Global Peace Talks Fracture Over Amendments and Reparations
A split in the League of Nations talks emerges as Japan and the United States demand amendments. Wilson insists on Monroe Doctrine recognition. British factions clash over German reparations while cables dispute shifts control back to German owners to protect American commerce amid strict censorship.
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Residents of Tokio oppose league covenant on race discrimination
At a mass meeting in Tokio prominent residents adopted a resolution opposing any league of nations covenant that does not abolish racial discrimination and also opposing abolition of conscription. The resolution criticizes the international dabero agreement and Japan's rights on the Shantung peninsula amid wary editorials on U S and American aims in China Siberia and Korea.
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League of Nations talks hinge on signs and recognition
Paris March 28 The league of nations sub committee debated changes to signatory classes and Monroe Doctrine recognition as a U S Senate ratification hurdle looms. Leaders discuss redrafting the covenant and abolishing German firm blacklists to ease credits and food exports under wartime damage control.
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Albquerque Morving Journal
N.Y. World
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League of Nations
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Weather forecast for Denver to New Mexico and Arizona
Forecast calls for cloudy skies and warmer temperatures in the north on Saturday and Sunday. In Arizona expect generally fair weather with little temperature change.
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Weather Summary From State University Report
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday show high temperature near 0 degrees with sparse readable data. Humidity around 60 percent and variable wind velocity. Prevailing wind direction listed as 20 degrees. Sky described as partly cloudy with scattered activity and traces of precipitation noted.
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Senator Miles Poindexter warns against league of nations
Washington Senator Miles Poindexter told a St Louis club that a permanent world government would threaten U.S. sovereignty. He argued the league would force peace under a centralized power, risking war and loss of constitutional control, and said the United States must retain military power at home.
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Villa vows to shoulder rifle to defend neighbor United States
Francisco Villa told an American prisoner in Juarez that he was ready to shoulder his rifle and aid the United States if invaded, as home guards in western Chihuahua report peace with Villa. The American described Villa’s reassurance and a prior exchange with Felipe Angeles.
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United States
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Chihuahua
Felipe Angeles
Angeles
Feline Angeles
Corral
Namiquipa
British Fattening on Food of America
London reports Britons have regained pre submarine war weights as American food helps. Experts say salted American bacon kept for long use and American supplies aid Britain’s diet. The trend is credited to mobilized American food amid wartime shortages and famine threats.
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Bolsheviki retreat near Pripet marshes in March report
A March 28 report from Kovne via French Wireless Services says Bolshevik forces continue falling back along the western front near the Pripet marshes. It notes Vilna is expected to be evacuated soon.
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Three Men Arrested in Romero Mercantile Robbery
Three suspects named Antonio Gonzales Abenhcilo Guabaiden and Dienicio Gonzales were arrested by Sheriff Secundino Romero for the Romero Mercantile robbery during the recent storm. Stolen property reportedly found in their possession.
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Australia opposes Monroe Doctrine in League Covenant
Australian peace delegates warn that amending the League Covenant to recognize the Monroe Doctrine would validate Japanese claims in China and threaten special leased rights. The opposition fears the amendment could be jeopardized, with experts seeking a formula to overcome the objection.
Bank Robbery at Detroit Commonwealth State Bank
Six masked bandits seized four teens and several women at the West Side branch, forcing cashier Charles H. Money and assistant Paul Malhek from their cages. They robbed the vault of about $10,000 in cash plus unregistered Liberty Bonds, with total value estimated over $65,000, and fled in a touring car toward the Fort street exit. Police believe the gang headed toward Toronto.
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Immediate call for 50 000 volunteers for service abroad
War department plans a three year enlistment in a special elite force to serve in Europe with early duty in France. Recruits will concentrate at Camp Meade Maryland and depart in contingents to replace officers eligible for discharge.
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New Directory For Railroads Of Germany Formed
Berlin March 27 The railroads of Germany are separated from public works and put under a new railway ministry. Herr Hoff, former Prussian minister, is appointed minister of railways and will visit Weimar to begin unifying state railways into a central system.
