Americans weigh composite battleship plan at Paris talks
Conference discussions in Europe aim to limit national armaments as Admiral Mayo and Admiral Sims advocate enormous 55 000 ton ships with 29 knot speed costing about 40 million dollars each. Analysts warn such vessels alter fleets and require vast naval budget changes.
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Heat Britain 9 Trade So Shut America
United States manufacturers feel compelled to seek sales outside the United Kingdom. Trade shifts push exporters to explore markets beyond Britain as domestic demand slows.
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America
Souter Ward
United States
United Kingdom
Senator Chamberlain Attacks Soldiers Remains in Cattle Cars
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon, Democratic chair of the Military Committee, charged that American soldiers from western states were moved from an Atlante port to their homes in cattle cars. He said the troops had only lantern light and canned food, traveling four days, and urged a full investigation and accountability at the department head level.
Weather forecast for Denver, Colorado, New Mexico
Denver Colo fench New Mex forecast for Monday calls for generally fair weather with light winds and mild temperatures. No precipitation expected.
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Denver
Aerial Demonstrations Promote Victory Loan Tour
Three flying circuses of American French and British aviators will tour the United States to promote the Victory loan drive. They will perform over fifty cities using fourteen captured German Fokker planes shipped to Washington. Flights start April 16 under the Victory loan bureau and War Department supervision. Schedule includes Los Angeles Fresno San Francisco Sacramento Reno Salt Lake City Boise Walla Walla Portland Seattle Yakima Spokane Missoula Butte Sheridan Williston Denver El Paso Phoenix and possible Pueblo Trinidad Santa Fe Albuquerque depending on weather and train timing.
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Trinidad
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Troop Ship Newab Arrives at Newport News
The muleship Newab arrived today from Brest with 1,074 officers and men. The report comes from Newport News dated March 15.
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Newport News
Brest
American Firms Consider Shifting From Britain to South America
London dispatch reports American manufacturers plan to abandon the British market amid new import restrictions. They predict a clash between protectionists and free traders and doubt long negotiations will yield relief. Some contemplate embargoing raw materials and question U.S. export controls for sending experts to England.
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League of Nations
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Editor Leoe Jogisches Shot in Moabit Jail
Leoe Jogisches, editor of the Pied Ping and a noted communist leader, was shot by a prison guard in Moabit jail while resisting custody after being arrested during a street demonstration in Berlin.
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Moabit
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Preliminary treaty may not include League of Nations
Paris report says American delegates may bridge the period between signature and ratification by a senate declaration. Final terms to be agreed by all nations. preliminary draft may omit boundaries and other details.
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Question on war measures and peace treaty timing
Part of March 14 dispatch questions how a peace treaty signed by Germany and Lansing affects U S war powers. It notes U S participation in WWI and that treaty effectiveness hinges on Senate ratification, risking the United States remaining technically at war longer than allies.
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Biante Lansing
United States
Senate
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Germany and United States trade ships under Brussels pact
The Brussels accord frees eight German ships for U S use soon, including Zeppelins 156, and the Imperator, with a total of about 1 580 700 tons. Cargo to move includes pork, beans, rice, and cereals while German credits, gold deposits, and freight payments fund the exchange.
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Chamberlain on League of Nations and racial equality debate
Washington March 15 Senator Chamberlain spoke before the Mississippi society on peace terms. He warned that banning racial discrimination in the League constitution is domestic not international and questioned how to ensure world peace if three alleged outlawed nations such as Asia and Japan confront each other and the West.
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Judge orders disgorger of 7500 in federal case turmoil
Chicago March 15 A federal judge in a tangled affair involving Consolidated Packing Company ordered a telegram to Secretary of State Emerson Illinois revoking the blue sky license and directing restraint. The judge also invited Joseph Bovadier and other figures to appear and account for fees amid a probe by the grand jury and a receiver appointed for the company.
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New York
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Edward Ader
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Capital Tosues Committee
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Joseph Weissenbach
Stare Emereon
Robbers terrorize Vladivostok during week of heist strikes
A Washington report describes a wave of highway robberies and safe robbings in Vladivostok over the past week. A band in daylight blew open a safe taking 240 900 rubles and other securities. another raid yielded valuables valued at about 2 599 009 rubles from the offices of a leading cooperative organization in Vladivostok.
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al Viadivostok
U-Boat U-48 Sunk After Escape Attempt at Ferrol Harbor
German submarine U-48, interned at Ferrol Spain, attempted to escape but was sunk by Spanish destroyer Antalo outside Ferrol roads. Crew saved. Separate dispatch notes U-45 propulsion stripped and gun ammunitions seized after harbor refuge. Also reports a 1917 Bermuda sighting and a tornado near Lincoln with fatalities and injuries.
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Bermuda
Three Defectors Change Stance to Back Suffrage Effort
In Santa Fe March 14, three lawmakers who previously opposed woman suffrage voted for the senate measure after changes in their stance. The vote tally showed 22 ayes to 16 noes with several democrats absent, and party dynamics cited as a factor in the outcome among New Mexico's legislature.
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New Mexico
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Sailors clash with residents in Dalujatia killings reported
The Jugo-Slave committee in Paris reports grass disturbances at Pralate Dal uatia where Italian sailors fought locals with knives, killing or wounding several people. Sailors were later driven back aboard their vessels according to the statement.
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