Must Surrender Munitions By June Under German Cut Plan
An Allied demand requires Germany to cut and surrender munitions by June as part of ongoing disarmament steps. The move aims to curb war materials and accelerate postwar demilitarization.
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Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1921
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1
Indemnity Payment Demands After German Note
A fragmented report notes Germany must disarm and align with Allied demands by May 11 and May 30 for factories, plus reductions in armed forces by July 18. It references an ultimatum to enter conformity with treaty terms, with penalties and extensive production cuts.
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Labor Board Sets July 1 Decision on Case
A terse notice from the United States labor board indicates a forthcoming ruling scheduled to be issued effective July 1. The document references hearings and filings related to occupational classifications and future dispute handling by the agency.
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Supreme Court Chief Justice Notes Confederate Soldier Rise
A fragment from a historic newspaper notes a Confederate veteran named to high office by authority of the era. It references Drath and a Supreme Court chief justice designation, reflecting postwar political appointments and lingering Confederate associations.
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