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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1919

Page

13

Erzberger Defends Armistice Role in Bitter Assembly Session

In Weimar on February 15 Mathias Erzberger defended the armistice negotiations before the national assembly. He blamed high command for forcing peace terms and revealed a high level demand to sign even without concessions. The session grew loud as Vogler attacked him, then backed Erzberger amid broad support.

High Command Erzberger Preas Weimar Mathias Erzberger German Armistice Commission National Assembly Vogler German People’s Party Hreberger Maximilian of Baden von Hinderburg House Ereberger Fehrenbach Hunter Hugo Stinnes Treves Belgium Belgum

Complexions Win Beauty Contests

An advertisement proclaims Complexions win beauty contests and promotes Stuart's Calcium Wafers to banish pimples and skin flaws. The copy promises a free trial package and claims the product works wonders for clear skin.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Kaiser Delayed Too Long Drawing Sword Says Hans Kaiser

Basel Feb 19 At a German Peasants Union meeting in Berlin the president blamed the former emperor for delaying the drawing of the sword and said his weakness spurred socialism. He cited British money fostering navy discontent and militar y collapse last November. All speakers urged loyalty to the monarchist movement.

Basel Mathias Ergberger German Armistice Commission German National Assembly Wettner Herzogler Wilson Ligberger Marshal Foch German Peasants’ Union Berlin Foo Peasants’ Union

Austrian Republic Calls for Abdication of Emperor

Vienna on February 18 reports President Leftz of the German Austrian republic declared the republic firmly established and the Hapsburg dynasty a thing of the past. He demanded formal abdication from former Emperor Charles who has only withdrawn from government so far.

Vienna Leftz Charles

Britain to keep army of 300000 in 1919 says Churchill

London February 19 Winston Churchill declares the league’s effectiveness rests on allied military force near Germany. He calls for a trusted force to watch the Rhine and enforce reparations and outlines plans to maintain 300000 troops in 1919. A voluntary army to garrison the empire is being formed, with 1000 volunteers daily.

Associated Preas London League of Nations Germany Winston Spencer Churchill Wilson Rhine Col. Churchill Empire Churchill Russia Rugeia

Anthracite Mined At Loss Amid Price Boost Plan

New York February 19 government will soon permit a 76 cent per ton rise in anthracite price. V Norris of the U S fuel administration announced at a conference of mining and metallurgical engineers. He noted 30 to 38 percent of companies were operating at a loss. James B Neagle urged miner education to combat bohiefem.

New York Cook BR. V. Norris United States Fuel Administration American Institute of Minsing and Metallurgical Engineers Norrin James B. Neagle

Belfast Strike Ends After 47 Hour Week Pact

Belfast on February 13 halted its month long general strike as 8 000 boiler makers agreed to return to work under terms set by employers. The agreement establishes a 47 hour work week while a national settlement of the dispute is sought.

Belfast

Krupps War Menace 20 000 Men Making Cannon

Krupp gun works reveal Bertha secret and plan to bombard London. Fewer than ten long range guns built. each discharge about 750 dollars. Essen plant employs about 22 080 workers, with 20 000 on cannons contracts for 800 guns. British raids caused little damage. German output remains high.

London H. J. Greenwall Universal Service London Daily Express Essen Germany Krupp Hohmann Bruno Bauer Calais English Channel Rausenberger Paris Herr Bauer Krupps Entente Sweden Alsace-Lorraine Oules

France to levy long term capital tax plan

Paris reports that Louis L. Klotz the French finance minister said a plan for a tax on capital would spread payments over many years to avoid burdening the present generation. He outlined fiscal policy including debt repayment, limited charges, reduced nonproductive spending, and seeking credit for relief.

Associated Press Paris Louis L. Klotz Chamber of Deputies M. Klotz League of Nations M. Enots

Laird Possible Candidate For Maryland Senate Seat

Rockville Md Feb 19 Philip D Laird a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the State senate may fill the unexpired term of J Daw son Williams who died last fall of pneumonia following influenza The suggestion has aroused interest in his county Others named include Andrew J Cy Cummings State s Attorney Albert M Boule former State s Attorney Bowie F Waters Josiah W Jones Hazel Cashel County Commissioner George G Bradley Robert G Hilton and Charles W Prettyman

Washington Post Rockville Philip D. Laird State Senate J. Dawson Williams Andrew J Cy) Cummings Albert M. Boulc Bowie F Waters Josiah W. Jones Hazel Cashel George G. Bradley Robert G. Hilton United States Baltimore Charles W. Prettyman

Alien I W W Secretary Held In Butte Strike

Joseph Kennedy branch secretary of the Metal Mine Workers International Union No 800 I W W British subject in the United States 14 years was taken into custody by US immigration officers for participating in a miner strike in Butte February 7. He had never applied for citizenship papers. Fire rips Stamford plant destroying fifteen brick and wooden structures on ten acres with chemical explosions and high winds hindering firefighters. Loss estimated at 760000.

