Opportunity abroad for American shipping and trade revival
The article urges expanding American merchant marine power to restore global trade postwar. It cites Europe and South America as ripe markets for food, machinery, and farm equipment, noting Brazil and Argentina as key partners and a 1920 Buenos Aires exposition as momentum. It argues releasing ships from government service will boost lines and competitiveness against subsidized rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Europe
South America
Islands
England
Germany
Tus
United States Shipping Board
Brazil
Argentine
Argentina
Buenos
South
Australia
Germany poised for extended drive amid wars and treaty aims
The report says Germany is ready for a broad offensive in global commerce as a warning to nations. It notes twenty three wars in progress and identifies the peace treaty as a principal objective of Germany’s ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
War thoughts on social and economic changes after conflict
The author argues that war spurs social reform and reconfiguration of industry and economy. It highlights shifts in thought among the public, calls for better housing and general prosperity, warns against immigration without language and cultural integration, and credits woman suffrage with improving living conditions and protections for future generations.
NEW MEANING FOR THE WORD HONOR
Dr Otto Bauer told the German National Assembly that a defeated nation is violated body and soul and urged signing the peace treaty while hoping the attack on their honor will recoil on its authors. He asked what German honor is and condemned crimes and alleged pride in murder and destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Bauer
German National Assembly
Germany burns French battle-flags violate treaty terms
Germany has burned the battle-flags of France that were to be returned under the treaty, violating another treaty condition. The consequences are uncertain, but it is implied Germany will face a tighter squeeze due to its continued actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Coffee ships scarce at Brazilian docks prompt U S price worries
The article notes coffee offered at 10c per pound in Rio due to ship shortages delaying shipments to the United States. It urges action against profiteering and criticizes government losses from air mail and overseas experiments. It comments on postwar tension with ex Kaisers and German reparations, suggesting calls for accountability and friendlier ties with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rio
Cleveland
The Best Treaty Under the Circumstances
The article argues six months after peace talks no party is satisfied with the treaty. Germany signs under protest China refuses to sign over Shantung. It condemns Allied decisions while praising Wilsons aims and urges patience as the League of Nations prepares a lasting ethical framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
China
Shantung
Europe
Austria
Italy
Turkey
Roumania
Russia
Poland
League of Nations
Wilson
United States
Council of Allied Nations
Kaiser William NI
Brotherhood of Nations
Turkey's Past Is Well Known Plea for Rehabilitation
The article accuses Turkey of bearing responsibility for the war and labels its past as a record of horror. It describes Turkish forces in Asia Minor as red-handed murderers and cites ongoing burnings and death cries that shock the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Germany
Asia Minor
Germany to furnish material for free trials series
Germany prepares materials for a set of free trials on record with several large funerals noted in the events ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Notice of administration for Ellen V White estate Concord
Notice states P Joseph McMann is administrator of Ellen V White of Concord Middlesex deceased intestate. Creditors must exhibit demands and debtors pay estate to administrator at Main St Concord. Date June 19 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen v White
Concord
County of
Middlesex
Joseph McMann
Addrons
Michael. Lynch
Maynard
Mass
Appointment of Administrator for Patrick W. White Estate
P Joseph McManus is named administrator of the Patrick W. White estate of Concord Middlesex county probate. He has posted bond as required. Creditors must file claims and debtors must pay the administrator at 1 Main St Concord.
Mortgagee Sale of Concord Farm by Public Auction
A mortgagee sale of Lester Tompkins property in Concord Massachusetts is set for July 12 1919 at 2 PM. The thirty acre parcel bounded by Lovell Road and former adjacent lands will be sold to satisfy delinquent mortgage conditions. A cash payment of 300 is required from the purchaser. Concord June 16 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Tompkins
Concord
C. Fay Heywood
Middlesex Southern’ District
Decas
Massachusetts
Lovell Road
Isaac Hurd Dakin
Abel D. Clark
Daniel EB. Angier
Lewis Keese
Said Keese
Said Tompkins
Jeannette S. Towle
Dorchester Navy Adm Thomas F. Lynch Address
Dorchester Mass resident Thomas F. Lynch listed as Admiral at 105 Barry Street Dorchester Mass in a public notice listing an official address or residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry St
Dorchester, Mass
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Bill
Patrick W. White
Jp. Testate
P. Joseph McManus
Adm
Main St
Thomas F. Lynch, Adm
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Frank Wheeler
William Wheeler
Esther Howe Wheeler
Esther Wheeler
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Ming
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Jly
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Ralph Hall
Sudbury
Marion Hall Elser
Cambbridge
Middlesee
Seach
Terprise
Sail County
Charles’ J. McIntire
E.quire
Lenehantte Jers
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