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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
6
The article recounts Ludendorff’s resignation threats and the German leadership’s reaction to Wilson’s diplomacy. It notes battlefield and home-front morale declines, zigzagging policies, and the strategic impact of secret communications.
A German newspaper condemns marriages between American soldiers and German women as moral depravity and calls for expulsion of those who allied with the enemy. It questions Kaiser Wilhelm and royal figures, labeling such unions a betrayal and demanding social censure.
In a terse note the author claims U S Marines connected with Chamorros on Guam overturned colonial tensions by tying with the Cha Chas of the Virgin Islands. The piece portrays social mixing, drinkers and workers on St Thomas or Charlotte Amalie island, with a claim that Marins are poor mixers and that Chamorros want isolation from outside interference.
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