Labor meet ends sittings of delegates in Paris notes
Paris dispatch reports the international labor legislation commission reached agreement on issues, while disputes over league of nations involvement persisted. Talks on transport clauses for the peace treaty continued. Lloyd George stayed in Paris to finalize the draft. Asquith named as potential League president.
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Paris
Commission of International Labor Legislation
League of Nations
Peace Conference Commission
Ministry of Public Works
Lloyd George
Wilson
Clemenceau
Orlando
London
Robert Cecil
Great Britain
Lord Robert
League
United States
Siberians Score Americans
Vladivostok reports widespread criticism of the United States with newspapers描 distorted facts. It notes a systematic campaign hostility toward U S policy, subsidized hostile papers, and distrust over intervention and a conference proposal amid Bolshevik accusations.
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Vladivostok
United States
America
Siberia
Prince Islands
Breaton
Mexican suspects arrested trying to join Angeles exodus
Federico Servantes chief of staff to Gen Felipe Angeles was arrested near Socorro Texas with 18 men attempting to cross to Mexico to join Angeles and Villa. One Mexican was wounded another escaped. Manuel Iturbide from Detroit was wounded as authorities confront the revolutionaries against Carranza government.
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el Paso
Tex
Federico Servantes
Felipe Angeles
Francisco Villa
Socorro
Here
Mexico
Angeles
Villa
Manuel Iturbide
Detroit
Mich
Carranza
Yankees to quit Liberia declares Baker in LA
Secretary of War Baker announced in Los Angeles that American troops in Siberia will be withdrawn in the spring depending on weather conditions. He did not specify an exact date.
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Baker
Los Angeles
Cal
Siberia
Will Amend Peace League Treaty
Paris reports that the American delegation plans to accept a limited number of amendments to the league covenant Secretary of State Lansing will preside over neutral delegates to hear views The supreme council considered Galicia conditions for a ceasefire and issued an injunction to halt hostilities at once between Polish and Ukrainian forces The next meeting is set for Friday March 21 in Paris Chicago Shoe Workers Strike in 1930 Chicago shoe workers in ten plants walked off over a 44 hour week leading to a citywide strike with more than 2000 workers involved
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Paris
League of Nations
Lansing
League of Hatcons Commission
Gelicia
Supreme Council
Supreme Allied Council
Galicia
Lemberg
Poland
Commission On Polish Affairs
M. Jules Cambon
Chicago
Evacuation Rumors Grow As Odessa Tense On Front
London reports a critical situation at the Russian port of Odessa amid Soviet advances toward the city. Greek forces say they defeated Bolsheviks near Kherson and captured prisoners, while Allied evacuation rumors persist without confirmation.
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Saloniki
Kherson
Odessa
London
Black Sea
Lonmilon
Ukraine
Moscow
Brezovka
Zhit
Baltic Royal Crown Offered to Prince and English Front
Official dispatches quote Lettish press bureau describing an English squadron at Libau and an English commission empowered to open relations with the Lettish government. Prince Adolf Friedrich of Mecklenburg is reported to have been offered the Baltic royal crown.
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Libau
Lettish
Adolf Friedrich of
Mecklenburg
Gas staff chief Re Ing Taylor dies in New York act
Capt. Reginald E. Taylor, chief of personnel of the gas staff chemical division of the U S A with headquarters in New York, died by self inflicted gas inhalation. His wife suffered a nervous breakdown from overwork during the war, cited as the motive. In Brussels, Belgian delegates asked that Brussels be chosen as the seat of the levee of nations.
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New York
Reginald E. Taylor
Chemical Division
Taylor
Paris
Belgium
Brussels
Germans Seized For Propaganda In Occupied Zone
Coblenz reports five persons accused of Spartacan propaganda within the American occupied zone have been arrested. They allegedly arrived from unoccupied Germany and are held awaiting further investigation. Also reported, German officers from Amsterdam aboard Frisia with altered passports. In Hatburg constituency elections, results show varied party representation. Munich police uncover a plot to steal army goods worth 250 dollars with twenty four arrests.
