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Newspaper

Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1919

Page

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Townley brands four state officials traitors in urgent open note

National Nonpartisan League leader A C Townley accuses four North Dakota officials of betrayal and urges them to defend charges against the controversial educational measure. The stormy dispute follows heated editorials and official repudations amid a fraught political crisis in Bismarck and Fargo.

Townley Measurel Gee Benson A. C. Townley National Nonpartisan League League North Dakota Leader Seithin Fargo Courier-News Hall State Kealtaky Olson Townley Branda Sansport Capital Daily Press Liggett Legislatora Worth Dakota Tim Iil Gutside Courier-Newa North Dakota League Mem- Ss Bern Sigayteation Sir Maxwells Bismarck

Polands Stronger Nation Needed To Halt Germany East

Polish Premier Paderewski argues for a strong united Poland to block German expansion in the east. He warns that Germany remains a threat if Russia and Bolshevism are aided, urging American support and the seizure of lands like Danzig and Upper Silesia to secure European peace. He highlights ethnic complexities in Galicia and Posen, and the need for independence to counter Pan-Germanism and Bolshevism.

Warma Germany Europe Jan Ignace Paderewal Poland Paderewski Russia Turkestan America China France England Posen Upper Silesia Teschen Paris Galicia Rome Oth Phi Staten

Seamen Refuse to Work on Ships Demanded by Allies

Report from Berlin dated March 21 via Copenhagen notes seamen refuse to operate merchant ships demanded by the Entente. The resolution from a Hamburg meeting on March 1 declares it the duty of all sailors to refuse delivery and to safeguard ships against Allied orders despite pressure.

Hamburg Tefuae

Belgian Royal Visit To Chaumont With Pershing In Attendance

King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium arrived at Chaumont on March 20 for a visit to General Pershing. They traveled by motor car due to unfavorable air conditions, accompanied by Col Tilkens and Countess DeCarmen-Chema. They reviewed the 81st American division, dined at the chateau, and met local civil and military authorities with Allied mission chiefs present. Snow covered the hills but did not dampen the reception by Chaumont residents and American troops.

Pershing Upper Marne Chaumont Courban Fonhing Hinatary

Rathbun Pardon Payment Alleged by Iowa Farmer

Des Moines Iowa March 41 wil 4iam Rathbun a county farmer testifying at the town house judiciary committee investigation said he paid 5000 for a pardon related to the criminal remyim affair. The affidavit dated February 25 1918 was presented as evidence by H M Havner state attorney general and dictated in the Rathbun family presence.

Des Moines Iowa Rathbun

Unclear fragmentary item referencing house clerk and era

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a clerk to the house and a rise tied to a date, with uncertain references to America and an alleged "Crapd" term. Accessible details are too incomplete to determine a clear event, person, or organization.

West Section of Country Hit by Storm Grim Weather Grips West

Denver reports a major snow and sleet storm across western Colorado and Wyoming disrupting wire communication west of Denver and delaying cross country trains. Weather bureau notes severe conditions between Cheyenne and Rawlins with heavy snowfall and downed lines. Some text mentions peace treaty readiness and Bolshevik retreat, indicating multiple items in a fragmented report.

Denver Colorado Wyoming Weather Bureau Cheyenne Rawlins Wyo Ted Uo Mere

Redemption of Block of Bonds Authorized

Washington March 21 The treasury today authorized immediate redemption of a block of 613000000 Joan certificates of indebtedness dated December 6 maturing May 6 at par and accrued interest to the date of redemption. The action aims to clear redemption before the Victory Liberty Loan campaign opens April 21 to allow loan proceeds to reach the treasury.

Washington Treasury Secretary of the Treasury Federal Reserve Banks Federal Rencve Bank of the District

King Drafts Resolutions for League of Nations

Washington March 21 Senator King of Utah Democrat announced he drafted a substitute for the proposed constitution of the League of nations to meet senate objections. He would send it to President Wilson at Paris. It exempts the Monroe doctrine preserves U S control of immigration tariffs and similar questions and allows withdrawal on one year’s notice.

Washington King Utah League of Nations Senate Wilson Paris United Es

Verdi Docked With 1856 Troops For 14 Camps

In New York on March 21 the steamship Giuseppe Verdi arrived from Marseilles with 1856 troops including 28 officers and 995 men of the transportation corps. The forces are distributed among companies 60 82 107 115 and 137 for dispersal to fourteen camps nationwide.

New York Giuseppe Verdi Marseilles

Italian Delegates Threaten To Pull Out Of Conference

Mineola N Y March 31 Dr Walter Krene Wilkins who commanded pending his arraignment on a charge of murder Mee re breakfast this

Mineola N. X Walter Krene Wilkins

Italians demand Fiume be awarded to Italy at peace

In Paris the Italian delegation warns it will withdraw from peace talks if Fiume is not assigned to Italy with the conclusion of the treaty. Premier Orlando states Italy will not yield Fiume, while Jugoslavs press for a Croat port. The dispute centers on Dalmatian coast, Trieste, and the Adriatic Sea outlet amid ongoing frontier discussions.

Paria Associated Press Oriant Col BE. M Ameriasi Orlandy Ion Paris Italy Jugo Bsiav Adriatic Eaipire Dalmatian Triest Fiume Orlando Finmo Beinne Ji Slavia Sincn Wilson Clemenceau Lloyd George Hungary

German ships leave port for United States

Paris reports that the German steamers Cleveland Patricia and Cap Pinistere, to be handed to the United States, sailed from Germany to British ports where German crews will be replaced by Americans, then to French ports to carry American troops home and return with food for Germany under Brussels pact. Bacon and beans form much of the food planned. the movement of gold to Brussels is noted as collateral.

Paris Cleveland Patricia Cap Pinistere United States Germany Brussels England America Golt

German Austria seeks independent representation at peace talks

London reports quote Berlin papers that German Austria desires independent representation at the peace conference. Vienna sources say the question of union with Germany should be postponed until the conference concludes.

London Austria Berlin Vienna Germany

Telegraphic Briefs Across Regions And Topics

Juarez reports Villa loyalists in a key battle about seventy five miles south of Columbus New Mexico. Washington notes food prices fell six percent in February but remain about 75 percent above 1913 averages. New York says a committee moves to challenge the federal prohibition amendment and wartime act constitutionality. Geneva reports former Emperor Charles of Austria requests permission to reside in Switzerland. Eau Claire farmer George H H Clausen convicted under the espionage act by a US district court jury. Paris cites Canadian war costs on Amazon submitted to the reparations commission exceeding 1 500 dollars. Paris Hungary refuses to surrender merchant shipping per Entente demands. Basle Berlin dispatch says Spartacans circulated an alert for a general strike in Berlin and surrounding areas.

Washington New York Committee of Distillers of the United States Eau Claire Wis George HH. Clausen Pleasant Valley United States District Court Paris Amazon

German Drive Recalled As War Shift Began

Washington reports mark one year since Germany's peak assault in Picardy aimed at forcing a breakthrough before American forces arrived. US officers note the moment reshaped the war, with Allied countermeasures and shifting momentum noted alongside later triumphs.

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