Oscar Straus Fails to Win League Amendment Over Monroe Doctrine
London dispatch reports Oscar Straus of the American League to Enforce Peace failed to secure League of Nations covenant changes aimed at safeguarding the Monroe Doctrine. French and British delegates blocked proposals, citing constitutional concerns and delay. Delegates will use the discussed points at Paris peace talks to guide future covenant revisions.
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Peace Council
Paris
Hmorains Journal
London
Associated Press
Oscar Straus
American League
League of Nations Union
League of Nations
Straus
League
League of Nations Union opens in London with cautious cautions
Lord Shaw, elected president, voices concern over covenant powers and unequal status of great and small powers. He argues disarmament is the most practical issue to address and stresses the need for deference to nations that bore war burdens. Delegates from Britain France the United States Norway Greece and others attend.
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London
League of Nations Union
Westminster
Lord Shaw
League of Nations
Paris
Weather outlook for Denver and surrounding areas
March 22 forecast reports New Mexico and Arigona regions with partly cloudy skies and little temperature change. Thursday and Friday expect similar conditions with only minor variations in wind and humidity.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Weather Summary for Wednesday Evening
Temperatures reached a high of 67 degrees and a low of 39 with a northwest wind. Skies were clear and conditions remained dry through the night.
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Howe
World Parliament Proposed at Berne Conference
The League of Nations conference in session at Berne adopted a resolution proposing a world parliament as the supreme authority of the league. Each country would send delegates with a ratio of one to one million inhabitants. The conference also favored releasing all prisoners of war and creating an international colonial office to oversee non self governing colonies.
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Herne
League of Nations Conference
League of Nations
Water Boys Return From Front With Army Bravery
Water toys, known as the water boys, from the Twenty six engineers arrived in New York aboard the Caulamares after eighteen months with the First Second and Third armies. Twice cited for bravery they served far front under fire and with the army of occupation twenty five miles beyond the Rhine.
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New York
Twenty-sixth Engineers
Caulamares
Debs Praises Bolshevism in Farewell Address
Cugene V. Debs gives farewell remarks before leaving for pen. He characterizes both Lenin and Trotsky as foremost statesmen of age and highly praises Bolshevism.
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Cugene V. Debs Gine
PEN
Lenine and
Trotzky
Debs Attacks Supreme Court in Cleveland Speech
Eugene V. Debs denounced Supreme Court judges as “gowned whiskered old fossils” in a Cleveland address before starting a ten year espionage sentence. He defended Bolshevism, named Lenine and Trotzky, and urged mobilization to free political and industrial prisoners. Police maintained order as plans for a March 23 protest meeting were announced.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Eugene V. Debs
Russia
Lenine
Trotzky
Debs
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Carnival of Profiteering Drives Italian Cost of Living Higher
Rome reports rising prices across meat milk sugar and produce with wages failing to keep pace. An Italian employer notes discontent while profiteers and rents surge and government inaction worsens hardship for workers and professionals alike.
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Albuquerque Journal
New York World
the Press Publishing Co
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Special Cable Dispatch
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Italy
Europe
New York
Milan
Turin
Florence
Paris
Vienna
Germany
Moman
Pacer
Anality
Amelia
Monroe Doctrine Not Popular in Argentina
Buenos Aires reports in La Razon on the Monroe doctrine amid the League of Nations covenant. The paper questions whether world solidarity conflicts with the doctrine and whether it can be modified to fit new world needs.
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Mofring
Specio
Buenos Aires
la Razon
Victory Liberty Loan dates announced by Secretary Glass
The Victory Liberty Loan campaign opens April 21 and ends May 10. Short term notes maturing within five years will replace longer bonds, aiming at about 4.25 percent interest, with delivery hoped by April 21. Officials urged broad public support and wide distribution for a strong national effort.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Victory Liberty Loan
Treasury
Criss
United States
Treasury Department
Kent
Joan
Ruth Crawford to Aid Masaryk Daughter in Prague Survey
Ruth Crawford of the YWCA Peregn Porn Women department goes to Bohemia at the invitation of Miss Alles Masaryk daughter of the Czech president for a six month stay to help survey Prague.
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Alles Masiyk
Czécho-Slovak Republic
Ruth Crawford
Department of Peregn Porn Women
Bomonia
Masaryk
Prague
Poindexter Salutes Peace Terms Separate from League
Washington, March 12. Senator Poindexter of Washington, one of thirty nine Republicans backing Lodge opponents of the League of Nations, said the most refreshing news is that peace terms have been agreed and will not be delayed by league discussions. He calls keeping the peace treaty separate from a future war league the wisest decision, citing a Paris dispatch.
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Washington
Poindexter
Lodge
Massachusetts
League of Nations
League
War League
Gaustic Note Seeks Quick Action on Bills
Magistrate addresses both state assembly branches urging swift passage of pending bills, signaling pressure on legislative leaders to advance key measures.
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State Assembly
Debated House Rebuke On Governor Pledges For Woman Suffrage
New Mexico House debated Governor’s message criticizing party pledges including woman suffrage. A 28 to 14 vote defeated Rep Rhinvhard and Democrats’ bid to rebuke the governor. Some members praised the governor for his outspoken stance while others urged courtesy and adherence to party positions.
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Sata Fe
Rhinvhard
Democrats
House
Howe
Itas Party
Hremibiere
Blanchard
Speaker
Hlancharmt
Dan Padilla
Armijo Admiros
Armijo
Fae Fuireloti
Roberson
Winston
Peason
Chiney
Flo
Corporations Must File Revised Tax Returns Under New Law
The treasury announces that corporations with fiscal years ending in 1918 and who filed tax returns before February 25 must file amended returns reflecting the new tax law. Additional taxes are due in the same schedule as calendar-year filers, with next Saturday as the filing deadline and a 45 day extension available if estimates are submitted by March 15.
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Ey Morne
Wiley Whellington
Treasury
Government Troops Stall Against Well Armed Spartacans
Morning Journal reports slow progress of government troops against Spartacans in Berlin reconquered areas. Officials estimate about 3,000 Spartacans with machine guns and heavy artillery. key strongholds include Weissensee and Copenick among others. City remains closed to traffic as civilians endure hunger and looting amid military operations.
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Spartacans
Morning Journal
Berlin
Associated Press
Alow
Bdeltenburg
Lichtenburg
Weissensee
Copenick
Neukolmn
Rummelsburg
Industrial League Forms to Fight Bolshevism in Germany
Berlin reports the Industrial League of Germany organized with a 60,600,000 mark fund to combat Bolshevism. Berlin's major plants contributed 5,000,000 marks to the total fund.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Industrial League of Germany
Marie of Romania Charms Paris Audience With Plainspoken Rule
Queen Marie of Romania speaks in Paris about ruling by hard work not divine right. She stresses prudent leadership, support for her people, and appealing for American aid to aid Romania after war. The interview depicts her charm, intelligence, and English poise.
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Rumenia
Marto
America
Gijecen Marie
McCount
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Waward
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Poe
Maroonette
Vernania
Berlin
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England
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Romania
Eil
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