Naval Aviation and Battleship Role in War Risk Policy
Washington dispatch notes American experts reject obsolescence of battleships while stressing aviation as a decisive factor in naval warfare. Details discuss wartime insurance reinstatement for veterans, ongoing Navy program debates, and looming 1920 political conventions shaping future defense and leadership.
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Germany and America wrestle with League fate and German turmoil
The article surveys the U S Senate defeat of the League of Nations treaty amid Republican and Democratic opposition and reservations. It notes continued uncertainty over Germany’s postwar upheaval, Bolshevik threats, and the Berlin revolution, with Ludendorff, Ebert, and Hindenburg amid plotting as Kaiser Wilhelm rests in the Netherlands. It also touches on Minnesota primary results for the presidential race and Allied occupation of Constantinople as a nail in Europe’s volatile balance.
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Germany faces cabinet crisis amid resignations and unrest
Berlin reports minister Gustav Noske has resigned to President Ebert with others expected to follow. Independents demand a definite labor cabinet while opposition grows against the trade union agreement. The Ebert Bauer cabinet likely to resign as rural districts rally against the deal. Western Germany and Upper Silesia face serious turmoil, peasants threatening to cut food supplies. Paris tallies 8000 killed since March 23 revolt, including 850 in Merlin atone.
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Strasbourg Strikes Amid Ruhr Occupation and Food Shortages
The city of Strasbourg faces a general strike linked to wage disputes as Allied occupation reshapes the Ruhr. In the Ruhr basin artillery and troops are deployed. rumors say Boehum has fallen to the Reds while Berlin evacuations unfold. Rail service returns gradually and street conditions worsen with shelling and entanglements. Food rations collapse as coal and timber shortages persist. bread and fuel remain unobtainable for residents.
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Wood Asked to Reveal Campaign Fund Total
Washington reports prompt calls by Senator Borah and Rep. Idaho for Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood to disclose campaign fund totals and how money is used. They charge large sums were contributed, urging transparent accounting to restore public trust amid pre-convention money concerns.
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Campaign funds questioned in Senate over Wood support
The article reports that funds for General Leonard Wood’s presidential bid were spent only within strict state and national law. William Proctor, chairman of the Wood Nation Committee, insists the campaign finances complied amid a Borah inquiry in the Senate.
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Women Vote in Philippines Elect Delegates at Portol Fork Convention
Mutlia widuin vote at Deno erathe premieres in the Philippine lands to elect delegates to the Portl Fork Convention. Dia April, when she delegates to the Quibanal convention will be closen.
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Jap Troops to Quit Siberia Amid Bolshevik Rumors
A Reuters dispatch from Peking reports six Japanese units in Siberia will be recalled home due to Bolshevik tendencies among troops, signaling a shift in Allied posture as infections of revolutionary ideas influence military redeployments.
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