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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1918

Page

2

Wilsons Fourteen Points Peace Plan Presented to Congress

President Wilson outlined fourteen points for world peace in his January 8 address, urging open covenants, free seas, removal of trade barriers, disarmament, self determination, and international covenants. It calls for evacuation of occupied territories, restoration of Belgium and Alsace Lorraine, redrawn frontiers, and a general association of nations to guarantee independence and territorial integrity.

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Wilson Demands Germany Accept Basis for Peace Talks

President Wilson asks Germany three questions on peace terms, seeks clarity on whether Berlin accepts the fourteen points, will evacuate invaded lands, and who truly speaks for Germany. He warns he will not commit US to talks without guaranteed demonstrations of good faith and limits on autocratic power.

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Press Comment on President’s Reply to German Proposal

A compilation of U S newspaper reactions to President Wilsons reply to the German peace proposal. Editors across New York Indianapolis Nashville Chicago and St Louis frame Wilson as steering toward unconditional surrender while blocking a German negotiable peace path, urging firmness and continued allied unity.

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Grain and Live Stock Prices in Baltimore and Nearby Regions

Grain and live stock prices across Baltimore and surrounding areas show mixed movement. Prices cover corn, oats, rye, barley, wheat, and local dairy prints, with regional figures from Western Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and the Eastern Shore. Poultry and hog prices vary by live weight and grade, while Chicago grain quotes list No 4 corn and other futures.

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Live Stock Prices From Chicago Market Report

Cattle prices show varied demand with prime and choice cattle firm. Veal calves and Western range beef steady to higher, while cows and heifers range 8.75 to 18.25 with some prices cited. Sheep and lambs move steadily with prime and choice noted, culls discounted.

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