Peage Parley Nearing End as Germany Prepares Peace Terms
Paris reports nearing end of peagae parley with allies to present admission to the League of Nations and civil administration plan for the Rhineland. Germany could form an army of 200000 for three years while league talks set timing for ratification and reparations.
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Paris
Wilson
Belgium
United States
Germany
League of Nations
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
League
Meeret
Czecho-Slovakia
Stu
Upper Silesia
Inter-Allied Civil Commission
Rhine
Fear New Bomb Outrages Reported in Paterson
Police in Paterson New Jersey deployed special guards at public buildings and homes of prominent citizens after a warning from William J Flynn head of the justice department bureau of investigation. The message reportedly originated from Flynn and warned of possible bomb outrages nationwide.
World events briefed across the globe 1919
James A. Towner former Minnesota congressman and ex chairman of the house appropriations committee died at Excelsior Springs Missouri aged sixty four Former United States Senator John C Spooner of Wisconsin died at his New York home The house passed the 1920 army appropriation bill totaling 718 million dollars for a 300000 man temporary army Various posts describe reparations diplomacy and military actions including the peace treaty revisions in Paris and Berlin and naval and aviation developments across Europe and the United States
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James A. Towner
Minnesota
House
Appropriations Committee
Excelsior Springs
Tawney
United States
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
New York
John Cole Spooner
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Paris
Wall Street
Thomas W. Lamont
Wilson
J. P. Morgan & Co
Lamont
Henry P. Davison
Mr. Davison
Euhu Root
Senator Lodge
Iowa State News highlights local farm sales and civic notes
Former State Treasurer W. W. Morrow sold a 760 acre farm at Afton for 102600. Ninety seven seniors graduated at Marshill high school. A consolidated school house was approved 76 to 22. Burglars stole over 500 dollars cash and 40 dollars in checks from Metzger restaurant at Cowmell Bluffs. A smooth forger is active in northern Iowa with appearances in Garner Cresco and New Hampton. Bert Grimm survived a bull attack near Waukon while riding a horse. Maurice Fridland of Sioux City won the Pound prize at Harvard Law School. Ottumwa selected for the 1920 G A R encampment. A. Beatty elected commander at Cedar Rapids. Land near Cedar Falls sold for 400 per acre by Andrew Prandsen. Eugene Armstrong drowned near Riverside cemetery. Mrs Mary Wright of Eldora celebrated her 93rd birthday. Corporal Horace Love cited for bravery in France. Peter Verburg of Rock Valley refused 3709 per acre offer. Marengo Gas Co. stock bought by Chicago investors. local manager from Marion. University men to live in dormitories next year. meals provided. Prof Shimek resigns as head of botany. Prof Robert Wrytie appointed successor. Cherokee County State Bank sale of Hereford herd at Meriden. top price 744 for Leon Mitchell’s cow. Spirit Lake road improvements planned. funded by state legislation. Mrs J J Sauer of Eldora sold Pocahontas county farm for 300 per acre. Farm now worth about 48000. Suing Kosberg for 3500 damages over alleged defamation linked to whisky transport arrest.
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W. W. Morrow
Afton
Marshilltown
Morrey
Metzger
Cowmell Bluffs
Iowa
Garner
Cresco
New Hampton
Bert Grimm
Waukon
Maurice Fridland
Sioux City
Grinnell College
Plainfield
Harry Palpot
First Street
Cedar Falls
Anamosa
Eugene Armstrong
Riverside Cemetery
Mary Wright
Eldora
Horace Love
Manson
Frank L. Love
Love Hospital Uni
France
Peter Verburg
Rock Valley
Hamilton Place
Bohumit Shimek
State University
Robert B. Wrytie
Cherokee County State Bank Calt Club
Meriden
Leon Mitchell
Cleghorn
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Crandall’s Lodge
Dickinson
Spirit
Little Spirit Lakes
J. J. Sauer
Pocahontas County
H. Kosberg
S. Kosberg
Minneapolis
Kosberg
York Red Headed Peacemaker Sorgt. Alvin York
Pall Mall Tennessee native Alvin York of the 328th Infantry earned fame for a single battlefield deed on October 8 1918 killing 20 Germans capturing 132 prisoners and breaking up a counterattack on Hill 223 in the Argonne near Chatel Chehery His acts led to a reputation as a peacemaker and he later became a church leader and conscientious objector with Grace Williams calling the deed a hand of God.
