Itchgoge backs league as only plan obtainable pact not signed
The article reports Senator Hitchcock supporting a League of Nations accord as the sole workable plan to prevent further wars. It notes opposition growing, outlines proposed league provisions, arbitration, and limits on armaments, with U.S. tax impacts and reparations discussed as part of a larger peace effort.
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Treaty for all enemies is aim of effort one
London dispatch reports Churchill proposing a single comprehensive peace treaty linking Germany Austria Turkey and Bulgaria. Allies consider unifying the four treaties could save time, with Italy seeking protections for Austrian interests. Plan not final but favored, potentially ready by May 1.
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Appeal to Wilson Stopper of War Cited in Trial Testimony
During the Raoul Villain trial for the 1914 assassination of Jean Jaures, Pierre Renaudel quoted Jaures’ appeal to President Wilson on August 2, 1914, arguing only Wilson could halt the conflict. He warned arbitration might have gained time and Germany would appear criminal if refused, potentially delaying America’s entry.
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Shortage of Nurses and Doctors in England During Influenza Surge
London reports show a return influenza epidemic leaving England severely short of doctors and nurses. Reports from across the country indicate not enough medical staff to provide casual patient attention. Doctors stress that nurses are in greater demand than physicians during the outbreak.
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Subpoenas Issued in Rathbun Pardon Inquiry
Des Moines reports a widening Iowa House judiciary inquiry into the Rathbun pardon case with Gov. W L Harding likely to testify tonight. Thadeus Snell prepares office records and may be recalled. subpoenas target James A. Kindig Bruce Snell B C Campbell and A L Anderson as witnesses.
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No Reception to Valera as Turmoil Fears Rise
Dublin March 26 The Sinn Fein executive committee abandoned plans for a welcome to Prof De Valera citing risk to citizens. He had sent word that a reception would not be justified given the unrest. The British government had forbidden gatherings on the date of his arrival.
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Lemberg Still Polish Captive Urges Fortifying
Weida Voievod, Romanian Transylvania minister, told Matin that Lemberg remains in Polish control after reports of Ukrainian capture. He urged fortification as the priority to block Eastern Bolshevism and preserve the Polish Roumanian partnership isolating Europe from Bolshevism.
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Danain Partner Frederick H Hall Dies at Home Chicago
Frederick H Hall longtime Chicago Tribune editor and editorial writer died at his residence, leaving his widow earlier and his daughter Mrs Gilson Gardner of Washington alive. Hall came to Chicago after the Civil War with Dana ind and served 22 years as city editor. CHICAGO BARS NOW JOBBERS Chicago council licenses committee proposed wholesale sales without extra license to clear surplus stocks by July 1.
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Return of an old favorite in Waterloo Evening Coinche
The Waterloo Evening Coinche announces Abe will appear on the editorial page tomorrow with favorite humorous gags that amuse thousands daily.
Allied Envoys Leave Budapest Amid Hungarian Turmoil
Reports from Copenhagen and Bern recount upheaval in Hungary with Gul Vix wounded and captured, Karolyi rumored assassinated, Wekerle accused of aiding socialization of estates, and allied troops withdrawing. Prague and Vienna sources note martial law signals and Raab communications cut. Spalate intervention discussed as Hungarians push Bolshevik influence while Russian Red Cross group freed.
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Premieres Meet In Paris For World Peace Talks
Washington March 26 The White House and Paris reports describe a four leader super council under Wilson Loyd George Clemenceau and Orlando to push a peace treaty. Key topics include German reparations Russian upheaval and Hungarian revolt with experts mapping Bolsehvism spread as discussions continue in Paris.
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Dickman suspends Coblenz Gazette for anti Allied article
Coblenz newspapers morning and evening editions were ordered suspended for three days by Gen. Dickman after the Coblenz Gazette criticized the Allies over Hungary. Editor Dr. Karl Mehrmann led the paper which blamed entente imperialists for forcing the change and warned of destruction and a doomed peace.
