Russian Bolshie drive aims at overthrow of German democracy
Moscow backed plan fixes mid April for a German overthrow and a Berlin Soviets government as workmen and soldiers councils hope to supplant the Weimar assembly. Bolshevik forces move to support Libau and Labau while civilians are barred from western railways to aid troop movements toward Germany’s eastern frontier.
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Blouquerqee Journal
New York World
Stettin
Copenhagen
Germany
Berlin
Europe
Rhine
Workmen and Soldiers’ Council
Weimar National Assembly
Weimar Assembly
Workmen and Soldiers Council
Mbert
Reinhard
Journal
Tam
Russia
Moscow
Siberia
En Ponte
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Libau
Wegainst
Vorcee Gorman Moye
Noske
Atribe
Khert
Teware
Fonsasia
Merlin
Luseian Polahevcik
Fibny
Liban
Lenine
Ukraine
Creen- Thars
Fibeu
Saratoff
Tibau
Government raises telegraph tolls announced
Postmaster General Burleson states the increased charges are necessary due to higher operating costs. The government plans a sizable hike in telegraph rates, aiming to cover expense growth and maintain service quality.
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Burleson
Weather Forecast for Four Corners States
Denver March 29 New Mexico Sunday partly cloudy warmer east portion Monday fair Arizona Sunday and Monday generally fair not much change in temperature
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary From State University Measurements
Local daily weather report for the twenty four hours ended 6 p m yesterday from the state university notes clear skies with a maximum temperature around 42 0 and light winds from the north.
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State University
Hungary Crisis and Poland Deepens at Paris Talks
March 20 meeting in Toris with President Wilton and three premiers plus Marshal Foch discussed Hungary crisis and Germany's stance on Poland. Debate focused on transporting divisions to Poland avoiding Austria, while Polish relief and interallied commissions faced delays and pressure to finalize peace.
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Spevint
Toris
Germany
Poland
Wilton
Marshal Foch
Austria
Posen
Food Commission
Brussels
Cgymands
England
30000 Strikers in Ruhr District Amplify German Unrest
Dispatches report thirty thousand workers on strike in the Ruhr industrial region. At a meeting near Dortmund on Thursday the strikers demanded the formation of a revolutionary workers guard, and the establishment of political and economic ties with the Russian Soviet government along with police disarmament across Germany.
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Ceupenhagern
Wisen
Lastendreer
Rhertmund
Germany
Hitchcock Sees No Major Changes in League Covenant
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska returned from the Midwest stating no essential changes were made to the League of Nations covenant by the Paris committee and that the Senate would ratify the treaty even without explicit Monroe Doctrine exemption. He noted the president found several amendments acceptable but sought to avoid reopening the matter.
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OY Morning Journal
Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Paris
Senate
Middle West
League
Bolshevism Face Grim Strain Amid Blockade Claims
M Lunacharsky, Soviet education minister, told an international Bolshevik conference that Bolshevism is in grave danger. He warned the allied blockade worsens hardships and that the regime could fall if the pressure continues. He cited shortages of fuel raw materials and widespread privations provoking blame.
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Morning Journal
Stockholm
Frank
M. Lunacharsky
Petrograd
Lunacharsky
Settlement Sought in Dispute Over Polish Troop Landing
Morning Journal reports early settlement sought in dispute over Polish General Haller troops landing through Danzig. German reply notes changed conditions since armistice and offers ports Stettin Koenigsberg Memel Libau with rail routes to Poland to speed landing and maintain food imports.
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Nere
Haller
Deanzig
Poland
Copenhagen
Danzig
Germany
Weert Prussia
Posen
West Prussia
Stettin
Koenigsberg
Memel
Libau
Spa
Berlin
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paria
Hatter
Time Changes Sunday In Daylight Saving Measure
Washington March 29 Clocks go forward one hour at 2 am tomorrow marking the start of daylight saving time running until October 28 when clocks revert. The change is authorized by a year old law aimed at conservation amid farmer opposition after one season of trials.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Terrible engine of war invented in rocket form
Worcester mass March 29 Dr Robert Goddard Clark College professor under War Department Smithsonian Clark University Worcester Tech has developed a rocket claimed as a terrible engine of war with altitude up to seventy miles and range over two hundred miles. Tests on models show potential high efficiency and a propulsion chamber with explosive or gas heads.
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Mass
Robert T. Goddard
Clark College
United States War Department
Smithsonian Institution
Clark University
Worcester Polyte Technic Institute
Goddard Tower
Worcester Tech
Goddard
Border Cavalry Praised for Loyal Duty on Mexican Frontier
Secretary Baker lauded officers and men along the Mexican border for their conduct under harsh desert conditions. General March noted high reenlistment, with about 200 men per regiment renewing contracts. Baker said prompt response to a bandit raid should deter future attacks.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Taker
March
Mareh
Baker
Two German Liners Given Up for American Hands
Cowe England March 29 German steamers Graf Waldersee 13000 tons and Kaiserin Auguste Victoria 24500 tons left for Brest with American crews The Zeppelin 15000 tons and Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm 17000 tons arrived to be transferred to American hands.
