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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

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Mar 05, 1919

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President Wilson Urges League of Nations in New York Speech

President Wilson told a New York audience that an overwhelming majority of Americans favor the league of nations and urged united support to prevent future wars. He warned critics and urged Taft’s backing, insisting the covenant is essential to a lasting peace and that no party may block it.

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Minor states demand equal rights on new commissions

South American leaders press for parity on commissions and governance. Officials from several countries urge fair representation and participation in regional bodies, signaling calls for inclusive reform amid changing political landscapes.

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Three Block Senate Filibuster and Peace Debate End

The long Senate filibuster over the bond bill and league of nations ends at noon with adjournment. Leaders clash over Poland Lithuania and Belgian matters as Wilson faces a fractured Congress and delayed nominations.

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House Congress Wilson Senate Army Navy A. Mitchell Palmer John Skelton Williams Continued
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Railroad funds gone return to owners looms

Treasury and War Finance officials warn funds for rail improvements and equipment are nearly exhausted. Private borrowing and War Finance Corporation loans are debated as Director General Hines and Secretary Glass discuss options amid about 750 million dollars in needed appropriations and 381 million in back debts.

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Berlin Sealed by State of Siege and General Strike

A British dispatch reports Berlin under a state of siege with Noxke assuming executive power as crowds clash with police. A Spartacan led call for a general strike spreads, while workers and firms face transport and utility stoppages and industrial action in a tense prelude to a broader political upheaval in 1918 Berlin.

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