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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented report outlines Western Germany frontier terms and wartime diplomacy. It mentions Turkey influence, Albanian seat moves, and Geneva Journal observations. Names and dates are obscured in OCR garble, but reference to Albania and Turkey anchors the geopolitical note.
A local committee plans to meet at all market centers to view differences as they arise and to endorse an epoch waking by promoters. The discussion will cover stock angles, prices, and proposed measures, with attendance noted from multiple districts and authorities reviewing the procedures.
Censorship claims swirl as Sudie Cheradame reports suppression of naval budget and Matra lessons. Congressmen in France praise hearings while attacking Wilson, with longshoremen threatening vessel loading as a tugboat commandeering plan and Macy Award changes under war labor pressure.
A chaotic Berlin report describes Spartacans in streets center and government troops sweeping key districts. Germany’s big industries raise 12.5 million to counter Bolshevism as allied and domestic actions unfold across Neukölln and Charlottenberg with multiple troop movements and civilian disruption.
Pieces from Lausanne Gazette allege Turkish consul at Varna acted as a tool of central powers, with claims of 1915 secret talks in Athens with former King Constantine and subsequent pursuit by French army forces. outlines boundary disputes and wartime political maneuvering without clear resolutions.
A common pleas jury awarded Victor D Miller 75000 against the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Toledo Columbus Railway on a personal injury claim. The case involved loss of legs and marked a high prior verdict for such injuries in the Ohio court.
A strong sentiment grows in high quarters to make Geneva the meeting place of the league. Delegation heads consulted show cautious approval while South American governments hold back. The draft motions face gradual support as talks continue.
Congressional conference attendees from the Senate commerce and House rivers and harbors committees discussed a unity plan to coordinate rail and water transportation. They endorsed through bills for interchange of traffic and ICC oversight of water carriers, with a federal agency to develop water transport and Director General Hines to help draft legislation. The group included Senators Fletcher, Benning, Jones, Ransdell, Representatives Kennedy, Small, Each, Moore, and Winslow.
An appeal to neutral nations in Europe Asia and South America asks attendance at a private and official conference in Paris on March 20. The aim is to give neutrals a chance to express views on the League of Nations convened with foreign ministers present. Switzerland has replied. Provisions for hotel reservations and dance events are noted at Wardman Park Hotel March 12.
Rail administration plans substantial domestic rate cuts to aid Pacific, South Atlantic, and Gulf ports and boost exports. Cooperation with manufacturers and shippers aims to meet foreign competition, with new schedules based on iron and steel products from Pittsburgh. Rates to Pacific routes likely reduced within ten days, easing congestion and supporting overseas trade.
Shipping Board head discussions hinge on signing a treaty and ship seizures. Chile approves a plan to intern 83 German vessels, with 30000 tons availability from German ports. United States crews will operate ships once crews are provided, as diplomatic effort shapes ship fate and trade implications.
A tumult of reports outlines Poindexter Reed Borah and others shaping a new peace stance. Hope rises for healing, referendum before decisive moves, while Wilson and diplomats press a peace treaty path amid global uncertainty.
A fragmented report discusses a prolonged meeting of Bloods and the push for a war league and peace terms. It mentions nations, the United States, and a peace congress awakening to demand for terms. The piece notes preliminary peace terms agreed upon, with emphasis on relief and rescue of nations amidst entente efforts.
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