The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-04-15
AGAIN REPOR1
SOVIET 0US1ED
Hoffman, Of Moderate Social
ist Regime, Proclaims Him
self Dictator at Munich.
SOLDIERS GO ON STRIKE
At stettin - Spartacsns =
Dusseldorf Crushed-New
Riots at Hamburg. i

Geneva, April 15.-Yt was again -
ported today that the soviet govsrn~
ment (bolsheviks) at Munich has
been overthrown. Premier Honmann
(of the moderate socialist governmsuk
in Bavaria) is said to have pros
claimed himself dictator.
In Spite Of Adverse Votes. Z
Berlin. April 15.-(A. P.)-In spats
Of adverse votes by the independents
socialists. the soviet congress today
adopted the resolution sponsored By
the majority socialists for the incor-
poration OF every ounce of national
economic energy into a nationwide
soviet system which will culminate IN
a national workers chamber repre-
sentative of all crafts, arts, profen~
sions and industries. m
The owners and workers IN an
branches Of production are tes be or
ganized. artists. journalistsf prcacf~
ers and physicians, as well a. the
manual workers of each profession,
being expected to appoint local rep-
resentatives for territorial councils.
The national council will then elect
delegates to the workers chamber.
which will supplement the national
assembly and definitely establish
two chamber system in the national
legislature. The resolution provides
for strict parity of representation OF
employers and employees,
Soldiers Go on Strike.
Amsterdam, April 15.-The new
Spartacist uprising at Dusseldorf has
been crushed by government troops
after bloody fighting, according to in
formation from Berlin today. Fresh
disorders have broken out at Ham
burg and desultory looting and fght-
ing are reported from that city. The
soldiers in the barracks at Stettin
have gone on strike for a continuance
of their war pay.
Troops Restore Quiet.
Copenhagen, April 15.-Government
troops are restoring quiet in Berlin,
following a fight between soldiers and
street venders in the northern port OF
the city, in which several persons
were wounded, said dispatch from
that place today.
The soviet at Schweinfurt, In Ba-
varia, has been overthrown, accord
ing to the Berliner Lokal Anzeiger.
Anarchy prevails in some part Of Ba-
varia.
In fighting between government
forces and Spartacides at Iserloun, In
Westphalia, Prussia, Gen. Heutel ana
eight communists were wounded.
Arrest Soviet Leaders.
Paris. April 15.-Seventeen Of the
ot Munich haVa haaYt
arrested by troops supporting the
moderate socialist government headed
by Premier Hoffman. said a dispatch
from Zurich to the Petit Journal to-
day.
50 Killed, 200 Wounded.
London, April 15.-Fifty persons
have been killed and 200 wounded in
fighting between German government
troops and Spartacans at Dusseldorf
said a Central News dispatch from
today.
The reds at Munich have captured
the railway station.
Previous advices put the number Of
dead in the Dusseldorf fighting al
seven. ~
Realize Days Numbered.
Berlin, April 15.-(A. PD-The
government in Munich.
realizing its days were
numbered, issued Saturday list OF
orders more radical than its previous
DEGREES. One order provided for the
of women. including
wives. Another order displaced all
managers and directors of industrial
and gave their places
to the workmen.
Reports from Munich say there 4
much talk there of the advisabiiits
Of moving the communist govern
ment from Munich to Ansbach.