Monroe Doctrine in Covenant Opposed in Paris Talks
Paris dispatch reports a high level discussion on the League Covenant and German Austrian blockade. A proposed permanent league commission to oversee settlements faced opposition from delegates including Japan, with focus on frontier questions and indemnity installments tied to France's budget, while a German blockade resolution was debated amid allied talks.
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Peace treaty may be signed by April 30
Hopeful peace conference circles reported tonight that a preliminary peace treaty could be signed by April 30, with optimism centered on May sign by April 2 and ongoing diplomacy in Havas.
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Monroe Doctrine in Doubt as League Covenant Splits Policy
Washington Post describes Wilson abandoning Monroe Doctrine preservation within a world league covenant. The piece argues half the globe would be governed by the league, the other half under exclusive American influence, while British imperial preferences and Japanese strategy threaten or reshape enforcement. The article notes the doctrine’s American-centric origin and its exclusion from global benefit. CONTENT CONTINUES.
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Taft Sees League Delays in Peace Pact Real Causes
Augusta March 28 The League of Nations project faces opposition reasons beyond the League delay claim. Taft argues postwar settlements hinge on central questions including demnities, borders like Trieste, buffer states, and Hungary, with a strong League needed to enforce peace and prevent renewed conflict.
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Bolshevik Hold Slips as Ufa Recaptured by Kotchak Forces
London dispatch reports Admiral Kotchak’s forces recaptured Ufa from Bolsheviks, threatening Fifth Army encirclement. Front-wide advance of about 50 miles with Bolshevik remnants trapped between Ufa and Chisma while Russian troops push west along the Viatak-Pirm Railway under difficult, snowbound conditions.
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United States War Department plans 30000 volunteers for Europe
A War Department plan calls for 30000 volunteers to enlist for three years and serve in Europe. Units of 1000 will train at Camp Meade before overseas deployment. Many recruits are expected from recently discharged troops seeking return to active duty.
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Noted musician starved by reds
London reports the death by starvation of W W Andreeff, famed Russian musician who introduced Kaialaska to England and America. He led a 30-instrument orchestra, toured in 1910s, played at Philadelphia’s Metropolitan Opera House in 1913, and held inventions improving the baiassika. Also mentions a Wase mas Park Hotel dinner ad.
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Americans Nip Bolshevik Plot In Berlin Dispatch
An Exchange Telegraph Berlin report says American troops guarding Russian prisoners in Germany foiled a Spartacan revolt planned for Thuringia. The plan aimed to arm several thousand Russians at Ruhleben and stage a rising with support from German Bolsheviks.
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