Move on League Peace With Run Demanded Step Toward War
Republican leaders push a resolution to declare opposition to the league charter and urge immediate peace talks with Germany. Senator Lodge, Knox, and McCumber lead a blitz as Sherman and others clash over the league's merits, while Norton praises Wilson and Democrats seek to shape policy before adjournment.
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League of Pations
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Europé
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Mél Cumber
Ate
Russia
France
Mber
Lenine
Trotsky
Communiques From Peace Delegates At War Conference
The supreme war council issued statements on demilitarization talks and subcommittee work as deliberations continue. Discussions covered international ports, waterways, railways, and the league of nations while senators debated the US role and sovereignty.
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Teanyt
Tornleg
Bsider Thie
M. Pardieu
Louis Klotz
Pnance
Baying
Avery
Suh Commission
Ministry of Public Worka
International peace talks hinge on naval disarmament plans
Reports from March 5 describe the Great Powers discussing military naval and national disarmament. Japan signals tentative agreement to preliminary text while reserving rights to amend later. Delegates from the United States and others head to Spa to finalize arrangements for freeing German ships and neutral port access.
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Hese
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Spa
Ger
Gertie
Peace Talks Reported On Allied Draft Terms For Germany
A London dispatch summarizes the wartime council’s draft preliminary peace terms. Key points include reparations, German indebtedness, and the division of responsibilities between commissions. The report notes planned frontiers adjustments, including Schleswig and Danzig, and outlines provisions for Greek and Italian claims and the left bank of the Rhine. It also discusses France’s demand for immediate reparations and the broader financial and economic packaging to sustain postwar stability.
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Paris
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Council of Ten
Phé Siremi
Pavel Propssale
Okideautty
Counél
Supreme Economic Council
John Beate
Mr. Beals
Merican
Belgium
Unclear text fragment on wartime diplomacy reported
A garbled fragment references German civilian aid and planning talks in Spa on Tuesday. It mentions Marshal Focha and a mission leader Isar jhan, but exact details and meanings are obscured by OCR errors.
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Filibuster Crisis Halts Major Senate Bills
Republican leaders clash with Democrats over deficiency and railroad funding as galleries overflow the Capitol. Prolonged debate blocks passage of major measures including road, army, and agricultural appropriations while a Friday night session tests the limits of control and public attention.
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Senate debates over canal passes and New York storage sale
The Senate read the bill and continued after Senator Pearse objected to delay. A committee amendment allowed the Cape Cod Canal take passes, with $14,000,000 ceded to the War Department for condemnation. An Knox amendment set aside 994,000 for a Pittsburgh post office site. Wadeworth of New York approved a warehouse sale by the army quartermaster.
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New York
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Allies Resume Siege of Lemberg Amid Polish Front Clashes
Interallied observers report renewed heavy fighting on the Polish northern front as German and Ukrainian forces press near Lemberg and Praemyal. Premier Padergraki-Paderewski warns of ongoing operations while protests rise in Prague over Czech Slovak claims ahead of the peace conference.
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Contested House Session Details and Alleged Privilege Breach
A chaotic session and charges against a comptroller surfaced amid heated remarks. Rep. Wingo and Rep. Good clashed over roll call interference as tensions spiked during a two hour exchange, with threats and disorder halting proceedings.
Demonstration Backs Lettow-Vorbeck Return at The Hague
March 3 report of a protest greeting for General von Lettow-Vorbeck at the German legation in The Hague. Crowds booed and shouted as German and French tensions surfaced, while some cheered the former German commander. The event favored the former emperor, with officials and attendees framing the reception as sympathetic to old regime loyalties.
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Wilson saves life of soldier amid court martial actions
A U S military court at Camp Funston sentenced Sandin to two years but Maj Gen Leonard Wood recommended commutation to hard labor for 26 years. The case concerns disobedience and withholding cleanup duties. Reports mention commutation considerations and allied wartime discipline.
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Political row over record deletions described in congress
The report covers a heated debate as Wingo and Miller clash over removing remarks from the record. Mann, Garrett, Good, Rubey, and Fadden are cited amid procedural protests, with accusations of truth, decorum, and privileges shaping the roll call and seating disputes.
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Wilson Clears Gesk and Argentina Talks Begin
President Wilson hosts a busy day at the White House with new Argentine envoy Dr. Tomes A. Da Rireton presenting credentials and discussions with governors, mayors, and officials. He praises friendship with Argentina, notes progress toward stable relations, and signals hope for resuming normal activities amid wartime dislocations.
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