Allied Mission Members Depart Budapest Except One American
Copenhagen March 26 All members of the Allied military missions except one American officer have left Budapest reports a Vienna dispatch to Abendpost. The Reichspost in Vienna notes allied troops occupying Arad and Szegedin have withdrawn. Martial law is said to be declared in Czecho-Slovakia following events in Hungary.
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Copenhagen
Budapest
Vienna
Abendpost
Berlin
Reichspost of
Arad
Szegedin
Maros
Theiss
Pressburg
Czecho-Slovakia
Hungary
Rumor of European Collapse Is Not Justified
Paris March 25. An American financial expert says persistent rumors of a Europe wide financial collapse are unfounded. He notes conditions are serious but not panicky and expect relief after peace is signed and embargoes lifted. He predicts England will be stronger within a year due to commerce and debt taxation.
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Paris
Associated Press
Europe
England
Hitchcock
United States
Incorporation Of Soviet System In German Constitution Proposed
Berlin reports the German government will submit to the Weimar assembly's constitution committee a plan to include the Soviet system in Germany's framework. The semi official Gazette describes a three chamber government as the aim of the reform.
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Germany
Berlin
Copenhagen
Weimar Assembly
Nevernmant
Wilson to Accept Amendment to Covenant From Ex President
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson is inclined to accept several amendments to the league of nations covenant. The Matin notes one amendment proposed by former President Wilson as a likely favorable order of discussion.
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Paris
Havas
League of Nations
Wilson
Twenty six German ships pass Cuxhaven heading to Allies
Berlin March 25. Twenty six German ships leaving German ports for one by the Allies in exchange for food have named Cuxhaven. German ships also leaving Goettingen and Embden, two ships leaving each of these ports.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Cuxhaven
Goestmunde
Unde
Embden
Jomny
Madrid building trades push for eight hour day
Madrid reports government decrees aim to standardize work hours for building trades. The moves target contractors and employers, signaling a broader shift in labor conditions. Local officials note tensions as negotiations continue.
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Madrid
N D Soldiers Urge Sign Referendum on Vernicious Legislation
Former members of the Nonpartisan League urge voters to sign referendum petitions today. They encourage friends and supporters to back home in backing the referenda against what they call vernicious legislation.
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N. D
Nonpartisan League
New Blow Up At Capitol Is Expected
Predicted developments at the North Dakota state board of university and school lands meeting, with two Nonpartisan factions represented on the statehouse board. Governor Frazier chairs the Townley group alongside insurgents including Haji, Kositzky, and Langer. Minnie Nielsen, independent but potentially nonneutral, stands as state superintendent of public instruction.
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Herald
Bismarck
N. D
State House
State Board of University and Schoolands
Townley
Carl R. Kositzky
William Langer
Minnie Nielsen
Board of Administration
Ap- Chicago
League of Nations
Neil C. Macdonald
G. M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Committee On Foreign Relations
Association of Commerce Today
Polish Troops Gain Victories in Pinsk and Grodno
Paria reports Polish headquarters announce Bolshevik forces driven back in the Pinsk and Grodno districts. Grodno city administration reportedly taken over by Polish authorities, Bolshevik troops routed near Heng caret and aisteice, with seized matériel including cannons, machine guns, ammunition, locomotives, and railway assets valued at about half a million rubles.
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Grodno
Paria
Pinsk
Heng Caret
Aisteice
Pinak Haven
Telegraphic Briefs From Basel to Milwaukee
Basel reports Charles left Austria without renunciation of the throne. Washington notes improved sentiment in taboo conditions in the United States. Paris cites Hungarian peace conference actions as a chief cause of conflict. Boston records Ralph Brady and Mare Bat in twelve rounds. Milwaukee notes Mike Obbons defeats Leo Buck in eight rounds. Milwaukee also lists A Walsh, former White Sox star, joining Clarence land’s team for tonight and the weekend.
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Basel
Vienna
Charles
Austria
Prater in Intereston at Capitol Role Clash
William J. Prater of Burleigh county publican central committee and secretary of the state board of university and school lands is amid a political rift at the capitol. He remains aligned with the governor while clashing with most board members, and Kositzky’s independence now threatens Prater’s position and influence in the heavily controlled printing bill debate.
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Kositzky
Townley
Prates
Prater
Public’ Printing Commission
Petisia
Printing Commission
Board of Univerity and School Lands
Board of University and School Lands
State Hall
Commission Hears Rate Case In Grand Forks
Testimony in the Grand Forks rate case before the state railway commission was completed Tuesday night. The commission has taken the case under advisement and no decision is expected for ten days or more. W. H. Hagenah testified on valuation of the utility’s property. Northern States Power argued earnings were too low and urged a possible increase, while officials anticipated no immediate improvement.
