Warsaw Abandoned as Poland Capital Rumor in London
London dispatches report rumors that Poland’s government moved from Warsaw to Bromberg in Posen, while a Warsaw-based AP correspondent notes no plan to leave the city. Separately, Bolshevik forces push along a 250 mile front, capturing several towns near the Slitch River as Polish forces resist and inflict losses. London claims last base in southern Russia, Kholm occupation, and prison/gun captures accompany Bolshevik advances.
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Restaurants Closed as Result of Strike
March 26 report from Mo Janeiro notes workers including waters cooka and hotel and restaurant employees striking. About 10 restaurants are closed and troops have been stationed at strategic points above the city, with no serious disorders observed. Government officials call the strike the work of foreign radicals.
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Oakland to Reno mail flight began today
Oakland California March 27 R Clift Therant and Seal V pickup departed today for the Oakland to Reno mail flight carrying a mail pack. Authority for the flight was granted by writ by Postmaster General Burleson.
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Germany plans 10 break peace pact claim and arms find
Paris reports discovery of 13,500 three inch guns near Berlin as allied officers link it to rumors of a Ruhr republic. The find accompanies claims Germany may delay or resist the peace treaty actions amid Allied investigations into munitions deliveries and potential government changes.
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Monastery Burned in Murmansk by Forcing Retreat
Finnish forces burned the monastery and several other buildings at Palchenka in the Murmansk region before abandoning the site to the Tsugaian Kolahevikh recording. Ten travelers arrived at Tromaoe as occupation of the area occurred on March 2, with me place...
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Admirals to Testify in War Conduct Inquiry
Washington march 27 senate naval subcommittee hearings resume Monday with Rear Admiral Mayo who led American forces and Rear Admiral Grant former battleship commander set as next witnesses in the probe of wartime conduct and related charges.
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Detective Foils Assassination Attempt in Furslg Colorado
In Furslg Colorado on March 27 detective Charles Baty killed Salvadore Parea, one of four Mexicans believed to have planned to assassinate him. Baty was at his home when shots were fired as he opened the door. He returned fire and Parea fell.
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Odessa Occupied by Ukraine Report From Paris
Paris dispatch reports Odessa, a major port on the Black Sea, has fallen under Ukrainian control according to information received by the Ukrainian mission in Paris. General Pavlenko, commander of the Ukrainian national army, is named in the report.
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Great throngs of immigrants on way to America
New York reports resumed pre war immigration as two Italian steamships arrived with over 3,500 passengers, 3,288 in steerage, from Naples Genoa and Palermo aboard the Cusa D Aosta and the America. Crowds at visas in Madrid boost expectations that Spain to US emigration may set records. Representative Isac Siegel predicts they will be good citizens.
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Abandoned US Policy Debate Shapes 1920 Campaigns
Chicago and Jackson dispatches from March 27 report leaders urging focus on American domestic issues over European problems. Senator Miles Polndehar condemns mailing delays and calls for renewed internal consideration. Bento campaigns in New York stressing a single league of nations as central to the presidential contest.
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Williams Named to Succeed Williams in Delaware Vote
Delaware lawmakers consider a suffrage amendment with Republican leaders arguing it could shape the upcoming election. Representative Pease of Ohio notes 33 of 36 states have ratified, while Democrats oppose. A March 27 speech in Mississippi cites a conspiracy against President Wilson as a political fork in the issue.
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Movie Theatre Man Rules In Lower Saxony
A chaotic wartime dispatch reports workers seizing control in towns across Lower Saxony with Max Toslitz, a moving picture theater lecturer, directing actions in Plauen and Falkenstein as government troops move to reassert authority. The piece notes arrests, guard formations, and ongoing clashes as workers claim influence amid mass mobilizations.
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Forge ordered to obtain witnesses at Greek court martial
Athens March 25 Trial of men charged with seeking to overthrow the present Grecian government opened today before a special court martial. The court ordered that assent witnesses be brought in by force if necessary.
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Horthy Aims to Establish Military Dictatorship in Hungary
Vienna March 27. Information from Budapest says Admiral Horty regent of Hungary plans to issue a proclamation establishing a military dictatorship over the country. General Sones, the minister of war, would be made chief military executive for Hungary.
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Cigar Firm Plans Expanded Cuba Sales Operation
Independent rebcar manufacturers about 13 in number representing capital valued in the millions have initiated formation of a large sales agency with the aim of entering foreign markets on a broader scale than before. March 26 report from Wayana notes the plan.
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Hoover Replies To 2 Inquiry Wade By Labor Weekly
Washington dispatch reports Herbert Hoover answering a Labor Weekly inquiry on campaign expenditures. He reiterates he has no campaign and is not a presidential candidate, though clubs supporting his nomination exist. He offers to open any records his supporters possess for inspection and calls for strict spending disclosures by all candidates.
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Ogden Readers To Get Evening and Sunday Papers
Beginning Monday April 5 subscribers of Standard or Examiner will receive the evening edition and the big Sunday morning paper. Rural routes will use carrier boys and cars for early delivery. mail routes will get the morning edition including Sunday. The evening edition will offer full 24 hour Associated Press service, local and state news, sports and markets with features. The Sunday paper will expand with a society section and up to date features.
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Three Socialists jailed after New York assembly fight
Philadelphia report says Charles Solomon, an exassembly member, and three other New Yorkers were jailed after police broke up a Labor Lyceum meeting protesting the unseating of five Socialist New York assembly members. A hearing was set for today amid disorder and minor clashes.
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Panama Canal Clears Traffic After Six Day Halt
March 26 reports the Culebra Cut district debris removed from the Panama Canal allowing the great waterway to reopen after a six day interruption. Ships can resume transit as the canal gate opens to traffic once more.
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