Americans Accept Covenant Amendments From Neutrals Today
The Washington Post reports that Americans will accept limited amendments to the League of Nations Covenant. Delegates from neutral nations meet to hear views as Paris negotiates a compromise on territorial and financial terms for the Adriatic problem. Switzerland is favored for Rhine access rights, and Argentina signals interest in joining the League.
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Red Army advances near Odessa amid tense front updates
Fragmented transcription reports Allied support for Odessa defenses and Greek forces pushing northeast of 1484 priority areas. Official brief notes troop movements, evacuations, and captured prisoners as regional fronts shift.
Mexican Resolution Expresses Hope to Join League
Mexican senate resolutions, not yet acted upon, express sympathy for President Wilson and admiration for his humanitarian proposals. They state Mexico wishes to join the proposed League of Nations if given the chance, marking the only clear statement on Mexico’s stance to date. Special Dinner Dance at Wardman Park Hotel on March 22. reserve tables now.
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Links U S with Reds Discuss Steel Price Blame
Reports from Vladivostok cited State Department officials noting anti American sentiment in eastern Siberia over American military actions. Japanese influence and a shift from war to peace party discourse in Tokyo were cited as factors shaping US Russia policy. A Washington conference on steel prices aims to stabilize market and restart construction with potential price cuts and industry cooperation.
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International hotel thief steals from Berlin mission
A Tamburg merchant, identified as an international hotel thief, posed as attached to the American mission and obtained official papers from Russian prisoners. He accompanied reports to Berlin camps, then stole all mission luggage left in a Munich hotel. He was arrested upon the mission’s return. a judicial inquiry opened Saturday.
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Premier Clemencau Denied Resignation War Portfolio
Rumor that Premier Clemencau resigned as minister of war denied by official quarters. Government today published an agreement between the Slems-Carey Company and the Chinese government for the Grand Canal improvement. Park Hotel advertises reserve tables for Saturday March 22 at 7 pm.
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HAIL PARIS PROTOCOL ARE READY FOR CHALLENGE
President Wilson pushes the league covenant through the preliminary peace treaty provoking Senate resistance. Leaders fear acceptance may kill any viable league while two thirds oppose. debate centers on whether to attach or sever the covenant. Even if ratification stalls, many expect peace in Europe with or without the league. The question remains if US troops stay abroad or return as Europe settles into a state of peace.
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Peace Delegates Issue Communiqués From Paris Meetings
Officials reported on the Supreme Allied Council's talks in Paris, detailing a proposed ceasefire injunction for two armies near Lemberg and discussions on Galicia Polish affairs. A second communiqué covered a preparatory session on international labor and wartime conventions with proposals for new federation rules.
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Fragmented View of Peace Treaty Debate and Senate Attitudes
Fragmentary text discusses Amer a people’s interest, peacetime attitudes, the armistice, and how the Senate may not endorse the treaty. Mentions Germany, the League Covenant, and political calculations. Notes senators’ reluctance to amend or resurrect the treaty framework and suggests focus on broader war-end issues rather than detailed peace terms.
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Food supervision over humans needed
Amid wartime shortages critics urge strict food supervision and a possible appeal court to manage rationing. The piece notes civilians with fixed incomes suffer most while urban life hinges on steady food imports and the state of wartime distribution.
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Forged Signatures On Check Lead to Prison Sentence
John Thomas O'Brien was sentenced to seven years at the Ohio penitentiary for passing a counterfeit check of 100 dollars bearing forged signatures of Woodrow Wilson. The 1912 incident involved O'Brien posing as a Texas sheriff and a friend of a former governor, using the State House employe Special Diner Dasco at the Es mean Park Hotel to pass the check.
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League of Nations Covenant Debate Draws 3000 at Symphony Hall
A Harvard Lowell debate on the league covenant drew about 3000 people, with speakers applauded for urging amendments. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge aligned with wary stance on U S sovereignty, while President Lawrence Lowell pressed for clarifications on immigration, tariff, and internal affairs, amid a tense, highly partisan audience.
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