Pogrom in Buenos Aires blamed on Bolshevik rumor
Zionist sources in New York cite a Buenos Aires January pogrom with a white guard raid on Jewish quarters after a rumor of Bolshevist uprising. Police allegedly aided killings and synagogues were raided. reports note no Bolshevik presence confirmed by officials.
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New York
OY Morning Journal
Buenos Aires
Zionist Organization of America
White Guard
Zionist Organization
Truenos Aires
Irigeyen
Argentine After A Battle With Frontier Police
Port Natalis
Chile
Peace conference delays and rumors shape early March progress
Paris dispatch reports growing difficulties in final peace terms as neutral delegates meet on the League of Nations plan. Wilson presides while debates focus on sovereignty and German reparations. Britain resists Danish border concessions as Poland seeks sea access. American and French press note rising partisan resistance to the League.
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Herbert Bayerd Swope
the Press Publishing Co
The
New York World
Special Cable Dispatch
Paris
Benedit
Germany
Hacelioss
Wilson
Clermany
League of Nations
France
Hungary's defiance prompts Allied resolve in London press
London newspapers condemn Hungary's armistice breach and urge firm action by the Allied powers. The Daily Telegraph calls for reasserting mastery, while The Times notes Bolshevik parity cleaving Germany and pressures allies to maintain decisive stance.
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Ouran AL Specs
London
Hungary
Daily Telegraph
Germany
Times
Iungary
Egypt
Allied missions depart Budapest amid Allied withdrawals
A Vienna Abend Post report says all allied military factions except one American officer have left Budapest. Vienna disputes also note allied troops have withdrawn from Arad and Szegedin, while Pressburg reports martial law declared across Czecho Slovakia due to events in Hungary.
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Budapest
Copenhagen
Vienna
Abend Post
Berlin
Reliehspost
Arad
Szegedin
Pressburg
Czecho
Slovakia
Hungary
Hungarian Soviet to set neutral zone to prevent clashes
Budapest reports a written note from the allied mission stating the line of demarcation in the earlier ultimatum is not Hungary’s political frontier. A neutral zone will be established to prevent collisions between Hungarian and Romanian troops.
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Copenhagen
Budapest
Hungary
Hungary's Karolyi Arrested for Trial in Revolution
Prague reports Count Michael Karolyi former Hungarian premier has been arrested in Copenhagen and will face a revolutionary tribunal. An unconfirmed Prague rumor also claims Karolyi has been assassinated.
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Pate of Karoly
Copenhagen
Michael Karolyi
Hungary
Vienna Diepaten
National Tidende of
Herne
Prague
Budapest
Karolyi
Trench Colonel Wounded and Prisoner Reported
Berne reports Colonel Vix head of the French mission in Budapest wounded and captured by the new Hungarian government. Major Freeman of the British army escaped from Budapest. Copenhagen dispatch says the French commander in Budapest denies disarmament by the communists.
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Berne
Vix
Thudapest
Prague
Freeman
Budapest
Copenhagen
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest States
Denver reports warm trend in eastern New Mexico with Thursday and Friday fair skies. Arizona also sees fair weather Thursday and Friday with little temperature change.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary From State University Data
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at p m yesterday as recorded by the state university show a high of 58 and a low of 38 degrees. Humidity reached around 60 percent at 5 am and 67 percent at 1 pm. Prevailing wind was variable with light to moderate speeds.
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P. mi
The
State University
le Pri
Png
Peorta
City school board candidates urged at auditorium meeting
Albuquerque residents concerned with good city schools are urged to attend tomorrow night at the high school auditorium to nominate the best candidates for the City school board and keep politics out of school affairs.
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Albuquerque
High Select
Suffrage Meet Opens amid Debate on League Naming
St Louis March 26 The National American Woman Suffrage Association adjourned an afternoon session without deciding a name for the new non partisan organization forming two houses one for delegates from voting states and one for non voting states The group aims to secure voting rights through national and state legislation with a budget of 120000 for next year 89000 was raised at the session Delegates included Mary H Laines Susan F Anthony and Rachel Foster Avery with militant suffragists denounced for obstructing progress.
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CUPNA
St. Louis
Woman's Voters League
National American Weemin Suffrage Association
Leagwe
Sean T. Anthony
United States
House of Delegates
House of Voters
Rachel Foster Avery
Susan F. Anthony
Mary H. Laines
New York City
Frank J. Shuler
Mary Ciarrétt Hay
Mies Rose Young
Portland Boilermakers Oppose Time Change Plan
Portland March 26 Members of the Portland boilermakers union adopted a resolution to work at the regular time and disregard the March 20 time change. Committees will seek cooperation of the Metal Trades council and the Central Labor council. They said the change would benefit the street car company and oppose it for that reason.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Boilermakers Union
Boilermakers
Metal Trades Council
Central Labor Council
Holormakers
Rea Re-elected President of Pennsylvania Railroad
At the annual meeting in Philadelphia Samuel Rea was re-elected president for one year. The vice presidents were also re-elected.
