Welcome for 147th Infantry to Cincinnati on April 4
Cincinnati readies for a grand homecoming as the 147th Infantry arrives Friday led by Colonel W. Galbraith Jr. The 186th Field Artillery is to parade in Youngstown and travel by rail to Cincinnati. Mayor Galvin, Congressman Longworth, and Judson Harmon coordinate a joint welcome with Mayor’s Reception Committee and a Military escort.
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Cincinnati
John Galvin
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Galvin
147Th Infantry
W. Galbraith
186Th Field Artillery
112Th Military Police
Camp Mills
Pennsylvania Station
Grand Central Depot
Fourth Street
Judson Harmon
Second Street
Central Avenue
Camp Sherman
Home Guards
Loy
Mitchell
Business Men’s Club
Henry Frost
Weather summary across states with temperatures and conditions
Ohio and Kentucky show fair and cold to mild relief with Tuesday rising temperatures. West Virginia and Indiana expect colder Mondays, with cooler or fair conditions Tuesday in portions. Regional stations report temperatures from Worton to New Orleans and Omaha to Nashville, plus a March 30 1919 Cincinnati record and three prior years for comparison.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Worton
Kansas Citys
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Denver
Aie
Nashville
San Ie
Memphis
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
Cincinnati to Welcome Submarine Visit
A German submarine is expected to reach Cincinnati in a few weeks as a Liberty Loan publicity stunt. Five captured subs are en route to travel up the Mississippi and Ohio rivers stopping at major cities to promote Liberty Loan. American sailors aboard will offer hospitality and dainties to residents, not hostility.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Cincinnati
Liberty Loan
Mississippi
Ohio
Firemen threaten mandamus and appeal over union fight
William Thorndyke counsel for discharged firemen says they will seek mandamus in courts and then appeal to the Ohio Legislature after Safety Director John Holmes denies their appeals to the Civil Service Commission. He notes organized labor backs the firemen as they challenge Rule 55 and removal procedures. The dispute centers on union sympathy and discipline in the city fire department.
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Ohio
William Thorndyke
John Holmes
Civil Service Commission
Thorndike
Thorndyke
Holmes
Organized Labor
Central Labor Council
Tubor Union
Fire Fighters’ Association
Houston
Crawford
Mexico Admits Land Turned Over to Japanese Firms
General Amado Aguirre, Under Secretary of Development and Agriculture, said Japanese corporations have concessions to farm lands in Lower California. He stressed the rights are constitutional, align with oceanfront boundaries, and that no Monroe Doctrine issue is involved. He dismissed talk of international controversy as absurd.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Lower
California
Amado Aguirre
Development and Agriculture
Ocean
Amady Aguirre
United States
Taft
Knox
Senate
One Was Mike The Goin All At Camp Sherman
Two twin soldiers Neil and Mike Shea at Camp Sherman differ only by a patch on Mike’s toe. An identification test led to a mix up and a spelling of their names until the patch proved Mike. One twin ships to France while the other remains at base hospital in Ohio.
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Washington
State Department
Lower
California
California & Mewnican Land Company
Los Angeles
Department
Phelan
United States
Lodge
Taft
Magdalena Bay
Associated Press
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Mike
Tather
Neil
Mike I. Shea
Green Bay
Wis
Mach
Mikel L. Shea
Mike L. Shea
Ile
Sle
France
Company EH
364Th Infantry
Debs
Bebs
William Maey
Courthouse Ae
Memorial
Ajman
Budapest
Mary Karolyi
Count Karolyi
Hungary
Republic
Snd
Toledo Riots Erupt After Debs Speech Blockade
In Toledo 5000 gathered near Memorial Hall as officials refused Debs a venue. A substitute speaker was chased away, arrests topped seventy five, and a mob roamed streets crying down the mayor and police. Debs remained ill in Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Memorial Hall
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Cleveland
Thomas Devine
Foch Opens Danzig Talks As Ukrainians Seek Ceasefire
Amsterdam reports Marshal Foch will meet a German plenipotentiary at Spa to discuss Danzig with full guarantees on General Haller's landing. Ukraine signals readiness to negotiate a ceasefire with Poland if allied demarcation lines align with current fronts. Fiume declared in a state of siege as allied commanders control the Adriatic port.
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Foch
Danzig
Fiume
Associated Press
Amsterdam
Germany
Marshal Foch
Spa
Haller
Berlin
Mathias Erzberger
Berne
Stanislau
Lemberg
Austria
Adriatic
South Slav Press Bureau
Bolshevik Forces Claim Kiev Seizure and Shifts to Romania
Reports from Stanislau dated March 28 via Vienna say Russian Bolshevik forces have captured Kiev and are turning toward Romania. The dispatch comes from Vienna and is carried by the Exchange Telegraph Company.
