Germans Make Counter Claims to Allied Peace Terms
Berlin May 28 The German reply to the allied peace terms places a claim of 12 800 000 000 marks against the Entente nations for damages Germany says were caused by the allied blockade The German peace delegation also notes to the conference that an absolutely impartial settlement of colonial claims was promised in Number Five of the four ...
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Berlin
Germany
Entente
Wilsof
Congress
Prealant Wilson
Lansing
Wilson
Italy
Romania
League of Nations
League
Purifying Blood and Constipation Cause Says Doctor
A 1918 dose of medical advice argues most illnesses stem from sluggish intestines and body poisons. It warns constipation must be prevented by avoiding harsh laxatives and endorses Nujol as a safe, natural option to soften waste and promote regular evacuation. It urges daily use through the druggist.
Gets-It Corn Remedy Ad Claims Unique Peel
An advertisement touts Gets It as the sole corn and callus remover that peels away like a banana, targeting walkers and shoppers seeking relief from corns and hardened skin.
Gets-It corn remedy promises quick relief and easy removal
An advertisement touts Gets-It as a fast, simple corn remover. It claims immediate relief in two to three seconds with no bandages or wrapping, peeling away from true flesh, and a money back guarantee. Manufactured by BH. Lawrence & Co. in Chicago.
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BH. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Demand to suppress disloyal propaganda in wartime Boston
The Boston Post editorial calls for suppressing disloyal propaganda and severing loans aiding enemies. It demands investigation, expulsion of managers, and public exposure. action urged to ensure loyalty, unity, and peace. It also urges self determination for Ireland at the peace conference and for other nations.
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Boston Post
America
Républic
Congress
United States
Wea
Ireland
M. O’donnell
Daniel H. Maguire
Maguire
John J. Shea, Jr
William J. Sullivan
Matthew Cummings
Alderman Barrett
Cambridge
Charles S. O’connor
Woman Wins by Narrow Margin for Foresters Post
Two votes decided a high standing committee seat at the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters convention. Dr Helen I Doherty, wife of Dr C F McGillicuddy, won 380 votes as outsider sentinel, defeating John H O’Hara of Salem who received 378. The result marks the first time a woman holds exalted office in the society.
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Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Helen I. Doherty
C. F. McGillicuddy
Doherty
John H. O'Hara
Salem
Germany’s postwar peace stand opposes self determination rights
A historic German reply to the peace terms argues that the draft treaty destroys German economic life and imposes unparalleled financial slavery. It claims the plan violates nations’ self determination, rejects territorial cessions like East Prussia and Memel, proposes Danzig as a free port, and outlines concessions on disarmament and indemnities totaling up to 100 billion marks.
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Saar
Feupen
Malmedy
Morosnet
Alsace
Danzig
German Empire
Austria
France
Germany
Upper Bilésia
East Prussia
West Prussia
Memél
Vistula
League of Nations
Question of Fiame Adjusted for Reparation War Claims
The report outlines Germany's counter-claim for nearly thirteen billion marks alleging Allied blockade harms to civilians. It cites prevented births, excess deaths, milk shortages, and hospital medicine scarcities as damages. Allies counter with broader declines in Europe and blame German distribution and war priorities.
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Germany
France
Belgium
Poland
Rumania
Serbia
Sergeant York Hero Returns Home North Tennessee Tale
The York home region awaits Sergeant Alvin C York with a mix of pride and protest. His mother longs for him to return to farm life while locals recall his wild youth and later heroism in World War I. The Oneida & Western railway will carry him toward Pall Mall as neighbors, pastors, and reporters recount his conversion and renowned medals.
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Evangelist
York
Fentress County
Chatel Chefy
Arsenne Forest
United States
America
al York
New York
Grace Williams
G Company
388Th Infantry
Acyork
Oneida & Western Railroad
Oneida
Post
Shirley Christain
Three Forks
York River
Oneida & Western
New England
Sons of the Wilds
J. E Bell
Jamestown
Pall Mall
R. C. Pile
Plotter
East Jamestown
Alvin CG
Fentress
Scott Counties
York i8
Charge of attempting murder with poison filed in Milford
V Lance Garotzko, four years old, of 88 Central Street, was arraigned in Milford local court on a charge of attempting to murder Konstantino Tomaski. The hearing was continued to June 7 with Garotzko held on $1000 bail furnished by Liberty Loan bonds and a bank book.
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Milford
Lance Garotzko
Central Street
Konstantino Tomaski
Garotzko
Man Struck by Motorcycle In Quincy Accident
Tony Banto of Water street Quincy was struck while alighting from a trolley by a motorcycle driven by John H. Dwyer of Hayward street East Braintree. Banto was taken to Quincy Hospital with bruises and shock but not seriously injured.
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Tony Banto
Water Street
Quincy
John H. Dwyer
Hayward Street
East Braintree
Quincy Avenue
Santo
Quincy Hospital
Wesleyan Beats Tufts In Tennis Meet Dominant Victory
Middletown Connecticut May 28 Wesleyan defeated Tufts in a tennis meet here today six matches to none.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Tufts
Woman Honored at 40th Annual Session at Convention Hall
Another woman was signally honored at the 40th annual session held at Convention Hall. Recognition of the fidelity shown by Miss Frances was noted amid the ceremony.
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Convention Hall
Frances
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