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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
6
Irish leaders urge rejection of the League Covenant amid conference talks. Envoys in Paris insist Ireland faces pressure from Allied powers while Irish representatives demand assurances on independence and autonomy during negotiations.
A mid-20th century dispatch reports six officials being deported amid a wider reshuffle of military leadership. General Ivenan Wings and other commanders face reorganization as the political powers push changes at key garrisons and regional commands.
A garbled report describes Sinn Fein activists celebrating a move toward an Irish republic. The text references leaders, political action, and public reaction as the nation considers independence steps.
Negotiators propose submarine destruction as a condition for a final peace agreement with Teutons. The plan ties naval disarmament to broader terms, signaling a potential step toward lasting settlement and easing regional tensions.
Mott New York Frear New Jersey West Meriint Hadhey Washington Tonbenaihe listed as committee appointees. Colorado Moston Murch S-f jen Javad frenzy captain of 195? Brown University suffered a monn death in Brante Hospital per War Department notice to parents. Navy training station awards announced.
A scrambled obituary note honors a Democratic leader, mentioning residence in a western town and ties to a political club. The text references national politics and a recent event tied to a Washington-based group, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
The report lists the steering committee and major committees with notable figures Hankin and cur rency from New York. It mentions public tasks and future forecasts, highlighting personnel such as Towhers, Pugh, and Jonihon from Washington and New York.
Compilation of foreign medals awarded to members of the American Expeditionary Force up to February 26. The piece notes the Legion of Honor and various military decorations including British honors. It records the totals and mentions service in the expeditionary force.
Ambitious protest leader Coxey proposes to move on Washington not on foot but by motorized caravan with transport provided for followers. He says businessmen in many cities offered support and supplies for the projected trip.
Three U S Senators address in New York urge public vote on League of Nations plan. Leaders cite national involvement and American sovereignty as central issues discussed in the rally.
Senators from New York Colorado and California oppose the proposed League of Nations as autocratic and risky for U S sovereignty. They urge peacetime caution with independence and insist any binding commitment be decided by the people.
Secretary Daniels Whitead leads a distinguished party of American seamen sailing to Europe. The crew includes ten naval experts expected to study maritime practices and strategic developments during the mission.
Officials discuss future capital ships and oversea deployment of the American Expeditionary forces. Secretary Daniels and President Wilson plan a voyage from New York aboard the Leviathan to Paris for talks with French leaders. The navy board endorses continuing cruisers and stronger battleship designs, with Admiral Sims commanding U.S. forces in European waters.
More than 200 five ton tanks prepared for the Victory Loan Campaign are to be sent to the War Department for Liberty Loan drives. Each district will route 12 to 2 vehicles per period, with two soldiers per tank and armed with machine guns.
Three bishops of the Protestant Minnesota church sailed from New York aboard the Aquitania en route to Rome. They will seek the Pope's counsel for world church union efforts and plan a likely audience at the Vatican.
A 20 year old youth, Nareh SS Tusa ve Mignone, confessed to robbing securities from Milton oStrohin on Wall Street. He named three accomplices and described luring victims to a deserted stairway where they took $49,000 in Liberty Honda securities and $7,660 in other assets after the incident at an office building.
A chaotic incident near Camn in Wetes leaves several soldiers dead. Riot conditions escalated as rain and confusion hampered medical aid and orderly evacuation. Authorities investigate potential leadership failures and weather-related hazards that intensified the clash.
The article notes ongoing debate over pork and pork product restrictions affecting export conservation. Officials in Vienna, March, and leaders including KMouwlek are cited in discussions about timing for abstaining from or resuming certain production activities. The piece references measures impacting cattle and related market considerations.
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