10 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1919
Page
1
Paris dispatch reports four unresolved military peace terms from the peace conference. France insists on perpetual German limits, while Britain and America favor revision after disarmament. Contention covers demobilization dates, supervision, and a volunteer German army, with a 200000 strong force and 186000 in drafts under lot selection.
Union leaders oppose a proposed arbitration measure as the State Assembly faces ten disputed bills. They threaten strong opposition, arguing the reform would undermine workers rights and bargaining power.
Denver and Cole and Moreno New Mexico expect Monday generally fair with cooler southeast portions. Tuesday remains fair with little temperature change. Arizona also forecasts Monday and Tuesday fair conditions with minimal temperature shifts.
The period saw a maximum temperature of 37 degrees and a minimum of 16 degrees with a 41 degree reading at 1 pm and a high of 48. Northwest winds and clear skies prevailed throughout.
Paris reports the Supreme War Council approved talks to resume negotiations with German authorities on turning over German merchant ships in exchange for food for Germany until the next harvest. Payments would come from coal and potash, credits in neutral countries, and German securities, aiming to raise about 500 million dollars. British General's letter highlighted German famine risk. Marshal Foch may miss Brussels talks but other allied delegates will attend.
London dispatch reports President Wilson and Premier Lloyd George heading to Paris to push the League of Nations. British critics rally at home but experts note broad US support and belief the peace framework remains intact despite absences.
The Hungarian government has abolished the oll navy organization and formed a volunteer army of six divisions this Saturday, March 4.
A labor conference is planned in Santa Fe Tuesday as the Central Labor union and the State Federation of Labor press to block governor backed bills in the state legislature. They oppose the arbitration bill requiring thirty days notice and a six day inquiry before actions, and senate bill 88 punishing hostile acts. unions vow no compromise if defeated.
French Foreign Affairs Minister states Allies prepared to provide food aid to Germany amid wartime tensions. Official remarks emphasize relief efforts and European stability, with a focus on cooperation despite conflict.
Paris press report quotes French Foreign Minister Pichon urging Germany to declare willingness to meet January armistice terms before aid and credits are extended. He defends the Paris peace conference pace and notes plans to tackle Austrian peace and future Italy boundaries.
Polish premier Paderewski arrived to brief the inter allied mission on the critical Polish position at Lemberg. He urged urgent Entente aid in materiel and munitions, warning Lamberg's fall would shock Poles and embolden the extreme left in the diet against his government.
Reports from the American occupation army bulletin note rising complaints among German factory owners over fuel secrecy and shipping limits. Food shortages intensify as fats, potatoes, and milk dwindle, with influenza adding to the strain. Cologne and Duesseldorf sources cite milk and grain deficits and looming exhaustion of supplies by May.
Chicago health officials report the first death linked to a new lethargic illness resembling but not African sleeping sickness. Commissioner John Robertson orders physicians to report all cases with observations. A 40 year old man died. a Evanston case involves a young woman in an 18 day coma.
Washington reports estimates by military authorities that 100000 Americans are disabled in the war. About 86000 may return to old occupations, leaving 26000 needing retraining. The federal board for vocational education urged aid as 13600 have registered for retraining, 1300 approved, 500 started courses. Tuition, books and living expenses are provided, with monthly allowances not below 65 dollars.
Secretary Baker defends administration while Crowder and Ansell clash over military justice. A comprehensive inspector general inquiry into wartime military justice is announced, with Crowder accusing Ansell of bypassing proper channels and seeking rapid reforms. Baker revokes an order, calls for clarity, and defends the system amid criticism. Page Two continues.
A Morning Journal Special Leased Wire report from New York cites warnings by Charles Midward Trusmeantt and others that the failure of a League of Nations plan could trigger a catastrophe unseen in history. The piece notes opposition from 39 senators, fears of Bolshevik influence, and debates over Wilson's fourteen points and Monroe Doctrine protections.
Washington reports completion of the new industrial board under the council of national defense with George N. Peek as chairman. The group will set a government approved price scale to encourage buying and resume normal activity, while reducing living costs and triggering wage reductions gradually.
Jomnn McGarry one of the Sinn Fein prisoners who escaped from Lincoln jail with De Valera appeared at the Emmet anniversary concert in Dublin. Wearing Irish volunteer uniform he spoke briefly to the crowd denying escape stories and signaling no message from De Valera. He and Garry left quietly as police arrived.
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