Armistice Ends World War As Wilson Proclaims
President Wilson issued a formal proclamation announcing that Germany had signed the armistice, detailing military terms including surrender of submarines, guns, locomotives, and railways, and setting a 19 day left bank Rhine evacuation with neutral zones. He framed the end of the war as a shift toward democratic reconstruction worldwide.
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Appointment of County Director for Boys' and Working Reserve
H. H. Bullock has been legally appointed by the United States Government as County Director of the United States Boys' and Working Reserve. The director may draft enrolling officers to enroll all boys aged 16 to 20 in the county and mobilize any number for two weeks next summer for government training under proper direction.
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