Root Proposes Six League Amendments To Protect America
Elihu Root drafts six amendments to the proposed league covenant in response to Will Hays. He argues the present form threatens U S sovereignty and outlines a court of arbitration, review conferences, and limits on external influence over American policy.
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America
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Will H. Hays
Elihu Root
United States
Sax
Haye
Republican Party
Mr. Root
Senate
Ir Root
League
Bishop Greer Seeks Catholic Cleric for Holy Week at St John the Divine
Bishop David M. Greer of the New York Diocese advocates Christian unity and asks that a Roman Catholic priest conduct one Holy Week service in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. He cites long efforts toward unity and hopes for an international church amid Protestant Catholic cooperation.
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St. John’s Cathedral
David M. Greer
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. John the Divine
Yeterday
the Tribune
Episcopal Church
Detroit
Greer
England
Canada
United States
Greet
Rome
Benedict XV
Murphy Aims to Defeat Clark as Tammany Plays Card
Washington dispatch reports Tammany Hall may swing nineteen New York Democrats against Champ Clark in the upcoming House leadership fight. Murphy is said to hint Tammany will vote to replace Clark, with Burleson pressuring Texas and Oklahoma allies amid administration influence.
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New York
Pribune
Washington
Euroa
Tammany
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Clark
Boss Murphy
House
Buffalo
Jamon V. McClintick
Oklahoma
M Dewire
Pyosh Dent Wilson
Mirleson
Te Aald
Burleson
Gregory
Owen
Calane FM
Texas
Solid South States
Tammany Hall
John N. Garner
Entente Sought as Reds Attack Romania and Mangin Command
Reports from Vienna and Paris indicate Hungary seeks alliance with Germany against Romania while General Mangin may command the entire Allied eastern front. Le Matin says Mangin could lead a front from the Baltic to the Black Sea, with Huny- hs joining Polish troops. Communist forces invade Germany.
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Paris
Havas
Rumania
Honyys
le Matin
Baltic Sea
Black Sea
Defiance of Allied Terms Threatens German Labor
Berlin reports quote Herr Stoessel of the Gar nins Majority Socialist party addressing the Council of Soldiers and Workmen in Bromberg Prussia. He warns that if the Entente enforces an oppressive peace German workers will cease work and let the Allies dictate terms. He says the executive committee may align with Hungary or Russia under certain circumstances.
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Herr Stoessel
Garnin Majority Socialist Party
Council of Soldiers and Workmen
Bromberg
Prussia
Berlin Tageblatt
Germany
Herr Stenssel
Hungary
Russia
Japanese Concessions Spark Mexican Land Talk
MEXICO CHDY March 80 General Anmado Aguirre Under Secretary of Development and Agriculture said Mexico granted concessions in Lower California under the OMALLUbION framework but cautioned against reports of imminent international conflict with Japan. He denied Japanese plans to seize land and urged parsing official provisions.
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Mexico
California
Anmado Aguirre
Naval Aguirre
Lower
Allies to Force Port of Danzig Says Temps
The Temps reports Allied governments eye forceful landings to secure the Danzig coast while keeping Danzig neutral. Germany may send delegates swiftly to discuss the Danzig dispute with Marshal Foch in Amsterdam. details on General Haller occupation plans to be clarified.
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Haller
Spa
Paris
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Enya
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Poland
Adda Vint
Germany
Moland
London
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Copenhagen
Hevlin
Mathias Erzberrer
Marshal Fochred
Germans Fear Poles Will Keep Danzig and Occupy West Prussia
Reports from Copenhagen say Germany faces a sharper foreign policy crisis as the Allies demand Polish troops land in Danzig. Berlin refuses, fearing coalition backlash and possible Polish annexation of West Prussia. Experts warn Danzig landing could permanently incorporate mixed languages districts if used to support Poland. Public anxiety rises amid internal strife and a Spartacist strike wave.
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Sarnia
Cathie Sersen Anseign
ABI
New
Poland
Danzig
Haller
West Prussia
Ernest Denis
Fre
Foreign Office
Representativ
Polish Commission
Best
Spartacide Independent
Tharts
Labor Paper Reports Russian League Peace Proposal
London March 91 The Daily Herald reports Allies received a proposal for an understanding with Russia's rulers to achieve a just peace that would immediately bring Russia into the League of Nations according to labor papers.
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New Labor
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Daily Herald
Russia
League of Nations
Allies Declare Fiume In a State of Siege
The Allied commander has declared Fiume a state of siege. The dispute at Paris over Fiume between Italian authorities and the Jugoslavs continues, with Italy threatening to quit the peace conference. Some Entente diplomats plan to create a free port under Jugoslav transit rights.
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PNUME
Austria
Adriatic
South Slav Press Bureau
Paris
Wilsons Single Treaty Plan For Peace With Central Powers
The article says the American draft envisions a single peace with all four Central Powers by May 1 and intertwines the League of Nations with final treaty terms. It emphasizes Wilson's aim to have broad acceptance by reflecting his conclusions and leveraging the United States growing influence.
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New York
League of Trons
Wilson
United States
Seven British Officers Killed by Egyptians
London reports outline outbreaks in the Southern provinces with a Luxor to Munich train wreck and mobs seizing offices. Seven British officers were murdered in a guard’s car, while clashes at Beni-Souef and Medinet yielded hundreds of Bedouin casualties and widespread looting. Cairo warns Bedouin tribes to stay regional, threatens village burnings if railways are damaged.
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Luxor
Munich
Beni-Souef
Paum
Medinet
Trans-Atlantic Fliers Arrive at St. John's N F
Lieutenant Hawker and Commander Grieve arrive in St John s Newfoundland with Sopwith plan to attempt an Atlantic flight next month. They assemble the machine and plan trials by week s end and a potential 2 pm April 16 departure if weather holds. They expect seven hours of darkness and aim for Wanland the following day along the ocean liner track. Their wireless radius is 700 miles to summon support if needed.
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Grieve
Sopwith al Plans
Atlantic
Wneland
Peace Conference Crises Split Four Leaders Over Bolshevism
Paris dispatch reports a growing rift among Wilson Lloyd George Clemenceau and Orlando as they weigh Bolshevism. France leans to force while America resists military action and Britain wavers. Two French regiments reportedly refuse to attack Bolshevik forces.
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Tribune
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Grecia
Paris
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France
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Germany
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Saionji
Supreme Council
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