Fourteen Peace Conditions Foreseen by Kaiser via Maxi
The article discusses Prince Maximilian of Baden as the intermediary for the Kaiser in seeking acceptance of Wilson's fourteen peace conditions. It lists the conditions: open covenants, freedom of navigation, removal of trade barriers, armament reduction, fair colonial claims, Russian evacuation and development, Belgian evacuation, restoration of French territory, Italian frontiers by nationality, autonomy for Austria Hungary, evacuation of Romania Serbia and Montenegro, access to the sea for Serbia, and Balkan state guarantees by friendly counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Warrener
Prince Maxmillian
Baden
Wilson
Congress
Max
Russia
Free Nations
Belgium
France
Prussia
Alsace-Lorraine
Italy
Austria -Hungary
Romania
Serbia
Montenegro
Balkan
Community News Highlights From Albany and Nearby Towns
Letters report the death of Patrick Burns in Indiana from influenza. Various locals visit relatives, teachers from Kenmore Schools return home due to Spanish influenza. Eastern Star meeting postponed. Families travel to Akron Charleston and Bartlett for family events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. McVay
Albany
C. C. McVay
Glouster
Inlaw
Patrick Burns
Indiana
Edith Devore
Frieda Dinsmore
Kenmore
Grand Chapter
the Order of Eastern Star
Columbus
Ohio Farmers Urged to Convert to Cash in 1918
In Ohio the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company offers loans against first mortgages on homes and farms. Assets total 15,000,000 with Rankin Building address at 22 West Gay Street, Columbus. The company promises five percent returns and promotes Liberty Bonds War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps as safe investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Le Carbondale Notices and Obituary Fragments
The funeral of Mr. Peter Hoak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hoak, was held at the M K F church on Sunday. Hoak died suddenly while working in Jackson Michigan. Several local families and visitors are mentioned in the week’s social notes including guests from Jamestown Columbus Athens Dayton and Hocking Virginia Coal Co. Frantz Minnigen of the Hocking Virginia Coal Co. is spending the week at his Dayton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hoak
Mike Hoak
M. KF
Hoaks
Hoak
Jackson
Michigan
Will Phillips
Jamestown
Howard Clyde
Columbus
Jasper Cox
Will Laner
Little Daughter
Taylor Branscourt
Gladys Partlow
Athens
Harry Kelley
Susie Andrews
Dayton, Ky
Frantz Minnigen
The
Hocking Virginia Coal Co
Dayton
University soldiers urged to keep barracks clean and airy
Soldiers of the S A T C are reminded to maintain cleanliness and fresh air in their barracks near the new bar racks. Lieut Patton sold Liberty Bonds totaling 400 dollars, bringing the corps total to 11,300. Insurance purchases reached 80,000 with most men taking 10,000 policies, about four or five choosing 5,000. In one week, soldiers have acquired 2,300,000 of insurance with an average monthly premium around 6 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Liberty
Baker Fights Lower Fares for Soldiers
Washington October 17 The war department opposes a cent a mile soldiers rail fare bill. Acting Secretary Crowell says such legislation would please officers and men but would increase congestion on the already busy railroads despite any advantage gained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Chamberlain
Senate Military Committee
Calder
New York
Crowell
Potsdam Palace Drives Use of Baby Bonds
A new campaign at Potsdam Palace argues that Baby Bonds will be as effective as shock tactics in pushing financial reform, signaling a bold, contentious strategy among organizers and critics alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam Palace
Allied aims and postwar aims in a treaty context
The passage outlines calls for secure Turkish sovereignty with autonomy for other nationalities, open Dardanelles under international guarantees, an independent Polish state with access to the sea, and a general association of nations to guarantee independence and territorial integrity. It notes Germany’s need to evacuate Belgium and France and questions unconditional American demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottoman Empire
Germany
Belgium
France
America
Cincinnati Cattle Market Receipts Mixed on Oct 18
Cattle receipts reach 1500 with hogs steady and choicest bankers and butchers unquoted. Sheep firm with prices at 8.00 to 8.50. lambs steady with 15.50 to 16.00. Cincinnati, Ohio reports market activity from Oct 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hog
Timothy and clover hay market prices posted
Market notes list hay prices dated Oct 17 for No 1 timothy at 20.50 No 2 timothy 30.60 No 3 timothy 28.56 No 1 clover mixed 26 oats straw 10 rye straw 12. The entry records prices and bale types for auction or sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
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Clemenceau
Lloyd George
England
Lord and ‘Aylors
J. Funkhouser
Chillicothe
Alice Cline
Harris Wood
Nelsonville
Betty Harris
West Union Street
E. R. Walker
Guy Walker
Daily Show
Francis Henry
Southville, Va
Charles Henry
Henry
John Honaker
Ernest Conkey
Woodard Avenue
Charleston
W. Va
C. S. Marquis
Donald
Grace Margaret
Akron
Marquis
John Gillett
R. R. Marquis
C. J. van Valey
Walton W. Va
Edgar K. Woodrow
Edgar van
W. Thomas Edmundson
Bartlett
le Carbondale
Cornwell
Baker
Avetyn
the Chas. Demolet CO
Roso
Mentor and
Oakdale Underwear Union
Wooltex
the Ladies’ Bazaar
A. Kabool
S. Kateep
Athens, Ohio
Mich
Tweedie
Hylo
Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
M. D
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