Hungary Proletariat Rule Takes Budapest Amid Turmoil
Budapest reports Count Michael Karolyi resigns as cabinet shifts to proletariat control. Protests against occupation spark mobilization plans by Slovak and allied forces. Entente warns of war and outlines frontier actions, with Soviet Russia poised at Budapest as political realignment unfolds.
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Wilson Sees French War Ruins In Paris Visit
President Wilson and party toured Soissons and surrounding battlefields in France, tracing the destruction from the war. He described the day as deeply painful yet enlightening, noting French suffering and hardships amid the fires and operations of the conflict.
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Egyptian Leaders Press for Independence at Paris Peace Talks
Egyptian delegates describing their group as the Egyptian Association of Paris send a letter to Clemenceau asking the peace conference honor the Egyptian claim to national independence, not autonomy, with a leafleteer campaign supporting the bid. Said Pasha Zagloul chairs the delegation now in Paris.
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Hamburg ships clear as seamen sail for sea
Up to 7 o'clock this evening eighteen ships had cleared from Hamburg including the Patricia Santa Cruz Cordova Kigomz Kleyn land and Cap Fintaterre Many other vessels are manned sealed and ready to sail Sunday The example of Hambere seamen proceeding to sea is believed to have a good effect on other Hanseatic and Baltic seamen
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Striking Rail Clerks Return to Work in Tennessee
In Chattanooga Tennessee March 22 Terelpt of orders from President Forrester the national clerks union held a meeting and voted to return to work on the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway tomorrow The strikers signed an agreement to resume duties pending settlement of differences with the road Only about twenty six of the over a hundred applicants for reinstatement were accepted and the more capable strikebreakers now employed are expected to stay on.
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U S Officer Visits Russia With Unofficial Dispatch
Paris reports Arthur Bullett, an intelligence officer attached to the American peace commission, returned from Russia without official orders but with superiors having approved. He has not yet arrived in Paris but telegraphs from Petrograd describe conditions there.
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Pogroms Follow Red Invasion Kill Thousands In Ukraine
Cable messages from the Copenhagen Zionist bureau, made public by the Zionist Organization of America, report massacres of thousands of Ukrainian Jews amid bolshevik invasion. Five thousand killed or wounded at Prosku Rev, with deaths in Berdichev and Zhitomir, blamed on Polish antisemitism.
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Vienna to seize royal property under state control
Vienna plans provisional seizure of real and personal property of the Austrian ruling families and archdukes living abroad. Incomes from real estate will be paid to the owners, under a Council of Ministers decision reported from Basle.
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Japan urges China to refrain from touching war loan balance
Peking reports Japan officially advises China not to touch the 17 fag 090 yen unpaid balance of the war participation loan. Negotiations near completion between Okura Company and the Chinese war minister for a 4 loan of 100,000,000 yen secured by Fei Huang Shang iron mines and surrounding territory. A China Japanese company would be formed to market products, with an immediate advance of 30,900,000 yen. plan criticized as the war minister urged to accept the deposit.
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U S Troops Kill Five Mexicans in Border Skirmish
U S cavalry under Capt Kloepfer pursued Mexican raiders across the border near Ruidosa, killing five Mexicans and wounding two. The raid caused the theft of cattle and horses, with seven cattle additions noted among the total losses. Capt Kloepfer identified a captured thief as Lugemio Garee, a former Carrangs captain.
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Roosevelt Urges Soldiers To Seek Jobs After War
Col Theodore Roosevelt told soldiers and sailors in New York to avoid letting the hare business grow stale and seek work after discharge. He said veterans returning from overseas would apply their service traits to daily life and urged political involvement regardless of party. The address followed another speech he gave to the Republican county committee, boosting his potential bid for the board of aldermen.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Republican County Committee
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Veterans Association of the
Threatening Letters Spur Guards at Dutch Castle
At Amerongen on a March Saturday Associated Press reports former German emperor Wilhelm II faced two violent letters from Amsterdam and the Belgian frontier and a warning telegram. Dutch gendarmes kept awake all night while armed guards patrolled garden paths and castle approaches to protect him.
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Germany on the brink as fighting looms say Villard report
Oswald Garrison Villard, New York editor, reports to peace commissioners and Lloyd George that Germany risks bolshevism unless prompt food relief and raw material shipments resume. He cites Noske brutality, Bavarian suffering, and looming hunger, warning the Weimar government faces collapse without strong leadership and swift aid.
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Henry M Blossom Dead in New York
Henry Martin Blossom, noted author and playwright, died in New York from pneumonia at age 52. Born in St Louis, his wife travels from that city. He contributed to musicals including The Yankee Doodle Girl Mile Modiste The Red Mist The Slim Princess and The Only Girl. Funeral is Wednesday morning with the Lambe Club he belonged to acting as escort.
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New York
Henry Martin Blossom
Paris Decree authorizes National Restoration Loan
The Official Journal publishes two decrees creating an Internal loan named the Towal of national restoration at six per cent with a listed price of 35. The amount will be fixed later by the ministry of Onanca.
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Today
Towal of National Restoration
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All Nations phrase in league covenant challenged by Sinnott
Rep. Sinnott of Oregon flags ambiguous phrases in the league covenant and Panama Canal treaty. He argues that the term all nations may bind the United States to grant equal privileges to foreign vessels, risking U.S. trade advantages and prompting calls to amend Article XX and Article XXI to preserve American commerce and rights.
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Soldiers held for Bil damage to a French chateau
War Department orders demobilization of part of the Sixty fourth heavy artillery after a months detention at Camp Eustis. Batteries responsible for alleged damage to the chateau near Angers prompted the action as soldiers faced punishment for a disputed claim amid a broader demobilization wave.
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O'Leary Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Espionage Case
Jurors in the O’Leary case discharged by Federal Judge Hand could not agree on four counts involving Conspiracy to obstruct enlistments and insubordination within the armed forces. After seven ballots, the vote was 7 to 5 in favor of acquittal on the disputed count. Cleary and the Truth Society faced acquittals on multiple charges.
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Fin Espion
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British repulse Bedouins in Fayum clash report
Telegrams indicate continued improvement in Egypt’s nation building though the delta remains unsettled. A Bedouin attack on a British detachment in Fayum province was repelled with loss, as reported by Reuters from London on March 23.
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