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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1919

Page

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Treaty Demands Doom of German Empire Stage by Clemenceau

A wartime report recalls Clemenceau's stern briefing to German delegates. He lists Alsace Lorraine Sarre Valley Upper Silesia Danzig to be yielded, army cut to 100000, conscription ended, a small navy, surrender of merchant ships, and huge reparations, plus delivery of the Kaiser. The article frames this as the hour of accounting for Germany.

Clemenceau Alsace-Lorraine Sarre Valley Upper Silesia Danzig Kaiser

New England Faces Slump in Victory Liberty Loan Drive

In a terse critique by Joseph T. Brooks, New England states are criticized for failing to meet Victory Liberty Loan campaign expectations. The piece laments a regional decline despite the area’s wartime legacy and calls for renewed citizen action.

Versailles Meeting Voices Hard Terms and Blame

At Versailles yesterday Premier Clemenceau pressed Germany to pay heavily for the war while Count von Brockdorff Rentzau resisted faulting his nation. The German envoy demanded a neutral war guilt commission and warned that punitive peace could fuel Bolshevism. He praised the League of Nations as world hope despite disputes over Belgium and northern France. Continued on Page 22-First Col.

Clemenceau Count von Brockdorff Rentzau Versailles Tiger Germany von Brockdorff Rentzau Belgium League of Nations

Treaty of Versailles outlined by Associated Powers

New York May 7 official summary from the American Peace Commission reports the Versailles treaty would render Germany militarily powerless strip her colonies restore Alsace Lorraine to France and provide reparations for wartime injuries. President Wilson pledged to present the measure to the Senate on continued coverage on page 15 seventh column

New York Versailles Associated Powers Germany Alsace Lorraine France American Peace Commission Committee On Public Information Wilson Senate

Bandits Steal $3700 Payroll From Lynn Leather Firm

Four armed men robbed the J. S. Barnet and Sons payroll of 3700 at the Frederick G. Barnet leather plant in Lynn yesterday afternoon. They fled in a high powered car after a swift police pursuit, leaving the scene near Western avenues toward Peabody. Chief Burches said the bandits were Boston men and the vehicle came from a Boston garage.

Frederick G.barnet J. S. Barnet and Sons, Inc Boston Street Lynn Goggs Washington Boston McHugh Stone Works Barnet Geggs Gogg George F. Tosias Western Avenues Peabody Burches Police Department

Advertising Manager Wanted at Boston Store

One of Boston's large wear retailer seeks a first class live wire advertising manager. Excellent opportunity for results oriented person. Send full particulars about previous positions wages expected etc to box 428 office of The Boston Post.

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Treble Up Rally Promotes Subscriptions Nationwide

The message urges immediate subscription with a call to action to subscribe and doubly reinforce the appeal. It emphasizes boosting numbers by urging many thousands to treble up and subscribe, repeating the slogan for impact.

Boston and New England Weather Forecast Summary

Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair skies Thursday and likely Friday with moderate west winds becoming north later. Northern New England remains fair with cooler Thursday in New Hampshire and Vermont. Southern New England and eastern New York expect fair conditions through Friday as winds shift from fresh to moderate west along the Atlantic coast. A storm moved from the upper Mississippi Valley toward the St. Lawrence Valley with another disturbance in the Southwest. no large temperature changes expected in the Eastern half of the country in the past 48 hours.

Washington New England New Hampshire Vermont New York Middle Atlantic Mississippi Valley St. Frence Valley

Italy to govern Fiume under League mandate

Paris May 7 The Premier Orlando proposal places Fiume under Italian administration as a League of Nations mandator y until 1923 with sovereignty to follow. During four years of rule a harbor is to be built for Jugoslavs at a port down the Adriatic coast.

Italy Fiume Paris Associated Press Orlando League of Nations Adriatic

Treble Up Call Echoes Through Subscribers

A bold rallying chant repeats TREBLE UP as a call to supporters who have subscribed, urging continued momentum and engagement. The message emphasizes stronger backing and ongoing participation from readers and patrons.

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