Sullivan Union: Aged Paper Reflects on War and Peace Treaty
The article critiques postwar Europe as the League of Nations debates delay the peace treaty with Germany and Austria Hungary. It notes Hungary's turmoil, Germany and Austria Hungary disarmament, and warns troop withdrawals may pause or reverse, with General Pershing coordinating actions abroad.
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Poland
Russia
Germany
Dantzig
Rumania
Ukraiia
Hungary
League of Nations
Austria-Hungary
Ebert
Europe
Pershing
Wilson blamed for failure of League of Nations plans
Arthur D. H. Smith argues in the New York Globe that President Wilson bears primary blame if the League of Nations covenant fails to be ratified. The piece analyzes Wilsons shifts from compromise to insistence, his Paris leadership, and the risk to the League from Congress and domestic opinion.
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Arthur D. H. Smith
Paris
New York Globe and
League of Nations
United States
Wilson
American Senate
League
Mr. Smith
New York Globe
Congress
Europe
Washington
Boston
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Britain
France
Italy
Lloyd George
Balfour
Clemenceau
Colonel House
Sallé de l’Horloge
Quai d’Orsay
Supreme War Council
M. Clemenceau
Sir. Wilson
Hughes
Australia
America
Inquirer
George Washington
Atlantic
Metropolitan Opera House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Latin America
The New European Map and German Disarmament
A review of postwar terms outlining a Rheinian Republic buffer between the Rhine and Belgium Luxembourg region with German armies kept at German expense until debts are paid. France gains the Saar while new states form in central Europe. Germany loses colonies and population and arms. Negotiations at Versailles continue with April signings anticipated.
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Germany
Rhine
Regium
Luxenburg
Alsace-Loraine
Saar Coal District
Rhenish Republic
Saar
France
Poland
Czechoslovak
Rumania
Hungary
Jugo-Slav
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Austria-Hungary
Dantzig
Europe
Kaith Caville
High Command
Versailes
Slovakia
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Indiana Postoffice
List of letters remaining unclaimed in Sullivan Indiana Postoffice April 2 1919. Unclaimed letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called for within two weeks. Ladies list Openshaw Miss Martin Maxfield Mrs Arthur Norris Mrs Libbie Gents list Jones Frank R Warner Mr J C When calling for these letters say advertised and give date advertised.
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Sullivan, Ind
Openshaw
Martin Maxfield
Arthur Norris
Libbie
Jones
Frank R. Warner
J. C
WM. E. Aydelotte
P. M
William Tyler Page Named Clerk of the House
William Tyler Page will be the clerk of the House of Representatives in the next Congress. He is among the few men ever appointed to this position from outside the House membership.
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William Tyler Page
House of Representatives
Congress
Harris Mission Echoes From Frontline Notebook
Private N K Harris of the 35th Military Police Company writes from Europe detailing camp life in Commercy and Le Mans. He notes unit moves, packing shortages, and humor about gear while expressing homesickness and longing for the U S A. He mentions fellow soldiers Kemper Rodman and others and signs off from the A E F.
The Sardine Description of a Fresh Sardine
A quaint account describes the fresh sardine as a beautiful small fish with iridescent blue green scales and a peacock blue underlayer. It notes dark bars on the back and sides that fade when exposed to air, while the rest of the body remains silver.
Care of Flutes in Weather Changes
Flutes suffer from abrupt weather changes and should be stored in chamédis leather to protect them.
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Dirrelle Chaney
R. P. White
Sullivan
Indiana
Sullivan County
Index Notion
Harris
Blondy Kemper
Gus Rodman
Hainin
Kemper
Rodman
Enele Sam
LeMans
P. Flynn
Castor Oil Hill
Hammond Et al
Hobo Fisher
Senator Jones
Missouri
Marseilles
Lyon
Nice
Bordeaux
Rheims
St. Quentin
Cambria
Amiens
Strasburg
Metz
Belgium
Spain
Switzerland
Rome
London
St. Petersburg
Madrid
Berlin
Constantinople
Ind
Brest
New York
Terre Haute
A. BE. F
Pvt
N. K. Harris
M. P. Co
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