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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
2
A speech decries the Teutonist dream of a Mitte Europa empire as a failed myth. It argues war abuses, calls for abolition of militarism, a world law court, and new republics built on democratic rights and mutual protection, warning against autocratic rulers and imperial greed.
A fragmentary report proclaims the war’s end with Allied forces victorious and the United States celebrating a peace of immense significance. The message conveys national pride and relief at the conclusion of a world conflict.
A patriotic tract recounts Allied triumphs in World War I with praise for the Bill of Rights, the suppression of autocracy, and Italy's capture of Pola as a milestone. It extols Bulgaria’s surrender, the fate of Turkey, and visions of prophetic liberty and redefined borders in a postwar world.
The passage declares Italy joyful at Austria's collapse and the rise of free states, praising Italian victory and condemning Austrian autocracy, noting the dramatic political shift and the destruction of tyranny while contrasting national temperament.
The article proclaims Austria broken and divided after Italy’s drive, with 100000 Austrian soldiers in Italian custody. It celebrates end of Habsburg rule, calls for new borders in southern Europe, and envisions a postwar world where nations choose their own governments and profiteers face critique. It notes American soldiers’ European travel as educational and urges abdication of profiteers.
Private Edward Crowley, recently moved from Camp Upton to Fort Ethan Allen, is appointed as a clerk at the New Idea store filling the vacancy left by Samuel Strasberg who joined a Boston firm. Alfred E McCleary, Hudson Woman's club president, and Mrs. George Merrick, vice president, were guests Tuesday November 5 for a Home Economics department event with Mrs. McCleary as a speaker.
Parishioners of St. Bridget's held a gathering at River side hall on Tuesday evening November 5 in support of the United War Work campaign. Speakers Augustus L. Rafter and William Shonathan, with Rev Edward Crowley, Postmaster Arthur J. Coughlan, and an orchestra provided a strong program urging all to contribute.
The influenza pneumonia outbreak in Maynard is ended with no new cases reported. Board of Health Chairman Joshua Edwards praises Maynard doctors and nurses for tireless care and thanks Mrs George Champagne Miss Ella Schnab Miss Mary Papineau Miss Ethel Butterworth Miss Nellie May and Principal Horace Bates plus community volunteers for facilitating recovery and reopening. The board notes Maynard suffered many cases and 30 deaths occurred among residents hospitalized elsewhere. Restrictions had been imposed on several businesses but were deemed for public welfare.
Private John W. Taylor of the U S Marine Corps arrived home for a 36 day furlough with his parents, after being shot through the shoulder at Chateau Thierry and Belleau Wood. He is 23, enlisted 1917, went overseas February, invalided home in September, and his wounded arm remains impaired though recovery may continue.
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