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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
1
Reported talks in Rio and Hungary discuss reparations and defense links as leaders consider joining Foer treaties. A broad peace plan aims at a single framework among major powers, with disagreements over Austria and religious claims. The Vienna and Paris discussions push toward formal terms ahead of a potential March 25 event at the Wareham Park Hotel.
Paris March 26 official statement on work of the financial commission says the fourth subcommittee met with M Klotz presiding and unanimously agreed on a report text for the financial section of the league of nations to be submitted to the peace conference United States if not at war with Turkey or Bulgaria has raised no objection to the plan If adopted four treaties could be pocketed together and completed by May 1 In Wilsons study at the Paris white house the frst gathering of premiers under the plan occurred today The session began at 11 o clock and continued into the evening A grave secret report read during the day examined how the Hungarian revolt and bolshevism spread through central Europe with a large map showing bolshevik authority extending over half of Europe and red lines marking main eastward advances The premiers had access to reports on disorder in eastern Europe including private grave reports about southeastern regions and Odedaga not yet public.
Zionist Organization claims a January Buenos Aires pogrom killed Jews amid rumors of Bolshevik uprising. Police clashed with crowds, synagogues raided, and several hundred wounded or detained as authorities denied any large Jewish threat.
Labor bodies in Britain and France plan protests against armed intervention in Russia. A general labor federation seeks to mobilize workers and public opinion, urging withdrawal of British troops and allied forces. The miners conference calls for ending conscription and troop commitments, with potential parliamentary action if unmet. Salvador names minister to the United States. Salvadorean transfer replaces Rafael Zatutvas.
Washington Post context shows officials and diplomats hopeful yet skeptical about League of Nations Covenant changes amid Bolshevik threat and Monroe Doctrine protection debates. Senators tire of academic debate while urging focus on peace and anti Bolshevik measures. German diplomacy hints and Wilsonian lines spark dissension as League talks drift toward delaying work on actual peace.
Malcolm Arnold of Lavoin Nebraska a MCA worker is missing and believed captured by Bolshevik forces in North Russia. He was last reported as Bolshevik 14 after a raid, with Allied forces present at the scene on Monday March 24.
Paris reports a shift toward faster peace talks as Wilson and allied premiers plan to draft a concise settlement. The London Times dispatch notes French anger at secrecy and calls for an open public briefing while warning that crucial decisions must be transparent to France and allied publics.
London March 26 Andrew Bonar Law government leader in the house of commons urged protective tariffs as a path to greater production and national prosperity He said imperial preference would be enacted at the earliest moment and argued high wages require protected markets He stressed the empire, dominions and lasting production power as vital to Britain’s success.
The piece argues President Wilson’s aim for a peace without victory and friendly German terms persists, conflicting with French demands. It traces his addresses from 1917 to 1917 1918, stressing equality of nations and a settlement based on law rather than victor’s terms, as Paris peace talks unfold.
Berlin march 26 by the Associated Press the German military representation to the peace conference will be headed by Gen von Hammerstein Ma von Boeck Lieut Col Von Aylander and Capt Geyer with Stal and Poctteher in senior roles the group to be led from Copenhagen by Genton ris berg the German finance commission to Versailles will be instructed at Weimar and include Melcholz Merton Reichsbank officers and two members from the German or Mushine commission.
The lawsuit cites Mrs. Eddy's 1898 trust deed and accuses First Church of Christ Scientist leaders of trying to remove trustee Rowlands and seize control of Christian Science publications. Plaintiffs assert the publishing society trustees hold final authority under the 1898 deed, while directors seek to compel resignations and deny trustees’ proper discharge of duties. The case names multiple Boston area trustees and directors, detailing alleged misuse of earnings and attempts to influence church publishing affairs.
President Taft favors a specific amendment to the league of nations covenant that would be acceptable to the current U S administration. The proposal, discussed amid other changes, reflects Taft’s influence as a former president and suggests a path toward broader acceptance of the covenant. The mention of Paris and March 26 indicates a diplomatic timetable and sites where discussions are taking place.
Reports from Copenhagen and Vienna say Hungary has set up revolutionary courts with no appeals, arresting mission members on March 21 and seizing documents and funds. Aimed at suspects tied to opposition, the edict prescribes immediate execution for death sentences. The Hungarian government denies some claims of disarmament and border changes while rumors of assassinations circulate amid disrupted communications between Vienna and Budapest.
Berlin reports Dr Schiffer minister of finance vows the government will not surrender any German territory east or west in a speech before the chancellery crowd. The Prussian national assembly also votes unanimously against relinquishing any Rhine lands.
British General Carlton of the Air Service traveled from New York to Hollingfield yesterday afternoon aboard a large bombing plane piloted by Roy Francia. Other officers included Cant Stanley and Harmon. One of two percent squadron scout planes reached Washington, while four of the five planes halted at Aberdeen, Maryland for fuel and were delayed by darkness, with orders to reach the capital today.
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