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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1919

Page

8

Red Guns Rake Yanks In Drifts Frontline Struggle

Allied forces amid heavy snow at Archangel front report Bolshevik entrenchment near Bolshola Ozera. American and British units attack from west and east, but gains are limited as severe cold and machine guns impede progress.

North Ruynaiz Bolshola-Ozera Oboterskala Onega Fuad Onaga Orozerskait Bolshola Ozera Tte Frenc

Girl Scouts Rally With Pageant At Central Armory

A Girl Scouts pageant and rally will be held at the Central Armory Saturday afternoon. The event features a seven scene program titled The Golden Bag, with a film showing at 4 o’clock in the auditorium. Mrs Marie Moore Forrest wrote and directed the pageant, with over 400 girls participating.

Ileh Behoo Pelny Marie Moore Forrest

Wilson Peace Policy Contrasts At Paris Conference

The article surveys Wilson era peace ideas, contrasting his universalist aim for equal rights and no punishment of German civilians with French demand for harsher terms. It cites speeches from 1917 to 1918, notes tensions between Allied partners, and discusses two competing visions of postwar order shaping the Paris talks. It references Wilson’s insistence on justice for all nations and France’s demand for accountability for German aggression, highlighting the potential for friction at the peace conference.

Paris Congress Wilson France Pope Belgium Irie al Pais Thas Germany Berlin West Prussia Danzi Russia Garmany

American ship with food for Germans at Hamburg

The camper ship West Carnifax arrived at Hamburg carrying two tons of four and 1,560 tons of other foodstuffs. The report notes the vessel reached the German port on a Tuesday in late March, as reported by the Associated Press.

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Berlin Cheers Kaiser Opposing Territorial Losses

Berlin adherents urged resistance to any settlement ceding territory and urged alliances against Poland and Hungary. Demonstrations in Berlin cheered the Kaiser and Ludendorff while a Weimar conference warned of Bolshevik influence and urged vigilance against German concessions amid Entente pressure.

London Times Waskinatee Post The Public Ledger Co Hague Berlin Count von Brockdorff Rantsau David Wilson Ebert Schéttlemann Erzterger Geflach Harden Independenta Ludendorff Kaiser

Woodmen in Heated Debate at Chicago Special Meeting

A heated session at a Chicago special meeting of the Modern Woodmen of America focused on methods to replenish the general fund. The fund has fallen from 10 million to about 650 thousand due to last winter’s influenza and pneumonia epidemic, prompting urgent executive action.

Chicago Woodmen of America Ampairea General Fund

Church Directors Placed Under Suit Over Control Battle

Plaintiffs charge that Wilasa and board directors abuse power to create an oligarchy within the Christian Science movement. They seek injunctions to prevent interference with Hewiands and other trustees, declare Rowlands’ dismissal void, and block plans to coerce or damage the publishing society and defeat goals from the 1998 trust deed.

Rowlands Christian Science Movement Hewiandds Mr. Rowlands Boddy

Women Suffrage Leaders Organize League of Voters

In St. Louis on March 24 the National American Woman Suffrage Association session adjourned without naming the new nonpartisan nonmilitant league. The aim is to secure federal and state voting rights through coordinated delegates from voting and nonvoting states and to expand the impact of women voters. A $120000 yearly budget was set with $389000 raised locally, amid militant suffragist clashes and calls for unity in the suffrage fight.

St. Louis Woman's Voters League National American Woman Sufrage Association Leasue Susan B Anthony United States House of Delegates House of Voters Mary H. Loines New York City American Suffrage Association Frank J. Shuler Mary Garrett Hay Hose Young

Pp. R. R. Reelects Officers at Annual Meeting

At the annual meeting of the directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company Samuel Rea was reelected president for one year. Vice presidents were reelected. Jr. Turner became senior VP. E. S. Taylor and Benjamin McKean named vice presidents with Pittsburgh offices. S. H. Church was reelected secretary of the Western lines and T. H. McKnight treasurer.

Philadelphia Pensylvania Railroad Samuel Rea Pittsburg Pennsylvania Company Pennsylvania Railroad Turner Taylor Benjamin McKean Pittsburgh Church Western Lines McKnight

Incendiary Fire Suspected In Fourh Street Home

Mire Marshal Watson will investigate a blaze yesterday that destroyed the home of William F Joyce near Fourh and Portland streets by Workington Steel and Ordnance Co. It caused 2599 dollars damage, linked to dry grass ignition and possible incendiary origin. City and steel plant crews battled flames, while nearby residents evacuated as smoke filled 901 Twentieth Street. Earlier, a Waste paper fire at 901 Twentieth Street caused 500 dollars loss, with 250 dollars at other residences. Two houses on Eleventh Street sustained minor damage from a chimney fire.

Marshal Watson William F Joyce Fourh Portland Workington Steel and Ordnance Company Steel Company Twentieth Street Tellat Lyman Bugent Eleventh Street Hose Jefferson George Upshur

Britain fixes new silver price in London notice

London government fixes a new maximum price for silver dated from today. The rate at current exchange equates to 95 cents per standard ounce.

Britain London

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