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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1919

Page

2

Condition Of Uncertainty AmidIndustrial Downturn And War Talks

The article notes a broad economic slump with price drops in cotton and wool, declining iron and steel, and careful consumer spending. It argues for reduced government spending, tax changes, and faster demobilization while warning of possible renewed conflict if peace terms fail.

Congress Washington United States Europe United ‘States Germany

German despatch critiques German brutality and hypocrisy

The Berlin despatch condemns German shock over the lynching of Dr. Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg while denying any remorse for German atrocities in France Belgium Armenia and Serbia. It accuses German culture of selfish brutality and double standards.

Berlin Germany Dr. Liebknecht Rosa Luxemburg France Belgium Serbia

British boast of long range gun at Rhine town

Report describes a giant eighty three foot long gun under construction in a Rhine town. It claims a fifty to ninety mile firing range and suggests melting the weapon into pigs could yield a human-benefiting invention, praising the potential achievement.

the Rhine

Germany’s Rise and Fall Through Blood and Iron Reproach

The article traces Germany’s past conquests and cruelties from Alsace and Lorraine to Poland, arguing that World War I reshaped Germany’s fate. It portrays Kaiser Wilhelm as a tyrant, notes the Peace Conference’s task of indemnities, and portrays Germany as humbled, facing severe consequences for militarism and aggression.

Germany Poland Bismarck Europe Kaiser William Rhine Kultur Bulgaria College of Nations Turkey

German Kaiser Implicated in Jewel Scandal Involving Imitations

Berlin Tageblatt claims the kaiser secretly removed and sold precious Turkish jewels given by a sultan and replaced them with cheap imitations. It also alleges imitation gems were set in a diadem he gave the kaiserin, while treaties are dismissed as scraps of paper.

Hohenzollern Berlin Tageblatt Isis Billy

Balkans Suffer Greek Plunder by Bulgarian Troops

Bulgarian soldiers plunder houses and shops of Greeks claiming orders from superiors. The abuses threaten Balkan peace and call for decisive action to curb marauding forces and restore stability in the region.

Balkans

Bolsheviki Plot Threat to Clemenceau Sparks Allied Action

A European plot to murder Premier Clemenceau threatens global stability. Allies may implement prompt swift measures to curb the Bolshevists, deemed a disgrace to humanity.

Clemenceau

Palestine Opens Trade Links With Persia and America

Palestine resumes traffic with Persia and America while Serbia and Roumania are expected to join in trade with the United States. A Petrograd counter revolution spurs Bolshevik panic as Lenin seeks refuge in Spain. Rumor says he may soon be learning to walk Spanish.

Palestine Persia America Serbia Roumania Petrograd Lenine Spain

Record of Hun Brutalities and Peace Conference Critique

A polemical essay condemns German atrocities in World War I and warns against feeding Germany while France and Belgium recover. It urges Peace Conference delegates to study ruined cities, mines, and farms and argues against Hoover sending food to Germany, noting human and economic costs to Allied nations and returning soldiers.

France Belgium Germany United States Poland Russia Serbia Roumania Hoover America England Syria Armenia Palestine Lithuania Mittel Europa Austria-Hungary Bulgaria Turkey

County Court News Probate Petitions and Executorships

Probate notices list multiple petitions for estates in Hudson Concord Cambridge and Maynard. Executors named include Maurice McWalter Ellen Ryan and Ellen Hopkins with valuations ranging from 800 to 1875 dollars. Bonds posted from 500 to 5000 dollars. Heirs named among siblings and spouses with return dates in February.

Annie & Walker Ruth F. Oakes Medford Wit Aking Miyake Concord Mrasie R. Wells Swito Charles F. McCarthy John McCarthy Mollie’ McCarth Elizabeth McCarthy Marlborough B. Joseph McC Somerville Teresy Garvin Boston Ann Martin Cambridge Atty. McWaikter Ellen Ryan Aid Maurice McWalter Margaret Keon Catherine Keon Dundock Ireland East Cambridge TelTbeh Ihstator Cn Appe Tate Sarah N. Littlefield Hudson Lawton Ellen A. Hopkins Grace Shaughnessy Michael, J. Meagher Lowell Patrick D. Meagher Maynard Clifford L. Wood Ella A. Wood Fred. O. Welsh George F. Lawrey Acton Millen A. Lawrey McIntire P. George Kaler Bridget Kaler Elizabeth Campbell Billerica Catherine Campbell John Campbell Newton James Campbell

Motor Driven Potato Peeler Described in Popular Mechanics

A machine peels about 40 pounds of potatoes in three to four minutes using a revolving drum powered by a one third horsepower motor. The drum’s inner surface is roughened with perforations. When loaded, the device is placed in a wooden container and started.

Popular Mechanics

Arnold defends boyish baby in carriage dispute

Arnold rejects a passerby’s remark about the infant as a girl. He insists the baby is a boy, saying it’s “a-him” and not “she.” The incident shows his desire to avoid anything feminine attached to him or his baby brother.

Arnold

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