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Germany Tries to Evade Allied Demand on Polish Landing
In Amsterdam dispatch March 26 the allied note demanded Polish troops be allowed to land at Danzig. Germany said it could not bear responsibility for Danzig landing but would facilitate landings at Stettin Koenigsberg Memel or Libau.
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War Worker Doctor Chella Saved in Italian War Effort
Dr Chella aided Italian officials during the war by establishing a hospital and organizing Red Cross efforts in Italy. She returned to America for a rest on the Ancona, which was torpedoed. after seven hours rescuers recovered her lifeboat and she was the sole American survivor aboard.
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Negro Sentenced to Life Imprisonment in Waterlow Case
Leroy N Tandy, an East St. Louis dentist, was sentenced to life in the penitentiary by a circuit court jury in Waterlow Missouri for conspiracy to murder detectives Samuel Coppodre and Frank Woolley. Bundy’s defense seeks a new trial with April 7 arguments. bail set at $60,000. Contributions nationwide supported Bundy defense, reportedly over $25,000 raised.
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American peace delegates seek accord on Polish corridor with Britain
Paris dispatch reports American peace delegates ready to three with British delegates over Polish corridor to Luatieig, signaling renewed effort to align positions on postwar borders and routes.
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Eight Hour Day Energy Wares Approved by Walker Chin es
Director General expects return of railroads to private management but not on a prewar basis. Walker Chin es approves eight hour day energy ware plans.
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Railroads seek gradual wage and rate reform in Chicago talk
Walker Illnos visiting Chicago as director general of railroads told a Press club audience that wartime wage gains are permanent and that private operation after government control will differ from prewar practice. He supported government oversight on boards and praised a regional rate standard proposal as foundational.
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British Government Takes Over Mexico Oil Company
A Morning News report states the Aguila Oil Company in the Tampico district of Mexico has been taken over by the British government. Control of Tram ford Cowdray, a major oil operator in Mexico, is now held by Britain as part of the seizure.
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Poland Demands Danzig Route for Haller Army
Morning Journal Berlin reports a note from Marshelloch's envoy Nudant demanding German permission for Polish divisions led by General Haller to pass through Danzig to Poland. Germany replies citing armistice limits and warns of consequences for violations.
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Notable Franco German Notes Raise Acute Tension
The Atagel ated-Presar The Lokal Amzeiger reports a serious situation from notes between General Nudant and the German government while still hoping for Nu dant to accept the German reply. It says the note aims to deliver Dangia to the Poles and cautions against yielding. Zeitung am Mitthe criticizes Entente leaders for being misled by Hungary events.
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Polish Troops Urgently Needed in Poland War News
New York March 28. Reyv Stanislas Iciek of Duluth, a former Polish army chaplain in France, arrived aboard the La Touraine from Bordeaux reporting eastern Europe in danger of falling to Bolshevists unless 60 000 to 80 000 Polish troops are sent home to fight in France and relief supplies reach Poland. The ship carried 279 cabin passengers 182 steerage 18 Red Cross nurses 89 casual officers and 396 enlisted men from many states.
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Hungary's Bolshevik Threat Shocks Paris Viewers
Paris dispatch reports shock over Hungary fall and Bolshevik menace, fueling debate among leaders and press about wartime policy. Wilson blamed by some as conference weighs recognizing Bolshevism and potential war actions.
Labor Troubles in Spain Show Improvement by Morning
Madrid dispatches reported by Washington say Spanish labor leaders and the government are near agreement to end strike troubles and suspend constitutional guarantees. The capital and Barcelona saw the worst tension. strikers are ordered back to work and refusers are under arrest.
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Armenian Relief Urgency Amid Starvation Threats
A telegram from Heims, an American relief worker in Tiflis, warns that food is urgently needed in Armenia. The Armenian delegation reports that 10,000 people may die weekly without sufficient food, threatening widespread famine.
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