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London
Kiev
Stanislau
Galicia
Vienna
Exchange Telegraph Company
Allied forces eye unified front under Mangin across Europe
Paris reports General Mangin may gain extension of authority to command the Polish army and coordinate allied operations from the Baltic to the Black Sea. Le Matin says the measure will be considered by allied military authorities to establish a single front.
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Paris
Mangin
Hungary
le Matin
Baltic Sea
Black Sea
Hogs in Hogs Proves International Puzzle
Paris reports Hungary faces a growing fats shortage prompting the American Relief Administration to seek return of 250 000 hogs taken to southern provinces for fattening. Negotiations consider purchase or barter to restore these hogs to the hungry population.
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Paris
Hungary
American Relief Administration
Robbers Blow Safe at Woolworth Store in Lancaster
Robbers blew open the safe in the Woolworth store in Lancaster Ohio early today and escaped with several hundred dollars. The blast damaged stock and the building.
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Lancaster
Woolworth
Americans raid Bolsheviks line near Bolsheia Ozera
An American patrol yesterday raided the Bolshevik communication line south of Bolsheia Ozera causing confusion among enemy relief detachment. American guns shelled the town and airplanes dropped bombs on the place while Bolshevik artillery shelled American positions at Nemiar and Vagua.
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Archangel
Bolsheia Ozera
Nemiar
Vagua
Root Endorses League But Suggests Changes
At the Peace Conference Paris March 30 progress is reported on indemnity terms after careful study of German industry and future prospects. American delegates warn against possible duress terms and seek to protect the Monroe Doctrine. A revised covenant report awaits plenary submission as the commission finalizes its formula for the Council of Four.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Wilson
Council of Four
Treaty Makers Bring Work 10 Last Obstacles
Paris March 30 Persistent efforts by American delegates with British and Italian support accelerated councils planning the peace treaty. Focus centers on Monroe Doctrine and reparations as main remaining hurdles. Wilson expected to resolve delays as German terms face cautious handling. Congressmen visit, President attends church, but no committed stance on outstanding issues.
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Paris
Wilson
Lloyd George
Clenénéeau
Versailles
Danzig
Poland
Navy to Help Sailors Stranded in New York City
Navy to open office at 1241 Broadway in New York to assist discharged sailors with transportation home and to process claims for the $60 bonus. Discharged sailors lacking funds in New York reportedly seek railroad tickets from charities, and the office will accept applications for transportation and bonus claims.
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New York
Washington
Navy Department
Broadway
Former Secretary Root backs Covenant with six amendments
Elihu Root urged modifications to the League of Nations covenant including arbitration enforcement, a five year unanimous guarantee, and protection for American interests in the Western Hemisphere. He proposed withdrawing the Monroe Doctrine from external decision making and adding inspection powers to enforce disarmament, arguing for a redrafted covenant before U.S. entry.
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Associated Press
New York
Elihu Root
The
League
United Inten
Root
Will H. Says
Republican National Committee
Leaghe
Grant
Arthur
Harrison
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Root
Leon Bourgeois
Hene Ee Disarmament Commission
Defiito
Mass meeting in St Louis protests national prohibition
More than ten thousand people gathered in St Louis under the Central Trades and Labor Union to adopt resolutions opposing nationwide prohibition set to take effect July 1. The resolutions likened prohibition to autocratic powers of despots.
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ST. Louis
Central Trades and Labor Union
World Wide Prohibition Drive Planned by Presbyterian Church
New York reports plans for a global anti liquor campaign to counter possible movement by American brewers and distillers after Prohibition. The effort emphasizes the Orient with China and India targeted as missions advance. Missionaries and agents will lead the fight, with four representatives already in Europe. a campaign also targets gambling cock fighting and bull fighting.
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Orient
Presbyterian Church
China
India
Mexico
Europe
Turbulent Budapest under Bolshevik spread alters power
Vienna dispatch reports sweeping changes in Budapest as Soviet practices replace bank presidents with clerks and workers elect heads of factories. Stores close for inventories, rents go to the government, and trustees must sign checks. Refugees flee toward Vienna while aristocrats face dispossession.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Moscow
Budapest
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Music Hall
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Walnut
C. E. Lay
Mandan Cuty
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Aguirre
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Cornell Schreiber
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GARRY
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