Germany Aid Seen As War Council Decision
The supreme war council agreed to resume negotiations and secure German supply lines. Citizens debate reparations policy as America and France clash, while credits and raw materials would help Germany recover, with a commission to study cables and production controls.
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No Radical Changes in League Plan Believed President's View
Report from dispatches to the Associated Press notes President Wilson reasons that opposition to the league covenant has not driven him to radical changes. He may accept wording tweaks but not a fundamental alteration, with little attention to the questions so far. The piece covers naval dispatches, cables, and wartime commissions affecting Belgium, Austria Hungary, and railways in the former empire.
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Berlin Revolt Suppressed as Spartacans Held City
Berlin turmoil ends with government troops in control of central areas after heavy fighting. Spartacans reportedly captured and sentenced, flame throwers and artillery used. Weimar government claims recognition of soldiers and workers councils in a new constitution draft. strikes and negotiations continue over political concessions.
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Peruvian Troops Mutiny Reported in Lima
A Santiago dispatch says two hundred Peruvian officers and soldiers were arrested in Lima after a bloody mutiny that threatened revolution. The unrest followed a proclamation naming presidential candidates and linked to Peru Warfleia’s Income Tax Bureau and the Supreme Court of tax information.
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Supreme Court” of Tax Information
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May Amend League Details Red Horrors Bench Buying Steel
President Wilson outlined a campaign plan to win support for the league of nations. Senators and leaders including Taft and Bryan shape criticism while others seek amendments. Ambassadors warn Bolsheviks threaten Europe and Franco American trade expands as U S steel and iron firms eye global markets.
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William H. Taft
New York Thugs Nab $3800 In Harlem Robbery
Five highwaymen robbed a Sinclair and Valentine Dye Company employee in Harlem as they left a bank with the payroll, seizing $3800 and fleeing in an automobile. Police held five youths on related securities case. Edward Andreas pleaded guilty, with bail set at 10008.
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New York Boat Owners Hold Out in Labor Standoff
In New York on March 8, federal mediator James L. Hughes pressed private boat owners to accept railroad administration terms offering an eight hour day and large wage increases. About 5900 railroad workers returned to duty. roughly 11,000 remaining strikers planned talks with the Boat Owners Association and the US Ship Purge Board. The Boat Owners Association, running 69 percent of harbor craft, refused to yield. Port and Terminal Workers Union members also refused to return under settlement terms, insisting the entire strike be settled before manning railroad boats.
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Republicans Name More Committees
The Republican committee on committees completed organizing principal House committees including foreign affairs, naval, and port studies. New members selected for postal service, naval, and foreign affairs roles include Sanders, New Fock, Dunbar, Hardy, Hoch, Moore, Newton, Kendal, and others with holdover chairmen Steenerson Madden Gries Paige Woodford and Ramseyer. Nine vacancies were filled earlier, naming Ackerman Bags Browne Houghton Macon Dickinson Moore and others. holdovers Porter Rogers and Kennedy remain.
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Wood Warns Reds For Preparedness First, Military Education Urged
Gen Leonard Wood, addressing Methodist leaders in New York, warned that peace hinges on national preparedness and a strong economy for returning soldiers. He urged English be the sole language taught in schools, emphasized universal military training, and called for better teacher salaries while praising assimilation of foreigners. He framed the address as part of the Methodist centenary campaign and stressed honoring veterans.
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