Italians Back in the Harness Over Fiume at Peace Talks
The Italian delegation at the peace conference threatens withdrawal unless Fiume is assigned to Italy with the peace. Jugoslavs demand Fiume as a Croatian port, while Italy insists on retaining it. Premier Orlando reiterated Italy’s stance, citing Fiume as a key boundary issue amid Adriatic claims including Trieste.
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Fiume
Italy
Paris
Associated Press
Juge Slavs
Orlando
Adriate
Triest
Foch Demands Rhine Frontier Retention in France
Marshal Foch states the Rhine frontier is France\u2019s only good line of defense and rejects annexation. He recalls the armistice, praising soldiers and his faith, saying victory came despite the risk of crushing German forces and to prevent further deaths.
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Foch
Rhine
Paris
Marshal Foch
Matin
Arlese Lorraine Appoints Alexander Millerand as Governor
Paris reports Alexander Millerand former minister of war has been named governor of Alsace Lorraine. The position was declined by Charles Jonnart former French governor general.
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Paris
Alexander Millerand
Alsace-Lorraine
Charles Jonnart
Alveria
Fred Gooding Likely Appointed Public Works Commissioner
Boise reports indicate Fred Gooding of Shoshone county will likely be appointed by Governor Davis as commissioner of public works. Gooding will meet the governor in Boise soon as Davis continues cabinet selection after clearing legislative bills. The governor seeks qualified men, with some able to command $5000 annually, for cabinet roles paying $3600.
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Boise
Fred Gooding
Shoshone County
Davis
State House
Gooding
English Shears Autocratic Control Of Cables
Cable agencies report a drastic reduction of government priority in cable use. Government and non government messages will be sent in alternating half hour intervals. Previously no commercial or private cables could be transmitted until government messages finished.
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London
Associated Press
Federal jury exonerates Murray in breach of promise suit
A federal jury in Pocatello returned a unanimous verdict for J F Murray in the breach of promise case brought by Melissa A Duensing of Neoga Illinois. The plaintiff sought fifty thousand dollars claiming a Portland marriage agreement.
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Melissa A. Duensing
J. F. Murray
Dietrich
Budge & Merrill
Bryan H. Tivnen
Chicago
Murray
Law Frm
McDougall & Jones
Pocatello
Portland
Oregon
Duensing
Neoga
Inl
Race issue not favored by delegates at Paris talks
At Paris a British Australian and Canadian delegation debated racial equality under the league of nations. The Polish question emerged in Jules Cambon report aiming to found a Polish state while respecting nationalities. Amendments include Baltic access and possible plebiscite on Allenstein with rail links to Danzig Thorn and Warsaw.
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Paris
Dominion
League of Nations
Commonwealth
Supreme Allied Council
Jules Cambon
Peace Conference Commission On
Poland
M. Cambon
Germany
Lloyd George
Vistula
Baltic
Danzig
Allenstein
Thorn
Warsaw
Germans refuse to operate ships halt Hamburg sailings
Berlin reports that the German steamers Burgemeister von Melte and Burgemeister Schroeder slated to sail March 28 under a Brussels agreement with the inter allied food commission were prevented from leaving Hamburg after seamen there voted against operating ships demanded by the entente.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
Burgemeister von Melte
Burgemeister Schroeder
Brussels
Food Commission
Hamburg
Military Casualties Report Frontline Losses
Washington report lists 554 U S and allied service members casualty total in action at the front with 171 killed in combat according to an official announcement dated March 21.
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Washington, D. C
United States Service
Allied council to discuss Polish army dispatch to Warsaw
The supreme allied council will discuss today whether to send to Warsaw the Polish army divisions that fought on the French front. The issue is expected to be raised among other urgent questions.
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Supreme Allied Council
Warsaw
Huns Forty Year Program Ruined In One Year
One year after German advance in Picardy the German army has collapsed and no longer exists as a military power. America now stands with Britain and France on the Rhine with Germany at their mercy.
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Washington, D. C
Picardy
France
Germany
America
Rhine
Allied reparations debate at Paris conference
A Paris meeting with Premiers George and Clemenceau and President Wilson discussed reducing allied reparations against Germany to about 40 billion dollars. Proposals considered spreading payments over forty years with principal plus interest around 80 billion. The United States argues 12 billion is the limit, while France and Britain spar over damage allocation and loss estimates.
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Paris
George
Clemenceau
Wilson
Germany
United States
Destruc
France
Great Britain
Germany Sees No Change in Peace Terms Warned by Press
Basel reports the German armistice commission president at Spa filed a note to inter allied delegates asking if Germany should accept as true press claims that a peace treaty will be ready once President Wilson approves it. Germany would be barred from discussing or altering the document.
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Alma Tadema
Paris
British Museum
London
Mise Tadema
Basel
German Armistice Commission
Spa
Germany
Wilson
Berlin
Couldn't Agree On Head of Commission
A semi official German note from Paris on March 21 cites failed talks at Posen over who should head the commission controlling the area. Germany favors papal appointment of a president while the Entente wants the permanent interallied commission to name the president.
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Paris
Posen
German Austria Seeks Independence in Peace Conference
Berlin reports say German Austria desires independent representation at the peace conference and asks that the question of its union with Germany be postponed until the conference concludes.
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London
Austria
Berlin
Germany
Zuazua routs Villa forces in four hour battle
Juarez reports General Zuazua victory over Villa's command led by Martin Lopez. Lopez and Ramon Vega killed. Felipe Martinez among the dead at Bouquilla del Marquezota. U S officers doubt reports and await confirmation before official statements.
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Zuazua
Martin Lopez
Lopez
Ramon Vega
el Paso
Tex
United States Army
Juarez
Holguin
Bouquilla del Marquezota
Villa
Mexico
Washington
O Leary Case For Verdict In Eleven Week Trial
In New York on March 21 the trial of Jeremiah O Leary of the American Truth Society was turned over to the jury shortly before noon. The case concerns alleged seditious writings and publications.
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New York
Jeremiah O'Leary
American Truth Society
Luxembourg Chamber Votes to Preserve Independence
Paris dispatch reports the Luxembourg chamber of deputies voting unanimously to maintain the duchy’s independence and autonomy. The notice notes the motion passed without opposition.
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Luxemburg
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Duchy of Luxemburg
Husband Held in Affinity Case
Seattle March 21 The police held in custody D. M. Storrs an automobile mechanic for whose love Ruth Garrison aged eighteen told authorities she put poison into the food that resulted in the death of Mrs Storrs last Tuesday No charge was placed against Storrs
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Seattle
D. M. Storrs
Ruth Garrison
U. S. Employment Service Offers Local Labor Aid
U. S. Employment Service invites Bannock County farmers and Southeastern Idaho businesses to call 154 for prompt access to skilled and unskilled labor. Office at 211 South Main Street urges farmers to stay in touch as farm work opens soon, promising best help for the money. Community Laser Board, Pocatello District.
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U. S
South Main Street
Bannock County
Idaho
Community Laser Board
PocatEllo
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Alsace - Lorraine
Illinois
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Martinez
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