Treasury Secretary praises bonds amid war loan push
March 22 Crewan notes turmoil as 1300 Liberty Loan workers at the Mitel La Salte are interrupted. Secretary defends rate and memory of fallen soldiers while Detroit banker Abner Larned argues over price and interest. Audience cheers, urging a five percent rate to fuel bond sales.
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Egypt in Revolt Forces Rally as Allenby Heads To Cairo
London reports Egypt’s unrest widens with Bedouin bands raiding villages in Baketra. General Allenby is summoned from Palestine and will reach Cairo Tuesday as Bayot troops reinforce. Some Egyptian police and officials slain amid riots in Cairo and Tantah, blamed on nationalist leaders.
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Distillers Challenge Prohibition in Federal Law Case
New York reports that a nationwide organizers committee plans to sue to test the constitutionality of the federal Prohibition amendment and wartime prohibition act. Lawyer Larry Mason of Chicago was directed to pursue the suit. Separately, Jacob Hoffman Brewing pursues a test case to protect its plans to produce beer with 2 percent alcohol content amid federal oversight.
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Yank kills three in Germany in war report
Amsterdam dispatch from Pranksprice-Main says an American soldier killed three people in a Hessian town on May night after a German frontier guard asked two GIs for passes. The Americans complied, then one drew a revolver and killed the German, wounding others before fleeing with a compatriot.
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Italy Threatens Walkout at Peace Conference Over Fiume Row
Paris dispatches report Italy plans to withdraw from the peace conference unless Fiume remains Italian, with bitter clashes over Dalmatian coast terms. Premier Orlando warns Italy will not yield Flume, the Gulf of Quarnero harbor, amid Jugo Slavic demands for a Croatian outport. Col House says a peace treaty including the League of Nations covenant could be ready for signature by March 29.
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US seeks details on attacks by Japanese soldiers
Washington reports the United States government has formally requested Japan for information about attacks on American women in Korea. The State Department requested full details as a preliminary step toward a formal demand for protection of Americans. The department says the reports appear true.
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Railways Get $100 Million for Road Aid
Washington March 24 One hundred million dollars was advanced by the war department to term it road administration to assist in hauling railways over the period until additional funds are made available by congress. Bolsheviks Seize Ukraine reports London March 22 virtually all of the Ukraine is in the hands of the Bolsheviks with fighting at Nikolaev northeast of Odessa. Garment Workers Strike in Cleveland March 21 four thousand workers protested for recognition and shorter hours parading in streets. Bank holdups and strikes disrupt Newark Freeport. Bloody riots in Halle with fifty five killed and 170 wounded. 280 arrested. property loss estimated at 18000.
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Women vote in Minnesota suffrage bill passes senate
The Minnesota senate approved a bill granting women the right to vote for presidential electors by a 49 to 11 vote. The measure, passed by the house earlier, moves to the governor for signature.
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Miss Kathleen Bourke Returns to America for Lectures
Miss Kathleen Bourke, noted for wartime service since the start, has arrived in America to deliver lectures. She stood near the fighting on allied fronts, was wounded at Verdun and gassed at Valenciennes, and raised millions for the Red Cross and other war causes.
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Poles Capture Mitau and Pinsk in Baltic Front
Lettish troops take Mitau the crucial railway hub southwest of Riga while Bolsheviks retreat along the front. Polish forces press the line and force evacuations as reports from Warsaw and Berlin note a planned bolshevik invasion of Germany timed with uprisings. Archangel frontline fighting yields defeats for Bolsheviks with casualties and prisoners reported.
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Uncle Sam Buys Many Autos in War Department Orders
Washington reports motor truck manufacturers delivered 93,541 trucks of all types to the war department, with 115,137 orders left unfilled after cancellations due to the war’s end. Of the delivered trucks, 51,884 went overseas, and only one of 20,023 cars on order remained undelivered by February 1. Ambulances and motorcycles also nearing completion, with 14,078 ambulances and 39,239 motorcycles on order.
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Submarines Leave Hamburg for Allied Powers
Basle dispatch reports ten German submarines have departed Hamburg for delivery to the Entente powers. The March 24 Basle bulletin notes the U boats are en route to allied nations as part of wartime exchange or surrender arrangements.
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Wireless link Ireland and Canada announced by Marconi
London reports wireless telephony between Ireland and Canada announced by the Marconi Company. Washington notes acting secretary Poll’s vacation. Philips will act in his absence. Conductorettes plan legal action to reinstate women conductors. Bolshevik invasion of Germany discussed by National Zeitung with Vienna aims. Whisky theft in Cuengo worth $4000 reported from Nathan Mather’s saloon.
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Muns Send Out Eight Ships From Hamburg
Eight German steamers including the Kuiserg AG guste Vietorie and others sailed from Hamburg for foodstuffs according to Berlin advices. Salaries at Yale Raised announced by Anson Phelps Stokes of Yale University. fellows reportedly approved a plan to increase salaries.
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Opposing Senators Firm as Japan Presses League Change
Edward W. Pickard reports Paris peace talks amid Senate opposition over the League covenant, with Wilson endorsing linked treaties. Japan seeks immigration parity while other nations waver. while Bolsheviks gain in Ukraine, Allied and American forces face friction in Russia and Siberia as labor and political tensions rise globally.
Red Cross Work At Omsk And Siberia Hospitals
Praise for American Red Cross efforts dominates public expression as a well equipped 400 bed hospital opens four versts from Omsk. Led by Dr. R. B. Teusler, the commission has established hospitals in Tumen and typhus care in Petropavlovsk, Cheliabinsk, and Yekaterinburg, with thousands under care and dental clinics in several cities.
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How to Clean Wallpaper and a World Map Display
Instructions describe cleaning wallpaper by tearing into sections, using bells and scramb for dust removal, and sweeping strokes from top to bottom. The text then shifts to a description of a lavish map of France made with precious stones and platinum, titled the most costly map in the world and linked to a grandiose royal narrative.
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Wilson Seeks to Save U S Doctrine Amid League Talks
Paris March 24 The United States presses to safeguard sovereignty and the Monroe doctrine by amending the league covenant to bar any European power from acquiring Western Hemisphere territory without American approval. Wilson and Colonel Hoyse push for the clause despite league opposition as the commission works through Saturday drafting amendments. Also on the agenda are racial privileges in Japan, a French general staff proposal, and disputed Italian claims to Fiume, with economic pressure provisions upcoming.
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Wilson Sees Battlefields in Northern France
President Wilson with Mrs Wilson and aides toured battlefields in northern France. He called the visit deeply distressing yet instructive, giving him a stronger sense of the immense suffering and hardships endured by the French people during the war.
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OLeary Jury Discharged After Deadlock Verdict
New York March 24 the jury in the Jerimiah A O Leary case tied to the American Trust society failed to reach a verdict after 54 hours and was discharged by Justice Hand. The jury found the defendants not guilty on four counts but disagreed on the remaining counts Adolph Stern, manager of Bull where O Leary served as editor, was acquitted.
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GIVES LIFE TO SAVE SISTER
Philadelphia story reports Joseph Weiss twenty and his seven tens sister Lilie perished in a home fire while Weiss tried to rescue her. He reentered smoke filled rooms and both died, mother’s house destroyed. Saginaw revokes six cent fare halting streetcar service as voters pull support. Melborne offers fifty nine thousand dollar prize for air flight. Random fragments include jokes and quips about gamblers and family gossip.
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