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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1918
Page
2
The piece critiques a long standing alliance between Germany and Turkey, arguing it enabled exploitation and ethnic murder. It asserts German influence over Turkish finance, politics, industry, and war aims, describing Armenian and Christian persecutions as part of a wider plan. It warns that Turkey’s dependence and brutality persisted under Teutonic control.
A speech condemns Turkish rule as brutal and corrupt, blaming money-lenders in Europe for delaying conquest and Christianization. It portrays Turkey as a cancer in world affairs, cites desolation of lands, ruined infrastructure, and calls for ending the government of sin and corruption, likening Germany’s alliance to Turkish brutality.
A dramatic opinion piece argues the fall of Odessa signals a German eastward conquest aimed at India and Afghanistan. It condemns Kaiser Wilhelm, predicts Russian resistance, and cites Wilson’s pledged aid to free Russia and counter German power.
The article argues China is undergoing a modern transformation toward a republic with expanded education, industry, and infrastructure. It notes post 1906 reforms, expansion of schools, press, and public works, and predicts China joining the Allies in World War I, sending divisions to Siberia, with a future of democracy and global partnership.
The passage condemns German occupation in France Belgium and now Odessa as a seaport of 450 000. It asserts Allied drive will continue toward Berlin and avenge civilians harmed by the Hun while emphasizing the war's stakes for civilization.
The article argues war unites the nation and fosters patriotism among immigrants, while asserting the submarine threat has diminished as German vessels are sunk. It suggests selling German plants in the U S and relocating German spies or sympathizers as a strategic move.
Massachusetts probate notices cite heirs to Hiram W. Jones of Concord for the will application by Alfred B C Dakin. Court in Cambridge on March 29 1918 at 9 am with public notice in Concord Enterprise for three weeks and delivery to known heirs seven days before court.
Adolph Adamonis is appointed administrator of the late John Chenis of Mayviard Middlesex. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay the estate. Bond filed as required by law. Boston attorneys Juggins and Murphy publish notice dated March 5 1918.
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