Volunteers to Serve in Europe Declared by War Dept
U S volunteers prepared for European service under a plan for a special force of 50 000 with officers to be sent from Camp Stewart to serve in France and Poland. The move aims to bolster Allied ranks for years while the United States assembles a capable expeditionary contingent.
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Poland
Weiner
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Warsaw
United States
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London
Archange
Deportations outlined by Attorney General amid wartime policy
The Attorney General outlines a plan to deport about 2000 persons, including teachers and suspected criminals or spies, in a wartime framework. He warns that many prisoners would be held indefinitely and that deportation would apply to aliens deemed a threat to the country after the end of the war.
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Priceer
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Department of Interbith
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Bandits Hold Up Detroit Bank and Escape With 50000
Detroit March 21 Six armed men from Ambulance Company No 161 robbed a branch of the Commonwealth State Bank locking in patrons and escaping with about 50000. Police reported no injuries and the suspects vanished. Local authorities search for the bandits.
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Mich
Mbunitite
Com- Quarers Firet Carpe and Convales Mocwealth State Bank
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Allies to curb Reds big army in Russia
Allied forces report major operations across Hungary and Russia, with Mangin to be recalled for a broader European command. Hungarian rail center Raab captured. Czecho-Slovak army advancing toward Vienna Budapest line. Archangel and Siberian fronts total about 850,000 allied soldiers with diverse nationalities.
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Paris
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Budapest
Central
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London
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Duonde
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Stephen Pichon
Chamber of Deputies
Dan Ding
United States
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Londra
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Perm
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Kilsheviks
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Jine
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Pressburg
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Amgary
Umderstood
Bolshevists
Raab
Danube
Riinh
Czecho-Slovakia
Karl Kramarsz
Six months to pay for Victory Liberty bonds announced
Washington March 29 The Treasury announces a six month period for paying for Victory Liberty bonds. Deferred payment may be extended over eight percent of six months from May to November. The plan offers favorable terms and expands payment options for buyers.
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Victory Liberty Loan
Ready to Fight Selshevik Paris March 2
Fragmented report cites Harry Savinkwtt and others asserting readiness to resume fighting the Bolsheviks and review war gear. Disjointed notes mention Moscow, London, and Sydney with chaotic details about water and geography.
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Mick Aries
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Overhaul of the League Covenant Advances in Paris
The League of Nations covenant has been overhauled with three major unresolved issues. The Monroe doctrine and a racial equality clause face no immediate talks, while a French proposal for a military staff aims to speed response to invasions. The draft includes a withdrawal right for members and adds labor and trade topics, with no prohibition mention. A White House message from Paris cites progress toward peace.
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League of Nations
League Commission
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League
Robert Cecil
Honse
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Mukino
Geneva
Switzerland
Washington
White House
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Missing U S Soldiers In Expeditionary Force
General Pershing reports to the war department that 5,500 officers and men remain listed as missing from the expeditionary forces. The figure compares with British 161,800 and French 200,000 missing. Reinterments and grave registrations aid identification as records are studied.
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Pershing
War Department
Labors gain council seats and troop movements noted
Paris reports two to three representatives per state on the League of Nations executive council with a likely third seat for labor. U S troops reach Archangel for Murmansk rail work as detachment arrives, with more expected soon. Ebert’s salary set at 25000 dollars monthly with no extras. US films sent to Japan’s Prince Yoshinori Pushimi. Armenian killings reported near Aleppo. 48 Armenians slain. Captain Roosevelt’s son and family return to America aboard the George Washington. Mexican case: Oscar Wallace, an American, found dead after being abducted.
Arrest of Alderman as Debs Rally Sparks Toledo Riot
In Toledo on March 31 a crowd of about 6 000 gathered near Memorial hall to hear Eugene V Debs. Officials refused admission, police fractured the mob and 75 arrests were made before crowds dispersed. Debs was in bed at the Cleveland hotel and a substitute speaker was chased away by police.
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la Cleveland
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Des
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Cornell Schreiber
O0T Asks Treaty Amended
New York March 21 Wilthurno t declared himself an advocate of the league of nations covenant but with amendments mainly to require arbitration and disarmament enforcement provisions, limit the unanimous guarantee of member status to five years, and shield American continental affairs from non American interference. He urged revisions carried out in a context distant from World War settlement issues.
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New York
Wilthurnot
League of Nations
Radicals Triumph in Berlin Local Elections After Spartacist Clash
The independents won nine seats to five for free socialists and two for the democrats in Berlin workmen and soldiers courts elections. The council moved to secure the immediate release of Georg Ledeboor, former sect leader, detained amid the Spartacist unrest.
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Swiss Action to Fight Bolsheviks Sparks London Protest
A strong appeal for an eight Swiss volunteer army to fight Bolshevism is reported by the Daily Express via Geneva sources. The protest garners anticipated support from Switzerland and the United States amid political tension and calls for action against revolutionary forces.
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Te Tawny Gaxelt
Geneva
Deily Express
Amerie
Griggsby and Dig esby Echo on Old Reminders
A short exchange reveals confusion over memories of a first husband and a wife. Griggsby questions why his wife reminds him of him while Dig esby notes unfamiliarity with Aim. The dialogue hints at unread manuscript and checks mentioning envelopes.
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Uouch
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Peace Delegates Quick to Finalize Treaty in Paris
Edward W. Pickard reports swift moves toward a climax as Bolshevism spreads in Hungary and Galicia, with revolts and Soviet governments forming across Eastern Europe. Allies push to finish a peace treaty including a League of Nations framework, while Germany resists terms and Hungary resists Bolshevik influence.
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Germany
Corean Independence Movement Maintains Passive Resistance
The Corean movement for independence persists with passive resistance, despite numerous disturbances in the interior. A secretly printed daily resembling Libre Belgique circulates, informing Coreans of developments. Authorities have reportedly searched Christian institutions seeking mimeograph gear.
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Libre Belgique
Belgium
Ex-Emperor Charles Leaves Austria for Switzerland Without Renunciation
Ex-Emperor Charles and his family departed Vienna for Switzerland, avoiding any formal renunciation of the throne. Vienna papers report four renunciations by German Austria officials, while secrecy accompanied the arrangements for the departure. Swiss officials greeted the party at Buchs before continuing to Wartegg for residence.
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