World awaits progress as peace conference urged to speed
President Wilson pressed for quicker results at the peace talks as experts outlined reparations, Saar Valley, Rhine, and Danzig issues. Italian Premier Orlando sought simultaneous frontier settlements with Austria, while plans to sign the covenant with U S reservations were discussed.
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Saar
Rhine
Danzig
Wilson
Italy
France
Premier Orlando
Council of Four
Adriatic
Orlando
Austria
New Plan Would Give France Sarre Valley Control
Paris reports a revised proposal for the Franco German frontier. France would gain temporary combined economic and political authority over the Sarre valley for about five years to revive northern French mines and restore production, avoiding permanent annexation.
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France
Sarre Valley
Paris
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
Wilson
Sarre
Germany
Council of Four
Alsace
Lorraine
Rhine
Final Peace Session to Be Held at Versailles
London April 1 The preliminary peace treaty will not be submitted to German delegates at Versailles. It will be handed to Germany at a town farther from Paris as with other conventions since the armistice. Only the final session where signatures are exchanged will be held at Versailles.
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London
Versailles
Paris
Germans Planned Hungarian Revolt Amid War Maneuver
Paris reports say documents in French and Romanian possession show the communist rise in Hungary was largely a German era maneuver led by Count Katolyi in collaboration with Germany. The effort aimed at the Allied powers, according to the newspapers.
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Paris
Hungary
Count Wkatolyi
Berlin Proclaims Siege in the Ruhr District
The government proclaims a state of siege in the Ruhr industrial district. Troops advance to protect plants and workers from terrorists as authorities move to secure the region.
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Berlin
Proclaiims
Ruhr
Bigalin
Copenhagen
Japan Warns China Over Premature Disclosure
Pe kin March 31 The Japanese minister warned the Chinese government that premature disclosure of secret documents harming Japanese financial and commercial interests would hold China responsible. China postponed publication of secret China Japan agreements in response.
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PEKIN
China
Japan
No German Defences on Rhine Left Bank and Beyond
Paris reports a peace conference agreement allowing no German garrisons fortifications or war factories not only on the left bank of the Rhine but also along a 30 mile strip on the right bank. The Temps cites progress in negotiations.
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Paris
Germany
Rhine
Allied Troops Landed at Constanza for Hungary
A Copenhagen despatch to the Central News reports from Bucharest that entente troops are being landed at Constanza on the Black Sea coast. They are en route to Hungary.
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Hungary
Constanza
London
Bucharest
Entente
Black Sea
Copenhagen
Central News Today
Hungarians Deny They Are Copying Bolshevism
Budapest reports to the American peace delegation say Hungary now led seeks peace and orderly army, claiming contrast between their Communism and Bolshevism. Officials insist they do not copy Russia’s programme but pursue distinct policies for internal order.
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Budapest
Hungary
Hungarian Communists Seize Jewels in Budapest Order
An edict issued in Budapest by the new Hungarian government commands that jewels and precious stones valued above 20 crowns be surrendered to the communist government without payment.
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Covpenhagen
Budapest
Masses urged to honor colored troops homecoming
Governor Coolidge calls Massachusetts citizens to celebrate the homecoming of the Massachusetts colored soldiers on Thursday April 3 in Boston. He requests flags on public buildings and a widespread display from private homes and businesses to show appreciation for their service. Signed Calvin Coolidge.
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Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidge
End of Textile Strike Still Unsettled Amid Mediation Efforts
Lawrence reports failed bid to end the textile strike as Henry Endicott's mediation is rejected by mill owners. Union leaders warn of hunger risk without funds while picket lines grow and contractors refuse higher pay. Loom fixers and carpenters join action with demands for bonuses and an 80 cent hourly rate.
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American Woolen Company
Mr. Lindicott
A. J. Muste
James J. Milliken
Everett
Endicott
Joan Mercer
Arlington Mills
Madicott
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of New York
Lawrence
Essex Street
Lexington Hall
Jackson Street
Carpenters
Strikers Refuse to Finish Winchester Welcome Arch
The district carpenters strike for higher wages halts completion of the soldiers’ welcome arch on Winchester Common. Master builders pledge to finish the arch themselves while carpenters in nearby towns protest for 40 cents an hour for an eight hour day, up from 5 cents.
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Winchester
Winchester Common
Woburn
Stonehar
Tending
Wakefield
Arlington
Melrose
Lexington
Blockade Policy Oversight by Trade Commission Aired
The text notes the International Trade Commission at Vienna will supervise to prevent re export to Germany as part of a broader military oriented discussion. It reflects wartime controls and Allied measures against German trade.
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International Trade Commission
Vienna
Germany
Trade resumption with German Austria authorized by War Trade Board
The War Trade Board ordered resumption of trade and postal cable communication with German Austria effective tomorrow. Imports will mostly face no restrictions apart from military goods. shipments should go directly to Adriatic ports like Trieste. Mail should route via France Italy or Switzerland on licensed liners.
