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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1919

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Big Push Aims to Stabilize Building Materials Prices

Washington March 21 industrial board to stabilize prices for cement brick copper and other materials after steel price moves. Lumber industry to meet with the board tomorrow to push for reductions and market stabilization as unemployment remains a major national concern. King hinted at possible Paris peace conference involvement with President Wilson.

Robere Washington zSemrament Buaingss Commercs Department Stege Pres. Wilson Ieee Ted Industrial Board Wasington Industrial Board

May Fall Saturday Flood Crest Near White River

Flood warnings describe the crest near White River with a rise of about eighteen inches in eleven hours. The stream remains high with a slow fall expected. authorities anticipate a peak followed by a rapid decline. Peak levels may reach Saturday night, keeping lines along the Blue Hole to river bridge area under watch.

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Swiss Delegates Submit Memorandum at Conference

A memorandum from Swiss delegates presented at yesterday's conference with Central representatives proposed eliminating hostilities in certain American quarters and opposed the non inclusion of the Monroe doctrine.

Col House Quoted on Peace Treaty Timeline

London dispatch March 21 quotes Col House saying a peace treaty with league of nations clause will be ready by March 29. German hopes of Versailles accord within three weeks are noted in the same report.

Col. House London Colonel House Versailles

Poland must be strengthened to stop German dominance

Warsaw reports Premier Paderewski warned that Germany will dominate the east economically and politically to threaten world peace unless Poland is strong. He said Germany has not yet acknowledged defeat on the eastern front and stressed the importance of a united Poland to counter the threat.

Warsaw Germany Poland Paderewski Europe

Italy May Get Our Telegraph Equipment

Rome March 21 The American Command in France was reported to have offered to Italy its fire telegraph equipment. The minister of posts and telegraph is said to have accepted the offer. Evacuate Two Cities Helsingfors March 21 The Bol bore Soe bo evacuate qu yok tin.

Minister of Posts Telegraph Equipmert Rome France Italy Helsingfors

Fragmentary Report on League Nations Treaty Debate

The fragment cites opposition in the American senate to the peace treaty and league membership. It suggests that rejection would preserve forest lands versus perceived benefits to other nations, with scattered references to notable figures and political positions.

British Admiralty proposal to sink German ships met with mixed reactions

London reports indicate indignation from Italia and French press over Britain suggestion to sink German warships. Brits, if not agreed, will sink their own portion. An official says ships have been thoroughly bused and the plan is impracticable.

London Great Britain Admiralty

Paris March 21 dispatch on French army armistice notes

Reported to authorities handing General DuPont a memorandum regarding French army terms. The text is garbled but mentions troop movements and potential armistice considerations at Danzig amid enemy actions.

Paris DuPont Danzig Armisics

Tax on bootleggers under wartime liquor law

Indianapolis, March 21. The federal revenue tax of one thousand dollars applies to bootleggers and blind tiger operators convicted since February 25, with all liquor seized from violators from the state prohibition law exempt from federal taxation unless sold by order of the court. Peter J. Kruger, collector, said the tax cannot be assessed on persons simply possessing liquor and that he will begin collecting the tax from those convicted in state courts of illegal sale. He seeks ratings to determine who bears tax liability among county officials and liquor owners.

Indianapolis Ind Peter J. Kruger Styers Daniel C. Roper Coternal Revenue Ing Kruger

ER Discussions Delay Peace Treaty Completion

Washington March 21 Completion of the peace treaty is delayed as discussions continue. No immediate agreement on terms or league participation is reported, with officials citing ongoing deliberations in the final stages of negotiations.

Washington, D. C

Compromise Reached Between United States and Japan

A late agreement settles differences between the United States and Japan. The commission on Som agreed to a plan involving machinery for an international standard under the league. Legislation initiated by the bureau will be debated further.

Asa Commission On Som Tinantae League Netional United’ States Japan Bureau

Geneghi Motors announces large Detroit auto parts project

March reports an Omecial announcement that Geneghi Motors Corporation of Detroit intends to build one of the largest automobile and automobile parts ventures in the United States on property adjoining the Tatertat site. The plan includes forty groum acres and conditions to order construction.

Geneghi Motors Corporation Detroit Tatertaters Pisht Groum

Cox Enroute to Serve Five Year Federal Sentence

Marsee A. Cox of Terre Haute Indiana departs Indianapolis for Atlanta to begin a five year term after conviction for stealing one thousand dollars from the McKeen National Bank. Three other prisoners accompany him to Atlanta.

Terre Haute Hank Indianapolis Ind Marsee A. Cox Terre. Haute Ee Atlastia McKeen ‘Nation ‘al Bank Atlanta

Turbulent Bavarian Revalge Movement Leaders Arrested

In Zurich on March 21 reports describe arrests of many independent socialist leaders and revolutionary orders as the Bavarian movement patches its reach. The field notes indicate a volatile political climate with widespread crackdowns.

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