German government tottering as Berlin reports unrest
Special dispatches from Berlin describe a faltering German government amid mass strikes and famine warnings. A manifesto denounces terrorists and vows relentless action, while Berlin councils appeal to non socialists to join a counter strike. Military forces quell disturbances in West Prussia.
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Py Morning Journal
London
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Weimar
National Assembly
Thule
Prussian
Saxony
Thorn
West Prussia
Munich
Herr Seeritz
Preas
Bolsheviets
Iuge Haese
Sparteeans
Bcheidemann
Sirike
Priday
Greater Berlin
Germany Must Pay Thirty Billions in Indemnity With Interest
A Santa Fe dispatch reports New Mexico legislators seek a revised tax measure to raise revenue as mine output falls. Hearings begin today as the Tax Commission reviews mining reports and mining company representatives prepare for further discussions to resolve how to set the mine tax for the four years ahead.
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Germany
Tax Commission
Farmington Road
Santa Fe
New Mexico
United States
Lesslature
Uris
Spartacans Fire On Train Stopping Station Gunfight Kollen
In central Germany Spartacans tried to push propaganda by train and trucks into strike areas. A train under Spartacan control was halted at Kollen by guards who fired with rifles and machine guns, killing one woman and wounding eight civilians. Incendiary literature was distributed from Halle to Kothen. Police stopped a car headed toward Edderitz. News from Copenhagen dated March 2 reports further details.
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Berfin
Fok
Priday
Annoviated
Spartacan
Cermainy
Tra In
Spartacans
Halle
Kothen
Edderitz
Berlin Strikes Shut Down Newspapers Across City
Berlin reports indicate all newspapers except socialist organs were barred from publishing after a sudden strike declared today. The Greater Berlin municipal council urged a general counterstrike to resist the socialist threat, urging residents to respond forcefully if independents act.
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Berlin
Associated
Greater Berlin
Independent Social Int
Neners Airie
Tore
Forty Million Russians Work For Reunited Russia Declared
Sergius Sazonoff of the Denikin government says Russians are cooperating in a movement for a reunified Russia. He claims millions fight and die to save Russia from destruction, opposing Bolshevism from within and without and denies autocracy will return. He cites Don Kuban actions and argues for continued Allied support.
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Russia
Denikine
Nyition
Thaneanda
Sergius Sazonoff
Denkine Goverrnment
Paris
Omek
Yekaterinedar
Oapital
Kuban
Ouaek
Tamenre Menike
Hentkine
Kelchak
Roskio
Tiresia
Rosia
Entente
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest States
Denver area forecast for Monday and Tuesday calls for generally fair weather with a chance of colder conditions. New Mexico expects partly cloudy skies with colder Tuesday. Arizona shows Monday partly cloudy and colder with some snow in the north portion.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
EighUy
Weather Summary for Twenty Four Hours Ended Sunday
Weather report for the twenty four hours ended Sunday shows a maximum temperature of 97 degrees and a minimum of 16 degrees with a range of 41. Temperature at 6 p.m. was 48 degrees. Winds from the southeast. Clear conditions.
Europe Amazed at Attacks on Wilson G Plan in Senate
Correspondent reports French and British observers puzzled by U S reactions toward the Wilson G plan in the American Senate. They question why the United States should be blamed or eject responsibility for the between country tensions and policy proposals.
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Europe
Wilson
Senate
U. S
League of Nations debate baffling to European observers
Paris dispatch notes French and British observers puzzled by opposition to the league. They say the plan benefits all, with no new burdens on the U S, and see no hidden menace to America. They also cite America’s past as a de facto mandator and argue cooperation could prevent future wars. Herbert Bayard Swope.
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Steff
New World
Albuquerque Journal
New York World
Paris
League of Nations
Wilson Maay
League
America
South Ameria
América
League of Motions
Aner
Ware
Manifort Ag
Wilkon
China
Bayat
Tm Lemon
Lberia
Turkey
Mexico
Central America
South America
Caba
West Indies
Herbert Bayard Swope
Munich Laborers Named By HM Assembly Call
Berlin reports the socialist provisional government in Munich faces a clash between arming workers and pursuing a democratic path. Spartacists pressure them, while Noske moves to calm the Bolshevik influence in western Germany as troops near the Rhine. The Munich crisis mirrors upheaval spreading through Baden Mannheim and southern Germany.
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New York
Ible
Berlin
Copentaren
Munich
Naonal Nasernichy
Kurt Eisner
Met
Baden
Mannheim
Germany
Gustav Noske
Duesseldorff
Entente
Naskés
Kiel
Victory Loan Passage Marks Senate Last Session Day
Washington dispatch reports the 65th Congress nearing adjournment with a crowded agenda and the victory loan bill finally passing in the Senate after a long all night session. Senator La Follette led a delayed speech, Sen Sherman opposed filibuster, and House actions focused on the hospital bill and other appropriations ahead of adjournment.
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Washington
Sixty Fifth
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Senate
House
Assurane
Wilson
Wuld
Naniganohy
France
Moet
Uber Notic
Railroad
Sunidey Civil
Aaricul Bial
Huftrare
Feadera
Senate of the
Treasury
War Finance Corporation
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Walit
Colt
Penrose
Pennsylvania
O'Cock
Hiowater LacFoletts
Sherman
Filiness
Repubblicans Aeing
Benator Kenyon
Theodore Roosevelt
la Follette
Five Billion Bond Payments Urged by Allied Nations
A Weimar session rapid votes on the national constitution and colonial policy with ministers proposing a non partisan commission for colonies and safeguards on foreign securities. Peasant leader Helen criticizes debt pressures while urging steps to ease starvation and shift coal control to the government.
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Weimar
Associated Press
German National Assembly
Reichstag
Wilson
Sally Vite
Germany
Wissott
Alormer
Payvarian Peasant Party
Starvittiott
Fiveltier
Baur
Reparations Plan Focuses on Germany Pay Capacity
The reparations committee eyed Germany’s ability to settle debts with cash and bonds, aiming for an estimated 25 to 40 billion dollars. A portion would be immediate, the rest over years with interest, while France Belgium and other damaged nations would be prioritized for compensation.
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France
Belgium
Herbert Bayard Swope
Albuquerque Journal
New York World
the Press Publishing Co
iThe
Paris
Germany
International Committee
Facct
Teutons
Hritauln
Italy
Thin Himhky
Meaner
Tally
Sechin
Kodimania
Geenpany
America
Belo
Maren
Kiel
Meljvoland
Rhine
Siar
Fance
Territorial Committee
Armennia
Cur Sion
Soviet Open to Peace Treaty Then Break It
Archangel dispatch reports Zinoviev telling Petrograd Soviet officials that Bolsheviks may negotiate peace with the Allies to secure relief, but would not trust any treaty. He says the move would allow workers and peasants brief freedoms while continuing army buildup. He argues imperialist powers cannot prevail in time.
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Archangel
Petrograd
Stoanewikt
Prince's Islands
Zinovietz
Zinovie
Prince Regent Alexander Gove Leaves Paris for Belgrade
Alexander, prince regent of Jugos Slavia, departed Paris with officials after a month long visit to President Poincare and Foreign Minister Pichon. He travels to Belgrade accompanied by French dignitaries.
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Belgrade
Paris
Alexander
Jugo-Slavia
Poincare
Pichon
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