Cincinnati prepares to welcome returning troops a great demonstration
Mayor Galvin and Colonel Mitchell coordinate regiments from Camp Stuart and Camp Mills for a joint homecoming in Cincinnati. The 147th Infantry and 130th Field Artillery will arrive together with the 112th Supply Train. A large organizing committee and War Camp Community Service are arranging seating for veterans and family members and distributing review-stand tickets.
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Camp Stuart
Cincinnati
Galvin
P. Lincoln Mitchell
130Th Field Artillery
Mitchell
Newport News
Galbraith
147Th Infantry
New York
Camp Mills
Queen City
Nant
Mayer
Mayor Galvin
Colonel Galbraith
Chesapeake & Ohio Road
Baltimore & Ohio
War Camp Community Service
John L. Shutt
McAndrews
Ohio
Washington
War Department
Charles F. Hake, Jr
United States Military Training Battalion Band
Challenge of City Club letter on Bolshevik charges
Covington Kentucky attorney Stephens L. Blakely replies to Cincinnati City Club by accepting a public meeting to present evidence backing charges of pro German and Bolshevik activity in Cincinnati. He notes resignation over club resolutions and cites a secret investigation aided by a dictograph.
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Stephens L. Blakely
Commonwealth Attorney
Covington
City Club of
Cincinnati
Blakely
Covington, Ky
Hornell Hart
City Club
Hart
John L. Richey
Richey
City
Thare
Cincinnatiy
Courtroom clash over garment workers Bolshevism protests
In open court seven garment workers of the Amalgamated Union faced disorderly conduct charges after a confrontation at the Butler Building. Prosecutor Morrissey branded the strikers Bolshevists and warned the case could spark wider trouble if lingered. Samuel Fershtman was arrested amid the melee, and a request for a four week continuance due to illness was denied.
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Morrissey
Samuel Fershtman
Alexander
Amalgamated Union
William D. Alexander
Vitas
Butler Building
Sixth Street
Nicholas Klein
al l
Muller
Mr. Muller
Schwartz-Dreifus Tailoring Company
Catherine Crider
Clinton Avenue
Iershiman
Morissey
Fershtman
First District
Bershtman
The
Irish Home Rule and League of Nations Clash
Democrats see the League of Nations as potentially aiding the Irish cause rather than harming it. They argue the covenant would not force intervention in internal Irish matters and would defend all nations from external aggression, making anti Irish opposition less tenable. President Wilson’s stance is noted as cautious while he travels to Europe to discuss the league.
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The
New York Evening Post, Inc
Washington
League of Nations
League
United States
England
Ireland
British Empire
Paris
Great Britain
America
Executive Council
Iurthermore
Wilson
Europe
League,of Nations
Covenant
Heir Apparent Sought A Stronger Austria
George Creel reveals secret Austrian Hungarian wartime correspondence. The letters discuss Archduke Francis Ferdinand’s stance against Berlin and Budapest power plays. They touch on Italy and Hungary political moves and warn against Serbian conspiracies. The note signals the US will publish documents for the Peace Conference.
Weather forecast themes for multiple states and a 1919 Cincinnati record
The bulletin lists fair to warm conditions for Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia and Ohio with warmer air arriving Saturday. It shows station temperatures for Boston Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Galveston Denver Nashville San Francisco Memphis Winnipeg and Cincinnati. It includes a March 27 1919 weather record for Cincinnati with highs and lows and wind and cloud cover across times.
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Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Ohio
Boston
Kansas City
New Pricans
Omaha
Galveston
Denver
Nashville
San Francisco
Memphis
Winnipeg
Oliangule Teeta
Cincinnati
Emlion
Srcedo
Cdves
Monuments of trees honor five World War II heroes
Vine Street School pupils who died in service are memorialized with tree-shaped monuments. Principal E. E. Ellis received Park Commission approval to plant five trees in Inwood Park on Arbor Day. The deceased include Fred Benzinger, Jacob Waechter, William A. Sohn, Henry Koenig, and Alvin Zorb, who perished aboard ships Ticonderoga and Jacob Jones, in battle or disease in France.
