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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1919
Page
2
The piece argues against continued government control of railroads arguing it harms the economy and becomes a costly burden. It contrasts government operation with private management and warns of broad citizen costs from taxation and deficits. It calls for returning railroads to competent private operators.
The piece argues the prohibition act was pushed as a war emergency by riders on appropriation bills and questions the honesty of states’ ratifications. It cites the New York World critiquing the process and urges regarding wartime safety and postwar peace as reasons to accept or reject the law.
The article asserts German officers align with Bolsheviks to provoke American anger and insists Germany will face indemnities for war costs. It argues the armistice had limited aims on the western front and predicts severe consequences for Germany if they continue aggression.
dispatches describe Budapest tense amid Bolshevik rumors and Allied moves. British and French monitors near the city, while Karolyi negotiates with Moscow. Romania braces for possible invasion as 150000 Russian troops and six Hungarian divisions threaten the front.
The piece argues both large and small businesses must take early losses and mark down prices after prior hikes. It warns delaying action demoralizes the economy and urges big, rapid sacrifice to prevent Bolshevik influence. Prices have begun to fall except for some foods due to government price guarantees.
The piece argues that dropping armament limits invites future conflict and that theftl will endanger world peace as nations push false military needs. It condemns the old "Might makes right" doctrine and notes the risk even among democracies with autocratic urges.
The Germans concede the American soldier is the best fighter the world has produced and express greater respect for America. They warn it will be a long day before they plan to defeat the United States and the rest of the world.
The insurrection in Egypt halts demobilization of British forces as Hungary and Bolshevik elements threaten stability. If war looms it would be unwise to disband armies amid mounting tensions and near certainty of conflict.
The article recounts Grodno and Pinsk as historic Polish cities scarred by early wars with German and Russian forces. It describes Grodno’s institutions and industries, cites Pinsk’s marshy location and Jewish majority, and laments Poland’s ravaged state while arguing for restored provinces and national integrity in the wake of European conflict.
Bowers leads Maynard 801 AR with 6 baskets and 6 rebounds as they outplay opponents. Lent and Ryan provide scoring support while ONeil and Maleyynn contribute key fouls and defense. Referee John Moore calls the game over three 15 minute periods with 200 in attendance.
Sunday marked the final Federated service at the Congregational church as Charles F. Parsons preached a fitting closing sermon. The Methodist Episcopal church plans its own services next Sunday. Midweek services will be at the Congregational church. Parsons and wife depart for Athol for the New England laymen conference. The Ladies Benevolent Society meets Thursday at church parlors. The W C T A met Thursday with Mrs. Amory Maynard hosting and Mrs. Eldridge speaking on the White Ribbon Home at Ayer. Service remains at the Congregational church next Sunday.
The Lotus quartet from Boston will present a well known concert at Masonic hall on Tuesday evening, April 15, under Magdeline chapter, O. B. S. The public is welcome with a small admission charge. The group has previously appeared in Maynard to crowded houses.
The text questions forming alliances with a partial government linked to riot and destruction. It traces Bolshevik manipulation by Germany to fracture the eastern front, spreading fanaticism that harms Russia and eventually affects Germany, urging removal of corrupt factions and restoration of order and peace after the wreckage.
A note sounds on Joan of Arc to be canonized on April 6 as poets lament unseen blossoms and unheeded songs. The piece muses on delayed recognition, the transient nature of praise, and the human tendency to honor the departed once life ends.
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