Germany must pay for acts of terrorism and destruction
The editorial calls for harsh peace terms with Germany, arguing the nation planned and executed a deliberate war to plunder and subjugate others. It urges international justice, war indemnities, and permanent safeguards to prevent a future German assault, condemning German cruelty and demanding accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Belgium
France
England
Russia
Serbia
London
Babylon
Mittel Europa
Pomerman
Kaiser
William Sr
Teutonic Alliance
International Tribunal
Archure
Kamerad
Sheng
Germany’s war guilt argued as moral and monetary indemnity
The speaker denounces Germany for a “hellish spree” that ruined cities and killed millions. She argues for justice through indemnity, proposing Germany pay reparations similar to France after 1870 and return Alsace and Lorraine to France, asserting the war stemmed from malice and mercenary aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Alsace
Lorraine
United States of America
Allies Drive Forward on Several Fronts as War Shifts
Across the western front Allied lines tighten against Germany while Italy Syria and Mesopotamia report gains for the Allies. In Montenegro insurrection rages with Cetinje Scutari and Rjeka captured by rebels as Albanians aid Montenegrins. Dulcigno nearby noted for a medieval fortress and pirate history as Serbs advance in Serbia and Italy launches a major drive. Prompted by internal turmoil Austria Hungary and Bulgaria face demobilization and disintegration while Roumania grows stronger and prospects shift toward postwar independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriatic
Italy
Syria
Mesopotamia
Albania
Alessia
Montenegro
Cetinje
Scutari
Rjeka
Scodra
Gentius
Rome
Macedon
Perseus
Alexander the Great
Russia
Ipsus
B. C
Macedonia
Germany
Dulcigno
Lower
Piave
Austria
Bohemia
Hungary
Turkey
Arabia
Tigris
Bulgaria
Crates
An- Roumania
War aims and postwar settlement outlined for Europe
The passage argues Allies should force Germany to evacuate all occupied lands, restore Poland and Russia, and reshapes Germany after the war. It envisions a wiser, weaker Germany, stripped of navy and armaments, with an indemnity enforced by Allied forces to repay wartime harm. It also asserts nations will rebuild on democratic terms and end despotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
Poland
Germany
Will of German People Must Be Law
The piece argues Germany must discard Kaiser rule and autocratic elites to embrace peace and a democratic framework. It warns autocrats, princes, and militarists will lose power as socialism grows, urging a clean bill of rights and a Kaiserless Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Kaiser “Bil
Empire
Russia
America
Italy
Kaiser William Refuses Abdication and Seeks Hoarded Power
The speaker argues Kaiser William will not abdicate and proposes a role like hereditary president of a German Republic. They question if Allies can bargain for peace under such terms and advocate fighting on to prevent autocracy, stressing the war's blood and treasure costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser William
England
Belgium
Italy
Hell
Maynard Containers For Overseas Soldiers Ready
Maynard Red Cross will distribute Christmas containers for 159 Maynard soldiers overseas. Containers up to three pounds and 9 by 4 by 3 inches are available at T. F. Parker store Main Street. Mail by November 20 and avoid perishable or prohibited items.
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Maynard
Maynard Red Cross
T. F. Parker
Mainst
Parker
Hoxboken
N. J
Maynard Red Cross elects officers at annual meeting
The Maynard Red Cross annual meeting at Summer at school Wednesday afternoon reviewed committee reports and reelected the full staff for the coming year. Elected: Mrs. O. S. Fowler president Miss Alicn Nagle secretary Mrs. William Millington assistant secretary Arthur E. Walker treasurer Mrs. William Litchfield supplies chairman Mrs. Augustus Morse surgical dressings chair woman Mrs. A. E. McCleary assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Rea Cross
O. S. Fowler
Alicn Nagle
William Millington
Arthur E., Walker
Treas
William Lit
Annual Visitation of Charles A Welch Lodge Chartered
The annual visitation of Charles A Welch lodge A F and A M occurred Thursday in Magonic hall. District Deputy Grand Master George H Guteridge representing the Massachusetts grand lodge conducted the official inspection. Prominent masons attended from Sabin the Stata bre present. A Past Master apron was presented to George H Gutteridge by members of Charles A Welch lodge. The Lotus quartet of Boston provided vocal entertainment and a substantial collation was served under caterer Fred Hayward.
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Charles A. Welch Lodge
Magonic Hall
George H. Guteridge
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Sabin
Stata Bre
George H. Gutteridge
Bretheren
Charles A.weich Lodge
Lotus Quartet
Boston
Fred Hayward
Hallowe'en Party At Mrs Eaton's On Nason Street
Miss Ruth Eaton hosted a Hallowe'en party for local youths at her Nason street home on Thursday. Games included a taijin on a string with a prize of a liv e dig awarded to Albert Breschler. Attendees included Ruth Veitch Helen Baron Dorothy Hannon Marion Boyle Burton Coughlin Vincent King and Martin Gruber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Eaton
Nason St
Albert Breachler
Ruth Veitch
Helen Baron
Dorothy Hannon
Marion Boyle
Albert Breschler
Burton Coughlin
Vincent King
Martin Gruber
Conversion window for Liberty Bonds ends November ninth
Time expires November 9. Owners of first and second Liberty Bonds bearing four percent may exchange for bonds at four and one quarter percent. Conversion available at banks with an extra quarter percent interest, equaling 25 cents a year on a $100 bond.
Seniors Host Halloween Party at Cooperative Hall
The junior class organized a Halloween party for the senior class at Cooperative hall Thursday evening. Attendees enjoyed games, dancing, and a collation was served as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Cooperative Hall
Books Must Be Returned By Noviembre Nining
Public library records show many books borrowed before and during the epidemic remain outstanding. Trustees urge all owners to return items on or before Saturday November 9.
Weekly War Fund Campaign Opens November 11
The note details a United War Work fund drive beginning Monday November 11 and running through November 18. It lists local residents visiting families, furloughs for service members including Private William Tath and Private Ralph Lingley, and various social mentions in Brooks Street Bishop Sam Street and Linden Street Holyoke. A parlor stove is for sale at 57 Main Street Maynard.
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W. X. Macurda
Linden St. John Moynihan
Waltham St
Boxboro
Wisconsin
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