Versailles Treaty Fails Fourth Ratification Bid in Senate
Washington March 19 The Versailles peace treaty failed to reach two thirds in the Senate with a 49 to 35 vote against ratification The result triggers sending the measure back to President Wilson with no advise and consent The fight splits along party lines as Republicans resist the president reservations and Democrats show defections aiming to end the war status through a peace declaration later debated in a coming session.
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Page
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McKellar
Overman
Reed
Hubbinson
Sheppard
Shields
Bimmons
South Carolina
Branley
Swanson
Thomas
Underwood
Williams
Tote
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Weather Portcasts From Denver Area March Weather
The Portcasts report fair conditions for New Mexico on Saturday and likely Sunday with warmer southwest areas, and Arizona also expected fair. Temperatures show a small change. the 6 PM yesterday readings from the university show a high of 63 and a low near 27. humidity, wind, and precipitation details are noted for the 24 hours ending 6 PM.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
German industrial centers in control of radical elements
Berlin dispatch reports radical labor elements in charge at major industrial centers in southern and central Germany. Workers armed, barricading troops in barracks, with soviet governments installed in several cities. Berlin cut off from news as strikes cripple transport and supply lines.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Fashionalle
Chamber of Commerce to Boost Production Convention in Atlantic City
Washington reports the United States Chamber of Commerce will hold its eighth annual meeting in Atlantic City from April 27 to 29 focusing on increased production. Topics include government relations, anti trust laws, taxation, labor roles, and farm production with speakers from Meredith and the American Federation of Labor among others.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Atlantic City
Meredith
American Federation of Labor
Armed Junkers Hire Guards in Pomerania
Berlin report notes German junkers in Pomerania hiring armed bodyguards with machine guns to protect their estates. Vorwaerts says they recruit former Baltic troops and have dispatched detachments through Jarmen to three nearby aristocrats estates.
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Morning Journal
Berlin
Pomerania
Vorwaerts
Three Bodies Recovered From Train Wreckage Near Texarkana
Three bodies were recovered from the wreckage of a mail train and a freight train that collided near the Texarkana yards. All victims are believed to be train workers, with the engineer of the freight train identified among the dead.
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Texarkana
Tex
Mine Operators Surrender in Lever Act Probe at Indianapolis
Carl J. Fletcher, secretary of the Knox county Coal Operators association, surrendered to U S marshal in Indianapolis as the first of 125 coal operators and miners indicted under the Lever Act and conspiracy provisions. Bond set at 10000 for May 4 appearance. Remaining indictments expected to follow. list read at Terre Haute meeting.
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Morning Journal Special
VRE
Indianapolis
Ind
Carl J. Fletcher
Knox County
Indiana
Coal Operators’ Association
United States
Fletcher
Terre Haute
Foodstuffs Facing Ruin Due to Strike
New York March 19 Professor William Ripley of Harvard warns a coastwise shipping strike by longshoremen threatens vast foodstuffs in the southern states. He notes railroads lack refrigerated cars and cannot relieve the shortage. He urges both sides to consider the public interest and avoid breaking with leaders.
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Morning Journal
Leaniy Wees
New York
William Ripley
Harvard University
National Adjustment Commission
Ripley
Hipley
Ume
American Women Held Up as Models
Dr. Alicia Moreau a South American social worker who just returned from Washington told Argentine women that U S women enjoy more liberty than others and urged them to learn from North American sisters She said U S women achieved prohibition and revolution through work and propaganda and remain on a path to greater independence.
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JY Morning Journal
Buenos Aires
Alicia Moreau
South America
Washington
United States
North America
Principalship Revoked of Missionary in Korea
The Japanese governor general of Korea revoked Rev. Miller Mowry’s principalship at a girls school in Peng Yans after alleged discipline failures. Mowry had earlier been convicted by a Korean court of harboring agitators, with reduced sentences ranging from six months hard labor to a 10 dollar fine and finally a 100 yen fine or twenty days in prison.
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Seoul
Korea
Associated Press
Miller Mowry
Peng Yans
Dr. Mowry
Korean Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Wheat damaged may stage a comeback
Despite heavy losses to Kansas wheat fields from the wind storm the crop may recover if weather improves says J Moehner secretary of the state board of agriculture in Topeka Kansas March 19 with mention of wind damage and potential revival.
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Specisatl
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
J. ©. Moehner
State Board of Agriculture
Consolidation of Ogden Papers Announced
Announcement that the Ogden Examiner and Ogden Standard will merge under Standard Examiner Publishing Company. The combined papers will operate starting April 1 and be owned by J. A. Eldredge Jr, Evelyn Glasmann and A L Glasmann.
