Wilson Seeks Turkish Exile From Europe In Treaty Debate
The United States urges that the Turks no longer remain in Europe as it negotiates the Turkish treaty. President Wilson says the strongest arguments favor removal and the U S will not be represented at the conferences though it will voice views. The note notes Russia’s representation on a modern international council and safeguards for American interests.
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Europe
Constantinople
Colty
United States
Ottoman Empire
Straits
Russia
Roof Collapse Kills Eight at Mexican Theater
A roof collapse during a San Luis Potosi theater performance killed eight people and seriously injured forty others. The disaster, reported via telegram to El Paso, prompted rescue efforts and investigations into the structure.
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Associated Press
Paso
Tex
O'Farrell
San Luis’ Potosi
el Paso
Livestock Handlers Reject Arbitration
By the Associated Press Chicago March 30 union officials rejected arbitration between about 900 striking Livestock Handlers members and packing companies. They would stay out until wage demands rose to 30 to 45 dollars monthly, with new pay ranging from 90 to 1380 dollars. No cattle hogs or sheep shipped today and packers warned shutdown would cost 50 000 jobs. A sympathetic strike followed as private guards left yards exposing only city protection. Judge Alsbuler refused to arbitrate until all strikers returned. Federal mediators expected to push reentry tomorrow.
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Chicago
Livestock Trandlers Union
Officiitie
Ihe
Alschuler
Danes Postpone Plans for a General Strike
Copenhagen date March 30. The trades union federation postponed until tomorrow the decision to call a general strike. The social democratic parliamentary group issued a manifesto protesting the king's dismissal of the cabinet and urging the people to overthrow his reactionary designs. Their watchword calls for drastic democratization of the constitution a republic and a one chamber system with suffrage at age 21.
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Copenhalen
Trades Union’ Federation
Social Democratic Parliamentary Group
Che Miumnifesto
New Danish Cabinet Formed With Liebe Premier and Justice Post
Copenhagen reports the new cabinet formed with M. Liebe as premier and minister of justice. Commander Konow becomes minister of defense and head of war and marine portfolios while also handling foreign affairs provisionally. Professor Rovsing named minister of education. Montberg minister of traffic. Oxholm interior and provisional agriculture minister. Hjerlhansen finance. Hasstrade Juensen worship.
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Copenhagen
M. Oxholm
Hjerlhansen
M. Hasstrade Juensen
Opponents Too Liberal With Jack Johnson
United States Senator Hiram W. Sonson of California opened his higher New York campaign for the Republican presidential nomination with two speeches in Brooklyn arguing that vast sums are being spent in primary campaigns beyond practical politicians' dreams. He criticized the league of nations saying it would tie the nation to every war in Europe.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Hiram W. Sonson
California
Brooklyn
Manhattan
League of Nations
Johnson
Europe
Butte Building Trades Plan Return to Work and Wage Board
An agreement ends the carpenters wage dispute in Butte Mont with idle workers set to return next Monday and a permanent wage adjustment board to be formed by union and employers. The pact, accepted by both sides, awaits ratification by the carpenters union and employers association.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Carpenters of
Carpenters’ Pabion
Tor
Ratifica
Denounce American Notes as Arrogant in South America
Buenos Aires notes attack the United States for its Bolivia Peru policy and telegrams seen as tutoring sovereign nations. La Prensa laments the tone of the US note to Chile and argues it harms continental interests by fostering suspicion and protectorate impressions.
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United States
Chile
United States Chamber of Commerce
Valparaiso
North Dakota Offers to Take Care of Stranded Victims
Governor L J Frazier announces a plan to place tornado victims with farm experience on North Dakota farms. Telegrams were sent to Illinois Governor Lowden and Chicago Mayor Thompson. Immigration and labor departments in Bismarck and Fargo will handle inquiries.
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Bismarck
N. PD
North Dakota
L. J. Frazier
Oo. Lowden
Illinois
William H. Thompson
Chicago
North Dakota Immigration Department
State Department of Labor
Fargo
Aviator and Student Die in Plane Crash
Sioux City Iowa March 30 Harry E. Simon a former army flyer of Pittsburg Pa and Arthur L Peterson Viborg South Dakota a student aviator on his first flight were killed when their plane went into a tail spin and crashed 300 feet to the ground late this afternoon.
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Sioux City
Harry E. Simon
Pittsburg
Arthur L. Peterson
Vibog
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Russian Agent Martens Targeted for Deportation
March 30 Washington The government seeks to deport Lud wig C. A. K. Martens a Russian Soviet agent in the United States as a German subject. Justice Department briefs allege ties to Russian communists and efforts to overthrow the US government while Martens claims Russian citizenship but cannot prove it.
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Washington
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
United States
Germany
Department of Justice
Martens
Garvan
Bureau of Immigration
Russia
Bachmut
London
City Employes in Windy City Strike Threat Grows
Chicago faces a general citywide walkout as 1000 city hall clerks, stenographers, and bookkeepers strike, 400 garbage handlers leave, and 90 percent of firemen threaten to resign without wage increases. Council rejects a 4 million dollar budget increase to fund raises, while picket lines form at city hall and officers guard the sessions.
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Chicago
Chicago Tonight
Unell Glgo
France Abandons Neutral Zone Demand in Ruhr
Berlin March 20 France has dropped its push to occupy the neutral zone and will allow Germany two to three weeks to deploy a strong force in the Ruhr amid threats of a general strike. Chancellor Mueller announced to the national assembly that defense orders aim to avoid harshness and deny any thirst for workers blood while constitutional order can be restored.
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Berlin
France
Germany
Ruhr
National Assembly
Mueller
Ministry of Defense
German envoy delivers Ruhr occupation terms in Paris
Dr von Mayer, German chargé d affaires in Paris, handed a German government declaration on occupation terms to Premier Millerand. Millerand reserved judgment, noting doubt that occupation of the Ruhr was indispensable and that guarantees would apply only if Article 44 of the peace treaty was violated. Von Mayer said he expected a prompt reply.
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Paris
von Mayer
Miner
Gernanini
Ruhr
M. Millerand
Appeal of Berger and Others Under Advisement
Federal judges in Chicago took under advisement the appeal of Victor Berger and four codefendants, all socialists, from 20 year sentences in federal penitentiary for alleged espionage act violations. Federal Attorney J B Fleming urged sustaining the sentences to set a stern example against disloyalty and to preserve the nation’s honor.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Baker, Alschuler
Page
Victor Berger
Federal Penitentiary
J. B. Fleming
United States
Hoover Opposes Extremes in Treaty Controversy
Herbert Hoover, from New York, signals willingness to accept the Republican nomination if the party adopts a forward looking platform on the treaty and economic issues. He stresses affiliation with the independent element and says he will support a constructive, non radical program backed by California Republicans, but will not seek the nomination himself.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Herbert Hover
Hoover, Republican Club of California
Republican Party
Isues
New York
Hoover
California
United States
League of Nation
League
Start Campaign in Barnest New York Prominent committee formed
A political group in Barnest New York announces a new Hoover for President committee. Ten prominent residents are named as organizers and H Fulton Cutting is cited as chairman. The March 30 receipt suggests a formal response to Hoover's potential nomination.
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New York
Fornia
Herbert Hoover
H. Fulton Cutting
Hoover Rep Committee of
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