United States Aims in Handling German Warships
In Paris and Tunis discussions the Council of Ten weighs three key points on German naval ships Kiel canal and Heligoland. American view favored destruction or redistribution of the fleet while avoiding aggravating arms races and burdening Europe. Details outline policy under Admiral Benson guiding a disarmament plan amid Allied debate.
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Supreme Council
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Budapest Revolt Tops Hungary Crisis Report
U S officials cite three European sources noting Bolshevik elements seize Budapest government with threats of renewed hostilities. Foreigners reportedly safe though unrest grows. Serbian reports claim new Magyar government vows to start hostilities at Budapest time last Friday. Washington watchers monitor lines drawn by peace conference borders and peasant support signals.
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Russia
Belgrade
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Weather Forecast for Denver and Nearby Areas
The forecast notes New Mexico and Arizona expect warm conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with generally fair skies. Central and eastern regions rise in temperature with calmer conditions, while humidity and barometric readings are listed from the state university observations.
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Denver
Coll
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Arizona
Britain to resist strike in tense Commons session
Andrew Bonar Law in the House of Commons warned that a miners and railway strike would be a strike against the community. The densely packed chamber fell silent as he stated the government would employ state resources if a strike occurred, a remark met with mixed but largely approving Tory cheers.
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Spec! Cate Dispatch
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Allied premiers meet in Paris over Polish question and league
Wilson Clemenceau Lloyd George and Orlando held a 3 o clock conference at the French office amid concern over eastern Europe and slow progress toward peace. Poland’s corridor across East Prussia is likely to prevail with German clashes over Canal and Koenigsberg.
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France
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Annual Convention Opens at Crystal Theater
Albuquerque event notes visitors elated by prospects for fine grass and high prices at upcoming year as the Annual Convention of Cattle and Horse Growers Association opens at Crystal Theater this morning.
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Crystal Theater
Cowboys Meet: Cattlemen Convention Agenda
Tuesday program outlines the Cattlemens Convention with music and prayers, welcome by Governor Oo, speeches by Victor Culberson and William Morley, sessions on range reserves and cattle board work, delegates’ reports, and an evening interlude at the Alvarado hotel.
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New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Convenes in Crystal Opera House
Governor Larraxolo and Lieut enant Governor Pankey arrive for the New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers convention opening at Crystal opera house at 14 o clock. Pankey will speak Wednesday forenoon. attendance depends on storm conditions and delegates registration.
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Manless plane guided by mysterious device hailed as Yankee invention
Fort Worth March 24. Secretary Baker disclosed in an address that an airship capable of carrying a heavy load and flown without a human guide has traveled 100 miles and landed near its target. The device, kept secret, is an automatic airplane guide invented in America and viewed as a potential war tool. Baker warned future wars could be horrible without a league of nations.
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Allied Premiers Meet in Paris on Hungary Situation
Paris session of allied premiers discusses Hungary Bolshevik advance and possible military steps. Clemenceau and Pichon held talks amid reports of a supreme council decision, with German influence suspected and European observers watching potential actions.
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Haggin
Germany
London
British Papers View With Alain Budapest Revolt
London reports comment on Hatgary and origin of disturbances. The Daily Chronicle warns that Hungarians, Poles, Rumanians and Czecho-Slovaks face Bolshevik propaganda and German influence as they struggle for statehood and free development amid a looming threat from Bolshevik armies.
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Daily Chronicle
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Moles
Zecho
Ihout
League of Nations
Oriental Soldiers Gain Citizenship
Citizenship was granted today to Sisasuka Tokunaga a Japanese steward at the Portsmouth N H navy yard and to several soldiers and sailors of Chinese birth for service with the army or Navy in the war Tokunaga formerly valet to Admiral Dewey was vouched for by Rear Admiral Boush commanding the Portsmouth yard who came here for that purpose
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Dewey
Boush
Portsmouth Yard
Bolshevik Army Crosses Into Hungary Amid Turmoil
London reports a Bolshevik force of about 70,000, led by Major Georgy, crossing the Drtester south of Lemberg into Hungary. The invasion, tied to Russian Bolshevik influence, provokes Entente warnings and cites exile leaders such as Kun and the involvement of Hungarians and Bulgarians released from Russian captivity.
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Russia
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Kuhn
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Trotykyle
Germany
Kun
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Communist Movement
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Tore Ranarey
Husstia
Hungary
Husedin Red Croka
Proclamations of Bolshevism Stir London Papers
London reports describe the Hungarian Bolshevik proclamation shocking the pencer conference and criticized by papers like Pall Mall Gazette and Westminster Gazette. They warn the peace talks risk endless details delaying decisive outcomes and blame cynics and militarists for the impasse.
State Supreme Court Grants Injunction on Telephone Rules
The state supreme court today granted an injunction on the state railway commission suit against Postmaster General Burleson’s order implementing new telephone rates affecting inter state business.
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