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Philadelphia
Pensylvania Railroad Company
Samuel Rea
Churchill cites Russian chaos and French losses in war briefing
In the House of Commons Winston Churchill reports recent months in Ukraine as disastrous for France. He notes French forces attacked from the south, faced superior troops, and faced hostility from locals. He mentions Rherson and Nikolaiev captured, Odessa defended by French Greek and Russian forces, and British policy to aid without sending troops. He also cites Denekin’s army reverses and a Bolshevik presence at Astrakhan with Caspian control retained.
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Wooning Joann
Serciaal Liecome
London
Russia
House of Commons
Winston Spencer Churchill
Ukrain
Enmy
Rherson
Nikolaiev
Odessa
Rumania
Denekine
Britain
Novo Teherbask
Caspain
Astrakhan
Kane
Woollen workers strike again after return to work
Nearly 7 000 woolen workers who had just returned from an eight week strike walked out again this afternoon. The strikers accused company officials of discharging shop committee leaders contrary to the truce terms that ended the prior walkout.
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Hing Soupn
AL Sofc AL Leeeten Voer Passaic
Neo J
War Cattle Inquiry Seen in U S Breeding Stock Call
George M Rommel addresses cowmen warning war needs may prompt selection of breeding stock. Governor backs holding next convention and return of railways to owners, as heard.
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George M. Rommel
United States
Shirin
Heard
Public Lands and Taxation Meeting In New Mexico
A fragmented notice describes a public lands and taxation session in New Mexico with speakers from the land commission and Bureau of Biological Survey. It mentions an afternoon business meeting at 2 and an evening program at 8 with a concert at the high school and a plan to elect officers and decide the next meeting place.
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New Mexico
Pield
EK. Saint
Bureau of Biological Survey
S. Bk
Piper
V. Metley
Magdalena
Johnson
State College
War era cattle outlook from Rommel at New Mexico meeting
George M. Rommel chief of the agricultural department animal husbandry division told New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers association that allied cattle herds were not greatly depleted by the war and the U S would mainly be asked for dressed beef and dairy cows while commercial horses would also be needed. He described European stock changes, noted potential demand for Percheron horses, and showed war images including English women farming.
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United States
George M. Rommel
Anmial Husbandry
Department of Agriculture
New Mexico
Wilson
England
Rommel
Farma
France
Europe
Mr. Keommel
J Tomimel
Romimel
Temporary Peace Pact Considered by Four Leaning Men of Gouneel
London reports the four great powers consider a temporary peace pact modeled on 1871 terms to avert peril. It aims to secure eastern front protection, build a strong northern barrier with Italy, possibly redrawn Poland borders, and establish a League of Nations for world peace.
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Gouneel
France
Italy
League of Nations
Morning Journal
London
Paria
Pall Mill Gazette
Versailles
Wilson
Clemencera
Ossien
Paland
Peace Delegation Mulls Quadruple Treaty Plan
Technical experts from the American peace delegation discuss a possible joint peace treaty including four enemy powers. US experts say a quadruple accord is feasible with a statement limiting applicability. Preparations proceed to assess Turkey Bulgaria and Austria Hungary debts and self determination boundaries.
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Biss
Paria
United States
Turkey
Bulgaria
Austria-Hungary
Poindexter denounces League of Nations as dangerous
Senator Poindexter of Washington tells the Business Media club the proposed League of Nations is utterly intolerable in any form and would destroy autonomy and liberty. He says a super government would wield sovereign power and force, unacceptable to the Senate and the people.
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Poindexter
League OF Nations
Morning Journal
Cincinnati
Washington
Republican
Business
Senate
Union of Action and Co-Operation
Free Nations
Europe
United States
Germany
Lloyd George and League Plan in Peace Terms Debate
Paris dispatch notes Premier Lloyd George did not commit to including the league of nations in the preliminary peace terms. British leaders and Cecil had differing stances, with reports of a plan to include the league causing press controversy in Paris and London.
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Hy James Mc Tuohy
the Press Publishing Co
The
New York World
Special Cable Dispatch
Paris
Lloyd George
le Journal
League of Nations
Liverd George
Council of Ten
Robert Cecil
tlItobert Cell
Nocerhody
Clemenceau
Robert Ceell
House
League
Wilson
Morning West
Daily Express
Cibobe
Federal employment offices to stay open in pledge drive
Washington March 26 the federal employment service said 364 of its 750 local offices could continue operating while Congress awaits funds. For the week ending March 15 the service placed 12,211 veterans and 57,174 civilians, with 169,663 registered and 92,643 job applications received.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Federal Employment Service
Congress
West Carnifax Arrives Hamburg With Flour and Foodstuffs
The American steamer West Carnifax carrying 6000 tons of flour and 1700 tons of other foodstuffs has reached Hamburg. The vessel docked at the port on Tuesday March 25.
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Poed
Thimbarg
Berlin
Associated Pro
West Carnifax
Hamburg
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Maxhiman
Walter FE. Weyl
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Ren
Dlofate
Churchill
Ukraine
Woolfn
Duke City
Pankey
Maris
Associated Press
Petrograd
Bolshevist
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