Newspapers blame council of ten for failure to state decisions
Paris morning papers charge the Council of Ten with responsibility for the Hungarian crisis and for neglecting decisive action in the League of Nations dispute. They denounce delays and pressure Premier Clemenceau to unify policy, warning that divided councils could widen the gap between peace aims and military leverage.
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Council of Ten
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London
Budapest
Post
Iso
League of Nations
Poldud
Panacea 36
Nation 2
Boich
Clemencenu
Hongurr
Council of En
Secrecy decision provokes Paris press fury over censorship
Paris reports erupt as Supreme Council blocks publication beyond official communique. Editors decry lack of public scrutiny, with Le Figaro and Matin questioning the method and the Entente's need for public opinion. Echo de Paris hints at mistrust while folly of stillness fuels anxiety. Hayes healing honey promotes O pan trate salve.
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Paris
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
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Haymond Reedy
Figaro
Echo de Paris
Council of Tenors
Lidente
Suffragettes Urged to Bar Association From Party Alliance
Bt. Louis Mo March details resolution by the National American Woman Suffrage Association executive council urging non affiliation with political parties or endorsements unless approved by the board. Resolution defines non partisan stance while preserving individual member liberty to join any party. Delegates note no women’s party will be formed. centennial Susan B Anthony celebration proposed. conventions to avoid women's voter organizations. discusses suffrage progress including state actions and senate votes.
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Lloyd George blamed for delays at Versailles talks
Fragmented dispatch assesses Prime Minister Lloyd George amid Polish commission debate and Germany's stance at the peace conference. It notes lack of decisive energy, hopes for League of Nations progress, and cautious optimism on future milestones and regional issues.
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Women Readers Urged to Try Kidney Remedy Sample Offer
A period advertisement urges women to seek a kidney cure, promising relief from back pain, fatigue, and “neurasthenia.” It touts Swamps led brand medicine with free sample bottles by mail from Dr. ih Co in Binghamton New York. The notice appeals to health fears and promises vari ous bottle sizes.
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Fractured Debate on Peace and Reconstruction Policy
The piece critiques a system of endless referals to committees delaying decisive action on peace and reconstruction. It laments public weariness with preambles while urging immediate work to restore industries, curb anti social forces, and counter Bolshevism. It notes Allied strains, German issues, and the need to revitalize north industrial centers amid scarce resources and shifting priorities.
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Demaud
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Bolsheviki threat grows as European powers weigh moves
Dispatches report German Austria and Hungary discussing Bolshevik influence and potential alliance with Russian and Hungarian Soviets. Delegates warn that Bolshevik expansion could threaten Yugoslavia, Romania, and Czechoslovakia, with potential military actions across the region.
Movement Seeks United Parties in Hungary Crisis
Dispatch from Budapest, dated March 24, reports attempts to strengthen government authority as non-Novatink parties back a new Hungarian administration. Mentions disarmament of German regiments, threats to enforce quiet stores, and warnings issued to offenders. Also notes separation of church and state, dissolution of ranks, and the formation of revolutionary courts as the new regime takes over private enterprises and lands.
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Neue Mein
al Dapest
Nikolai Lacaine
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Maret
IV Karolyi
Ot Cour
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