Great Peace Pact With Germany Outlined At Versailles
The official summary outlines a broad postwar settlement with Germany. It covers League of Nations provisions, borders in Alsace Lorraine, Danzig as a free city, Poland and East Prussia arrangements, demilitarization, Saar Basin ownership by France, and economic reparations. It specifies military reductions, elimination of conscription, disarmament timelines, and international oversight bodies to enforce the treaty.
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Germany agrees to harsh terms in postwar settlement
The document outlines Allied demands: Alsace-Lorraine to be internationalized temporarily, Danzig to be internationalized, and Germany to renounce territorial rights outside Europe. Germany must recognize Poland and Czechoslovakia, drastically reduce armed forces, surrender ships, pay a large indemnity, cede merchant fleet, and accept an international reparations commission. It details economic clauses, disarmament, territorial guarantees, and postwar governance structures to enforce peace.
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Adriatic
Hamburg
Stettin
Britain
Kiel Canal
League of Nations
Kiel
Father Finds Children After Twenty-Two Years
John Corcoran, after a 22 year search across the United States and Canada, reunites with his children Ella Loretta, Mary, and John Frederick Corcoran. In Buffalo he learned his daughters were living in Dunnville and Niagara Falls, with his favorite daughter’s life recently nearly lost. The reunion ends years of separation and vows renewed affection.
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Dunnville
Ella Loretta
Mary
John Frederick
Nother Alster
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J. 1. Bieden
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Mary Corcoran
Nuree Tnt General Hospital
Niagara Falls
Mane Hood
Inez
Peace Council's Last Work on German Treaty Rejection
The last official peace council communication outlines measures if Germany refuses to sign the treaty. It covers easing trade restrictions, extending credits for imports, placing Danube relief traffic under a single authority, and reopening commercial channels. Antwerp shows port revival with American occupation works and base preparations for 30,000 troops, while North German ships retreat and port reconstructions proceed.
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Chicago
Commission of Relief In Sum
Germany
Antwerp
Marines Road
Contich
Firemen fined for long bath time soap demand
Cleveland fire director Soresty fines Richart Benjamin ten days vacation for spending an hour in a station bathtub yelling for soap. The report notes the odd punishment and questions whether Benjamin got soap or settled for a makeshift scrub.
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Soresty
Fire Department
Richart Benjamin
Benjamin
Thief Stole Safe From Kansas City Restaurant Twice
In Kansas City thieves broke into a restaurant, carried a small safe into the basement and blew it open, obtaining 19 dollars. The incident repeats in the same location with a prior theft having netted 150 dollars a month earlier.
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Waterman
Firemen cigars by J A Gale prompt old law reversal
Fragmentary OCR notes state J A Gale reversed an old law by giving cigars to firemen after a house fire in Canton. The line Where there's fire there should be smoke appears as a civic remark. Details on date or event are unreadable.
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J. A. Gale
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