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Grand Forks
W. H. Brown
W. G. Brownell
Red River Power Co
Grand Forka
Bangs
W. H. Hagenah
Hagenah and Erickson
Northern States Power Company
Byllesby
Ralee
Thoman, McDermott
Northern ‘Statea Power Company
State Railway Commission
Peck
Minneapolis
McDermott
Not Notified Till Case Practically Over Says Bangs
On March 5 the railroad commissioners informed city auditor Alexander and Bangs that the rate hearing would be held Thursday March 27. On March 17 Bangs wrote the attorney general offering assistance. A letter from assistant attorney general Pacckard notes the Fargo utilities case set for March 25 and Grand Forks for two days later, with subpoenas issued for all needed participants.
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Board of Railroad
Alexander
Attorney General
Pacckard
Fargo Utilities
Grand Forks
Secretary of the Railroad Commission
Prussians vote against giving up Rhine territory
Paris reports that the Prussian national assembly refused to relinquish any Rhine area, notably the Saar basin, amid protests against a so called enslaving peace. Dispatches cite widespread demonstrations organized by the government via Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau, the foreign secretary.
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Paris
Havas
Prussian National Assembly
Germany
Rhine
Sarre
Theurich
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
foret@n
Krueger Jury Progress Slow in Wisconsin Case
Nelllaville Wis March 26 The jury selection for Louis Krueger and his sons Frank and Leslie in the Harry Jensen murder case proceeds slowly A gunfight at Withee last fall led to a fatal arrest attempt and new evaders shot during the incident
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Nelllaville
Wis
Louis
Krueger
Frank
Lesiie
Harry Jensen
Withee
Sen
Wisconsin House kills grain elevator state ownership bill
Madison March 26 The Wisconsin lower house killed a constitutional amendment for state ownership and operation of grain elevators. The assembly also rejected the Knappe bill that would bar recovery against railroads for ordinary negligence. Senate approved the LaLuperi ty appropriation bill. Both houses to meet tonight for Senator Lenroot address.
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Madison Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
I. L. Lenroot
Former Premier Karoly of Hungary Reported Killed
An unconfirmed rumor from Budapest claims former Prime Minister Karoly of Hungary has been killed, with reports passing through Prague. The item is unverified and circulating in early leads from Berne on March 26.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
Vienna
Budapest
Raab
Danube
Wekerle
Vienna Volkablatt
Alexander Wekerle
Hungary
Berne
Praguy
Promice Karoly
2000 Egyptian Houses Sacked Says Report
Cairo reports from March reveal riots in Egypt with two thousand village houses looted. British soldiers killed. mobs sacked railway stations at Rekkah and El W, a Cairo express train pillaged, railway worker murdered. Miniet Camp station raided, prisoners released, military fire. Over three dozen natives killed, many wounded. Cairo police praised for restraint.
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Cairo
Egypt
Montreal
Pris Pee Nba
Eb] Rekkah
el W
State Railway
Miniet
Prussians Seek Ten Million Mark Credit Crisis Warned
Berlin reports a request for a ten million marka credit as Prussian finance minister Suedekum cites a six billion marka debt by May 31 and a 2.4 billion marka deficit described as unprecedented and catastrophic Premier Herech vows to defend against threats while Fargo jury in Mills espionage case weighs whether he aided campaign foes.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
Herr Suedekum
Minee of Finance
Herech
Fargo
N. D
Walter Thomas Mills
United States
West Prussia
Posen
Upper
Silesia
Nonpartisan League
League
Mills
Allied Troops Attack In Snowbound European Front
In icy conditions near Bolaberile and Bolehein-Osera Allied and American forces press the Bolshevik defense. West and east flanks clash amid waist deep snow as artillery and air support try to push a breakthrough while troops endure Arctic weather and dog warning tricks in a tense frontline. French escape through two days of treacherous travel to rejoin Allied lines.
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Orth Rusala
Monfiay
Associated Press
Bolehein-Osera
Arctic Tanta
Berlin submits provisional April to June estimates
The German government presented to the national assembly provisional estimates for April May and June including authorization to issue treasury certificates totaling three billion marks. New appropriations fund a commercial news service in the foreign office to promote German trade and fix minister salaries at sixty four thousand marks yearly. President Ebert is allotted 100000 marks for social expenses and entertainment. Washington reports a billion dollar fund for financing foreign trade will soon be opened to American exporters through loans from the War Finance Corporation.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Natonal Assembly
Treasury
Foreign Office
Ebert
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Suits Filed Against Hibbing and Stuntz Towns in Minnesota
Separate suits were brought in district court today by the state public examiners department against the village of Hibbing and the town of Stuntz in St. Louis County. The department seeks compensation for special examinations conducted in 1915 and 1917. Hibbing is asked to pay 5398 dollars and Stuntz 1193 dollars.
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Paul. Minn
Hibbing
Stuntz
St Loud County
State Public Examiners Department
Ttose
Bryats
First Meeting of Premiers Under Wilson's Plan
Paris dispatch reports the first gathering of premiers under President Wilson's plan to hold continuous meetings until major issues blocking peace are solved. The talks cover Bolshevik expansion, Hungary upheaval, boundary questions, and reparations discussions as the council seeks early peace pledges.
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Associated Prem
Wilson
Europe
Hungary
Central
Russia
Lithuania
Supreme Council
War Office
Marshal Foch
Thwaites
Staf
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