Germans bomb Berlin riot response shapes postwar orders
Aris, March 10. A peace treaty draft may require Germany to turn over war crime officials to an international tribunal. The former Kaiser likely not extraditable. Germans may seek removal from Holland. An international indictment branding Wilhelm the world’s greatest criminal could appear if no alternative. Supreme War Council plans economic moves to ease blockade while ensuring postwar supplies.
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Allies to Get Ships From Teutons
Paris reports a Supreme War Council decision to promise ample food to Germany in exchange for German shipping to move American troops home. The article notes Germany faces famine as Allied troops observe starving German women and children, with Herbert Högner named in the leadership shift.
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Toledo train collision injures thirty five people
March 10 in Toledo near Bowling Green a Southern Railway train collided with a passenger car, injuring thirty five persons. Officials report one or more fatalities as crews respond to the wreck.
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Marine Workers Vote Today on Strike Step
March 10 report states the Marine Workers' Association strike committee sent seven organizing groups to decide on whether to strike. Potential action would align with the existing terms agreed with management and the administration, pending full consensus among private shipowners and shriners.
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Children to Stage Pageant on River at Brackenridge High
A San Antonio project to terrace riverbanks behind Brackenridge High School will host a graduation pageant across the river. About 125 dressed children will perform, with lanterns lighting the banks and terraces extending from the campus toward the water.
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Joint Debate on League Arranged by Newark Board of Education
Washington March 10 Senators Knox and Hitchcock will debate the League of Nations in Newark in early April. Knox backs a substitute plan with an international code and court. Hitchcock supports the drafted constitution and argues regarding League obligations on American policies and domestic law.
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Indictment Sought For Threat To President
Pierre Jr Italian national arrested in Cleveland on a federal threat to the president. Grand jury term discussed. other charges unclear. No formal charges yet announced by U S District Attorney's office.
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American Sailors Battle With Police In London Clash
British police clashed with hundreds of American sailors near Eagle Hut in London. Corporal Zimmerman of the American military police was injured as authorities detained several sailors and a Canadian spectator, provoking US officials to seek explanations for the incident and the conduct of the police.
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Dynamiters damage Kansas City cars in street outrages
City, Mo. March 10. Over several weeks dynamite outrages wreck trains and street cars. Last night two cars were damaged when explosives exploded under separate units on the street. No one was injured. The blasts occurred amid a street car strike setup. Diamonds at McNeel's Jewelry advertises reading.
Peace work reports reach President aboard ship
President Wilson, aboard the US 5 and George Washington, sick but not seriously, received wireless messages about peace work from Cardic. He plans to move from Brest to Paris for immediate talks with Secretary Lansing and others, keeping to the League of Nations draft until conferences with other delegates determine a statement. Also noted is the death of Wabash president Reams and an advertisement for Hammert Store.
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Government Control Of Wires Faces Public Debate
A public report discusses temporary government control of the Bell telephone system and argues public ownership is not desirable. It notes the system currently operates nationwide with extensive mileage and outlines earnings, dividends, and shareholder figures for the period, while stressing a limited return to private hands.
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League Rift Shrinks Both Major Parties in 1930s
Arthur Sears Henning reports tension in the Republican and Democratic camps amid League of Nations debates. The piece notes possible shifts if President and party leaders endorse or oppose key policy stances, with potential impact on the upcoming election and internal party dynamics.
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Daniels Gets Navy Secrets Revealed Then Plans Backers
Washington March 19 Secretary Daniels returns from Europe with allied and naval secrets. He had planned to speak in April but moved up his trip to March. He aims to be back before Congress reconvenes to present a postwar naval program based on lessons of the war. Daniels will join naval experts aboard the Leviathan, docking Brest, then to Paris for conferences with senior admirals. The trip also includes a visit to the Lennon command on the Pacific front.
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Martial Law in Upper Silesia Coal Districts
Report from Copenhagen via United Irene cites serious Berlin fighting as Spartacists clash with government troops. Martial law declared across most Upper Silesia coal districts with large Ruhr strike. multiple rail disruptions and renewed unrest across Berlin, central Germany, and Rhine Silesia.
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Weather Update With Vague Regional Forecast
A garbled weather item reports regional conditions and mentions warm temperatures and possible showers. The readable segments reference local areas and streets but lack clear data or specific times.
Debs Verdict Affirmed By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today affirmed Eugene V. Debs's conviction for violating the Espionage Act after a Canton Ohio speech. The ruling upheld limits on wartime speech and rejected Debs's claim his constitutional rights were violated. The decision also involved Jacob Rohwerk, indicted for related press activity, with Debs sentenced to ten years in federal prison.
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Insurance laws not in conflict in Texas ordinances
A March report states that proposed ordinances by the State Fire Insurance Commission to cities and towns, including the State Wine Maestal act and fire ordinances, are valid and enforceable. An attorney general opinion confirms no conflict with the State Fire Insurance Commission law and related ordinances, covering city and town actions.
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