Wilson Restates U S War Aims Full Speech To Congress
President Wilson declares the Allies fight for democracy and liberty in a Congress address. He contrasts Russian and central powers positions at Brest-Litovsk, denounces conquest and domination, and urges open, frank terms shaping a just peace. The Russian people voice strong moral resolve amid German pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest-Litovsk
Russia
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Balkan
Prest-Litovsk
Mr. Lloyd George
Great Britain
Fourteen Cardinal Points for World Peace Address
President outlines fourteen points toward a just and open peace after World War I. Open covenants, free seas, removal of trade barriers, armament reductions, and equal weight for colonial claims, with independent Poland and Balkan guarantees. Emphasizes no secret understandings and justice for all nations.
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Russia
Belgium
Alsace-Lorraine
Italy
Austra-Hungary
Romania
Serbia
Montenegro
Balkan States
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Dardanelles
General Association of Nations
Society of Free Nations
France
Prussia
Austria-Hungary
Balkans
Rumania
Poland
Pike County War Savings Chairs Named for 1918
Pike county township and precinct chairmen were announced for the war savings campaign with Griggsville's Fred Davis and Pittsfield's Prof. Joseph C. Shastid among leaders. Lee Capps named county chairman and Prof. Herman P. Hopper as school committee chair as the county gears up for an aggressive 1918 drive.
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Pittsfield
Pike County
Griggsville
Fred Davis
Chambersburg
Karl Hesley
Perry
Edward Yocker
Fairmount
Ollie Jackson
New Salem
Harry Pease
Baylis
Samuel Grammar
Hadley
G. W. Gibbins
Barry
R. H. Main
Kinderhook
H. C. McCarroll
Tull and Levee
Lee Rogers
Cincinnati
C. P. Klitz
New Canton
C. L. Hopkins
Rockport
T. J. Keller
Summer Hill
Harry T. Shaw
Martinsburg
William T. Shinn
Pleasant Hill
William H. Cannon
el Dara
J. D. Dabney
Pearl
G. Byron Garrison
Milton
J. Wesley Smith
Detroit
Emmet Rush
Nardin
Brady Sonner
Newburg
Charles A. Hopper
Joseph C. Shastid
Pittsfield Township
Lee Capps
Herman P. Hopper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson
U. S
Congress
United States
Reichstag
Pike County Mutual Life Association
G. C. Berry
Adele Berry
Marjorie
Thomas R. Berry
Merle Barber
St Louis
Aviation Corps
W. E. Williams
Chicago
George Beard
T. B. Ellis
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Alva St. John ,Jr
Granite City
J. A. St. John
Guy Carlton
Jesse Plummer
Newbury Township
John C. Dingmore
Lawrence B. Finzel
Hooversville
Finzel
Quincey Whig
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