bureau of Public Roads. The funds come from the highway construction appropriation and must be used on road work under the provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Washington
Lorraine Press Plea for France to defend Alsace Lorraine
Metz May 7 The Lorraine newspapers publish a petition from the mayor of Metz urging all Alsace and Lorraine inhabitants to sign to ask France to protect itself economically and politically by pushing Germany beyond the Rhine The petition was sent to President Poincaré and the leaders of the chamber of deputies and senate.
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Metz
Havas
Lorraine
Mets
Alsace
Tania
France
Germany
Rhine
Poincare
Prem Clémenceat
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
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Republican House
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Star Chamber
World Council
Hines
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San Felice
Algace-Lorraine
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Danzig
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Committee On Public Information
Piawe
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Great Brit
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Turkey
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Belgium
Denmark
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