Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-31
Serious Trouble Is
Brewing Ia Hungary
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London, March 3l.-(By the Asso-
ciated Fress.)-An Exchange Tele.
graph dispatch from Paris today says
il is reported the majority of the
Hungarian troops have rallied to the
standard Of ex-Emperor Charles, who
Will march on Budapest.
There is no confirmation from 9TH
er sources OF the foregoing report
that ex-Emperor Charles contcm-
plates moving on Budapest. direct adj
vices from Hungary so far have not
irdicated any notable degree Of sup
port for the ex-ruler from army cir
clcs, although it was said that in
stopping at Steinamanger, on the
Austrian frontier of Hungary. Charles
had hopes of %persuading the military
forces there to support his desire for
restoration.
several army leaders who had APP
reared inclined to place themselves
in the service of the former emperor
were placed under arrest BY Admiral
Horthy, the regent, semi-oficial ad-
vices from Budapest Wednesday de-
clared. 1t was first reported that
Hungarian army. forces at Steina-
manager. was supporting the former
monarch and would back his claim
with the troops of the west Hungarian
army. but later advices asserted he
vas supporting Regent Horthy
against those who were potting for
the restoration Of Charles.
General Belitskka, the hungarian
war minister. was quoted Wednesday
as saying:
The former king is not supported
by the troops. The ARM, as n
man. is standing behind Regent
Hcrthy. Charles is a. prisoner, rath-
er than A. guest, at steinananger."
Eienne, March 80. - The entire
A4ustro-H Hungarian frontier has been
closed by joint action Of the two gov
OF former Emperor CHARLES. The
Spanish minister here has asked the
government for a pass to enable the
ex-ruler to cross the country and it is
reported Charles intends transferring
the entire former royal tAmily to
Spain.
semi-official advices from Budapest
Torthy, is using the attempt Of
Charles to regain the throne to
strengthen his own position rs die
tator. Admiral Horthy already has
arrested several army leaders who ap-
peared inclined to place themselves in
the service OF the former emperor,
the advices assert.
Budapest. March 3o.--tBy The AS
ISOLATED Prcss).-Count Stefan Beth
len fully empowered to act for the
safety of the state as the pl%enipoten-
tiary Of Regent Horthy has been sent
to Cteinanla niger, the West hungarian
town neal the Austrian border, where
former Emperor Charles has taken
refuge after his vain ATTEMPT to re-
gain the throne. Count Bethlen. who
at one time vas adviser to the former
premier, Archduke Joseph, has al
strong force OF troops at his disposal
to SUPPRESS civil war m,vement,
should any be attempted.
perv.sion In Steinamanger. He has
been deserted by his staunchest sup
porters and Is not permitted to leave
his room in Steinamanger castle to lsee
his friends. The Spanish REPRESENTA-
tive. Count Reale de Guarcia :old Re.
gent Horthy today that ChaIles was
under Spanish protection and that the
Spanish government was offering it's
hospitality to the ex-ruler.
Not Supported by Troops.
Bishop Count Mikes, who with
many representatives Of ths Hun
Earian a~ristocraey was at Stelna Tar
ser with the former emperor, has
been arrested charged with being the
head of the movement to restore
Charles to the throne. General Lee
har, in command at Steinananger,
who was suspected of backing the
former monarch with the West Hun
Earian army asserted today he was
lova'ly supporting Regent Horthy
against the plotters.
Ste;namanger. West Hungary,
March Silvia Budapest)-(By the
Associated Press)-Premier 'releky
and Count Andrassy. former foreign
minister. have been III debate q whole
day hero with fermcr Emperor
Charles on the conditions under
which the latter would be willing to
sign q formal abdication. it, Is said
Charles u insisting that a STIPULATION.
Of the validity Of the claims Of his