03 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
1
Paris April 3 reports state the Big Four discussed German reparations and status of Danzig as a free port while agreeing to use Saar Basin coal mines. Germany’s annual payment and military restrictions were central to the talks, with pressure for full public disclosure on the matters.
Chicago authorities probe the death of a Winnetka resident found with a bullet to the head in a basement. Irving C. Black, an expert rider, claims an accidental discharge caused a floor pounding to dislodge a defective cart. A nurse suggests the woman died by her own action.
A partial clipping reports a famed naturalist marking his 820th birthday. Details are fragmentary but indicate a public celebration in a woodland setting with mentions of a house and bands. The readable text is uncertain about exact location and participants.
Reconstruction of Turfer Un Unen Modern war Based Kammedani 2 and Turkey for the Turks details a bold move as Enver Pasha reenters the conflict with Bolshevik aligned forces.
A garbled report references a Bolshevik style assault against Christians with mentions of Vlasd MacGriff J N a Stair and a contemplated termination campaign. The text is incomplete and unreadable beyond scattered phrases.
Washington reports distress and relief efforts from Poland as American mission members conclude an eight day tour. They distributed food medicines clothing and supplies to twenty eight villages while famine and disease ravaged towns and hunger worsened in isolated regions. The outbreak of typhus spreads amid crowded living conditions and dire shortages in Pinsk where population figures drop and deaths rise.
Local Chicago wets oppose the national prohibition proposal endorsed by Elihu Root. The Chicago Wets Plan Association argues against the plan and promotes continued wet prohibition, citing concerns over enforcement and local control.
London tobacco firms hint an Anglo American invasion as an American tobacco concern arrives in the city. Leading firms report agents are probing the market amid an unsettled trade situation.
London reports rising fears of a wide scale revolt in Germany and a possible Bolshevik resurgence in Russia amid famine and military turmoil. Signaled unrest, Lenine regime instability, and Petrograd defenses are cited as key indicators of mounting crisis.
Washington April 3 The steel price policy set by the War Board will not be reopened says Chairman George Peek The statement follows a conference with railway officials and cabinet members indicating no change in prices but signaling further consideration The report notes continued pressure for lower prices especially for rails amid director refusals to accept the board schedule
The proposal outlines a Great airship design with winged propulsion and a Pullman style saloon. It would travel London to New York in about sixty hours, with a Newfoundland route as an alternative. Passenger capacity includes lounges, smoke rooms, observation decks, and compact sleeping cabins.
A wartime notice states the British Territorial Forces will be reorganized into fourteen divisions with fourteen mounted brigades. Col Churchill notes a line between home and overseas duties, as Parliament considers the changes.
Berlin officials and German intellectuals warn that peace terms handed to Allies could trigger uprisings and Bolshevik threats. A former Bavarian premier cites food shortages in Munich and argues Allied forces must maintain order while avoiding harsh terms that could push Germany into chaos.
A fragment notes growing agitation in Korea with shouting about independence and anti-American sentiments. The readable text mentions public unrest and nationalist fervor amid U.S. involvement.
The text cites officials and commentators arguing Germany should not be forced to accept harsh terms after World War I. It references ex Kaiser sympathy, the Krupp industry, and fears of ruin to German capabilities, with mentions of Hungary and potential political shifts.
Fragmentary notes hint at public pardon discussions for E Bers and general amnesty. References mention White House review, executive clemency possibility, and a pending petition with Chart Walsh handling. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Delegation from the Philippines travels to Washington to seek autonomy with strong support from Philippine leaders and U S officials. The mission aims to secure a resolution in Congress underscoring independence or self rule as a key goal amid discussions with President Wilson and allied factions.
A distress at sea near Cape Hatteras involves the vessel Northern Pines. The resolution favors uniting Russian and Hungarian Reds, with unspecified parties forming a mass meeting and discussing defense, while authorities assess the situation.
The report outlines proposed rules to regulate air travel including prohibiting armed devices without authorization, banning private individuals from sensitive zones, and standardizing airship routes. It calls for international classification exchanges and setting conditions for license and equipment use by contracting governments.
General Pershing cable informs of the overseas service plan to replace members of the Army of Occupation with newly enlisted men. The message notes orderly arrival and replacement at fields and posts as details unfold.
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