Hungarian Soviet government declares war on Servia and Roumania
A chaotic dispatch reports the Hungarian Soviet government declares war on Servia and Roumania. The piece notes global tension over Bolshevism, with France urging force to save western Europe and President Wilson aligning with British views while American delegates seek economic stabilization in Central Europe.
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Senator Hitchcock Reflects On Covenant And Armed Aggression
The text reflects a historical debate on the covenant’s amendments and the United States stance. It notes Senator Hitchcock Webrask’s belief that the covenant should be largely adopted as written to avoid protracted lessons from excessive modifications by the U S.
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Soldiers Who Deserted 70 Enemies Called to Surrender
Washington March 2 Soldiers who deserted from the American army to join the enemy were ordered to surrender to U S military authorities. Brigadier General Whey promised leniency and favorable discharges to those who did so, as reported in the chaotic wartime dispatches of the era.
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Explosion at Aberdeer proving grounds ends danger
Fire at the States proving grounds in Aberdeer Maryland yesterday caused heavy damage but was extinguished by morning. About 20 people injured and up to 1,000,000 in property losses are feared while a formal inquiry will now begin.
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Tyler Unable to Prove Alibi in Brookins Bank Hold-Up
New York March 21 1. Suspect Tyler fails to establish whereabouts for the hold up and shooting at East Brooklin Bank last December. He claims an alibi with hotel and telegrams from Harvey House Seligman and F H McGann. District attorney and others question his statements as to an automobile and other details.
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Storm Paralyses York Harbor Traffic and Claims Casualties
A devastating gale in New York Harbor halted traffic and caused five deaths from drowning and exustion. Dozens of vessels were delayed or wrecked, with many rescued by naval tugs as transports and ships struggled against high seas. The St Louis anchored at Quarantine and Laouraine waited by the Statue of Liberty while pilots and crews toughed out the storm.
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Twelve Thousand Medals For Boys On Border
Harrisburg reports a plan to award twelve thousand medals to boys who served on the border. The medals will be distributed as the Keystone division reaches Camp Lex from overseas, per Adjutant General Beary. The state armory board ordered all armories updated to support the rearged National Guard. Geneva dispatch notes a Swiss Volunteer army appeal against Bolshevism with expectations of Allied support and possible American volunteers.
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Usanne Gazette
Official estimates exceed again in wartime army details
The War Department announced higher than expected figures for the permanent army and expeditionary force. It cited 29,000 officers and 244,186 enlisted men for April, with a total American expeditionary force at 599,558. The 168th and 167th engineer companies arrived to repair railways in Murmansk Archangel as part of Siberia withdrawal plans. A large share of recruits reenlisted at the Mexican border, with many using sixty day furlough bonuses.
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Rainbow Division Infantry Sail for Home
Col Phelan of the Sixty-ninth New York announces General Pershing's cable stating the 165th Infantry Regiment of the Rainbow Division will sail for home today. This is the first unit to leave France. others follow on April 19. The Rainbow Division comprises troops from across the country.
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Baron Leopold Deportation Reported by Daily Express
London reports Baron Leopold von Plessen among the undesirables deported last night. The Daily Express says several hundred more undesirables were deported today including no foreign counts.
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Daily Express
Egypt Returns to Near Normal as Leaders Arrested
Rebels in Egypt see a shift toward stability as authorities announce arrests of revolt leaders and their pending trials, signaling a move back toward normal conditions and government control.
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Balkan warfare and East Europe tensions flash in Paris reports
Dispatches from Paris describe renewed Balkan tensions as Greek and Bolshevik forces threaten. The note cites Servia Romania and Bulgaria amid a Balkan league stir, with Dantzig port, corridors to Poland, and Polish troops in France under consideration as Peace Conference seeks a solution.
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Horrible Acts of 8 Bh Olsreve in Siberia Reported
Eyewitness accounts describe brutal torture and bayonet wounds across multiple cases in Siberia under Bolshevik rule. Victims include 66 children and numerous executions as famine and disarray smash industry and public life.
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Peace Treaty With Germany Seen As Clean And Moderate
A London press report says the forthcoming German peace treaty will be clean and moderate. A highly placed source in Westminster cautions against implying harsh terms or violations of rights, stressing the document aims for justice and stability in Europe.
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American flag at Budapest hauled down report
London dispatch says the American and British flags at Budapest have been hauled down after German pressure and Hungarian Soviet relations were cited. Dr Feneyee of Worcester Massachusetts commented the Bolshevik forces face interest-based doubt while remaining ready to live.
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Berlin Hit By Citywide Crime Wave Spreading
Berlin faces daily robberies in the city and suburbs with criminals wearing military uniforms. A fur store was robbed of about 7000 dollars in furs while another hold up targeted a government office. Authorities report multiple incidents across Berlin and surrounding areas.
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London
Wild West
Bolshevik Uprisings Leave Many Wounded in Brisbane
A Sydney dispatch reports heavy street fighting in Brisbane Australia between Bolshevik elements and government forces. The melee injured many, including the police chief, and the Russian club was wrecked as police reserves were deployed from rural districts.
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German Marks for Food Supplies Arrive in Berlin
Berlin reports 375.9 million marks allocated to pay for essential food supplies. The funds cover purchases and distribution as authorities manage shortages and stabilize prices amid wartime conditions.
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Weather forecast for Kington March 29
Forecaster notes fair weather for western region tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions expected Sunday as a high pressure system dominates.
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