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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1919

Page

5

Public access to Noulens Russia report ed in peace talks

The article argues for releasing M Noulens French ambassador to Russia report from Archangel to the public. It contends American British and French legislatures should read the observations to assess Russia coverage and avoid misstatements amid wartime diplomacy. It warns about sensational dispatches and imagined clashes at Versailles.

M. Noulens Russia Archangel United States Senate Chamber of Deputies America M Noulens Versailles Llord George Clemenceau Hedias Constantinople

Idealism and the fifth Liberty Loan strategy

George Bernard Shaw argues idealism failed in wartime messaging and now public appeals face fatigue after armistice. The piece discusses Secretary Glass’s plans to market the fifth Liberty Loan as a strong investment, with higher interest or shorter terms to attract the wealthy while keeping small investors engaged and patriotic.

Eorge Bernard Shaw Europe England France Belgium Germany Glass

Homeward flow of divisions to be paraded after France return

The War Department announced three famous National Guard divisions, the 27th New York, 30th Wildcat, and 37th Buckeye, will prepare for embarkation and be kept together on return before home parades. Other units slated for parade include the 26th New England and 42nd Rainbow. Secretary Baker aims for Rainbow to march in New York City and Washington, with the 26th likely in Houston.

Washington War Department National Guard Twenty Seventh New York Thirtieth Wildcat Thirty Seventh Buckeye United States France New England Rainbow Baker New York City Kuston Sir Douglas Haig Prissh Fourth Army Hindenburg Flanders 87Th Baccarat 31St Infantry Ohio West Virginia Camp Sherman Camp Meade Camp Upton Frederick Newport News Navy Pennsylvania Ilinois Idaho Missouri Ordnance Georgia Absecon

Milk Producers Form Co operative Marketing Plan

Chicago distributors must buy milk from the Producers' Co operative Marketing company starting February 1. Organized two years ago, the co op aims to market Illinois Wisconsin Indiana milk directly to Chicago with a big plant to reduce dealer risk. President Charles H. Potter says prices may not drop before May 1, but consumer benefits include increased competition and predictable ordering.

Chicago Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Elgin Charles H. Potter New York

Raise Question Over Return Of Two Cables

Paris report notes The Matin raises whether the two German trans Atlantic cables should be returned. It cites that the cables were cut four hours after Britain's declaration of war by a British cruiser near Paris on January 22.

Paris

Taft urges Britain to keep fleet to deter aggression

In Toronto taft tells Empire Club that Britain must retain its fleet in wartime to resist aggression and in peace to maintain sea supremacy. He links disarmament to the league of nations and cites Paris talks as placing the issue first, noting Clemenceau’s remark on five powers league.

Toronto Ont Great Britain William Howard Taft Empire Club England League of Nations Paris James M. Beck Clemenceau

Old Man Coyote Hints Trouble With Bowser the Hound

In Thornton W Burgess animal tale Old Man Coyote returns from luring Bowser away and hints Bowser may be dead or missing. Sammy Jay suspects the old fox knows Bowser’s fate, while Bowser’s disappearance sparks village-wide talk across the Green Forest and Green Meadows.

Fter Bowser Coyote Old Man Coyote Cen Sammy Jay Old Man Coyote Bowser the Hound Sammy Farmer Brown Rascal Reddy Fox

German Elections Cheer Public Support Across Republic

London dispatch reports the German state elections show strong participation, with significant women voters and perseverance despite bad weather. Disturbances were limited to a few districts. the Independent Socialists call on workers to suspend strikes and return to work.

London Rhineland Hamborn Cassel Independent Socialists

Women at Work During War Time

During the war millions of women have worked in new vocations from munition factories to ambulance driving and street railways. Many faced ailments but sought strength and health with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as thousands have done.

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