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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1920
Page
4
Foreign Office reports activity at the London office through the night as rumors swirl about Kaiser’s second son possibly becoming emperor.
London reports the foreign office formally denies that the Entente recognizes the new German government led by Von Kapp. The denial came amid international clarification on postwar diplomatic status.
Paris reports March 15 that immediate pulling of the French garrisons at Weisbaden and Neustadt is under consideration by the government.
Reports indicate soldiers in Brunswick and Kruxhaven doubt the old government and consider joining the new regime as loyalty shifts. Local officials warn of potential rapid turns in allegiance amid mounting uncertainty.
Paris dispatch from March 15 notes morning newspapers harshly condemn President Wilson Premier Lloyd George and ex Premier Clemenceau for pushing the Versailles treaty that would dissolve Germany more completely.
Dr. Wilhelm Von Kaufbeuren the German charge in Paris sends a communication to the British foreign office stating that the Kapp coup lacks broad backing among the German people and did not receive majority support.
Berlin report states General Nolette head of the French military mission in Berlin attempted four times on an unspecified target. Details remain sparse as authorities review the incident and its implications for diplomatic efforts between France and Germany.
Sunday talks with new government heads were refused. Officials vow stern action and announce that any public utility employees who strike will be arrested for high treason. The regime signals an iron fist against dissent and labor unrest.
Paris dispatch reports French forces on the Rhine begin forward movement by order of Marshal Foch. Heavy infantry with artillery concentrate in the occupation zone and advance through Rhineland villages.
Paris March 15 A Journal report states a soviet government has been proclaimed in Bavaria located in southern Germany.
Mrs Stanley Green will host the Silk Stocking club Wednesday at two thirty in the afternoon. She will leave for Birmingham on Thursday to establish her home there.
Mrs. D D McGehee will host the Berean club on Wednesday afternoon. Each member should bring a quotation on Education. Miss Cameron is visiting Mrs W N Sholl for a few days.
The second Junior Music Study Club meeting occurred Saturday afternoon with Miss Willie Fiest Price hosting. President Daphne Graves opened the program after roll call, featuring Sue Rives Brown instrumental solo and Christine Almon with Margaret Clarkson in a duet, plus violin and other instrumental numbers and a social hour with refreshments.
Mesdames B B Pickens and B B Preuit will entertain at a bridge luncheon in compliment to Mesdames Julia Lewis and Martin Phelan. The event will be hosted Wednesday at a local venue.
The Hubbard family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and loss of their husband and father. They thank friends for sympathy, beautiful florals, and those who lent cars, signed Mrs. John T. Hubbard and Family.
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