Allies plan effects on Hungary and martial law
Paris dispatch reports Budapest considering Allied withdrawal and disarmament of French troops as martial law is proclaimed. American representatives may be asked to stay for protection. Death penalties issued for armed resistance, robbery, and looting. Liquor sale fines set at 5000 crowns and drinking fines at 10000 crowns. Two British monitors reach Budapest amid Danube fighting. a patrol boat is seized and returned.
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Paris
Associated Press
Budapest
Danube
Hungary, German Austria Affected by Soviet Rumors
Reports from Vienna indicate a threatening state of affairs in Hungary with discussions of transforming the government into a soviet system by April. Agents in Vienna say a soviet government may merge with Hungary’s, though no Soviet government is confirmed and the entire country has not declared for the Soviets.
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Vienna
Aris
Associated Press
Hungary
Hungarian Military Chief Orders Soldiers Back to Units
Budapest reports that the Hungarian commissioner for military affairs orders all soldiers to rejoin their units without delay, warning that failure to do so jeopardizes the Hungarian Soviet government. Count Karolyi, farewell remarks on the D rinkov cabinet frame Hungary's crisis as a result of blindness and ill will, and that salvation requires international help.
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Hungary
International
Income Tax Expert Here For The Week
R. R. King Jr of Greensboro, representative of the internal revenue collector office, is in the city for the week to assist corporations in making out income tax reports. He notes the forms are complex and require legal and diplomatic skill to file properly, and he has set up headquarters in the civil service room at the post office building for those needing help.
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R. R. King, Jr
Greensboro
Internal Revenue Collector’s Office
Mr. King
Post Office
Civil Service Room
Russians Seek French Mission Members as Prisoners
Paris reports that the Russian Soviet government has asked Budapest to detain the French military mission as prisoners. The move aims to swap the French mission for a Soviet mission alleged held by France at Saloniki, per the Matin.
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Paris
Havas
Matin
Budapest
Saloniki
North Carolina cities seek rate revision to end bias
Chambers of commerce from Raleigh Greensboro Hendersonville Greenville Fayetteville Wilson Zebulon Rocky Mount Goldsboro and Durham filed with the interstate commerce commission to cut freight charges they say are unduly discriminatory against their business. Director General Hines and 34 railroads and steamship firms are named defendants as the plan argues rates unjustly restrict commerce and hinder state growth.
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Washington
Chambers of Commerce
North Carolina
Raleigh
Greensboro
Henderson
Greenville
Fayetteville
Wilson
Zebulon
Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
Durham
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hines
Daniels and party arrival in Paris discussed naval lessons
In Paris Josephus Daniels the American secretary of the navy arrived from Brest at 8 25 this morning with his party. He will stay about five days to discuss naval lessons of the war with British French and Italian authorities. He praised the Brest camp and the War Department for its officers.
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Paris
Josephus Daniels
Brest
Europe
United States
War Department
Hartford Aldermen pass ordinance banning Bolshevik meetings
Hartfort Connecticut March 25 An ordinance to ban unlawful Bolshevik and Industrial Workers of the World meetings, prohibit the display of the red flag and distribution of ultra radical literature was adopted by the aldermen. Penalty includes a $100 fine and six months in jail.
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Hartfort
Conn
Industrial Workers of the World
National American Woman's Suffrage Association Seeks Nonpartisan Stance
A resolution from the executive council calls for the association to abstain from affiliating with or endorsing any political party or candidate. It preserves individual liberty, allowing members and officers to join or support any party or candidate personally. Delegates emphasize no new party will be formed.
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National Association
Woman's Party
Southern Tratele League Meeting Set in Augusta
J T Ryan secretary of the Southern Traffic League calls for the annual meeting in Augusta Georgia on April 10 to elect officers and hear committee reports. Interstate Commerce Commissioner McNard and Senator M D Smith of South Carolina will speak. Ryan urges shippers to attend to protect their interests and foster a strong organization.
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J. T. Ryan
Southern Traffic League
Augusta
Mcnard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Me. D. Smith
South Carolina
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Ryan
New York Troops Parade Through Fifth Avenue in Triumph
Major General John F. O'Ryan's 27th division, drawn from former New York guardsmen, led a triumphant march up flag bedecked Fifth Avenue in wide acclaim. Spectators, numbering in the millions, witnessed a soul stirring pageant unmatched in the metropolis.
