Denmark Seeks Schleswig Return Under Unfulfilled Treaty
The Danish government debates reclaiming Schleswig Holstein based on a postwar treaty promise. Prussia refused plebiscite self determination, uniting Schleswig and Holstein under Prussian rule. Denmark advances legal and factual grounds to recover the northern Danish‑inhabited region and adjacent Holstein areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Prussia
Austria
Denmark
Schleswig
Holsteinia
Holatein
Khleswig
Kiel canal fate linked to Schleswig disputes and neutrality
The article discusses postwar options for Schleswig and Denmark, arguing Denmark may reclaim entitled territory while the Kiel canal becomes internationalized. It also recounts a letter from Wildey Mitchell about life with the flyers in France, detailing training, combat experiences, and a perilous return flight amid storms and clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daneh
Denmark
Schleswig
Ehe
Kiel Canal
Neumark
Germany
Wildey Mitchell
H. Leslie Wildey
France
Pilgrim Church
Wildey
H. Mitchell
Yale
Jane
Quentin Roosevelt
Quentin
Duluth
Sees Unrest Cure In Housing Plan
A fragmented note outlines a housing plan promising a path to home ownership. It argues funds to enable individuals to buy and own homes as a remedy to social unrest and related vices.
Sargent Urges State Help For Home Ownership Plan
A speaker argues for sanitary housing laws and a special state body to aid the financially needy in buying homes. He proposes a million dollar fund, managed by a competent board, to assist purchases with easy payments and low interest, asserting home ownership boosts responsibility and civic welfare amid postwar unrest and Bolshevik fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Europe
Chicago
Berger
Wisconsin
America
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Aeromail
Graettinit
P. G. Johnson
the Farmers Store
Johnson & Co
Graettinger
Iowa
the ‘Graettinger Timms
John J. Sullivan
Tae
Prince Albert
Herschey Bar
Smith Bros
Pacha
Acetylene
Geil
John Clemenson Graettinger
al Reinet
Wielhane Sint
C. Wiegman & Son
Ighr
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