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Army to Sell Abandoned Camps for Bid Opens
War department to auction off entire Army camps including buildings tracks and sewage systems with bids due by April 15. Large industrial buyers seen as likely purchasers as camps are sold nationwide. London editorials debate League of Nations and Monroe Doctrine implications while Hungary unrest prompts calls for stronger action to maintain European influence.
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Right of Rhine for France Bouillon argues
Paris March 25 Henry Franklin Bouillon former minister of missions abroad delivered a bitter speech in the chamber of deputies alleging the allies delay and government silence. He said the right bank of the Rhine must serve as a base for Prussian aggression against France and demanded its control as a minimum right. He criticized France’s Russian policy as weak and uncertain and urged clear alignment on Bolshevik matters while decrying France's muted role in the concert of nations.
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850000 Germans Hunger In Occupied Areas
Coblenz reports Allied commands in Germany investigated food supply for Germans in occupied zones. Within days supplies are expected for distribution to ensure 850,000 Germans in American areas receive sufficient food to maintain health.
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Tree to Honor Dead of Houston's Force
An oak tree dedicated to the soldiers head of the department of agriculture was planted in Washington by Secretary Houston. The planting follows his proposal to perpetuate the memory of American soldiers who fell in the war through nationwide tree plantings.
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Maurice Says Europe Too Exhausted for Big War
Washington on March 26 Gen Sir Frederick Maurice former director of British military operations on tour said peace should be finished quickly but extensive military actions unlikely from Bolshevik movement in Hungary and elsewhere Europe is so exhausted that a war of magnitude within 10 years is impossible San Felice Cigars 3 for 20c advertisement
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Fleeing Reds Leave Poles Cash at Pinsk
Polish headquarters report gains in the Pinsk and Grodno districts with Grodno city administration taken over by Polish authorities. Bolshevik forces retreat leaving behind cannons machine guns ammunition locomotives railway materials and about half a million rubles.
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Tents Holding Danes Freed by Russ Who Desire to Go Home
Danish residents of Schleswig released by Russia and returning home are detained in Germany and denied permission to go home. Advices reach the French foreign office as German prisoners freed by the Russians during the war attempt to return to Schleswig but are held.
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Germany vows not to cede any Rhine territory
Paris reports the Prussian assembly unanimously rejects relinquishing Rhine land including the Saar basin. Berlin says no inch of territory will be surrendered east or west. Dr Schiffer, finance minister, urges the government to uphold this stand before the crowd. Dernburg argues peace must be just and include a league of nations with German admission and equality.
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Smoke Diamond Joe Cigars Ad Claims Lasting Good Flavor
An old style advertisement touts Smoke Diamond Joe Cigars with the slogan Good to the last puff, highlighting rich flavor and enduring quality for smokers seeking value in a premium cigar.
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British Troops Fight Rioters in Egypt Death Toll Soars
Reports from Gairo Egypt dated March 26 recount wide scale riots. Two thousand houses in villages sacked while March 14 murders and station burnings occurred at El Rek Kab and Wasta. March 16 trains were raided and a railway worker killed. Police station at Minter Camp attacked, prisoners freed, troops forced to fire. 69 killed or wounded overall. Quiet reportedly restored with Cairo and Alexandria communications reopened. Egypt-wide disorder prompts Churchill to call back mobilized men.
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Woodmen Debate Over Proposal for Assessment of Half
Chicago March 26 heated debate at the Modern Woodmen of America special meeting over replenishing the society’s impaired general fund. Influenza and pneumonia losses shrank the fund from 10 000 000 to 640 000. A R Talbot led discussions while Iowa delegate Charlee Lyons urged 50 percent assessment amid opposition. John M Mercer of Iowa supported a larger assessment.
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State Leads on Loan to Earn Capitol Flag
Washington March 26 state with largest over-subscription to Victory Liberty loan will receive an American flag that floated over the capitol dome on historic occasions after the United States entered the war. The flag flew during 1917 inaugurations and Wilson war address, during the German war resolution votes in April 1917, and on Armistice Day.
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