World War I Peace Treaty Terms and Provisions
The article lists key stipulations of the peace treaty including German territorial changes, demilitarization limits, reparation payments, and the establishment of international bodies. It notes Alsace Lorraine return to France, Saar Basin internationalization, Danzig status, limits on German armed forces, and various commissions to govern disputed regions. It ends with a commentary on advertising in business.
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Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Saar Basin
League of Nations
Danzig
Belgium
Denmark
East Prussia
Silesa
Poland
Europe
Czecho-Slovakia
Rhine
Gerany
Holland
Shur
Malmedy
Schhweleswig
St Louis man touts Aerocruiser aerial transport bold claim
Thomas M. Finley of West Plains Missouri pioneers the Aerocruiser a 450 by 100 by 40 foot dirigible claimed to carry 150 passengers and express via air at 100 to 150 mph or more with weather capable design amid wartime delays and Aerocruiser Corporation backing moving toward St Louis to New York service in eight to nine hours and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Thomas M. Finley
Finley
West Plains
Howell County
Aerocruiser Corporation of America
United States
Aerocruiser Corporation
Mr. Finley
New York City
County Methodists to Hear Local Bankers Tour
County Methodist leaders announce a fundraising tour featuring O Nean Stafford president of the First National Bank of Cape Girardeau E C Clow manager of Biller Carter Mercantile Dexter and BE M Nunnjee treasurer Buck Store Bloomfield. They will visit Hayti May 10 Steele May 11 Caruthersville May 11 with meetings at 7 30 p m 9 a m and 11 a m respectively. Local congregations Holland Cooter Douglas Tyler Marvin Chapel Braggadocio Cottonwood Point Chute Sixteen expected to take part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. O'Nean Stafford
First National Bank of
Cape Girardeau
E. C. Clow
Biller-Carter Mercantile Company
Dexter
BE. M. Nunne- Jee
Buck Store Co
Bloomfield
Pemiscot County
Hayti
Ocean liner of 700 feet to cross Atlantic in sixteen hours
A vessel 700 feet in length is planned to make the New York City to London crossing in about sixteen hours, signaling a rapid transatlantic voyage option. Expected to showcase advanced speed for its era and highlight competing maritime technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Atlantic
London
Local Welcome Planned for 140th Infantry at Cape Girardeau
A Tuesday message announced the 140th Infantry will parade through Cape Girardeau today. The Southeast Missouri unit includes many locals led by Dr. George Washington Phipps from this county. He is expected home soon and will be warmly greeted by friends.
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140Th Infantry
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
George Washington Phipps
Blytheville visitor Cecil Clark in town this week
Cecil Clark of Blytheville Arkansas spent a few days in our city at the start of the week visiting friends and taking in local sights.
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Cecil Clark
Blytheville, Ark
Our City
School notes items of interest to patrons
School notes list spring events for Grammar School and High School. May 16 grammar entertainment for grades 1 7. May 27 high school play. May 30 eighth grade entertainment. June 1 baccalaureate sermon morning. June 2 grammar school graduation. June 3 commencement for high school class 1%.
Commencement Address by Reverend Halberstadt in Cape Girardeau
Reverend W. L. Halberstadt will deliver the commencement address in Cape Girardeau. The Herald aided by loyal students gathered names and addresses of 66 prospective high school students for next year, with 26 admitted and several others considering. Many would welcome part time work to defray expenses and seek assistance.
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W. L. Halberstadt
Cape Girardeau
Herald
Pemiscovian delay in photographer stalls 1919 issue
The Pemiscovian staff faced delivery delays from February 10 to May and October, prompting a pledge that the process will be handled differently. Mrs. Guffy’s pupils’ recital Saturday displayed strong progress, and both schools commend her dedication to music and school work.
Pie and Cake Sale for Baptist Church Build Project
A pie, cake and chicken sale will be held Saturday at the A J Dorris Store sponsored by the Ladies Aid of the Baptist church. Proceeds go toward funding the construction of the new church building.
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A. J. Dorris
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Mrs Ray Head Illness After Travel
Mrs Ray Head of Hayti fell ill Monday and was taken for treatment at the Majestic hotel. By Tuesday she improved enough to return home, according to the Caruthersville Argus.
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Ray Head
Hayti
Majestic
Caruthersville
Rest Camps for Stomachs in 1919 Letter Home
Nennily Germany April 6 1919 Mr and Mrs W S McCumber Dear Brother and Sister I answer your letter glad to hear from you I am well and enjoying good health Weather fine here I have been on leave spent time at Coblenz Rhine I wrote a longer censored letter and sent it unsealed We left Camp Funston May 21 1918 four days aboard to New York then Camp Mills June 8 and sailed from New York to England landed Liverpool June 16 rested in Ramsey then Southampton to France Grand rest camp drilled daily Aug 4 entered trenches St Mihiel front Aug 4 to Sept 12 went over the top drove four to five days about 12 miles established new trench line then Verdun front Sept 28 to Nov 4 Argonne Forest Battle Armistice signed I hope to tell you more when I get home likely soon
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Nennily
W. S. McCumber
Will
Murrell
Coblenz
Rhine
Camp Funston
New York
Camp Mills
Liverpool
England
Ramsey
Southhampton
France
Grand
St. Mithiel
Verdun
Argonne Forest
Dainty Demonstration Roars Outside Oakland Store Window
At noon a young woman demonstrated a device to hold up stockings in an Oakland department store window. Fifty men lined the sidewalk, a horse dragged a delivery wagon into a car, and two boys climbed a trolley pole as crowds blocked traffic. A policeman arrived after the scene peaked, noses pressed to the glass, while no women witnessed the demonstration.
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Oakland
Cal
Soldier Tom Simpson Returns Home From Army Service
Tom Simpson passed through our city Tuesday en route to Caruthersville after being discharged from army service He was among the first from the United States to go to France with a Barnes Medical College hospital unit of St Louis He has many warm friends in the county and city who welcome his return hoping he may again become a citizen here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Simpson
Caruthersville
Mr. Simpson
United States
France
Barnes Medical College of
St. Louis
South Bend Watches Arrive at Turnbaugh's Jewelry Store
The store in Caruthereville Missouri announces new stock of 10 jeweled South Bend watches arriving for sale at Turnbaugh's Jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Turnbaugh's
Caruthereville, Mo
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Heligoland
Kiel Canal
MAN
County Methodists
P. m
John McCarthy
Cape
Firestone
Michelin
DruGcs Jewelry
Bicycle Supplies
Neverleak
Cefler
Baseball Goods
Score Books
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