13 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
1
Hedley warns a transit strike could halt fuel delivery, endangering land subways for four days. Whitney seeks government aid as Heartmen report few owners have complied. service and fuel supply fragile amid port disruption and union negotiations.
A Newark Jersey City labor action unfolds as 2000 workers march with 100 US soldiers. Disputed union recognition and arbitration terms hinge on the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America. Public officials and the War Labor Board monitor negotiations while McCarter denies cited statements amid ongoing demonstrations.
A chaotic report details raids on rooms of the so called Russian Union with 14 passengers aboard, flights spanning 300 miles, and 200 arrests in a Navy operation. The piece mentions federal officers, a car with foreign rings, and a mass meeting amid radical literature seizures. Police claim a complex espionage scheme tied to wartime era tensions, with ships and convoys, and refers to a court case where several women were bound over to await trial while others were released on bail.
The Minute Men on pace consider replacing the corner saloon with a new social program. Railroads face a vast funding need of 1.28 billion dollars to stay through 1919. The 27th Artillery is due to arrive today as plans finalize for a grand city review.
London dispatch reports the peace conference nearing a key moment as the supreme war council is set to formally adopt the terms of Serpan divacament. Abandonment of conscription is to be required of Gerrans, marking a decisive shift in the four months of negotiations.
The York Tribune reports that the Council of Ten is near finalizing four peace treaties, with Germany and the Rhine Kiel canal key issues. German naval terms, Poland borders, and colonial questions are debated as the Allies seek a balanced peace plan.
A garbled article fragment references Wilson's Ship World League due in Brest and a union rejection at 8 tonight. It mentions Monroe policy, financial details, and various officials, with unclear sequence and several named individuals obscured by OCR errors.
The French government plans to bar German diplomats from Paris amid strong public sentiment against Germany. German signatories will not be prisoners, but Paris fears clashes and will not grant protection, while officials discuss security and future League of Nations aims.
March 1 report from Higdon Daily Chronicle quotes War Council aiming to limit German naval strength. The plan seeks to curb heavy battleships and destroyers, with specific mentions of battleships and destroyers in the fleet reduction proposal.
Delegates at a Geneva conference discuss neutrals like Brazil Argentina and other South American nations. Authorities sent invitations to ministers of major powers and some governments have replied. A strong sentiment favors making Geneva the formal seat of the League of Nations.
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