German Frontier Opposes Immigration Clause
Military observers in Hungary and Russia focus attention on the border issue as German forces question policy. Officials consider how immigration clauses impact wartime alliances and security measures.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
1
World War Peace Talks Split White House and Clemenceau Office
Paris dispatch reports the council of four divided work between the White House and Clemenceau on reparations and frontier issues with focus on the Franco German border and Sear Valley coal regions. Generals Foch and Tasker Bliss attended, signaling military concerns amid hunger and Russia crises as President Wilson seeks a timely settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Council of Four
White House
M. Clemenceau
Whlich
Versailles
Sear Valley
Hone
Marshall Foch
Tasker H. Bliss
Omon
Hirgery
Russia
Wilson
West Texas Weather Forecast Weekend
Weather outlook for West Texas with Friday fair and warm conditions except in the southwest where it turns cooler. Saturday expects generally fair skies and continued warmth across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Southwest
Director Desires Cooperation With the GH Industry
Chicago March 27 Mark L Requa urged close cooperation of the government and oil industry plus labor in a speech to National Petroleum Congress delegates. He opposed government ownership as harmful to initiative and prosperity and praised private enterprise and wartime collaboration. A banquet marked the congress close and the American Petroleum Institute was announced to guide industry affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Mark L. Requa
Oil Division of Fuel Administration
National Petroleum Congress
A. (. Bedford
Standard of Co. of
N. J
New Institute
American Petroleum Institute
Verdun
Great
New York Stock Exchange Seat Sells for 75000
New York March 27. Transfer of a seat on the New York Stock Exchange for 75000 was reported today, the highest selling price in two years and 30000 above the low for that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Bolshevik Foreign Minister Indignant Over Hungary Revolt
Paris reports show George Tsechiteherin condemning global disbelief in Hungary’s Bolshevik move. An intercepted message to Bela Kun asks for dispatches describing Paris Peace Conference criticism to U S correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George Tsechiteherin
Hungary
Tilechiterin
Bela Kun
Budapest
United States
Resignation of Magoart Denied by Mission Here
The Czecho-Slovak mission in Washington denied reports that President Massaris resigned. Charles Pergler cited Dr Edward Benes saying the Berlin Copenhagen rumor was German and Magyar propaganda aiming to destabilize public opinion. He warned propaganda seeks to delay bolster aid and moral support for Czecho-Slovakia amid postwar tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Massaris
Berlin
Copenhagen
Charles Pergler
Fdward Benes
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Middle
Europe
Dernburg
Avery
Czecho-Slovakia
Death Regiment Works in Ukraine
A London dated report describes a death regiment organized by Haidamaks during pogroms in Ukraine. Eyewitness accounts cite massacres at Berdicheff and other towns with hundreds killed or wounded. Jewish nobles and women suffer greatly amid widespread atrocities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Ukraine
Haidamaks
Berdicheff
Ahitomir
Ovrutzeh
Belajaverkoff
Leiteheff
Elizabethrad
Vasilkory
Whiey
Backmaticsh
Hurley Calls Private Ownership of U S Built Merchant Marine
Public address in New York outlines plan for peacetime operation of government built fleet. Hurley urges private ownership with government insured ships and anti watered stock rules to promote American trade while preventing foreign control. Gleaves backs mixed model and foreign competition safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
U. S
Associated Press
New York
Great Merchant Marine
America
Harey
Chipping Board
National Marine League
Congress
Albert Gleave
T Pethave
Admiral Gleaves
Question on Monroe Doctrine Not Included in League Covenant
March 27 report states the American amendment on Monroe Doctrine and the Japanese racial amendment were not included in the League of Nations covenant sent to the drafting committee. Amendments may be offered later at plenary or council of ten. Woman suffrage is recognized in the covenant with offices open to women. Also a provision allows withdrawal from the League only with two years notice. President Wilson chaired the session at the Hotel de Crillon March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnheis
League of Nations
Council of Ten
Wilson
League of Nations Commission
Hotel de Crillon
Signor Rlando
Baron Makinof
Smulitz
Col
M. House
League
Col House
Ford Robert Cecil
M. Lamnaude
Menizelos
Col. House
Street Car Collision Kills One Injures Twenty Six
In Battle Creek Michigan on the Camp Custer line a collision between two street cars killed one person and injured twenty six others late tonight authorities reported. The crash occurred on the line between Camp Custer and Battle Creek delaying service and prompting emergency response. Investigators prepared to determine cause and assess damage to the street car system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
Camp Custer
Miners Return as South Wales Strike Eases
London says 30,000 South Wales miners resume work tonight with the rest expected back tomorrow as the strike movement eases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
South Wales
Woman and Japanese man found dead in San Francisco apartment
In San Francisco on March 27 Vera May Nelson, a stenographer, and Yoshio Hosada were found dead in the woman’s apartment. Both died of bullet wounds. Police say Hosada shot Nelson and then killed himself. no motive has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Vera May Nelson
Yoshio Hosada
Hosada
See What the Boys Are Going to Have
Abe Martin jokes about upcoming spring house upgrades and a bill not over forty five cents for papering a couple of rooms.