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Washington
War Trade Board
Associated Nations
Austria
Adriatic
Trieste
France
Italy
Switzerland
United States
Germany
Luxemburg
Ships From 26th Division Reach Atlantic Homeward Run
First Naval District officials expect wireless contact with one of four transports bringing home the 26th Division today. Mt Vernon sailed March 27 with 235 officers and 5563 men. America followed March 28 with 364 officers and 6816 men. Agamemnon sailed March 31 with 412 officers and 5457 men. Mongolia also sailed March 31 with 168 officers and 4385 men. All reports show no sick or wounded aboard.
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First Naval District
Mt. Vernon
France
Atlantic
Otter Cliffs
Charlestown
America
Agamemnon
Mongolia
South Boston Plans Parade for Logan
A South Boston citizens committee reported that Colonel Edward J. Logan and the 26th Division soldiers from the district will parade in South Boston around the time of Boston’s big military parade. The group aims to give the soldiers the district’s largest reception and to aid their post discharge employment. Judge Michael J. Creed presided.
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South Boston
Edward JL. Logan
Municipal Building
Boston
Michael J. Creed
Cole News Conference Highlights 52d Brigade Record
Brigadier General Charles H. Cole praised the 52d Brigade of the 26th Division for exceptional service in France. He cited courage, training, and sacrifice, urging vigilance to prevent future wars as the unit returns to Boston. Governors and officials from New England attended the banquet in Copley Plaza.
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Charles H. Cole
Boston
New England
Copley Plaza
Cole
Leutenants
Reators
New Zingland
West Infantry
General Cole Recalls 103d Sacrifices and Chateau Thierry
Speech by General Cole recounts the 103d Infantry breaking the line from Chateau Thierry to Soissons and near casualty figures. He recalls Col Logan and Capt Logan in front lines, and praises Pershing, Foch, and Allied leadership. Boston officials and governors extend greetings and honor Massachusetts troops.
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Chateau Thierry
Foch
103D
Soissons
Eligible for Seats in the Grandstands
The State and city receptions committee for the 26th Division announced that relatives of Yankee Division members who died in service may apply for grandstand tickets by personal or mail request. Applicants must provide the deceased’s name, rank, organization and home address for verification before tickets are mailed. Wounded or distant members may apply by mail. those able must apply in person.
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Boston
German financial envoys reach Pont Saint Maxence near Compeigne
The German financial commission arrived today at Pont Sainte Maxence about 15 miles southwest of Compeigne. They motored to the Chateau Plessis Villette where they will stay. Access to the chateau is forbidden and guards are stationed at all entrances.
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Compeigne
Paris
Associated Press
German Financial Commission
Pont Sainte Maxence
Chateau Plessis Villette
New Passport Ruling for British Kingdom
The British acting consul general in Boston informs that British subjects traveling to the United Kingdom must apply at the British consulate general in Boston for passports. American citizens with US passports must obtain the military control officer's visa at the same address to enter the United Kingdom. British subjects need a permit from US immigration authorities in Boston to leave, issued only after the British passport is received. The notice covers Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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Boston
United Kingdom
State Street
United States
United Wingdom
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Reparation Formula Gaining Ground At Paris Conference
In Paris on April 1 the idea of a formula to cover reparation in figure grows. A commission to assess losses of nations is suggested. Foreign ministers rejected George Ni coll Barnes proposal for a plenary Saturday meeting. King Albert of Belgium arrived and may meet President Wilson to discuss Belgian interests.
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Paris
George Nicoll Barnes
Albert
Belgium
Wilson
Baker Changes Plans for Victory Parade in Washington
Secretary Baker announced that a three division victory parade in Washington is not feasible. Only the 42d Rainbow Division will be reviewed, with plans for a divisional parade now under study and whether even that can be arranged remains undecided.
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Washington
Baker
France
Marine Brigade
42D
Rainbow
National Guard
Boy Killed in Watertown
Teo T. Hayes a nine year old Watertown resident was struck and fatally injured by a car driven by Alfred F Berry of Waltham at Main and Lexington streets. He died at Doree Hospital about a half hour after the accident. Berry was arrested on charges of manslaughter and operating a vehicle to endanger the public. Bail set at $500 on each charge.
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Teo T. Hayes
Robert W. Hayes
Oakland Street
Watertown
Alfred F. Berry
Ellison Road
Waltham
Main
Lexington Streets
Doree Hospital
Halbour
Berry
Tie
Bishop Lawrence Plans Confirmation Services This Month
The bishop arranges confirmations to administer the rite this month. Most appointments are in churches outside the city. He will officiate at the Holy Conjugation service at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul after morning service.
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Lawrence Iis Tee
Down
St. Paul
Heep Bond Drive to Start in New York
The State Industrial Commission launches a “keep your bond” campaign to stop foreign language speaking residents from losing hundreds of thousands of dollars on Liberty bonds. The drive begins Saturday in centers with large foreign populations to aid local buyers.
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Heep Bond
New York
Pndustrial Commission
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Franklin Perkins
Coolidge
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R. Livingston Beechman
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