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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1918
Page
2
President Wilson rejects vague peace talks and outlines decisive aims for a just settlement. He insists the war continues until U S objectives are met and calls for humanitarian terms that respect national sovereignty and lasting peace.
Fragmentary piece discusses Germany’s shrinking allies and growing suspicion among neighbors. Mentions envy from two unnamed foes and a broader theme of international strain. No clear dates, people, or events identified.
A Jewish battalion is being formed to serve with the Allies in Palestine and adjacent regions. Insignia will be the shield of David, with observance of Jewish rites. Support spans America and Europe, aiming to reclaim the ancient homeland as an independent Jewish state.
Editorial notes Great Britain granting suffrage as a major democracy step and urges the United States to follow. It praises women’s WWI contributions and argues that equal political rights and partnership in government would prove America’s sincerity and safety in the world war era.
New York reports a surge in enlistment after the Tuscania sinking. Within five hours 86 men lined up at the Marine Corps station, 12 were accepted, while 65 appeared at the Navy station with 50 accepted. Volunteers asked how soon they could sail, signaling a rising American resolve against Germany.
Fragmented remarks reflect speculation that von Hindenburg imagines being in Paris by April while the Kaiser promised a Paris Christmas dinner three years ago. The note suggests no decision yet and comments that the Kaiser remains unsettled.
An editorial condemns Russia for quitting the Allies and prolonging the war. It argues France and England bore the burden, Russia’s collapse aids Teutonic goals, and U S effort is needed to finish the conflict with justice. It notes growing unrest in Germany and Austria amid a looming broad European collapse.
The article notes China has over 800000 troops ready to be sent to allied fronts, potentially to Mesopotamia or Russia, with laborers already aiding Western military efforts. It reports China confiscated German assets, abrogated treaties, and prepared for war while modernizing government and seeking global recognition. It also cites labor statistics and price trends from 1902 to 1918.
13-20-27 I. M. Esty, Register. Maurice MecWalter, Atty. for Petitioner, Concord, Mass. £ 18-20-27.
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