Germanys postwar plan for economic dominion and reconstruction
Francis M. argues Germany seeks economic hegemony after World War I by stripping conquered lands, rebuilding through export surpluses, and using dummy markets to force postwar trade. He contends Germany envisions a two stage peace: transition management under a new Economic Affairs department and industrial expansion, with allies financing reconstruction to prevent German profits.
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Germany
Belgium
Serbia
Austria
America
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Enitente
Russia
Rowania
Europe
Imperial Department of Economic Affairs
Department of Commerce
Ministry of the Interior
Interior Department
1205 Casualties Listed In Army Daily Roll Call
Washington reports a war casualty roll of 1205 names with categories including killed in action 125 missing 92 wounded severe 177 wounded slight 176 died from accident and other causes 12 died from wounds 80 died of disease 101 and others. The list adds sectioned names such as Corporal Harold S. Murphy and Privates like Dewey S. Green and Frederick E. Ballard with many additional soldiers from Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Vermont New Hampshire and Maine.
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Washington
Harold S. Murphy
Houstonic
Mass
Dewey S. Green
Unionville
Conn
Frederick E. Ballard Ludlow
Joseph Racine
Tarkiln
R. I
An Ector cLean
Gloucester
William E. Dooley
Bridgeport
George T. Kelley
Lowell
Roderick H. Wogan
Brookline
Spiretone Mill
Quincy
William L. Welch
Lawrence
Carl S. Brown
Milo
William Henry Gaffney
Methuen
Elwin Grout
Lincoln
N. H
John S. Bruce
Franklin
Andrew R. Duffy
Brook Mass
Arthur Boucher
Worcester
James F. Casavan
Thomas L. Connelly
South Deerfield
Eugene B. Sheerin
New Bedford
David Mendelson
Mss
Walter Sobiske
Alvan N. Bucknam
Showhegan
John R. Rhynard
North Attleboro
William J. Bennett
West Medford
John Alfred Ericson
Waterbury
James H. Evans
Everett
Charles H. Byrne
Providence
Arthur G. Johnson
Manchester
H. N
Edward A. Saulnier
Lynn
Carl A. Besenbruck
James F. Hurley
Newton Upper Falls
Thomas Padzinski
Fair Haven
Michael J. Aldi
Norwich
Norwich, Conn. Guy W. Brandon, Hartford, Conn. Sargis A. George
New Britain
John Hamernick
Forestville
Frank H. McFarland
Derby
Oa” Petrowsky
New Haven
Stanley Ropiak
John A. Ruffin
Middletown
Michael E. Smith
Schley A. Warren
Moretown
Jes
Joe Cahill
Boston
Charlies Simpson
Bangor
William Whitney
Skowhegan
Ralph Edward Manning
Hudson
Dennis Francis Donahue
Merrimac
Albert E. Gorman
Alfred Louis Macciarone
Albert Oliver
Joseph Ills
Somerville
Clinton Town News Highlights and Local Arrivals
Clinton reports guests from West Philadelphia New Haven and New York. The town exceeded the fourth Liberty loan with a $117000 tally against a $78000 quota. Local residents tied to Pond's Extract and Hull's home painting progress noted. A Bronx resident died of influenza at Beach Park. burial planned in New York.
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Clinton
Charles Rolfe
West Philadelphia
Clinton House
Richard Stoughton
Noank
Waterside
Harvey Burns
Grace Bunns
New Haven
John Kelsey
High Street
Albert Ball
William H. Merrill
Pond’s Extract Co
William Grinnell
Massachusetts
John Dalrymple
Bronx
N. Y
Henry Whitehouse
Beach Park
New York
John A. Hull
Main Street
John Stevens
Ralph Wright
Harry
Brooklyn
David Redfield
Colchester Community Notices and Local Movements
Colchester notices list Friday band rehearsal at 7:30 PM in fire company rooms, post office hours 7 PM nightly except Wednesdays and Saturdays when open until 9 PM, and town stores closing at 7 with late hours on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Mentions students in Vermont, Brown University return, a Grange meeting canceled due to influenza, and upcoming voter meeting. Reports of Dr. E B Cragin’s death in New York, summer residence here, and funeral plans with services in Newark. Local commerce ad for beef at 20c/lb.
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Colchester
John F. O'Connell
Michael
Shea
Vermont
T. P. Kinney
Washington
D. C
Leo
Walter White
Jake Klingon
Providence
R. I
Brown University
Grange
Sam Kalmonivitz’s
Lebanon Avenue
Adv
E. B. Cragin
New York
Bradford Cragin
Broadway
Linwood Cemetery
Newark
Funeral held for Miss Margaret Blake in Ivoryton
The funeral for Miss Margaret Blake was held Tuesday afternoon. She was buried in the Central burying ground at Center Brook. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rockwell were in Hartford Tuesday. Fred J. Miller is seriously ill at his Walnut street home. Charles Harrison of Hartford is visiting Ivoryton this week. Charles Salzeberger of New Britain is spending a few days in town.
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Ivoryton
Margaret Blake
Central Burying Ground
Centerbrook
James H. Rockwell
Hartford
Fred J. Miller
Walnut Street
Charles Harrison
Charles Salzeberger
New Britain
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