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Ogden
Utah
Ogden Examiner
Ogden Standard
Standard Examiner Publishing Company
J. A. Eldredge
Evelyn Glasmann
A. L. Glasmann
Bryan Seeks Quiet Life After Public Service
W J Bryan says he is not attracted by public life and aims to discharge as fully as possible his debt of gratitude to the American people. He emphasizes a preference for a quiet, unpromoted life despite past prominence.
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W. J. Bryan
Bryan outlines 30 years in politics at 60 birthday dinner
William J. Bryan speaks at the Aldine club on his 60th birthday, presenting conclusions from three decades in politics. He aims to repay the American people, reform the senate, and promote peace while warning against profiteers and monopolies. He proposes three remedies: free speech, reliable information channels, and a government bulletin.
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Journal
New York
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
United States
G. M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Bryan
Aldine Club
United States Senate
Esttzgens
Wall Street
Mexico Plotted to Get U S Artillery During World War
A witness told a Senate subcommittee that a Mexican army official attempted to obtain artillery from a U S unit during the World War era. The testimony details a plotted transfer involving Mexican authorities and American weaponry.
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Mexico
Senate
U. S
Former Guard member exposes plan to seize US artillery
Paul Francis Collins, a World War veteran and former supply sergeant with the California National Guard in Los Angeles, testified before a Senate Mexican affairs subcommittee about an alleged plot to seize a full United States field battery for the Mexican army. He described a scheme offering $10,000 and involving three three inch guns, caissons, wagons and horses to move the equipment to a schooner off Santa Monica. The conspirators, posing as Mexican officers, pressed for delivery before investigators could be alerted.
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Los Angeles
Calif
United States
Senate
Paul Francis Collins
California National Guard
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Collins
Exposition Park
Juan Tolomao
Axguido Freitas
Mexico
Park
Los Angeles County
Santa Monica
Army
Five German Warships to Be Sent to United States
Five surrendered German warships are allotted to the United States under armistice terms. Four battleships? four cruisers and three destroyers will arrive next month and must be destroyed within a year after arrival. The Ostfriesland battleship and another big ship are noted, with the Frankfort cruiser and three destroyers to be towed from Rosyth by mine sweepers and a transport. Soldiers brides face long trip as balloon companies sail to the Philippines for two years.
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Cverman
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Philippines
Lord Mayor of Cork Shot Dead in His Residence
London, March 20. The Lord Mayor of Cork was shot dead at tofelock this morning by masked assailants whose identity is unknown. They entered his residence and fired the fatal shot before escaping on an atone bike.
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Cork
Tofelock
Cocapad
Kiel Mass Killings Amid Communist Advance Report
Unconfirmed dispatches claim 1000 persons killed at Kiel with grave conditions. Communists reportedly gain in Saxony and Westphalia. a soviet republic proclaimed at Chemnitz. Leipzig workers and bourgeois parties reportedly reach accord. clashes in Bochum and other cities. Belzig and Eberfeld see large forces. Battles near Berlin as troops rush to occupied rail stations.
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Preas
Kiel
Communuunists
Saxony
Westphalia
Chemnita
Inuen
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Bochum
Berlin
Bexsen
Government protests over reparations rulings on German property
Washington reports strong remonstrances by the American government against how the allied reparations commission may force the sale of German property in neutral countries to satisfy initial indemnity payments. Under secretary Polk notes a protest and warns the commission could reinterpret article 235 to allow sales of German assets abroad.
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Brecial Seaged Wire
Washington
Allied Reparations Commission
Polk
State Department
Henderson
Nevada
Germany
Mr. Polk
Great Britain
South America
G O P Club Organized in Roosevelt County Meet
Portales New Mexico March 19 B W Galles Albuquerque state organizer of Republican clubs for New Mexico aided in forming the McKinley club of Roosevelt County More than 150 joined the first meeting at the court house By laws were adopted with M W Sullins as president and an executive committee named plus plans to organize precinct clubs at Rogers and Elida.
