Ex Emperor Charles asks Swiss to grant home
The former Austrian emperor Charles has formally asked Switzerland for permission to live there with Allied approval reportedly likely. Empress Zita is believed in Neuchatel incognito, while Charles reportedly suffers a nervous breakdown and Zita is said to be in poor health.
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Steel industry talks set new price schedule
Producers ex press and ex end intensely with United States Steel Corp board chair Gary to announce a new price schedule. They expect a press note tomorrow outlining prices and wage actions. no major wage cuts anticipated except where legally required. Iron ore prices via Lake W ports remain unchanged unless freight rate cuts apply, which would raise pig iron charges. The Great Lakes region producers seek a freight relief and report support from steel promoters and the board.
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Japanese Hold To Last Man In Bold Siberian Stand
Official reports describe Mity Tanaka's battalion annihilated in Siberia after a fierce stand against Bolsheviks. Japanese forces refused surrender as reinforcements suffered heavy losses. Gen Yanadas forces later routed the enemy, with continued operations urged to subdue Bolsheviks. The piece also covers Pershing March faction tensions and politicalWatch remarks about U.S. war leadership and postwar policy.
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Terms of Allies Rejected by HMS
The Havag correspondent reports German refusal to sign terms, negotiations deemed broken off, with Germans guiding Posen and related actions noted as immediately underway.
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British West Africa Prohibits Spirit Imports March 19
The government bans all spirits into British West African colonies except under license not to be granted for so called trade spirits. The move, announced tonight, is a preliminary measure pending a decision on a permanent prohibition of the spirit trade in Africa. A district report notes a related event at Ward Park Hotel on March 22 with a discussion of relatedReserve tables.
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