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Cowe
England
Graf Waldersee
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Brest
Zeppelin
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Armerican
Portuguese Cabinet Formation Under Democratic Leader
Lisbon March 29. Colonel Sarcad io earns charge to form a new Portuguese cabinet as a member of the democratic party.
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Lisbon
Sarcadio
Democratic Party
Allies Demand Quiet Cabinet Resign in Budapest
Allied demands press for resignation of Budapest cabinet and a quiet government as supervision by troops continues. Entente calls for an orderly election of the National Assembly under Allied oversight.
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Ouuiet
Budapes
Entente
Disorder in Hungarian city prompts Allied demand for government collapse
March dispatches report Allied powers demand the resignation of Hungary's Soviet government and a national assembly under Allied supervision. Budapest sees halted work, sequestration of property, arrests, and state control of shops, banks, and factories as authorities inventory assets. Protests and strategic talks continue in Paris and London.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Bhe Way
Berlin
Copenhagen
Paris
Associated Pressi
Hbudanest
Philip Brown
Princeton University
United States
Budapest
British Fleet to be Redistributed Across Global Fleets
The Westminster Gazette reports a planned redistribution of Britain's naval forces into the Atlantic, Home, Mediterranean, West Atlantic, and East Indies fleets with light cruiser additions. It notes provisional arrangements await Paris conference outcomes and Lord Jellicoe’s return to finalize a wider defense scheme.
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London
British Wireless Service
Westminster Gazette
Atlantic
Mediterranean
West Atlantic
East Indies
Gazette E
Admiralty
Lord Jellicoe
Empire
Gazette
Marie of Romania May Visit the United States
London dispatch quotes Queen Marie of Romania saying she hopes to visit America after the war and must return to Romania to finish work there. She praises American women and notes plans to resume duties once peace is settled. She will then go to Paris and visit the British royal family at Buckingham Palace.
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Morning Journal
GPEC
London
America
Marie
Rumania
Associated Press
Romania
Green Marie
Paris
Buckingham Palace
England
Crown Price
Eton
Flat 20 Percent Telegraph Rate Increase Announced
Washington announces a 20 percent rise in domestic telegraph rates effective April 1 to cover higher operating costs from wage gains. Government and commercial leased wires incur the same increase, with no change to press or news company special rates. Night and day messages are raised, and the plan aims to cover recent wage-driven expenses.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Federal Wire Board
Purleson
Burleson
United States
Jhtarleton
Department
Departmenta
Picyves
Navy plans first May start for transatlantic heavier than air flight
New York reports the US Navy intends to launch a transatlantic crossing attempt in May aboard two or more N. type craft with five crew members each. The start depends on a clear day as weather systems over Newfoundland ease. Aircraft will include pilots mechanics a wireless operator and possibly an aerographer.
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Morning Journal
Wee
New York
United States Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Newfoundland
Airenut Association
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
North Atlantic
Navy
Ford Vielting Venue Change Considered by Supreme Court
The Michigan Supreme Court will hear on April 3 an appeal by Henry Ford’s counsel seeking a writ of mandamus to compel Circuit Judge Mandel to vacate his grant of a venue change in Ford’s million dollar libel suit against the Chicago Tribune.
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Ford
Detroit
Mich
State Supreme Court
Henry Ford
Mandell
Chicago Tribune
Range claim restoration and Rhine Valley autonomy stance
The article notes restoration of the 1314 Frontiers and Sana Bagh range claims and a stated willingness to allow Germans in the Rhine Valley to have autonomy. It also marks a condition that no forts be built or railway control allowed.
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RANGE
Sana Bagh
Rhine Valley
Out
France seeks return to 1814 frontiers in Saar claim
France asks restoration of boundaries set by the 1814 Paris treaty plus Saar basin as part of a claims presentation to the four power council. The Rhine left bank was to remain autonomous with limits on fortifications and armed forces.
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Spicial
Paris
Havas
Council of Four
France
Saar
Rhine
Velgiuum
Alsice
Lorraine
Alsace
Leone
American delegation fears stalled progress at Paris peace talks
Paris March 29 The Associated Press reports growing dissatisfaction among American delegates as the council of four struggles to settle reparations and other core questions. A new basis for adjustment disrupted an apparent reach of agreement, sparking concerns of further abandonments of positions and calls for stricter procedures.
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Paris
Associated Press
Budapest
The
Council of Four
Clean Peace Treaty Aims at Moderation London March
British delegates push for a strict but fair peace, promising to respect territorial rights and self determination. The plan emphasizes a stern yet just settlement for Germany, avoiding casus belli while addressing Polish and German populations amid British influence against inflated penalties.
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London
British Wireless Service
Parn
Westminster Inzette
Perse Age
Europe
Lloyd George
Germany
Germans Must Surrender Securities for Food Aid
A published list by Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung outlines securities to surrender to fund reparations in Germany. It covers thirty three foreign railroad bonds with most to be bought at par or above, except Louisville Nashville second mortgage bonds. Foreign holders need not surrender if they can prove pre March 4 1919 purchase. claims set proportional to demanded indemnity.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Norddeutsche Allgemeine “Estanz
Louisville
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