Premier of Australia Opposes Japanese League Amendment
Wilion G. Hughes, premier of Australia, told The Associated Press he opposes the Japanese racial equality amendment to the League of Nations covenant and any surrender of sovereignty. He warned the measure would curb national policy on immigration naturalization and other rights, favoring law over force and urging the league to uphold sovereign prerogatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Wilion G. Hughes
Australia
League O Tions
AL How
Princi
Arcore
America
Monroe
Train Robbers Hold Up Express Car Near Bridge Junction
In Narion Arkansas two masked bandits robbed a St Louis and San Francisco train about two miles west of Bridge Junction, escaping with two packages containing around 9000 in currency from the express car. The robbers claimed they had warned a following train to flag it to avoid a wreck. no trace of them was found by late night reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narion
Ark
St ‘Louis
San Francisco
Bridge Junction
St. Louis
San
Peteren People Injured in Wickow Collision
Fifteen persons injured three seriously when the Alton Limited train of the Alton Granite City and St Louis Traction Co and a local East St. Louis suburban railway train collided in Madison Wisconsin. Local reports note the incident occurred today with three in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madison
Alton Limited
Alton, Granite City & St. Louis Traction Co
East St. Louis Surbabon Railway
President Denies Report Of Delays In Peace Plan
The president in Paris denies delays in concluding peace terms citing League of Nations work. He says the commission has acted in recent days to address criticisms and hear neutral representatives. The conference times aimed to avoid interfering with other peace problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marteh
League of Nations
League
League Commission
Governors Back Franco American Children's Celebration Plan
Governors from twelve states including Arizona Colorado and Kansas endorse a nation wide Franco American celebration on May 1 staged by U S school children to establish a foundation of friendship between the growing generations of the two republics as announced by the American committee for devastated France.
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Associated Press
New York
Arizona
Colorado
Kansas
United States
American Committee For
France
Weisgerber case hears army officers as witnesses in court martial
Three army officers testified as witnesses for Captain Edwin Weisgerber in the New York court martial. They said his conduct was patriotic and that he supplied chemicals to the army and navy when needed. Witnesses described his Liberty fuels program as beneficial and criticized the fuel administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Army
Edwin Weisgerber
Pittsburgh
United States
Germany
Navy
L. Herred
Chas
Ruth
Soa
Weisgerber
Harrod
Hertuma
The
Fuel Administration
Weisgarber
Liberty
Major Zimmerman
Charles KB. Stutz
John Wi Herr
Pierie Neta
Mexican General Claims Lopez Death Proofs In Juarez
General Fortunato Zeuzua arrived with what he calls proof that Martin Lopez Villa's second in command was killed. Mayor Antonio Apodaca of La Ascension swore to the identification, and the body bore bullet scars and hand markings. A $5,000 ransom on "Bunk" Spemeyer was found on the body identified as Lopez. authorities caution the identification may be mistaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assemintet Press
Juarez
Fortunato Zeuzua
del Marqueseti
Tha Ascension
Marcel
Martin Lopez
Villa
Zeuzia
Antonio Apodaca
la Ascension
Felix Martinez
Sansom
Marmot
Colonia Juarez
Lopez
Federal
Genewal
Bunk” Spemeer
Oljitos Ranch
Bequilla del Manus
Ana
A . Feilertain
Zeuzua
Lopes
Canadian Railways to Adopt Daylight Saving Time
Montreal March 27 The Canadian Railway War Board orders all railways to operate under daylight saving time despite government decisions against reintroducing the practice. The directive takes effect March 30 across the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadian Railways
Canadian Railway War Board
Treasury doubt on large private loan to Mexico report
United Press reports treasury officials have not approved or disapproved a move by bankers to organize a large private loan to Mexico. Doubt was expressed whether the department would favor negotiations before the Victory Liberty Loan is floated and if bankers would try to raise such a loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
The
Treasury
Mexico
Department
Campaign denial attributed to William Ander son in New York
A March 27 report is denied by the Anti Sa campaign. William H. Anderson, son of the organization, is named in the disputed account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Andersont
Organiza
Committee 10 Plans Entertainment for Local Battery Members
Chairman McCullough forms a committee to plan activities for battery members after suggestions flow in. Clement A. Yost praises the unit formerly Troop B and Lieut.-Col John Golding, with Ramsey listing ideas for entertainment after attendance approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Clement A. Yost
First
Texas Cavalry
John Golding
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League of Nations Covenant
Peteren
Wickow
Dead Bandit
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Canadian Railway
Meatco
Bonlveco
Ramsey
Phan
M Ramsey
Ty Development
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