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New York
John F. O’ryan
No Big War Likely Says General Maurice At Washington
General Sir Frederick Maurice, former head of British operations, told reporters in Washington that war in the next ten years is unlikely even with Bolshevik movements in Hungary and Germany. He urged speedier progress on peace terms and warned that Germany could slip into Bolshevism if delayed further. He also emphasized the need for a stable German government to secure meaningful peace.
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Washington
Frederick Maurice
Hungary
Europe
Maurice
Germany
Members Asked to Select Committees
Under the chamber of commerce constitution members may choose their preferred department. Secretary Massey urges quick designation of desired branch. Branches include mercantile agricultural publicity traffic and transportation good roads conventions and manufacturing.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Massey
The
Agree On Change Of The Covenant
Paris March 25 The American peace delegation has definitely agreed on an amendment to article 10 of the league covenant to safeguard the Monroe doctrine. The amendment states that agreements under the covenant shall not be construed as an infringement upon internationally recognized policies.
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Supreme Council
Paris
Associated Press
League of Nations
High Point Republican Set to Debut on April 3
The High Point Republican, a new weekly, will launch on Thursday April 3 with Walter Royal among its organizers. Publication day matches other city weeklies. F W Prather from Missouri and Detroit will serve as managing editor, guiding the venture from the Bank of Commerce building with Royal and York.
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High Point Republican
Walter Royal
F. W. Prather
Detroit
Mich
Igh Point Republican
Prather
City
Royal and
York
Bank of Commerce
Paris Press Denounces Silence On Peace Conference
Paris March 25 The supreme council decision to publish only its official communique on proceedings sparks indignation in the Paris press. Newspapers accustomed to foreign affairs comment condemn the move. others echo the communique with sharp sarcasm.
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London
Associated Press
Paris
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Weather outlook shows mild warmth and possible rain
Weather forecast notes fair and somewhat warmer conditions tonight. Wednesday will be cloudy with likely rain in the western portion.
High Point Furniture Market Says Business Strong This Year
Reports from the High Point Furniture Market Association and The Furniture Journal of Chicago indicate better business this year than 1918. T. V. Rochelle and local dealers corroborate optimistic conditions, with a folder highlighting the market's advantages and product variety on display at the local furniture mart.
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High Point Furniture Market Association
Furniture Journal
Chicago
T. V. Rochelle
Local Market Association
High Point
John Woods Home From France Bravest Marine Soldier
John Woods son of Policeman Woods returns on furlough to his parents in the city after service in France. A veteran of Chateau Thierry he has been decorated by the French government for bravery and was wounded in the Argonne fight.
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John Woods
Policeman Woods
France
Marine Corps
Mr. Woods
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
Dr McCain Returns After Clinic Tour in East
Dr. H. W. McCain came back to the city today following an extended stay in Philadelphia and New York City where he attended clinic sessions.
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H. W. McCain
Philadelphia
New York City
Budapest Sealed as Hungarian Rift Weighs Soviets
Vienna reports question the Tlungarian soviet claims and say panic grips Budapest yet a soviet republic is not settled. Rumors of armed surrender to French troops over Bolshevism are denied. An entente banner and Russian troop advance rumors have no basis.
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Copenhagen
Associated Press
Vienna
Budapest
Entente Commission
Hungary
Georgy
Bolsheviki advance toward Hungary reaches Brody
Berne reports the Bolsheviki army moving to Hungary has reached Brody in northeastern Canaoia about 50 miles east of Lem berg. A Vienna dispatch says all socialist parties in Hungary will back the new government as it acts against the entente while rural crowds reportedly shift to the communists.
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Berne
Hungary
Brody
Canaoia
Lemberg
Vienna
Associated Press
Bible Duby Hears Released On Bond
Eight members of the International Bible Students association including Josep Rutherford were released from the federal penitentiary on bonds of 10000 each pending a writ of error hearing set for April 14. They were convicted in Brooklyn recently of violating the espionage act. Rutherford and his party planned to proceed to Brooklyn.
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Atlanta
Internatonal Bile Students Association
Josep Rutherford
Federal Penitentiary
Brooklyn
Rutherford
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