Inner council reaches agreement on indemnities and frontiers
A fractured wartime conference is reported with a focus on indemnities for damages, Rhine frontier issues, a covenant allowing nations to quit, and exclusion of the Monroe Amendment. Discussions touch Hungary Russia and France, with reference to Versailles terms and looming financial commissions. Political maneuvering and conflicting reports from Paris and Washington are noted as leaders seek a final decision amid divided opinion.
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Wilson reports league covenant draft nearing completion
President Wilson announces the commission on the league of nations has laid its conclusions before the plenary conference. The revised covenant is nearly finished in a committee and will be presented again to the public, with neutral states showing strong interest in alignment with the league. The commissions emphasize no delay occurred due to their meetings.
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Japan Race Equality Amendment Omitted From League Covenant
The Japanese delegation at the peace conference pressed for a covenant amendment to promote racial equality and broaden women’s suffrage but the proposed race equality clause and related changes were not included in the league covenant sent to the drafting committee today. They may be offered later at a plenary session. Women’s offices are opened to both genders, while withdrawals require two years’ notice. the committee also discussed wider admission rules and capital qualifications.
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Treaty Postponed To May In Peace Talks Amid Bolshevik Pressure
Disputed Paris negotiations push a delay in the German peace treaty until May as leaders Clemenceau Lloyd George and Wilson face pressure from Bolshevik advances and fear of renewed hostilities. Reported heated exchanges and drafting debates signal a cautious path toward final terms while observers warn the delay could affect the League covenant and postwar settlement.
Communique Issued By Peace Delegates
Paris March 27 The communique issued today follows the thirteenth meeting of the League of Nations commission held at the Hotel de Crillon with President Wilson presiding. Baron Makino Orlando and Gen Smuts joined Col House on a committee to fix the league seat locality while Ceil, M Far node, Venizelos and House were named to a committee on revision. Next meeting planned once the revision committee reports.
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Diplomatic clash over speedy peace and league debate
Amid probing talks and diplomatic postures leaders spar over war’s end and league covenant changes. Wilson wields leverage with food and aid threats while Clemenceau presses the need to accelerate peace talks, as American cables reveal broad public demand for swift relief and an end to endless debate.
Danish delegate pushes armament limits in Paris talks
At the neutral nations conference in Paris the Danish delegate urged limiting armaments and banning private arms manufacture. He also argued no state should be bound to join compulsory actions and that neutrals may declare permanent neutrality. Lord Robert Cecil countered that the covenant does not force states into compulsory action.
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Pogroms Reported Across Ukrainian Towns by Death Regiment
AP reports a massacre by a death regiment in Ukraine with hundreds of Jews killed or wounded. Notables drowned or shot, women subjected to abuse, spanning Berdwheff Zhitomir Tschernehyt and other towns. The force allegedly spared no Jewish township between Kiev and Bach matgen.
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Koreans Struggle Amid Mass Korean Violence and Exile
Reports describe widespread violence as Japanese forces brutalize Korean civilians including women and children while churches and schools suffer. Activists and missionaries seek independence with leaders abroad seeking passports and support, as a Korean federation plans a three day voyage from Hawaii to Philadelphia to rally a million and a half Koreans overseas.
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Hungary in Revolt Threatens Red Army under Soviets
Bela Kun seeks guarantees Hungary's new government remains communist. Provisional Budapest decree places factories with more than twenty workers under worker control via ministry appointees. Proletariat state aims to compel work, support nonworking citizens, and integrate military reforms with Soviet guidance as Polish and Galician upheavals unfold across Europe.
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Bessarabia Proclaims Republic and War on Roumanians
London dispatch reports Bessarabia declares a republic and orders military action against Roumanian forces. Bolshiviki and Ukrainian elements allegedly engineered the move to create a link from Moscow to Budapest. Bessarabia borders planned along the Pruth and Dniester with Black Sea coast.
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Yanks arrive as German ships transfer crews at Cowes
Ships from North German Lloyd and Hansa Line reach Cowes amid American naval offers to replace German crews with American crews. Kiel and Bremen vessels arrive, with Associated Press notes on troop repatriation and provisioning delays. The scene highlights Allied prompting of German merchant fleets amid war logistics.
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Union Accepts Britain's Offer in Major Hallwaymen Talks
London March 27 The National Union of Hallwaymen delegates accepted the government's settlement offer subject to satisfaction on outstanding points The resolution was rescinded as miners increasingly walk out in support of full terms urged by the miners federation Some 6000 workers joined the strike trend in South Wales and other districts while Derbyshire and Bedlam show rising walkouts The piece notes ongoing discontent and calls for continued work until ballots finish.
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Hurley Plans Ship Plan to Sell Government Vessels At Market
Hurley proposes government ships be sold at world market prices with part payments deferred and funds directed to a merchant marine development fund. The plan includes government ownership limits, private operator rules, and a federal charter for vessel companies, with government directors and periodic meetings in Washington.
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