Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-04-03
WORLDS NEWS I'M TABLOlDS

The American cruisers Denver and
Cleveland have arrived at Rio Janelro.
The kaiser has turned socialist, &C
cording to The Hague correspondent
Of the London Daily Mail.
The Supreme court at Washington
recessed until April IA, when argu-
ments in pending cases will be re-
Sumed.
August Belmont, Jr., died at New
York, following an operation for In
testinal trouble He was thirty-seVen
years old
The strike of operators and other
employees Of the Ruenos Aires Tele-
phone company, called on March 1o'
was settled.
A Berlin dispatch says the diplomat
ic agent of the German government at
Budapest has advised Germans to
leave Hungary.
The strikes in the Ruhr industrial
region are extending, according to dis
patches from Essen. Thirty THOUSAND
men are reported out.
The plant of the United Shoe Ma
chinery company at Beverley, Mass,
was opened on ne~v schedule Of A
hours a week and a readjustment OF
wages.
Communist troops invaded German
West Hungary, but were repulsed
after several conflicts with the inhab-
ftants according to a dispatch from
Berlin.
An American feet of 80 warships
from Brest anchored in the TagTs at
Lisbon, Portugal This makes total
of "a units of the American navy now
in Tagus.
The largest radio school in the
will be transferred to the navy's Great
Lakes training station, Chicago, about
April Is.
A special train has arrived at Brus-
sells from Berlin with 275,0OOOOO
marks in gold to pay in part for the
food which the allies are shipping to
Germany.
A Lima dispatch says Charles Glib
son has been appointed first secretary
of the Peruvian embassy at Washing
ton. Victor Pezet has been named Pc
ruvian consul at Baltimore.
England babe .good-by at Liverpool
to the United. States on the Maureta-
MIA after tours years of service in the
British armies on the west front.
A Paris dispatch says it is under
charge the selection of the official seat
Of the league of nations has reached
q definite decision in favor of Geneva.
Eugene V. Debs' application for a
ton and sentence to ten years i'm
prisonment for violating the espionage
act was denied by the Supreme court
at Washington.
Serious disorders throughout Aus
tria, the result of bolshevik agitation,
are reported in Vienna dispatches. A
mob at Deefing demolished the town
hall in a demonstration demanding the
overthrow of the government.
Japanese corporations have been
granted concessions to exploit agricul-
tural lands in Lower California, ac-
cording to the statement made by
Gen. Amado Aguirre, undersecretary
of development and agriculture at
Mexico City.
American troops refused to coop
crate with the Japanese in fighting
the bO!sheviki near agovestchensk,
War Minister Tanaka declared in an
swering questions put in the Japanese
house of representatives Wednesday,
a Tokyo dispatch says.
Drastic measures adopted by the
Spanish government to suppress
strikes were described in dispatches
to the state department at Washing
ton. Guns from WarShips in the har-
Dor have been mounted in Barcelona
and rigid newspaper censorship is
maintained.
a Cologne dispatch says revolt is
flaming up openly in Westphalia. At
DOrtmund mass meeting passed res
Olutions calling for the overthrow Of
the government, the disarming Of the
middle classes, the 'arming of the
proletariat and the dissolving of the
national assembly at Weimar.