Italian Delegation Threatens Withdrawal From Peace Conference
The Italian delegation to the peace conference unanimously vows to withdraw if Fiume is not assigned to Italy with the peace accord. Premier Orlando presides as the plan to submit a frontier proposal aims to ease the Italy Jugoslav dispute over Adriatic lands.
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Morning Journal
Paris
Associated, Press
Fiumne
Italy
Orlando
House of the
Amercan
Maris
Adriatic
Iaty
Fiume
Pichon Misunderstood Says French Premier Amid League Row
President Wilson gains support for including the league of nations covenant in the German peace terms. Premier Pichon is declared misunderstood after French officials deny his opposition while Lord Cecil and Bourgeois back Wilson. The World notes the shift aligns Britain and France with the American program and discusses reparations and economic freedom postwar.
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Herbert Bayard Swope
the Press Publishing Co
New York World
Paris
Wilson
Orange
Great Britain
Germany
Worden
Piehon
France
Timself
Tollorrow
League of Nations
Messrs
Baruch
McCormick
Lamont
Strauss
Hoover
Davis
Robinson
Hurley
Colonel House
Picton
Theritish
Robert Cecil
Leon Bourgeois
Clemenceau
Pichon
League
Jowan
Ishii
Japan
Feltl
League In America
Weather Report from University of New Mexico
The twenty four hour period ended Friday at 66 p m shows a midwest type temperature reading from the University of New Mexico. The mean relative humidity and maximum wind velocity are noted with a cloudy day character and prevailing east wind.
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University of New Mé
Nico
Scigigieee
Hoover outlines vast food aid plan for Europe and beyond
In Paris Hoover states the Allied food task will aid 86.5 million people across Belgium Poland Romania Czecho Slovakia Greater Siberia Finland Armenia and more. He cites $256.6 million to $300 million spent by February and outlines monthly tonnage needs for Poles Romanians Greater Serbians Czecho Slovaks and others.
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The
New York World
Paris
Herbert Hoover
Supreme Economie Gouach
Belgian
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Rumania
Siberia
Finland
Armenia
Mr. Hoover
Belgium
Brest Camp Praised by Col House and Leagues
Mar 21 Paris reports Col House and French Marine Minister Leagues praise Brest and Camp Pontanezen after a thorough inspection. They commend excellent conditions, treatment and feeding of about 740000 men and note American engineering achievements like the Pontanezen waterworks.
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the Press Publishing Co
Paris
Brest
Col. House
Leagues
Gen. Helmick
Camp Pontanezen
Prig
Bittieroney
Leyenes
Enler
Col
Singleton
Penfield
France
América
America
Mississippi
Fred Cross
M. C. A. Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
Jewish Welfare
Five Undesirables Ordered Deportation By Morning Journal
Five aliens from Oregon under deportation orders will be sent to New York tomorrow. Immigration Inspector Frank Watkins announced. They join nine others reported by Seattle and will travel with a California group arriving in Portland. Two will depart from here with three from Salem and one more from Salem.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
New York
United States
Frank Avatkins
Seattle
San Francisco
Balem
Donald McPherson Frazer
I. W. Winton Sole
Alaska
Hivira de Pasquade
Willeave
Edwin Skog
Hagha Plesnes
Henderson
Salem
California
Bureau of Inmigration
Washington
Woman Worker Mary Anderson Heads to Paris Peace Conference
In response to President Wilson urging representation, Miss Mary Anderson leaves for Paris to represent U S women workers. She serves as vice chairman of the Washington committee of the National Women's Trade Union League.
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Paris
U. S
Wilson
Mary Anderson
Washington
The
National Women’s Trade Union, League
League of Nations Advocated by Baker Beglards Leader
El Paso March 21 Secretary Newton Baker declared at Liberty Hall that the United States should join a league of nations to substitute intelligence and arbitration for war. He cited President Taft and urged the world unite to establish a covenant delivering peace and law and order in global affairs.
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Wieet el Paso
Tex
Wilson
Freece
League of Nations
League
Newton BB
Baker
Liberty Hall
France
Thies
O .x
Taft
Atetela
Germany
Europe
United States
Plurope
Citven
Industrial Workers of the World
Foster
United States Army
Agen
Hon Weretrite
Ceonaiontinns
Upton Sinclain
Newton DC
Pukeer
Ebiehle
Labor clause draft moves in Paris peace talks
The peace conference commission of labor legislation in Paris considered the final draft of the labor clause. It held its thirtieth and thirty-first meetings under chairman Samuel Gompers.
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Paris
Peace Conference Commission of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Death of Martin Lopez and Villa Generals Claimed
Juarez dispatches report Col Agustin Mora confirming Villa leaders Martin Lopez Epifanio Halauin Ramon Vega and Felix Martone Villa killed in four hour battle at Boquilla Del Marquesate near the border Fortified by messages from General Zuazua and later relayed to the U S State Department the reports say Villa’s forces were reduced by a significant margin with 47 killed and 16 federal losses including a Zapata veteran. Confirmation includes identifications of bodies sent for border clearance and sworn statements from La Ascension residents.
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Juarez
Mexico
Agustin Mora
Juares
Fortunato Zuazua
Martin Lopez
Epifanio Halauin
Ramon Vega
Felix Martone Villa
Hoquitht del Marquesate
Chihowthua
Zunzua
Guzman
Lopes
Villamen
Zanata
Carranza
la Ascension
Chihuahua
Lupe
Veen
Helguin
Martie
Jesse Agustin Castro
Chihuahua City
Zouakoea
Palomas
Columbus
American State Department
Coneul
German Bolshevism assessed by Reinhard front line commander
Major reports from Camp Funston court martial accuse Secretary of War Baker of aiding conscientious objectors while detailing German military leadership fears Bolshevik peril. Berlin interview highlights Col Reinhard predicting Bolshevik rise if food and materials fail, warning Americans and British about occupying Germany.
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Funston
Arno Dosek
Pleuret
the Press Publishing Co
The
New York World
Berlin
Tvia
Copenhagen
Germany
Hindenburgs
Ludendorffs
Clermany
Russia
Reinhard
Tntaet
Hainhard
Ixsrean
Hindenburg
Aegainst
Spartacans
Chermany
Mare Island Navy Yard Announces March 31 Schedule
Official of the Mare Island Navy Yard received word from Washington to inaugurate a threat-truth saving schedule on Sunday, March 31, with distractions noted as part of the move in Vallejo California.
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Mareh St
Vallejo
Calif
Mare Island Navy Yard
Washington
Soldiers in Overseas Army Oppose Wilson Address Plan
Paragraphs describe a vote by about 100 American soldiers at the Palais de Glace in Paris opposing inviting President Wilson to address them. The meeting exposed resentment toward leaders and raised concerns an overseas veterans group would be partisan. Officers blamed ignorance or politics, with many plan to wait until returning home to avoid association with the project.
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Herbert Bayard Swope
New York World
Paris
Theriea
Palais de Glace
Wilson
France
Herve Lieut
Col
Bennet
Clark
Champ Chark
A. Pottal
America
Submarine Convoy Leaves Hamburg for En Tente Powers
Ten German submarines bound for en tente powers have sailed from Hamburg according to a dispatch received here. The report places the event at Fasel Switzerland on March 21 with the submarines to be delivered as part of wartime arrangements.
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Havas
Chamber of Deputies
Duchy of Luxemburg
Fasel
Switzerland
Hamburg
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