Plenary Session Today Signals Postwar Treaty Progress
Paris April 11 The plenary session marks the first gathering since President Wilson's return and aims to speed the league of nations charter and war treaty work. Experts will draft documents after planks are approved, with aims to finish by next Monday amid European political tension. Premier Lloyd George plans to return to London to address the Commons as Italy's situation begins to clear with promises from America on Italy’s loans and economic issues.
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Progress at Conference Highlights Monroe Doctrine Exemption
Report from Washington describes a pivotal session of the League of Nations committee. President Wilson advocates a Monroe Doctrine exemption as part of the final text, while delegates debate Japanese equalization and other articles ahead of a possible October meeting in Washington.
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Capital Cipher Revealed In Draft Covenant Charges
In Washington the long held confidential information about charges in the original Covenant draft has been received regularly. The document's disclosure marks a shift in understanding of the ongoing political discussions.
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Open Covenant Details Sparked by Paris Talks and Leaks
The article notes that information from client sources reached Gerald Ford and Senator Hitch about changes to the original covenant draft. It says Lodge, after Paris talks, was kept informed of developments and that open covenants and secrecy caused opposition. It mentions the Monroe Doctrine and concerns over the League of Nations covenant being discussed behind closed doors.
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Spartaside stance on Peage Treaty 10 and Allied Occupation
A Paris report says Spartasides reject Peage Treaty 10 and favor welcoming Allied occupation of Germany. The dispatch notes Sparticist leaders and German Bolshevik concerns, with mentions of von der Gotz and General Eut amid food shortages and shifting military dynamics.
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New York Slush Fund Inquiry Expands
Investigation into alleged slush fund activity broadens to include prominent figures such as Ben Whitman, president of the Interborough Railway, and lawyer John Stanchfield. The probe centers on gubernatorial support promises and control of fares in the legislature, with disclosures expected before the committee.
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Trolley Car Bandits Hold Up Passengers in Boston
A Boston trolley car was robbed by masked bandits who threatened passengers. Police were alerted and pursued leads as investigators reviewed surveillance and witness statements for the two suspects and the getaway route.
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Russian Soviets Defy Government in Moscow Report
Fragmentary report from Moscow cites defiance by Russian soviets toward authorities. The dispatch notes unrest spreading in the capital with unclear specifics and relies on wire service phrasing.
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Mutiny Strikers Demand New Wage Scale Amid Front Line Refusal
United States infantry company refuses front line duty in Russia prompting a wage scale dispute as Germany reports large casualties and government control across Magdeburg and other areas. The message details code signals from four hundred thousand nine persons killed and thirty nine wounded.
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Workers Affected as Increases Regregates Staff Costs
The notice outlines retroactive pay increases starting January 15 affecting workers with yearly costs exceeding 750,000,600 and smaller impacts in the eastern region.
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Officials Reluctant To Discuss Mutiny Report In Archangel Front
Washington April 11 officials refused to discuss the critical mutiny details among American troops at the Archangel front. A protest from Lt Johnson of California and demands for a clear statement from Washington dominated the day. Rumors said withdrawal plans might be expedited but no definite action appeared certain.
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Hires Announces Reduction in Building Material Rates
A brief notice states Hires reduces building material rates affecting crushed stone and other road building supplies. The announcement references rail transport and the related economics, noting the change applies to available consignments.
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Railroad Administration announces action on passenger service and timetable
The railroad administration states plans and orders regarding passenger service, end of the current routes, and potential overtime rules. Officials indicate continued study and decisions will follow as they review the situation and policy implications.
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Five Nations Clash Leaves Dozens Dead in Germany Chaos
A bloody battle near Chiseldore and Magdeburg results in nine dead and thirty-nine wounded as German troops clash amid government control. An emergency appeal to Ruhr workers for relief follows a speech by a leading minister. Reports mention strikes, labor strain, and possible recognition shifts among Prussia Saxony and Baden authorities.
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Riot in Munich as Peoples Mandatories Building Stormed
Reported clashes in Munich describe rioters storming the Peoples Mandatories Building amid fighting between government troops and Druze factions. Dispatches from Dusseldorf and Berlin note casualties and ongoing confrontations in the city and surrounding areas.
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