25 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1919
Page
1
Numerous clashes are reported as revolutionary movements spread from Amsterdam. Advices from Amsterdam today claim forces extend into Croatia, Bosnia and Slovenia with Reds occupying banks and taking over newspapers in Budapest.
Reports from Paris indicate Allied monitor forces accelerating to protect Entente interests as troops amass in Transylvania and Galicia. The Bolsheviks in Hungary and German points are under close watch, with fears that smaller powers may seize the moment for gains. Troops mass in Galicia and eastern Hungary with unclear plans, some reports citing 70,000 Hungarians poised to invade Poland while others claim Russian Bolsheviks may join in. Authorities warn of shifting alignments as peace delegates press for disarmament and tentative measures.
Former ambassador in Berlin describes Bernstorff as an adviser to German delegates with a plan to meet allied claims in Paris. He warns opponents will seek severe compensation and Bolshevik threats, arguing Germany needs vast credits and a large loan from the United States to sustain industry and obtain raw materials.
An interview with Bernstorff portrays his influence in tying German diplomacy to internal politics. He discusses the Democratic party's presidential aims, nationalization debates, and the push for a League of Nations. He stresses cautious diplomacy at the peace table and hints at plans shaped by socialist dynamics. The piece cites the Paris delegation and German political maneuvering surrounding elections and foreign policy.
The transport George Washington arrived at York March 25 bringing nearly five thousand A. E. F. troops from Brest. The ship led a wave of troop ships due to arrive today from Europe including 14 transportation corps companies and detachments from various regiments and signals units, including the 135th Marine Battalion and the 122th Fife Battalion.
Reported from the line an 11th machine battalion with 17 officers and 9 men, the 12th signal corps battalion 15 Scand 437 in a detach, a company overs and 13 enlisted corps, convalescent detachments, fort al companies and nurses returned, plus civilian staff resuming transport duties.
The commission disposed over half of the twenty six sections of the League Covenant before midnight. Boundaries and indemnities were taken up in the long session with dense debate and expert testimony shaping the text.
Paris March 25. Leaders Wilson Clemenceau Orlando and Lloyd George review boundaries and draft covenant details. A League of Nations commission nears a consensus as objections by Senator Knox are addressed. Hungary’s Bolshevik threat prompts calls for measures, with British monitors under consideration.
Lieutenant Commander Hugo Koehler of the United States Navy reports a breakdown in discipline aboard German ships. He studied the general situation in Germany and notes men sunk under orders move slowly and insolently.
Fragmentary account describes vessels at Greer leaving in a careless fashion. Officers and crews appear disorganized with ships in commission and others unready. Captains issue orders as crew members move slowly, some smoking cigars made of rice and tobacco.
Washington March 24 Senator Borah pressed questions on the 100 million dollar appropriation for European food supplies and its aim to curb Bolshevik influence. He cited Senator Hitchcock’s remarks on Hungary and questioned the administration’s stance, noting allied efforts and potential peace outcomes amid spending expectations.
In a yearly statement on gasoline the Director of the Bureau of Mines asserts a victory tied to oil, describing conditions and outcomes within the oil industry and regulatory frame. The remarks emphasize ongoing policy results and supply considerations affecting markets and energy priorities.
Fighting Sons of the Empire State return to parade through New York through the famous thoroughfare amid a noisy welcome as they honor their heroic action against the Hindenburg line and celebrate victory.
New York paid homage to the 27th Division returning from World War I with a massive Victory Day parade on Fifth Avenue. More than two million spectators lined the route from Washington Square to 110th Street, while reviewing stands held tens of thousands. The event showcased a gun caisson, archways, and tributes to fallen soldiers, as Governor Hylan and other officials joined in the celebration.
The House in Sterrisburg today passed a bill requiring sworn descriptions of all motor vehicles offered for sale. Another measure authorizes a near beer beverage containing one percent alcohol. The session also touches on worker leave of absence for election day and railway company procedures amid theft crackdown efforts.
A reported search in New York for a noted model and actress linked to the Wilkins case. The report mentions Miss Meme and her mother connected to the same apartment house where a physician and white individual resided part of the time.
Fragmentary report describes Egyptian railways hampered by fire and damage to tracks as trains affected and passengers reported disturbances. Weather forecast for Western Pennsylvania from Washington predicts cloudy skies, warmer conditions tonight, with rain possible on Wednesday.
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