10 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1919
Page
1
Wilson plans to land Thursday after a slight cold improves and likely resume his routine at sea. He received a wireless message from Colonel House and Secretary Lansing confirming the update.
Wilson travels to Paris to join the American commission and review reparations terms, with crucial decisions on the Rhine left bank and league of nations covenant looming. The conference faces delays and tensions with Italy and Jugoslavs, while terms are expected to push toward closure within a week of his arrival.
A Cork dispatch reports Sinn Fein members of Parliament nearing active hostility after recent arrests. only about twenty remain free to attend.
Berlin reports describe a brutal crackdown with hundreds killed and many wounded after street battles. The Reds disarmed the people's naval division and government troops executed spar tiders and prisoners in reprisals.
Paul Magee a Caseville Michigan farmer is jailed on charges after confessing to killing his mother and three children with a chair as a religious sacrifice. He then fatally harmed several cattle before surrendering to police and asking them to return to the farm to kill any remaining animals.
Chicago police search for Harry Rochette and Private John A. Chance linked to the murder of 19 year old James Cavanagh who was shot three times outside his home. Rochette is related to Virginia Rochette who made a serious accusation.
The commission on war responsibility may try the ex Kaiser by an allied tribunal. Fate of the ex ruler hangs in the balance as legal advisers seek a plan to proceed or banish him to a desolate island. If allowed to stay in Holland he could threaten peace. experts note his status differs from other targets like Tirpitz.
Police and federal agents search northwest Chicago for three men suspected of tearing down the American flag at Holy Trinity school and replacing it with anarchy’s red flag. A fireman lit the banner after reaching it with a ladder. Joseph T. Talaga, a Poland native, was arrested and denies involvement.
Chicago March 19 Postoffice inspectors began an invasion of threatening letters received by Reverend Eugene Sioux leader of the Chinese National League of America for his activity opposing restoration of the monarchy in China. The letter mailed from Toledo Ohio was written by a monarchial group member in the United States supporting Kong Yew Wai. It warned that justice is about to be meted out.
After a shooting in Olean New York John Strucker Hoe w and Zecliff 18 conductor fired on the mob and used his gun to keep the crowd in check before fleeing at signal. He was later captured and held pending word on Schucka wounded.
Thousands become homeless after government airmen bomb streets leading to Alexander Platz while Spartacides and troops clash in Moabit and Spitzel Market. Battles flare near Spittel Market as Berlin endures artillery exchanges and street fighting. Casualties mount and suppression of red strongholds continues into Saturday night.
Provost Marshal Crowder leads a thorough inquiry today into Sunday's Strand clash that left several American soldiers sailors and police wounded. The probe seeks to identify those responsible and the sequence of events.
A London riot involving American soldiers and sailors, plus local police, left several wounded and around 20 Americans arrested. Major Crow leads a full investigation as officers disarm and segregate prisoners at Bow Street and Aldwych, with Admiral Sims ordering sailors to return to ships.
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with possible light snow near Lake Erie. Forecast through March 14 calls for fair early week then unsettled by midweek with occasional rain and cool temperatures.
A woman identified as Mrs. Verlson tried to cross the Atlantic in a fifteen foot rowboat but was thwarted while preparing to depart from New York. She told police she planned to work her way across by seeking a steamship and had a husband and three children in Hesxota.
Rockford March La George W Stump of Cumberland Ohio and Roy Jones of Park Falls Wisconsin are held as government probes a wide spread conspiracy in the sale of government meat. They purportedly signed meat orders and divided proceeds from meat deliveries short in quantity by two to three hundred pounds. Brennan Iris and Company linked to the scheme.
A naval ship loaded with troops arrived Boston Harbor marking the first naval vessel to return to the port. The Nebraska weighed anchor at President Roads and steamed toward Commonwealth Pier with 1,190 returning men aboard including Battery WV 44th coast artillery and casual companies.
Brussels reports the municipal council has offered Egort Castle to President Wilson and the peace conference as the seat of the league of nations. The castle was the former residence of the Duke of Arenburg. The Germans closed it during their invasion. Belgium plans to restore the grounds and park for recreation and horse training.
A dispatch from Vienna reports a plan for the neutralism of the Danube to be developed in Paris. The move would consolidate nationalities under a Danube commission in an international concern. Washington notes a comptroller of the currency call for condition statements from national banks as of March 4.
Report from Bern via Moscow describes Bolshevik actions as massacres. Prisoners are executed in public for mob amusement and civilians suffer amid unrest.
General staff chief Foch spends a weekend studying Germany's armed strength as Allied debate grows over ending conscription. British contention on abolition Tremendous impresses observers.
March 10 report from Paris outlines the Supreme War Council discussing terms to draft the postwar treaty with Germany. Lloyd George favors abolishing conscription, backed by American delegation. Foch to report on the plan. Debates over Monroe Doctrine in the League of Nations and risk to US interests loom large among senators and peace delegates.
London March 10 the body of Miss Edith Cavelle a Red Cross heroine executed by Germans in Belgium will be brought to this city aboard a Dover mail steamer per a Brussels dispatch.
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