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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1919

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Root Suggests Six Amendments to League Draft

The Fresno letter from Elihu Root to Hays outlines six proposed amendments to the League covenant. They include restricting arbitration to justiciable disputes, periodic conferences to codify international law, protecting American Monroe Doctrine and immigration from League control, and a five year withdrawal notice with a one year notice for exit, plus armament verification and covenant revision after five to ten years.

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Mr Roots Letter on League of Nations Proposal

Mr Roots letter from New York dated March 28 discusses the proposed League of Nations Convention. He argues for an effective international organization to safeguard peace but identifies faults in the current plan that could cause failure if not corrected. Continued on Page Four.

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Tidewater Boatmen Lead Harbor Strike Breakaway

About 2,600 Tidewater Boatmen, a quarter of New York harbor workers, voted to break from the Marine Workers Affiliation and accept private boat owners terms. The move reduces strikers to 6,000 as other unions eye follow.

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Japanese land concessions in Lower California raise concerns

Mexico's General Amado Aguirre announced Japanese corporations hold concessions to farm lands in Lower California. He said pre Constitution actions voided grants to a Los Angeles company and that only Mexican citizens may own land there, limiting foreigners to 2,800 hectares. Washington officials await further U.S. guidance amid the matter.

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Senators Debate Fate of Ex Kaiser in Wartime Trial

Washington lawmakers split over Paris Commission urging a tribunal to try the ex Kaiser for the war crimes. Senator Hitchcock backs the trial as a step toward international justice, while Senators Borah and Watson doubt it would hold individuals accountable, arguing Prussianism rather than a single man caused the war.

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Deadlock at Paris Stirs Danzig Crisis and Polish Question

Reports from Berlin and Weimar describe a crisis over Danzig and the Polish corridor as the Entente notes threaten German terms. German presses urge a firm reply while analysts warn of possible insurrection and civil conflict if Danzig falls under Polish control before peace.

Seven British Officers Killed in Egypt Uprising

Official Cairo dispatches describe violent events in southern Egypt. A Luxor to Munich train was attacked and officers murdered. courts at Beni-Souef were invaded. British judge targeted. Indian troops aided in driving back revolutionists on March 18 amid widespread looting and Bedouin attacks.

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Allies Declare Fiume in State of Siege

FIUME March 30 The commander of the allied troops has declared Fiume, Austria's big Adriatic port, to be in a state of siege per the South Slav Press Bureau.

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Germany invited to Spa talks with Foch on Danzig

A Copenhagen dispatch reports Germany invited to send delegates to Spa to confer with Marshal Foch about the Danzig dispute. A Berlin note says Foch offered to brief a German plenipotentiary who could decide within twenty four hours on details and guarantees for Haber's troop landing.

London Germany Anl Spa Marshal Foch Danzig Copenhagen Amsterdam Foch Haber Berlin

Prussia Cuts Food to Districts With Strikes

Prussia plans to withhold food from industrial districts where strikes are proclaimed, excluding Dortmund and other strike areas. German steamers under armistice flag arrive for Entente control while French pilots steer ships to Havre. Miners’ demand for a six hour day is said impossible. Germany must boost coal production to pay for food.

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Red Chief Boasts of New Hungary

Red Chief proclaims a new Hungary as masses prepare to fight. Banks address clients as comrades while socialist mottoes top business letters signaling rising political influence.

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Mangin Front From Sea to Sea Across Europe News

Berlin reports Bela Kun praises the Hungarian Soviet regime and outlines reforms from wage abolition to press control, with Red Guards forming. Munich’s workers pledge to follow Russian and Hungarian examples as Spartacide activity shapes Berlin politics. Warsaw votes for alliance with Entente. Polish leaders prepare to travel to Paris. Ukrainians ready to negotiate ceasefire with Poland with Allied mediation.

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Reparations impasse at Peace Conference signals danger

Paris dispatch reports a stalemate among Wilson Clemenceau Lloyd George and Orlando over reparations and Saar territory. The issue hinges on whether German payments reflect Allied damage and if territorial clauses should be linked to compensation, with fears of a grave setback to postwar settlement.

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Budapest Soviet Turbulence Prompts Bellicose Tone

Rotterdam dispatch reports Hungary facing fresh developments that push the Soviet Government to soften its bellicose stance. Bela Kun denies war with the Entente, says relations with the Entente and with Germany Austria are good, and Hungary recognizes no economic frontiers against France, Germany or Russia. Officials say Berlin’s foreign policy notes are to be unconditional.

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