Stated Indemnity Demands Against Allies in Peace Talks
The article reports on a proposed vast indemnity to be demanded from victorious powers to fund reparations after the war. It discusses whether such payments should come from all involved nations and how large sums could influence postwar reconstruction and the broader peace process. Generals, presidents, and allied delegations are referenced as debating feasibility and political risks.
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Harts
Felts Agate
Dietepivitee Aghart
Wilson
Mrs Henry R Rea Atps War Aid Leader
Mrs Henry R Rea is named first and only field director of the American Red Cross. She directs relief work and oversees a major food conservation project alongside hospital staff and volunteers during wartime.
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Tadistrles Boul
Sto
Avery Diy
Shelly
Peace conference delays as plebiscite questions arise
Reports from a high level peace conference outline debates over plebiscite boundaries for Schleswig Holstein and the northern region versus the southern area. Delegates from Denmark, Germany, and allied powers plan to present proposals while postponements hint at wider negotiations. Captain Vardien and Stephen Pletion are named to represent Wringe with other international figures to appear.
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Mo Trin
Strike in Buenos Aires Spreads Amid War-Torn Tensions
Reports from Buenos Aires describe serious conditions as a general strike escalates. Officials warn the market and political climate are reaching a critical phase under President Irixoyen, with trade relations in flux and war tensions affecting colonial possessions.
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Buenos Aires
Wilson Back to France March 5 Warship Joins Chief Ship
President Wilson plans return trip to France aboard the George Washington with a homecoming address in Boston. Aboard support ships and transport arrangements shift as Moore Moody and Congress officials prepare for a public reception. Secretaries disclose the visit details while naval officials reconsider telegraph and telephone plans for coordinating the voyage.
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et—Secretacy
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White House
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Ty Sea
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League of Naitions
Congressional Foreign Affairs Committees
al Wilson
Hin
Hovor
Renuming
Mival Uirevstre
Chathim
Boston Thurber
Secretiey Daniels
Tee
Witsit Wile
Ebicht Pidark
Iheavaa
Ott Chiy
First Naval District
U S Wins Big German Ships For Troop Transport
A U S government communique says the United States will obtain several large German merchant ships to move American troops home. Ships listed include the Transp miner, the Waterland, Leviathan, Graf Waldersee, Pretoria, and others. The statement notes Hamburg harbor exit was blocked during the war and dredging is needed to remove ships.
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Fen
United States
Pretoria
Hamburg
Notice of summons and garnishee in Marshfield case
In Marshfield Wisconsin Henry Schroeder is ordered to appear before Justice R E Andrews on March 5 1919 at 9 am to answer a claim by Nicoll Dean and Gregg for 115 16 109 dollars. If failing to appear judgment will be entered and property sold to pay the debt. The notice is dated February 8 1919 and signed by E Pors attorney for Nicoll Dean and Gregg.
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R. £. Andrews
Marshfield
P. I. Kraus
Wisconsin
Wis
Builders and Traders Exchange
Milwaukee
Childs and Smith Architects
East
van Buren St
Chicago
Call Painters to Strike in Nation Wide Labor Action
William J. Hutcheson, president of the International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, announced a sympathetic strike of painters and paper hangers employed by the Building Trades Employers' Association prior to a conference with labor leaders to settle the nationwide strike.
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New York
Building ‘Trades Employers’ Association
Association
Basic
Building Trades
William J. Hutcheson
International Brotherhood of “Carpenters and Joiners
Marshfield school bids urged for three junior high buildings
Notice to contractors from Marshfield Wisconsin invites sealed proposals for labor and materials to construct three junior high and vocational school buildings for School District No. 1. Bids split by general construction heating plumbing and electrical work. Plans available after February 20 from P. I. Kraus with a $25.90 plan deposit. right to reject bids reserved.
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Junior High and Vocational School
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Wood County
Kraus
Wisconsin Circuit Court summons in Wood County case
Gail Radlof and Alma Radloff sue The State of Wisconsin. Defendant is commanded to appear within twenty days after service to defend the titled actions in the Wood County Court. Failure to respond will result in judgment by default per the complaint. Attorneys Fr. A. RR. BR Williams serve Marshfield address.
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State OF
Wisconsin
Fr. A.& RR. BR
Williams
That Terrible Headache Relief with Chamberlain’s Tablets
Advertisement urges relief from periodic headaches with nausea and sallow skin. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for bilious attacks and suggests following directions on the package to prevent future episodes.
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Chamberlain
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