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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary grand-scale report describes peace signals before month end and pressure to dismantle Rhine forts for tank and poison gas production. References to war material doom, supply cutbacks, and looming peace consent underline a tense drive toward agreement.
A notice from Buffalo stockmen announces buffalo meat will be sold at public markets in Omaha Nebraska within a few days. The event marks the first herd sale on any open market globally, as reported to the Mutual Live Stock Commission in the southern Yamaha region.
A wartime finance plan drives discussions among executives, rail carriers, and government officials. A conference outlined loans and guarantees to support railroad contracts, equipment orders, and road improvements while aiming to extend aid to key national transport links and stabilize markets.
Fragmentary OCR mentions an 8 inch gun, sediment, and a weapons test with terms like Vale Star Sediment and arsenal. The text is garbled with many nonsensical segments, making precise details and involved entities difficult to identify.
Commissions at Paris oppose ratifying any covenant without endorsement. Discusses peace terms with Germany and league principles, predicting the preliminary treaty may incorporate league ideas while avoiding full entanglement. Notes potential constitutional delays and strategic aims for Greece and broader postwar settlements.
A chaotic war dispatch describes brutal street fighting in Lichtenberg and urban guerrilla tactics. Reports claim German and Allied forces clash as civilians suffer amid censorship and conflicting communiqués.
German papers show broad opposition to the League of Nations amid mounting public debate. Reports cite editorials condemning collective security as a threat to national sovereignty and warning of imposed obligations.
Reports describe heavy fighting on the eastern front as government troops move to crush Spartacan resistance around Herbin. Lichtenberg Weissensee and nearby suburbs are targets of street battles with insurgents using guerrilla tactics and terror in districts. Authorities vow to show no prisoners as operations continue.
Paris reports a formal communique from the supreme council after today’s meeting. It notes intelligence on Poland and Central European intrigues and mentions German and Soviet involvement, with a pledge to probe further once critical evidence is gathered.
Reported clash near Vistaska describes American and Allied forces beating back Russian attacks. Despite heavy bombardment, Allied troops held fortifications, with fierce fighting in snowy conditions and continued readiness for renewed assaults.
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