Answers Gen Angell Letter Discloses Inquiry Into Military Justice
A War Department disclosure reports Inspector General will investigate the military justice system used during World War I. Generals Crowder and Ansell are central, with Crowder defending the system and blaming Congress, while Ansell faces charges over acting as judge advocate general without consent. The letter to Secretary Baker summarizes friction over reforms and a broad inquiry into wartime punishments and procedures.
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Calls Serbia a ruin amid war crimes claims
A disputed report from June cites the American Red Cross asserting widespread atrocities in Serbia. The speaker argues the nation is in ruins, with deaths and population losses cited as proof of severe harm.
Brussels murder attempt near royal palace shocks capital
A Belgian incident reports an unnamed man attempting to pass guards at a Brussels installation. He drew a revolver. both he and a police officer were wounded. The assailant was seized and imprisoned. A dispatch claims the event underpins a rumor of a broader assassination plot against the king.
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Yachtsman F Bourne Dies at Oakdale Home
Commodore of the New York Yacht Club and financier Bert Bourne died at his country home in Oakdale Long Island. Bourne helped fund the Americas Cup defender built by the Synagogue club in 1914 before races were postponed due to the war.
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Italian Divorce Law Proposal Defeated in Rome Chamber
A movement to introduce divorce aid in Italy failed in the chamber of deputies during a debate on a measure about the legal status of women. An amendment to introduce divorce into Italian law was rejected by a large majority.
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Ratification aims spark debate over League of Nations
The article outlines growing opposition to the proposed league as President Wilson plans to push for Senate ratification. It notes shifts in strategy, possible constitutional amendments, and a campaign to win public support while preserving core league principles.
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Paderewski Seeks Aid on Lemberg Front
Polish premier Paderewski arrived to explain Polish positions on the Lemberg front and urged mediation of entente aid in material and munitions. He warned the fall of Lemberg would shock Poles and bolster the extreme left in the diet against his government.
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International Parliament Proposed by League Committees
A Berne session of the international conference of league of nations societies proposed creating a directly elected international legislative body. The aim is to secure a democratic constitution for the leagues of nations with voters from all countries casting ballots.
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International Conference of League of Nations Societies
Leagues of Nations
German plotter promoted to undersecretary in wartime
Dr Heinrich F Albert former commercial attaché to the German embassy in Washington is named undersecretary of state and head of the chancellery investigations in the United States. He is linked to plots in German interests with Count von Bernstorf and was active in propaganda and German financial schemes during the war.
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Plans to Set Price Cuts via National Defense Board
Representatives of Chues Industries to be asked to decide on prices to draw inflation out and restore normal living costs. The industrial board of the Department of Commerce and a new plan led by George N Peak aim to restore normal prices and wages, with a price policy to encourage buying and reduce living costs.
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Atlanta
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Cincinnati
Wham M Ritter
West Virginia
Bolshevik Air Bombs Americans On Front
Associated Press report notes Bolshevik planes bombed American positions on the Vag front but caused no damage. Distinguishing markings caused confusion, allowing some enemy aircraft to approach allied troops and gunboats. villagers change hands multiple times, with Americans withdrawing to bridge positions across the Bratsa River after retreating from Kadish.
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Protest Hun Opera in U S Stl at War With Germany
New York March 9 Provost announced a season of German opera at the Lexington Opera House starting tomorrow. The Americas Defense Society claims the production insults Americanism and supports German propaganda linked to the German government. The Alien Property Custodian was asked if enemy alien owned theatrical property should be seized.
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Aliens Held at Norfolk In Espionage Raid
On March 9, Norfolk police and Department of Justice agents detained fifteen men, mostly foreigners, in a Kenchureh street home raid. They await preliminary trial tomorrow on charges of violating the espionage act as authorities seize a wide range of agitational literature and notices including a Russian government sale advertisement and the American office address at 56 Wall Street New York.
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Carrie Nation aid wets protest party forming launch planned
Clark G Pan, who once guided Carrie Nation on silent tours, announces formation of a national prohibition protest party. He plans to charter a launch from Hartford with delegates from parts of New England, headed to Washington.
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YANKS STUDY ABROAD Emphasis Tynd in Geography Specialities
The American Army University, largest university on the Tingush sphere world, opened near Bellevue southeast of Paris for nearly 1000 students. Fifteen thousand soldiers enrolled for a three month course chosen from various fields. Brig Gen Thomas Henry Rees heads the educational mission, coordinating post schools, trades training, and graduate work abroad. Ottawa also reports John J. D. Reid named receiver of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.
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Peace Negotiations Shift Focus to Austria and Italy Boundaries
Paris reports relief talks amid armistice stress as Austria and Italian boundary issues surface in Brussels. Foreign Minister Georges discussed Germany’s food needs and the swift resumption of peace talks, with food relief linked to coal potash and monetary credits and German ships to move once payments are arranged.
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Hoover Plans To Quit And Wheat Prices Move
The article reports Hoover plans to resign and discusses wheat price dynamics including possible government action to stabilize bread costs. It notes sessions on stalled Spa negotiations, US policy, and implications for global supply and Allied economies amid war concerns.
France Ties 10 U. S. Recovery To Spur Industry Link
France connects ten U. S. recovery efforts in iron and coal regions to accelerate industrial development. The move could close the door on German dominance by reviving trade. Opportunities for American firms in Italy hinge on the Peace Conference outcomes.
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