Republicans Back War Policies As Peace Demobilizes
The article defends Republican lawmakers in Washington supporting the wartime program, urging unity for reconstruction and a firm peace. It notes Mrs. Wilson’s appeal to limit congressional participation drew backlash, and outlines demobilization plans, troop returns, and shifts in defense strategy as Germany accepts armistice terms. It also covers school closures and teacher pay questions, and new liquor regulations for soldiers in uniform.
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Republic
Washington
Wilson
Government Post Office to Operate Telephones for a Year
David J. Lewis of the departments control commission says operation of telephone and telegraph by the post office will continue for at least a year whether or not Congress acts on public ownership. The Army has strong hostilities in place as the war nears end. $80 million credit to France brings US loans to $2.446 billion for that nation and $7.813 billion for all allies. Navy demobilization to be gradual. marines likely to stay longer near action than other forces.
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Post Office
Congress
David ‘J. Lewis
Commission
Ssserises Army
Fenres
War ‘Department
France
United States
Lon He ‘i
Industries
the .War-Trade Board
Daniels
Ward
Naval
Forces-Of
United-States
Navy
United’ States
The
Europe
Army
War News From Europe Amid Turmoil After Armistice Talks
Reports detail the end of hostilities on the Western Front with Allied armies in France and celebrations in the United States. German figures shift as Frederick Ebert consolidates power and republics emerge in Saxony Baden and Württemberg amid incomplete control by workers and soldiers councils.
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France
Ausangee
Wilson
Ioards
Mill- Crowder
Karl
Zia
Austria-Hungary
Wartegg
Switzerland
Pthe Berliner
Tageblatt
Germany
Frederick Ebert
Lokal “Anzeiger
Reichstag
County War Construction Bureau to Refer Permits
Officials report county chairmen and their posts will refer construction permit applications to the War Construction Bureau for action. Names and offices of chairmen are listed, with note of local committees and organizational steps.
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Iinvis
State “Council
Jebus Cates
State-Council-Ran
Marshall
J. As Willame
O'Connor
Ottawa
iPéoria
R.O. Decker
Letterson
Avenue
Peoria
Charles
Henry. Washburn
Real Estate Sale Notice in Bennington Township Illinois
Sale of four parcels including the west half of the northwest quarter and the southwest quarter of section 32 in Bennington township Marshall county Illinois on Tuesday November 26 1918 at 2 o'clock together with residence property in Pattonsboro Illinois Trustees Henry C Patton and Warren A Patton announce the bid.
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Poluca
Henry. C.patton
Warren A. Patton
Trustees
Preparations Advance for 1918 International Exposition
Two laborers begin essential preliminary tasks for the mammoth exposition structures. Management aims for perfection despite higher material and labor costs and vows to maintain or exceed prior standards. Gates open November 30 for the live stock exhibit, with emblems of allied nations decorating interiors and exteriors.
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Arast
Mits
Severe burns suffered by Bradford telephone operator
Mys Ramey in charge of the Bradford telephone exchange was severely burned last Thursday when kerosene and turpentine on her clothes ignited. She ran to the switchboard area and a heavy robe helped smother the flames. She sustained severe burns on her left arm and from waist to ankle, was hospitalized at Pearls and shows grave condition. funeral director G B Fenwick noted.
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Ramey
Bradford
Berious
Vinci touted as a tonic for delicate children
Mrs. Frederick Sommers of Monaca Pennsylvania reports her youngest child, once nervous and weak, improved after taking Vinci a constitutional cod liver and iron remedy. The ad claims Vinci restores health and weight and provides dosing guidance for children.
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Monaca
Vinci
Frederick Sommers
Edison phonograph offer sells music at easy monthly terms
A promotional push extols the Edison phonograph and a monthly payment plan. Buyers are told the New Edison reproduces life like music with a genuine diamond-point reproducer and can be taken home on liberal terms, to entertain family with current hits and old favorites.
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Edison
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Joseph
Olson T
Granville
Peru
Saya
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G.B Fenwick
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Charles Hout
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