Hisses at Carnegie Hall over League Covenant
United States Senators Niram Johnson and James A. Reed spoke at Carnegie Hall under the League for the Preservation of American Independence. They attacked Article 10 of the League covenant, mocked President Wilson, and faced boos and hisses from about 400 attendees as they urged against guaranteeing foreign territories.
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Predict Early Fall of Hungarian Reds
Vienna dispatch reports Budapest Social Democrats and labor unions oppose the Bolshevik cabinet amid food shortages. Bolshevik regime faces collapse as prospects rise for a Socialist cabinet led by Weltner. Bela Kun reportedly escaped with belongings and papers abroad.
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East German Secession Plot and Reactionary Move
Reports from Koenigsberg describe reactionaries led by generals forming a directorate to split East Prussia and other eastern provinces from Berlin and resume conflict with Poland. The effort involves Junker influence, secret Polish groups, and fears of treason prosecutions as unrest grows in the east.
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World Peace Foundation Sees Paris Treaty As New World
The World Peace Foundation issued a statement praising the Paris treaty for advancing the Fourteen Points and the American program. It says the treaty makes a new world politically and morally, and extends democratic principles to a league of sovereign nations.
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German funds to cut food prices promise reforms
Berlin reports say the German government seeks a 5 billion mark appropriation to lower food prices amid unrest. The plan targets stabilizing living costs while cracking down on sabotage and political agitation. In London, the railway minister pledges rationing and price relief, with 1.5 billion marks to be spent over three months.
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