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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
6
William Martin of the French foreign office led a simple ceremony in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles. He presented the treaty to President Wilson Mr Lloyd George and M Clemenceau for signatures and then called other delegates to affix their names.
President Wilson, in a nationwide address via Secretary Pumulty, urges acceptance of the peace treaty and League of Nations covenant without changes. He says the treaty, though severe on Germany, corrects past wrongs and empowers a permanent league of free nations to uphold peace and justice through international law.
The long delayed New York Chicago air mail began Tuesday with mail sacks leaving New York at 5 15 a m and arriving in Chicago at 12 58 p m a under nine hour relay route. The service establishes a regular daily link like that already operating between Chicago and Cleveland and between New York and Washington.
Julius Barnes United States wheat director assumes exclusive power over export and import of wheat and wheat flour starting today. Licenses already issued by the War Trade Board will have the same effect as if issued by Barnes.
Serious street fighting broke out in Woking Surrey between Canadian soldiers from the Whitley camp, British troops, and civilians. The clash drew in Canadian forces and local civilians amid rising tensions.
A major blaze in Mandan North Dakota on June 30 wiped out three fourths of the business district and two blocks of residences in Richard ton Stark county. Fire crews battled the flames as residents faced extensive property loss and disruption across the town.
Advice emphasizes personal and pedestrian safety on urban streets. Key points include looking both ways, slowing near intersections, staying on your side of the road, signaling, passing on the left, keeping distance, stopping for streetcars, and dimming lights to reduce hazards.
Six American Red Cross nurses assist Serbia battling typhus and engage in home improvements. The piece notes public health plans, rising disability and tuberculosis cases, and Red Cross efforts to extend nursing services and food relief across Europe and in war-devastated France. It cites 7,000 toothbrushes in Ohio and 15,000 sleep-affected children gaining fresh air, alongside Vanderlip’s warning of a worsening European food shortage.
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