Germany After War Faces Rebuilding and Uncertain Food Aid
The article argues Germany will face unrest as soldiers return and government networks fracture. It predicts potential bloodshed, and notes food shortages or, conversely, ample supplies, depending on investigations. It envisions a postwar shift toward reconstruction and new governments, with Bolshevik influence feared but eventual calm hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Neighboree Ee
Belgium
France
gWe
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Democraculis
China
Russia
Oolover
Central
Europe
Asia
Iit
England
Italy
Brest
Ogy
Germany must pay the penalty Kaiser William II to answer for murder
A hostile column argues that Germany must face international justice after World War I. It predicts Kaiser William II may return under escort to stand trial, and envisions a postwar Germany embracing republican ideals while Allies demand restitution for wartime depredations. It decries German acts, laments harsh sanctions, and condemns German Kultur and barbarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Kaiser William II
Mankind
Bill
Sheol
Kaiser
Hell Upon Earth
Claire
William
Clatie
Kaiser William
Europe
Turkey
Bulgaria
Russia
International Justice
German Empire
Willie
Rhine
France
England
Italy
Greece
Serbia
Poland
Belgium
Holland
Armenia
Syria
Promise Must Be Kept Threats Prompt German Prisoner Return
The British armistice commissioners warned Germany that hostilities could resume if prisoner treatment did not improve. A promise to better conditions was issued, but critics say previous pledges failed and Germany returns to the Fatherland armed, risking more bloodshed before peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
Germany
Boxboro Honor Roll Names World War II Servicemen
The Boxboro honor list commemorates Anthony P. Arruda and a roster of American Expeditionary Forces veterans serving across France and Scotland. Names include George W. Burroughs, Wendell Burroughs, George Bernier, Benjamin Bramah, Francis Cottey, Arthur Goodearl, George F. Gooddearl, George Waldo Livermore, Zenas Lovelace, Philip Litchfield, Frank McNamara, John Masters, and others from units such as the 36th and 101st Infantry, 76th Division, and various lumber and forestry detachments in Scotland and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxboro
Anthony P. Arruda
France
George W. Burroughs
Wendell Burroughs
M -Co
George Bernier
Camp Meade
Maryland
Benjamin Edward Bramah
Camp Devens
Mass
Francis Cottey
Ardgay
Rosshire
Scotland
Flint
Devens
Zenas Lovelace
Rossbite
Litchfield
Philip
Ann
Frank*McNamara
Ardgayt Co
John Armed Es
John A.’ Masters
Co. L
H. Masters
17Th’ Squadron
Qua
Thanksgiving Guests in New London Honor Mrs Maynard
Mrs Emmanuel Taylor and her son Private John Taylor U S Marines visited Mrs Ernest Meisterling in New London Connecticut for Thanksgiving. Private Taylor left the next day for Norfolk Virginia where he reported to an Army hospital after a 30 day furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel. Taylor, Everett, Sr
John ‘Taylor
U.S
Ernest Meisterling
New London
Taylor
Norfolk
Letter from Soldier Describes Armistice Night in Camp
Private William Taylor of the Mounted Military Police, 26th Division, writes on Armistice Day that heavy firing ceased around 11 o clock and the night grew quiet as bonfires burned, with a Fourth of July spirit as soldiers hoped to be home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Taylor
Mounted Military Police
Emmanuel ‘Taylor
Everett
Christmas Fund Distribution Details From The Maynard Trust
The Maynard Trust Co will distribute the 1918 Christmas club fund on the 16th. Interest at 2 percent will be paid on the total contribution. Oversubscription amounts to 786.26 with a note of 7286.26. Mr and Mrs Char Merry and family of Allston are mentioned amid stray fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard. "Trust Co
Stmas’ Cn
Char
Merry
Allston, Sono
Cail Siving
Local social notes and lodge event plans in town
Mix and Mrs harles Martin of ambridge varia Mise Nelies Lacey of Malden were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Gilbert M Hawkes on Brown street. The Maynard lodge Loyal Order of Moose will hold class initiation and exemplify the degree for 15 candidates at I O O F hall Tuesday evening. Miss Gertrude McManus has accepted a clerk position at A T Haynes Co furniture store on Main Street. Owen Duggan is assisting during the Christmas rush evenings. Mr and Mrs Clarence Gutteridge of Lawrence were at the home of the former’s parents Mr and Mrs William Gutteridge on Brooks street for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles Martin
Ambridge
Varia Mise
Nelies Lacey
Malden
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Brown St
Maynard Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Wil
F. Hall
Gertrude McManus
A. T. Haynes Co
Main St
Owen Duggan
Clarence’ ‘Gutteridge
Lawrence
William Gutteridge
Brooks, St
Middlesex County Sheriff Sale of Balcom Homestead Farm
Public auction set for December 30 1918 at 9:00 am on the Balcom property in Maynard Middlesex County following a court execution. The sale covers three parcels totaling about 91 acres including the homestead farm with title tied to Asahel Balcom and related deeds and wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Sale
Middlesex
Hmerson Street
Melrose
Carroll
Balcom
Maynard
Sudbury
Thomas G. Parmenter
Jona R. Vose
J. R. Vose
Jona
R. Vose
Henry Vose
Daniel Puffer
Puffer
Héira
Levi Smith
William Smith
Cambridge
Hollis Balcom
Asahel
Middlesex South District
Asahel Balcom
Asa Balcom
Said Road
Said
William Taylor
Taylor
Amory Maynard
Lorenzo Maynard
Aaron
Thompson
Amory
Middlesex County Probate
Asahél Balcoman
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