Butte Mont Joseph Kennedy The Metal Mine Workers’ International Union United States Kennedy Stamford. Conn Fev Stamford Extract Manufacturing Company

Brest Port Contended By Navy And Army Over Troop Handling

The Navy warned Brest would be overrun by transport shortages while the Army argued the port could only handle a small daily flow. Despite estimates, Brest moved up to 163,060 men in a month under Gen Harries, with vast numbers displaced after the armistice. Camp Pontanezen hosted tens of thousands, many in dire conditions, as reports reached Washington.

Brest France Little Europe Atlantic United States Navy England Washington District of Columbia Cuba George H. Harries Gen. Harries Germany Harries War Department Pontanezen Owen

Refuse to Meet Reds Continuer Faces Russian Crisis

Paris reports the supreme council weighing Russian plans including a volunteer army to counter Bolshevik influence. Most favor peaceful pressure or economic restrictions rather than military force as officers assess the risks of provoking socialist wrath and delaying a durable settlement. The reparations commission pushes to submit damage estimates for Germany in the looming treaty talks.

Paris Supreme Council United States America Germany Wilson France

Plans Credit for Belgium Export Credit Deal

A syndicate led by Guaranty Trust Company J P Morgan Co National Bank of Commerce and National City Bank announced a 50 million dollar commercial export credit in New York for a Belgium banks consortium. Proceeds will finance American supplies for restoring Belgian industry.

New York Guaranty Trust Company J. P. Morgan & Co National Bank of Commerce and National City Bank Belgium Berks Belgium Banque Nationale de Belgrano America

Touraine Lands Heroes Who Battled Between Cambrai and St Quentin

The Twenty-seventh division and Thirtieth division forged the break in the Hindenburg line between Cambrai and St Quentin. Maj. Tristram Tupper recounted the Sept 29 to Oct 1 assault that yielded 6 908 prisoners, with 1 490 captured at St Soupiet and Vierstaat ridges, while 1 225 troops and more arrived aboard the Touraine and Ortega with field units. Newport News and Brest arrivals show Canopic and Pocahontas transporting Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Wyoming units to France as casualties and replacements continue.

Touraine Cambrai St. Quentin Ortega Canopic New York Pocahontas Newport News Associated Press Twenty-seventh Division New York National Guardsmen Cambrel Tristram Tupper Twenty-seventh la Toursines Hindenburg Line Maj Tupper Vierstaat Rossignol Wood Petite Hols Teau Farm Flanders St. Soupiet Second Army Corps 37Th Division 412Th 41St Division Pennsylvania Louisiana North Carolina Virginia Clay Starkey Roanoke National Guard Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Wyoming Brest Henderson Bordeaux France C. W. Wickersham United States George W. Wi

Big Plane Lands in Georgia at Americus Field

The Handley Page bombing airplane en route from Elizabeth New Jersey to Houston Texas landed at Southern field Americus Georgia late today after a flight of three hours and twenty seven minutes. The craft carried a base crew of twenty one with eleven aboard on this leg including seven mechanics and officers Captain William S. Reyburn Captain C F Clavette Lieutenant G M Palmer and Lieutenant G L Bradford.

Americus Handley-Page Elizabeth N. J Housaton Tex Southern Field Columbia William S. Reyburn C. F. Clavette G. M. Palmer G. L. Bradford

Greeks Threaten Thrace Occupation in Mass Meeting

Greek refugees at a mass meeting in Saloniki urged immediate Greek army occupation of Thrace to halt Bulgarian cruelties and ensure repatriation. Acknowledgments were sent to Wilson Clemenceau Lloyd George Venizelos and General Franchet d Esperey.

Saloniki Thrace Macedonia Preaidant Wilson Clemenceau Lloyd George Venizeion Fracittet d‘Eaperey

Belgians Decorate 4 U S Generals in Coblenz

In Coblenz at the platz by the former royal palace four American generals were decorated by Belgians. Maj. Gen. Joseph T. Dickman and Brig. Gen. Hines received the Order of Leopold while Brig. Gen. Malin Craig and Brig. Gen. Parker were named commanders of the Order of Couronne. Maj. Tinnant of the Belgian mission presented the decorations.

Coblenz Platz Royal Palace Joseph T. Dickman Army of Occupation Hines Third Corps Order of Leopold Ff Malin Creig Dickman Parker Maj Tinnant

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