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Coblenz
Germany
Buenos Aires
la Razon
Amsterdam
Berlin
Munich
Breweries Seek Injunction Over 2 Percent Beer Rule
Jacob Hoffman Brewing seeks a preliminary injunction in federal court to block actions by the collector of internal revenue and the U S district attorney to prevent production of beer of 2 percent alcohol. The suit asserts 2 percent beer is nonintoxicating under food conservation and wartime prohibition laws and the federal prohibition amendment, arguing for judicial review of revenue authority and the wartime rules.
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New York
Jacob Hoffman Brewing Company
United States Brewers Association
Federal District Court
Collector of Internal Revenue
United States District Attorney
United States Supreme Court
Elihu Root
William JD. Guthrie
William L. Marbury
Baltimore
Guthrie
Revenue Department
Hoffman Com
Hoffran Company
The
U S Seeks Japan Explanation Over Korean Attacks
The state department formally requested the Japanese government to provide full information about attacks on American women in Korea by Japanese soldiers. The move precedes a possible formal demand for safety assurances if reports are verified.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Korea
France seeks to retain unofficial ties with Austria
Paris reports the French government desires to keep at least unofficial diplomatic relations with German Austria. Foreign Minister Pichon summons Henri Alize, the French minister at The Hague, who is likely to be recalled to Vienna.
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Paris
Austria
Petit Parisien
Pichon
Henri Alize
The
Hague
M. Allize
Cmt
Vienna
Nobility Abolished as Bavarian Government Forms
Premier Hoffmann outlines new Bavarian program in Munich diet. Nobility abolition and inheritance ban pass. Cabinet named with Endres, Rewitz, Werkle, Prauendorfer, Unterleitner among others. Speck criticizes territorial separation and POW retention. Auer succeeds as police chief after earlier firing incident.
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Hoffmann
Trasel
Diet
Munich
Baveria
Speck
Austria
Germany
Preter Hoffmann
Max End
Martin Rewitz
Doctor Werkle
Heimnrich Prauendorfer
Herr Unterleitner
Herr Steiner
Hew Schnettenhurst
Herren Frauendorfer
Unterleitner
Eisner
Herr Segue
Succes
R Auer
Heet
Otter c- Daar
Polish Army Applies Heavy Pressure at Pinsk and Key Positions
Polish forces mount heavy pressure at Pinsk and other important positions as the offensive advances. Units push to seize strategic locations, with commanders reporting steady gains and intensified artillery and infantry actions along the front.
Bolsheviks Forced to Retreat on Entire Front
Special to Evening Journal reports Bolshevik troops under Polish pressure forced to retire. Pinsk evacuated, Milan captured by allied forces, signaling a retreat along the front as Spartacan outbreaks continue and Mannheim and Karis rue occupations are noted.
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Copenhagen
Pinsk
Milan
French Troops Occupy Mannheim and Karlisrue
Geneva dispatch reports French forces occupying Mannheim and Karlisrue amid ongoing Spartacan unrest. The March 20 filing notes this advance as part of broader European turmoil.
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Ceneva
Switzerland
Mannheim
Karlisrue
Bestin
Soldiers' councils reject system amid early German elections
The Frankfort Gazette reports elections in Magdebare Thuringian and Juhr districts favor the current government. Soldiers and workmen councils in Minden and Bielfeld districts oppose the councils as a permanent political system and warn against communism, claiming workers are dissatisfied.
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Magdebare
Thuringian
Juhr
Frankfort
Minden
Bielfeld
Soldiers Form a Council Explores Labor Relief
Returned soldiers, sailors, and marines met in Chicago to form a council and press immediate action to relieve unemployment. A committee was named to seek a charter with the American Federation of Labor, led by Raymond Williams. He warned of potential disturbances and urged organization to demonstrate need for work and preserve the group’s reputation.
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Chicago
Wilson
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Raymond Williams
Williams
Willams
Prison for Still In Flat Chattanooga
Kel so Haily, a prominent local businessman and social figure, was sentenced in a criming court to one year in the county workhouse and fined 280 dollars for operating a moonshine still in the basement of an apartment building. A motion for a new trial is pending.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Kelso Haily
Harly
Yanks Reach Highest Weekly Return Total As War Effort Grows
Ashington reports a peak weekly return of 90 454 troops from France ending March 14 as part of a record weekly total 414 278 previously evacuated. The figure marks the largest weekly return for the war period and reflects ongoing redeployment from front lines through March 14.
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