Warning of renewed German effort to divide Allies and spark war
A London-based foreign correspondent warns that Germany aims to rekindle conflict by sowing divisions between Britain, America, and the Allies. He cites German propaganda, agents abroad, and plans to disrupt the peace conference. He argues only Allied unity can blunt a potential German offensive.
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Junkers
Germany
HL F. del
London
Paneer
America
Scultinente
Acta
Arem
Paria
Versalles
Britain
United States
Americs
Daraiane
Rell
Enes
Grnmans
Ciizens
Deporting the Alien Enemies
A wartime proposal urges deportation of 775 German and Austrian alien enemies interned at Fort Donglas and Gov Bamberger to favor federal action. A conference with the U.S. attorney general is planned to pursue transport overseas and expulsion of those with anti American sentiments. The call is to banish those who profess loyalty to Germany and Austria and return them to their homeland.
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Fort Donglas
Bambergerln
United States
America
Germany
Austria
Fragmentary lament on genuine German culture and barbarism
A fragment argues that genuine German culture has proved a veneer masking barbarism. It urges those who suffer to be part of the Germany that must endure its own flaws.
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Germany
Who Started the War A Kaiser War Origins Quote Card
Caerula of Austria says neither the Kaiser nor Emperor Francis Joseph wanted war and blames diplomatic bluffing. The piece notes Germany and Austria’s failed Marne attack, calls for an international court, and predicts trials for the Kaiser after events lead to possible justice.
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Caerula
Austria
Francis Joseph
Gray
Germany
Kanaer
France
Marne
Kaiser
Czernin
Eengland
Frederick
Tower of London
Wilke Jighen Zollovn
Pay Of Post Office Employes
A post office employee laments flaws in federal pay and living standards noting workers are strained while some have borrowed money to cover basic needs amid long service records and high living costs.
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Post Office
Postatiics
Jage Ther
Thaven
Postoffice reform faults eulogized by critics
An editorial blasts Postmaster General Burlesons reforms while praising efficiency efforts but decrying lack of higher pay and welfare protections for letter carriers. It argues the service should mirror private institutions in safeguarding workers against illness and old age, noting a large departmental surplus.
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Postoffice
Burleson
Indemnities and Damages Under War Claims Rules
A discussion outlines eleven indemnity types for war damage and injuries. It covers compensation in gold or labor for property harm, gold or requisition slips, restitution of assets and securities, and penalties for hostage families, drowned passengers, and maimed or killed civilians, plus compensation for ships, cargoes, and mistreated prisoners.
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Wintow
Indemnities and War Reparations Debate in Allied Demands
The article outlines eight proposals for wartime indemnities including gold, manufactured goods, raw materials, labor, and customs control. It calls for proportional sharing of costs, with Belgium, Serbia, Romania, and parts of Italy singled out for special attention. It also notes plans to seize and rebuild invaded areas, and discusses the handling of enemy aliens confined in Fort Douglas and other camps as guards and detainees during the war.
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Gilmagel
Belgium
Frage
Servia
Romania
Italy
Germany
Garda
Nrlaonera Nf
Department of Justice
Shell
Ginistiana
Governor Would Deport Enemies Santa Claus 45 In Weed Of Help
Governor T ambler proposes amending immigration laws to apply to interned enemy aliens at a war camp in Tore 8. He plans to press attorney general and Senator W. H son for a Washington meeting to push a special amendment. A Santa Claus office in Ogden draws letters from worried families and needy children, with requests for candy and aid for Belgium and local tots.
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Santa Claus
Galt Lake
Dec
Tore 8
Salt Lake
Tamberler
W. FL
Gtoh
Amsberger
King
Washington
Atoonl
Editor Standard
Ogden
California
Colorado
Soma
Old Santa
Iittle
Melelum
Banta
Belgium
Kansas City club pursues 1919 Western Golf meet
Kansas City Blue Isle Country Club aims to host the 1919 Western Golf Association championship. At a meeting in Chicago on December 18 the plan to award the event to blue isle in July is being pushed by Charles W. German, WGA vice president and tournament committee chair, with strong club backing in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Blue Itm Country Club
Western Golf Association
Anots
Chicast
Dan
Charles W. German
Western Golf Associating
Embargo on Hog Box Shippers at National Stockyards
A forty eight hour embargo on box shippers to the national stockyards was announced, effective 11 o'clock last night. The terse notice limits shipments and prompts speculation on its impact, with officials citing price and supply concerns amid trading floor chatter.
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ST. Louis
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Congress
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