Reports on German compromise talks disputed
The secretary to Premier Lloyd George announced a compromise may have been reached between rival German governments but said the confirmation did not come from Germany.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
3
The secretary to Premier Lloyd George announced a compromise may have been reached between rival German governments but said the confirmation did not come from Germany.
Paris dispatch reports the Ebert cabinet demands the unconditional resignation of Dr. Von Kapp. Stuttgart meeting of the national assembly is planned, with conflicting reports on Helferich's appointment and Von Kapp's withdrawal efforts amid barricaded Berlin buildings and heavy troop presence.
Open Hafen dispatches report German revolutionary troops capturing Altona a suburb of Hamburg and Spartacides said to control the entire city of Hamburg as of today March 16.
Revolutionary soldiers clashed with crowds in Berlin during the night. Nine people were killed with more wounded unknown. A general strike continued nationwide amid the street battles and unrest.
The Hague Ma 16 reports a soviet government proclaimed in the Ruhr district of western Prussia. Allied powers view the development but no responsible statesman will comment on Germany policy yet.
International News Service from The Hague reports that about 50 persons were fatally hurt and around 150 injured in street clashes at Leipzig and Frankfurt as of March 1. Authorities continue to assess casualties and investigate causes.
An official message from Berlin to the state department says that officials forecast the present government will fall soon and that the Ebert government will be restored.
Berlin dispatch reports a state of siege in Brandenberg province, Germany. A clash at Stognitz left three dead and 14 wounded, with further fighting continuing in Hamburg.
London reports several German officials of high rank visited Amerongen in recent days, signaling diplomatic activity. The sparse fragment notes travel by German leaders to the Dutch town amid ongoing wartime context.
Reports from Frankfurt indicate militants in the Von Kapp regime blocked Chancellor from making peace with the Ebert government. International News notes continued efforts to prevent restoration of the Hohenzollern dynasty or any re- Prussianization of Germany.
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A dispatch from Amsterdam reports that the former Kaiser was permitted to converse personally with delegates, marking a notable but restricted interaction amid ongoing diplomatic discussions.
March 16 report states the cabinet has approved terms requiring Von Kapp and his followers to quit Berlin and other towns they have occupied, with no further turmoil to follow.
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