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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
2
Reports from Berlin describe a state of siege with military units guarding the city. Protests flare while food prices soar and civilian fears grow as the Ebert regime maintains control through police and Feldgwehr forces amid renewed strikes and political turmoil across Germany.
Paris dispatches report the general German situation has improved since yesterday with trouble now mainly in industrial centers and the Ruhr where Spartacists hinder reestablishing order. Berlin law spurs Paris to believe a shift toward the right party could place Field Marshal von Hindenburg near the presidency, shifting power from Socialists to conservatives.
Copenhagen reports a proclamation test by President Rhert and his wave on Wednesday declaring democracy in the German republic to prevail. The message urges cessation of the general strike and warns against unemployment and forced interventions, promising severe punishment for those who push a general war.
Sixty two Chehalle High School students in Tacoma Washington were suspended after walking out again following a two day strike. Faculty had issued an ultimatum and said they would strike if pupils rather than the board managed the school. The dispute began over unauthorized dancing in the building.
Earling warned that detours are diverting traffic over Northern Pacific tracks from Minneapolis to Terry Montana as storms 12 to 14 foot drifts hinder rotary plows. Conditions arise from a rare Dakotas weather sequence with rain, wet snow and extreme cold, delaying regular operations for days. New electrification between Othello and the coast shows success with trains running entirely on electric power under J J Brown and crew.
London reports the number of killings and attacks in Ireland since January last year. James Ian MacPherson provides figures: Murders total 27 with 18 Royal Irish Constabulary and 6 Dublin police. 2 soldiers and 1 other government servant. Attempted murders total 87 with 65 Irish constabulary, 17 Dublin police, 4 soldiers, and other government servants.
Herbert Hoover urged prompt ratification of the peace treaty from New York, stating reservations should satisfy fears of entanglement while preserving action space for peace. He argued the league’s strength is not ruined by the reservations and that waiting for a final form or separate peace is ill advised.
Berlin reports serious unrest across Saxony and surrounding areas. Bitterfelt workers seize industrial assets as local authorities collapse. A red army reportedly moves from Munster area amid heavy fighting near Mulheim with seven dead and 16 wounded. Falkenstein and Meiningen fall under communist control. Troops clash with mobs in Neukoeln quarter.
The National Woman's Party carried its challenge to Ohio's referendum on the national woman suffrage amendment to the U.S. Supreme Court. They asked the court to overturn the Ohio Supreme Court's refusal to grant an injunction against the referendum. A hearing scheduled for this week was postponed due to an attorney's illness.
Motionless fragments note terms with bolshevists and forces in South Russia. The brief assembly mentions negotiations or ceasefire language without detailing outcomes or dates. No names or places beyond regional reference are clearly readable in the source excerpt.
The court defined conspiracy as an agreement between two or more to commit a crime and held that intent to form or the conspiracy itself need not be proved. It ruled unlawful acts cannot be justified by innocent intent and noted an extensive organization aimed at nominating and electing Truman H. Newberry with sums well beyond legal limits.
The Evening Standard reports the Turkish commander in Thrace has refused Constantinople's orders, renounced the armistice, and plans to set up a government in Adrianople, amid a note on influenza remedies and a Bromine Quinine tablet brand urging readers to seek J. W. Grove's signature on the box.
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