Wilsons Peace Plan Outlined For World in Congress
President Wilson presented conditions for a just end to the war to Congress. He called for open covenants, freedom of seas, removal of trade barriers, armament reductions, colonial adjustments, and autonomous development for nations. He urged evacuation of Russian, Belgian, French, Italian, Balkan, and Ottoman territories toward a general association of nations to guarantee sovereignty and peace. The text argued the Central Powers had no chance of victory or world domination.
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Wilson
Congress
Teuton
Russia
Belgium
Alsace- Lorraine
Italy
Austria- Hungary
Roumania
Serbia
Montenegro
Balkan States
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Dardanelles
General Association of Nations
Duty of Economy in War Production
The speaker calls the American people to strict economy in food and materials to win the war. Soldiers become producers and consumers, reducing productive energy for war and forcing faster domestic production to meet allied needs. Every saved pound frees resources for the Army, Navy, and allies, urging rapid consumption restraint and boosted output.
Wrights Call to Missouri Troops for Ruthless Efficiency
Editorial notes report Major-General Wright’s message to the Missouri division at Camp Doniphan stressing higher training discipline and spirit, with no excuses for failure. It also covers wartime supply milestones for blankets, overcoats, shoes, and nurse staffing, plus fashion outlook from Chicago designers and a critique of changing women’s styles impacting cloth trade.
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Wright
France
Pershing
Camp Doniphan
America
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Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publibhere
King Winter
Army Nurse Corps
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Designer Association
Chicago
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the Peoples National Bank
Denton
Maryland
U. S
Federal Reserve
Eicerel
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U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
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Riggs
State OF
Caroline
T.F. Johnson
T. F. Jowanson
WM. S. Crouse
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Goldsboro
Rankins
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State OF Maryland
Robert Jarre
Robert Janrelel, JR
J. Frank Lane
Neary Pontic
WM. Cooper
Robert Ati
Joan St. Medford
Threetors
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Denton, Md
Parker
Drogriste
Mackinaws and Reefer'’s
Mullin’s Home Store
Wilmington
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Glendale
Detroit
Paige
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Michigan
William Bullock
Paeran Wu
Thompson Home. & Supply Co
Hillsboro
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Bart
Goldsboro, Ma
Robert Jarrell, JR
Stockholders’ Meeting
the Provident State Bank
Preston, Md
the Provident State Bank of
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Vane
George R. Hill
Cashier
GoLdspoke Bank
West Chester
Secore
Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas Company
Stephen Gurard
Philadelphia
Wm. Pepper
Maryland Trust Building
Baltimore
Hdikton
West Denton
L. B. Towers
Heart of
Liberty and
Saratoga Streets
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Thomas & Messer CO
Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD
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Pet Atl
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Seutorom Viedante
Kent Counts Mutual Insurance Co
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Carter & Deen, Tyta
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Bieenshero, Md
Alex. Noble
Journal
Avery
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company
Avery Machinery
Easton, MD
Florces
Abe Dentonational Bank
Harvey LL. Cooper
C. W. Torbres
T. C. West
D. A. Trazzare
Asst
Oldsmobile
Olds Motor Works
Lansing
Michigan
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Henry G. Budd
Over, Delaware
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Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
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