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Vine Street
E. E. Ellis
Park Commissioners
Inwood Park
Fred Benzinger
Jacob Waechter
Ticonderoga
William
Harmon offers ideas on tax amendments in Ohio legislature
Judson Harmon urges changes as Senate adopts resubmission for classification at a May special election. Fouts highway bill advances, preserving the 1 percent Smith Levy while rural House members seek to cap taxes at ten mills. Harmon aligns with opponents on a substitute amendment.
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Judson Harmon
Associated Press
Columbus
Senate
Joint Tax Commission
General Assembly
House
Bebee
Morrow County
Five-Alarm Fire Destroys Siegler Building and Nearby Homes
A morning blaze in Cleveland destroyed the five story Siegler Building and a grocery plus three dwellings near East Third Street and Lakeside Avenue. Strong winds hampered firefighters efforts. sparks ignited five additional fires including city barns near Rockwell Avenue.
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Associated, Press
Cleveland
Siegler
East Third Street
Lakeside Avenue
Rockwell Avenue
Train held up near Bridge Junction in Arkansas robbery
In Marion Arkansas on March 27 a St Louis and San Francisco train en route from St Louis to Memphis was halted near Bridge Junction by three masked men who escaped with about 6900 dollars A fourth gang member reportedly went to Grand Junction to flag another train to prevent a collision
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Marion
Ark
St. Louis
San Francisco
Memphis
Bridge
Grand Junction
League of Nations approves woman suffrage in covenant
Paris reports that the covenant of the League of Nations now opens offices to women. In St Louis the NAWSA convention rejoices as Carrie Chapman Catt and Anna Howard Shaw hail the move, saying democracy and women’s service are recognized worldwide.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
League of Nations
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
National Association
Anna Howard Shaw
The
United States
New Maritime Party Proposed by National Marine League
In New York on March 24 25 the Shipping Board chief Hurley outlined a plan for a government backed mercantile fleet operated with private capital. He urged sale of ships at market prices and joint government private insurance to enable competition with foreign tonnage while keeping ships American owned and used for American trade. He warned against profiteering and stressed public welfare in maritime commerce.
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New York
Maritime Party of the
United States
P. H. W. Ross
National Marine League
Associated Press
Great Merchant Marine
America
Hurley
The
Shipping Board
Congress
Niles
Wilson Denies Covenant Has Finalized Peace Formulation
In Paris on March 27 President Wilson released a statement denying that the covenant for the League of Nations has reached its final form. He says revisions were completed last night, with the draft now in a final drafting stage and to be presented publicly again soon. The report notes amendments on women’s suffrage and withdrawal from the league, and discusses the Council of Four’s work on the Franco German frontier and reparations negotiations.
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Paris
Berlin
Tae-Temps
Pressburg
Raab
Vienna
Central News
Wilson
League of Nations
Commission On
League
Jis
Special Drafting Committee
Council of Ten
League of A Nation
Prentierrs
Council of Four
White House
M. Clemencesiu
War Office
Soft Coal Operators Resume Talks on Prices and Rail Support
Bituminous coal operators say they will not resume price readjustment talks with the Industrial Board until the Rail road Administration and other government buyers pledge cooperation. The National Coal Association and coal leaders accuse the railroad agency of unfair pricing that could set coal below production costs.
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Railroad Administration
Dustrial Board
Department of Commerce
Industrial Board
George N. Peek
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Francis Ferdinand
Austria
Serbia
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George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Count Czernin
Austria- Hungary
Edgar Sisson
Prague
Sarajevo
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Creel
Sisson
Lansing
Peace Conference Commission
Scope of Letters
Immanuel Vosk
U. S.A
Berin
Budapest
Imtel Frederick
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Theerlin
Aehrenthal
Bosnia
Russia
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Count Hoetzendorf
Far East
Lenine
Bela Kun
Kun
George Tehiterm
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Hungary
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Toj Bela Kun
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National Coal Association
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