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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
2
The article outlines postwar division of central European regions, granting Banat and Temesvar areas to Jugoslavia and assigning the Tyrol to Italy. It describes Banat's geography and resources, Temesvar and Lagos landmarks, and Tyrol's Innsbruck with historic sites, institutions, and architecture.
The article traces Tyrol's historical shifts from castle founding in 1300 to Austrian control in 1814 and notes its Italian city of Trent with 20 900 residents. It discusses Tyrol’s roman roots, centuries of invasions, and the peace conference’s handling of territorial changes and access to the sea for new states arising from Austria-Hungary’s dissolution.
In a National Assembly speech Chancellor Scheidmann denounces the peace terms as murderous while Allied leaders are called robbers. The speech cites German atrocities in France Belgium Serbia Russia Poland and Italy and questions mercy for a defeated Germany demanding punishment and restitution.
The excerpt debates mercy for Germany after World War I, contrasting mercy with treachery and mass killings. It argues Germany seeks to rule the world, faces defeat, and should accept strict peace terms to avoid ongoing danger to others. It notes Allied leniency and calls for a treaty ensuring Germany’s future non threat.
A editorial stance argues the United States must keep the Monroe Doctrine and Constitution inviolate, rejecting European alliances or loans to Germany. It stresses American independence, warns against burdens on citizens, and links protecting South American republics to self defense and national honor.
Quote from General Ludendorff declaring the United States can go to hell. The response rejects the insult and dismisses further contact with the Huns during the season, citing no desire to meet more Germans.
The discussion turns on whether the United States should take all interned German ships, provoking sharp comments on English satisfaction and geopolitical aims amid wartime tensions.
A local committee led by James Hunt White and Henry Slyvert plans tag days to raise funds for the Salya Army. They will canvass Assabet mill employees and sell tags Friday and Saturday on streets and at homes to support home services.
Reverend John V aanen en toured the Middle West spreading evangelical messages after a four week journey. He preached to large congregations in Chicago Duluth Toronto Detroit Buffalo and other smaller cities.
A true copy recorded by Clerk R. G. Tobey dated May 14 to May 21 appears as an official archival notice. The fragment notes a clerical certification of authenticity for the document.
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