Allied peace terms promise broad German disarmament
Paris March 1 draft terms for armistice advance rapidly. Naval terms seek complete disarmament with Germany surrendering or destroying warships, submarines, and fortifications while preserving French interests. Interned vessels to be seized and destroyed. Kiel canal open to all vessels. German cables and wireless stations restricted to commercial use.
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Allied control of postwar wireless and fleets outlined
The document details conditions for German and Austrian wireless usage during peace talks, with allies to set wavelengths and supervise operations. It also lists the Austrian fleet and other war vessels to be handed over, plus free passage under an international guarantee between the Mediterranean and the hacksen.
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Budapest
Pols
Mediterranean
Fnd
Seventeen Held in Budapest Counter-Revolution Probe
Seventeen people are under arrest in Budapest on counter-revolutionary propaganda charges. The group includes Maj. Gen. Alexander von Securmay a former national defense minister and Joseph Szverenyi a former commerce minister. Dr Alexander Wekerle, former premier and finance minister, is free due to age.
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Alexander von Securmay
Joseph Szverenyi
Herr Methien
Herr Somich
Budapest
Alexander Wekerle
Hungery
Minnesota Senate kills suffrage proposal in state
St Paul March 1 The state senate votes to kill the house bill proposing a constitutional amendment to grant state suffrage. The legislature had earlier endorsed national suffrage. St Paul March 1 The senate unanimously passes Nimocks prohibiting display of red flags or banners typifying anarchy, a bill already approved by the house.
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Wilson to Sail Again March 5
President Wilson plans to sail from Washington aboard the transport George Washington after Congress adjourns. He will stop in Philadelphia to visit daughter Mrs Sayre and grandson, then proceed to New York for a league of nations discussion with Taft before boarding at night.
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Lodge warns against League of Nations as threat to American sovereignty
Senator Lodge urged careful appraisal of the League of Nations constitution arguing it would annul the Monroe doctrine and pull the United States into foreign disputes. He warned Germany's resurgence and called for retaining Washington policies while opposing internationalism and a shift toward a Trotzky led framework.
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President Warns Against League Links and Domestic Overreach
The speech urges bridging the gap between American freedom and order and Russian anarchy. It warns against surrendering democracy to "supernatural government" and international socialism. It notes Lodge amendments to exclude the Monroe Doctrine and domestic questions from league jurisdiction and permits peaceful withdrawal by any nation.
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Deficiency Bill Passes House With Budget System Rider
The general deficiency bill passed by the House appropriates 827,771, one and carries various riders including an investigation into establishing a national budget system. The measure carries a large carrying percentage and was approved in Washington March 1.
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Washington
House
Ex-Kaiser Bills for Cash as Government Grants Trial
March 1 dispatches report the ex Kaiser appealing to the German revolutionary government for funds, claiming 40,000 guilders borrowed and a private fortune. authorities deemünfit to grant more than a token sum while opening an inquiry into his assets. Spartacist unrest continues in Munich with arrests, presses seized, and strikes spreading as the government faces crisis.
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Weimer
Hohenzollern
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Haase Defies Army Use As East Prussia Turmoil Grows
The Frankfort Zeitung reports rising cotamanist activity in Koenigsberg and east Prussia with pamphlets urging rail damage. In Weimar Hugo Haase denounces the national army bill as a tool to reestablish order, while War Minister Noske blames Russian agents and argues for action.
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Troops Guard Negro Hangings in Annapolis
John Snowden a Negro was hanged at the county jail for the murder of Mrs. Lortle May Brandon, wife of Valentine Brandon formerly at the naval experiment station. Soldiers with machine guns and Baltimore police guarded the scene to prevent interference, but no disorder occurred.
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Belgian Government Talks on Antwerp as Army Supply Base
Brussels reports the Belgian government is negotiating to use Antwerp as a supply base for the American army of occupation in Central Europe. Premier Delacroix told the chamber that talks are progressing and expected to conclude soon.
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Spain Inferno of Red Plague Stuns Madrid and Valencia
Premier Romanones suspends parliament amid a grave crisis as Barcelona teeters on collapse. Syndicalist control paralyses city services while engineers and army battalions keep essential needs met. Madrid bread output drops and Valencia printers strike halting newspapers.
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Armenia Referenced by Wilson Urges Allied Policy
The British Armenia committee in the House of Commons welcomed President Wilsons recent directives and passed a resolution urging him to accept the mandate for Armenia under the League of Nations.
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Armenia Committee
House of Commons
Armenia
Wilson
Apmenia Ueies Ue
League of Nations
Defeated Bolshevik Want Rest After Ongoing Fight
A fragment reports that Bolsheviks were beaten but still desired rest amid continuing clashes. The text conveys persistent conflict without detailing locations or figures.
White House address on third term report remains unclear
Stockholms dispatch notes Lithuanian forces pressing Bolshevik troops toward Tonkiti near Vilna as Bolsheviks seek suspensions that Lithuanians reject. The report also mentions Bolshevik refusals to pause hostilities and shifts in war posture, alongside Paris coverage of martial law for workers congress delegates.
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Aventue
Stockholm
Tonkiti
Vilna
Wilson third term rumor not under consideration says White House
Washington March 1 the White House stated the subject of Wilson as a third term candidate was not mentioned in discussions with Democratic committee men and there is no confirmation of such a bid.
Fire at Bogle Catholic Home Claims Three Inmates
A blaze at the Bogle Catholic Home for the Aged in Fond du Lac Wisconsin caused three inmates to die and left three seriously burned with nearly twenty others affected by shock and exposure. The fire started from an overheated furnace as inmates retired and sisters prayed. Loss estimated at 100000. The dead are John Mathews seventy Jemnie Bresnahan eighty Mrs N Webner seventy six.
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Bogle Catholic
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Mre
N. Webner
French Evacuate Mannheim and Nearby Areas
Berlin dispatch reported by Central News says French troops evacuated Mannheim on Wednesday. They also withdrew from Karlsruhe and Rheingau to the left bank of the Rhine, according to the Copenhagen desk.
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Greek Troops Occupy Kherson in Southern Russia
Athens reports Greek and Bohemian troops advance against Bolsheviks and occupy Kherson on the Dniester river. Dispatch says forces decoupied Tiraspol near Odessa, as Greek units push toward Bolshevik positions 92 miles northeast of Odessa.
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HUNS PILLAGE IN LITHUANIA
In Warsaw on March 1 reports say twelve were seized near Peanak before the city fell. The railway line to Bre Ligowek is disrupted and authorities report 20,0000 in money stolen by the Germans.
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Che Germatity
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