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Alvin
York
Pall Mall
Fentress County
Tenn
Argonne
Chatel- Chehery
Church of Christ and Christian Union
Io Camp
Europe
Grace Williams
God
House's Influence on Wilson Discussed by Contemporaries
The piece asserts Col. Edward M. House shapes President Wilson's decisions. Paris reports credit for organizing the American delegation at the peace conference. House complements Wilson by preferring hard facts over eloquent generalities, guiding decisions with detail and truth.
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Col
Edward M. House
Wilson
Paris
Colonel House
Miss Alice Paul Ties Joan of Arc Legend to Suffrage Fight
National Woman's party chairwoman Alice Paul, nicknamed Joan of Arc by friends, has raised over 300 600 and built a 50 000 member national organization. Quiet in public, she is a militant suffragist who endured seven months in prison for picketing the president and founded the party in 1913 after studying labor in London and Birmingham.
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Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
Joan of Arc
Paul
Swarthmore College
New York School of Philanthropy
England
London
Birmingham
Washington
America
Suffrage Association
Garfield and Natural Resources program under Wilson plan
Former United States Fuel Administration head Harry A. Garfield remains in the public eye over a possible government backed program in natural resources. President Wilson is expected to propose a congressionally approved system to supervise and direct coal gas and oil resources, aiming for fair distribution and curbing private monopolies. He is said to oppose capitalist control while Garfield works on a plan to reduce private dominance in energy supply.
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Harry A. Garfield
United States Fuel Administration
Wilson
Congress
Doctor Garfield
Leftover Dishes and Moral Reflections From a Fragmented Text
A fragmented, pastiche style text blends culinary leftovers with aphorisms. It references turning the carpet, shreds becoming order, and notes on repurposing leftovers such as ragout of veal, ham with jelly sauce, and minced mutton mash. A quote from Charlea Wagner closes the piece.
Inviting Dishes and Classic Kitchen Tricks
A scan of home cooking tips and recipes includes gravy without browned flour, a raisin and celery salad with orange, apple, and mayonnaise, green corn and green pepper fry, a traditional casse- float dish called Cansolet with beans and chicken, a rich sugar filling for cake layers with figs and raisins, corned beef prepared in a brick loaf, and a frozen coffee custard with whipped cream. The piece blends practical steps, measurements, and period flavor for a domestic audience.
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Servan
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Stauds
Rhineland
Paterson
Washington, D. C
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Neling International
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Burleson
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Palmer
Navy Intelligence Bureau
Chicago
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Dyer
Missouri
Rep
Council of Four
Italy
Austria
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Citizens’ Council of
Greater Berlin
Die Freiheit
Sone
Die Freheit
Odessa
Egar
August Dunner
Russia
Internet
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China
Marshal Foch
General Weygand
Clemenceau
Marcel Hutlni
Fiche de Paris
NC-4
Chihua- Wu
Aguas Cadentes
Kronstadt
Stockholm Aftonblad
Black Sea
Oflessi
Chamber of Diuties
Emile Groude
Holland
Robert CG. Paris
Prague
Slovakia
Sieria
Countess Markievicz
Sinn Fein
Teather
Dublin
Ireland
Cork
Lake
Owego
Itn
Archangel
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
Kolchak
Charles F. Matis
Fort Leavenworth
el Paso
Tex
Columbus
N. M
Arthur G. Hansall
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Department of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
N. I
Thomas Mooney
San Francisco
A. KE. S. Martens
Istanis
Lusk Committee
New York Harbor
Organized Tabor West
American Foderation of Labor
Atlantle City
Iiness
Springfield
Madison
Michigan
Ned
Waterloo
Rock Island
Oniguga
St. Louis
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Forts
McPherson
Vglethorpe
Iowa State News
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Garfield and Natural Resources
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Verne
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