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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
8
The piece, attributed to H. C. Bell, argues autocracy fading as liberty rises worldwide. It notes America’s army at 3,764,677 with 2,200,000 sent to France Italy or Russia and emphasizes ongoing work to complete European and Asian duties and bring troops home.
The Christian Church announces a victory service Sunday at 10 45. Every member who feels himself a loyal American should attend and take part. At the close a special meeting of the official board will be held. J I O Nea l Minister.
Allied terms demand rapid ceasefire within six hours of signing, evacuation of Belgium France Alsace Lorraine Luxemburg Russia Rumania and Turkey within two weeks, repatriation of inhabitants within 14 days, large scale disarmament and surrender of war vessels, occupation of Rhine banks, and free Allied access to evacuated territories. Reparation, control of occupied zones, and 30 day armistice with 48 hour denunciation clause are outlined.
A British nurse, veteran suffragette, tends a wounded Grenadier Guards corporal in Normandy. He admits they had met before when he was a policeman, sparking a light moment amid wartime recognition and debate on women’s vote.
Allies revise armistice terms increasing Germany submarine surrender to all U boats while cutting machine guns to 25000 and aircraft to 1700 and raising railway cars to 150000. provisioning for Germany during armistice arranged.
Federal agents expose a Chicago tale recounted by U S District Attorney Cine about a bulldog fitted with glasses. A costumed shopper paid eight dollars for the canine eyewear after a motoring drive where a watery eye prompted the purchase.
The United States food administration reports German noncombatant rations offer only about 10 000 calories daily per person, insufficient to prevent weight loss. If true and not supplemented, Germany's civilian population would weaken rapidly as food supplies run low.
Under the 1915 act, Alaska voters in November 1916 approved banning all manufacture sale and transport of spiritous liquors from January 1 1918. The territory will enact what may be the strictest prohibition in the United States as a result.
Goethals chats in New York with a man railing at his brother's spendthrift ways. The man cites a $6000 pair of coach horses, while he paid $10000 for his touring car. The general replies to mind his own business before judging others.
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