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Portales
N. M
B. W. Galles
Albuquerque
New Mexico
McKinley Club
Roosevelt County
Court House
M. W. Sullins
Wat Stewart
H. J. Shapcott
Harold Rogers
Campbell
E. EB. Hoagland
C. ©. Leach
W. H. Ball
EK. Co. Murrell
W. Franksmith
T. A. Taylor
Rogers
Elida
Fox farming costly experiment near Lake Tahoe
Grass Valley Calif March 1 Fox farming in the Lake Tahoe region of the Sierras has proved a costly experiment and may end in failure. Of three pair of silver gray foxes brought from British Columbia last winter to stock a farm two have escaped one was killed by a trapper and the other remains at large. The animals cost 3000 per pair and pelts are valued at 500 to 1200 each.
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Morning Journal
Grass Valley
Calif
Lake Tahoe
Sierras
British Columbia
Heavy lettuce shipments from Glendale reported in Arizona
One hundred twenty two carloads of lettuce were shipped from Glendale in the season now ending, figures from the Glendale Chamber of Commerce show. Some remaining lettuce is being plowed under to prepare ground for cantaloupe.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Glendale
Arizona
Glendale Chamber of Commerce
Stolen Radium Valued at $10,000 From Standards Bureau
A radiurm valued at about $10,000 was taken from the Bureau of Standards on Wednesday night. Police say the thieves gained entry with duplicate keys. No suspects yet identified.
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Stadium
United States
Washington
Bureau of Standards
February foreign trade shows export slump in 1919 data
Washington reports a drop in exports for February to 645 million dollars the lowest since October 1919. Imports fell from 474.0 million in January to 467.0 million, marking a narrowing trade balance according to the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce figures.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Regent of Hungary Calls Honest Reconstruction Project
Admiral Miklos Horthy, newly elected regent of Hungary, urged the start of the honest work of reconstruction. Born 1868, he led Austro Hungarian naval forces during the war and founded the national army after the armistice. He marched into Budapest as Romanian troops withdrew.
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Admiral Horthy
Hungary
Budapest
Yaquis Surrender to Federal Authorities
The Yaqui Indians opposing the Mexican government surrendered to federal authorities in Sonora. General Manuel Dieguez, brought from Chihuahua by President Carranza, is credited with securing the capitulation. The group, large and active in lower Chihuahua, included the influential Ignacio Noris.
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Morning Journal
el Paso
Sonora
Mexico
A. Ruiz Sandoval
Manuel Dieguez
Chihuahua
Carranza
Sandoval
Dieguez
Ignacio Noris
Fire horse Dewey Retires After Seventeen Years Service
Great Falls Montana March 19 ceremonies honored Dewey a 25 year old fire horse after seventeen years in service. Mayor Louis Newman issued a proclamation praising the horse for saving lives and money while providing security for women and children. More than 100 guests attended as Dewey wore rosettes and enjoyed oats and sugar amid a formal banquet.
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My Morning Journal
Great Falls
Mont
Dewey
Louis Newman
National Guard Unit Formed at Flagstaff
Adjutant General Walter Ingalls returned from Flagstaff where he attended an organization meeting of a battery of field artillery for the Arizona National Guard. B. M. Robinson was elected captain and other officers would be chosen later. Organization of 125 members was to be completed in days.
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Morning Journal Erecial
Phoenix
Ariz
Walter 4. Ingalls
Plagstaff
Arizona National Guard
B. M. Robinson
Record Raisin Shipment From Yuba City
A ten day period recently saw twenty four carloads of Thompson seedless raisins shipped from Yuba City California valued at two hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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Yuba City
Calif
Guests Seek Safety Behind Bolted Doors at Adlon Hotel
Berlin reports show a mob attacked the Adlon after Baltic troops left the city. Fire from troops near the Brandenburg Gate wounded many as guests sheltered behind iron grates and bolted doors, with three later dying and several Americans among the frightened patrons.
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Associated Press
Adlon
Allied Missions
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Tiergarten
Unter den Linden
Wilhelmstrasse
Richard Shheffier
France
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Exhibition Games Wire Reports From Morning Journal
Dispatches detail exhibition scores from March 19 with teams including St. Louis Nationals Philadelphia Americans Pittsburgh Nationals Boston Americans Cincinnati Nationals and Indianapolis A A. Batteries listed include Reinhart Doak Dillheefer Clemons Naylor Perry Perkins Alexander Hanson Martin Killefer Daly Fromme Hill Mann De Vormer Sullivan Ponder Adams Cooper Clarke Hoeffner Murphy Leasure Devine Sallee Luque Wingo Allen Grum Adams Henline.
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S & Vernon
Pacific Coast
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Killefer
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Fromme
Hill
Mann
de Vormer
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Ponder, Adams
Cooper and
Clarke
Hoeffner
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Mareh
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Sallee
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Wingo
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Grum
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