Ludendorff Denies Pressured Peace Terms
The text reports Ludendorff denying urging Germans to accept peace at any price. It covers Max of Baden sending a note to President Wilson on October 6 1918 to base negotiations on Wilsons Fourteen Points and a rapid armistice. Wilson responded October 8 demanding clear intent to negotiate. By October 12 Max agreed to accept Wilsons terms with cabinet and Reichstag dynamics noted. The piece cites Berlin and Lundendorffs account of notes and terms.
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Max
Baden
Wilson
Germany
Ince Max
Berlin
Lundendorff
Reichstag
National Assembly
America
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Prince
Swift
Bulgaria
Burian
My Thoughts and Actions by General Ludendorff
Excerpts recount Ludendorff’s reflections on the October 1918 armistice talks with Prince Max of Baden and Wilson’s fourteen points. He details pressure from Berlin, the army’s collapse, and debates over continuing the fight versus seeking peace, arguing for decisive armistice terms and the dangers of idealism.
Land Opening Draws Many Settlers in Three Rivers Country
The Three Rivers Country irrigation region along the Columbia Snake and Yakima rivers attracts settlers seeking independence and wealth. Farms with alfalfa corn potatoes apples and dairy cattle prosper as land values rise from 100 to 150 per acre unimproved and 250 plus improved. Excursions by Western Pacific Securities Company invite inspection of farms, irrigation, and town growth, with ready terms and prompt offers from 711-14 White Building.
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Three Rivers
Columbia
Snake
Yakima Rivers
Iowa
Illinois
Western Pacific Securites Company
Mason-Dixon Line
A. H. Hawkins
A. E. Krueger
Pioneer Realty Man Dies Here
Mortimer B. Carraher 66 a Seattle pioneer realty dealer died at his home 1021 Columbia Street He is survived by his widow Mrs Imogene Carraher a son Mortimer B Carraher Jr in command of subchaser 40 and a daughter Mrs William T Burrell Funeral services set for 9 am Thursday at St James Cathedral with interment in Lake View cemetery Beloits uptown in Seattle is listed in the piece as an eatery адрес.
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Mortimer B. Carraher
Seattle
Columbia St
Imogene Carraher
Mortimer B. Carraher, Jr
William T. Burrell
St. James’ Cathedral
Lave View
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