Austria Accepts Peace Terms After Armistice
The Austro-Hungarian empire is dissolved into a compact Austria of about 6 to 7 million people in a 5000 to 60000 square mile territory. Austria must recognize Hungary Czecho-Slovakia and the Serbo-Croatian-Slovenian state, surrender war fleets and munitions, demobilize naval and air forces, and accept the League of Nations Covenant and labor charter. The Adriatic question remains unsettled with council discussions at St Germain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Juge-Slavia
Austrian
Austria-Hungary
Vienna
Europe
Traly
Council of Four
St. Germain
Simmer Orlarute
Colonel House
Cmecbo-Slovakia
Lumania
M. Clenenceau
Paul Dirasta
Karl Tenner
Hapsburg
Renner
Wilson
Hover’ Commission
Forney Family honors ancestors with memorial monument
A large Memorial Day assembly at the Forney family burying ground near Brownstown unveiled a Vermont granite shaft marking five Revolutionary soldiers. The program included unveiling by Mary Elizabeth Forney, singing, invocations, and addresses by John K. Forney and J. G. Forney. An organization formed with officers from the Forneys of Abilene, Lancaster, Gingrich, and Peters burg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forney
Lancaster County
Brownstown
God's Acre
Penns
Colonies
Peter
Abraham Sr
Abraham, Jr
John Forney
Vermont
Mary Elizabeth Forney
John K. Forney
Abilene
Kas
J. G. Forney
Lancaster
Naming Your Farm and Professional Stationery
Farmers should name their farm and print letterheads and envelopes at the local newspaper. Farming is a premier business of the age and a good farmer should present himself as a business man through neat stationery and branding.
Reading area brief list of local events and incidents
News in brief covers brewing resumes 2 percent beer, a fall causing a fatal neck fracture, a horse incident, thefts in Elkins Park, a dynamiting acquittal in Sudbury, potato price shifts, a city clerk return to duty, officer training camp schedules, civil service postmaster candidacy, a child’s injury, warrants approved for two men, a Hazleton soldier scholarship, missing autotrack case, July 6 welcome home celebration, New Castle Girl Scouts camp plans, Buck Run coal work, Chambersburg hospital auxiliary officers and new members, church salary increase for pastor, rising labor calls in Altoona, and the 1920 I O F convention set for Wilkes-Barre with large delegate turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haa
Mahanoy
Chamber ‘By Commerce
Waszily
Waszka
Birdsboro
Uniontown
PF. Marstin
Frank LaCrossi
Sudbury
James Scivanno
F. M. Afon
Elkins Park
Chester County
Ellsworth Kelly
France
Scranton
Beary
Mount Gretna
Civil Service Commission
Harold Spattle
Asiana
Gertrude
Harry Baker
Bloomsburg
Sproul
Peter Smallock
Northumberland County
William Bown
Clearfield County
John Drumheller
Hazleton
American Expeditionary University
Paris
John C. Dieckman
East Mauch Chunk
Stephen Yensick
John Burkhart
George Herman
Foyette County
Connellsville
New Castle
Hastbrook
Associated Charities
Buck Run Coal Company
Darkwater
St. Clair
Chambersburg
Woman's Auxiliary
Children’s Aid ‘Society
Franklin County
Chambersburg Hospital
A.A. Longacker
S. D. Shull
Donald Wolfinger
Ireland
Altoona
State Employment Bureau
Walter H. Greevy
State Highway Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grand Lodge of the
Wilkes-Barre
Johns
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Ancesters
L. M. Store
H. E. Store
NEW Holland Marble and Granite Works
Hillcrest
M. G. Weaver
New Holland, Pa
de Haven &Butts
Roseboro
Ford
T. M. Store’s Sons
New Holland
Penna
North Duke Street
North Prince Street
J. Albert Zecher
Conkey
Yvereroy
Goond
Lowney
Pho
Holland
H. A. Case
Flory Bros
E. King Street
Lancaster, PA
Franklin
the Clarion
Schaffer & Marx
Groff’ &Wolf CO
North Queen Street
J. C. Henninger
Ice
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