Germany on brink of class war as independents push general strike
Berlin reports Gustav Noske seizes leadership as independent socialists press a general strike to paralyze industry, accusing government troops of delaying democracy. Experts warn of a looming fractricidal conflict across Germany with bitter battles in cities like Halle as political tensions sharpen.
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New York World
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Copenhagen
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Germany
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Weimar Assembly
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Russia
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Jermany
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Halle
Rusia
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Spartacans
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Girl Who Shot at Burns Believed Insane
New York March 5 Miss C Gertrude Wormworth fired two shots at detective William J Burns Monday and was committed to Bellevue hospital for observation after charges of attempted felony assault and violation of the Sullivan law were dismissed. Burns identified her as someone who once visited his office and asked him to investigate a friend’s death. He also said she later sent anonymous letters to him and now suspects she authored several more.
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OY Morning Journal
New York
C Gertrude Wormworth
Willam
J. Burns
Hellevic Hospital
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Tow
Romanian Queen and Daughters Arrive in Paris
Queen Marie of Romania arrives in Paris this morning with Princesses Elizabeth and her daughters Elizabeth, Elizabeth, Marie and Theina, greeted warmly. A Geneva dispatch notes the queen and Princess Elizabeth fled Bucharest for England amid fears of revolution.
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Morning Journal
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Rumania
Elizabeth
Theina
Geneva
Bucharest
England
Military Disarmament Terms Set Before Wilson Arrival
European conferences work to finalize German disarmament terms in advance of President Wilson's visit. Officials from military and naval departments negotiate details as expectations rise for swift agreement.
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Wilson
Agreement on Rhine Country Peace Terms Reported
Paris dispatch says British Prime Minister Lloyd George and Colonel House plan to align positions on military and naval terms for the peace treaty to follow the armistice. Reparation figures and the western German frontier, including a neutral Rhine strip, are under discussion with indications of a breakthrough into billions of dollars. King Nicholas of Montenegro protests Montenegrin throne loss amid broader Balkan and Southeast European relief and frontier issues. The Joqu-Slavy frontier reopening is noted as tensions ease.
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Wilson
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France
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Council of the Great Powers
Montenegro
Gyordenovich
Washington
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Italy
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Rohentia
Europe
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Removal of pork exports ordered by War Trade Board
Washington reports the War Trade Board ordered removal of pork and pork products from export conservation effective tomorrow. The board also rescinded export license certificates from the Food Administration. The Food Administration warned price stabilization for hogs and pork could fail and prices rise. The Allied Provisions Export Commission was dissolved and shipments to Britain France and Italy would no longer be made by that body.
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Washington
War Trade Board
Leensex
Food Administration
Tha
Enid
Allied Provisions Export Commission
Great Britain
France
Paty
America
Governor Cox and Mayor Ralph lead RTI conference ending amid calm
Ohio Governor Cox and San Francisco Mayor Ralph closed a lengthy RTI meeting after a sharp debate over a political resolution. The conference concluded with a calm mood and a focus on reform measures.
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Ohio
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San Francisco
Government ownership rejected by conference leaders
Washington reports a bitter conference of governors and mayors over resolutions on public questions. Mayor Rolph of San Francisco and Gov Cox clashed on a resolution urging Congress to reconvene. The committee’s recommendations favored transportation of necessities, price schedules, tax relief, and continued federal inquiry into natural resources.
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Washington
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Committee On Resolutions
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San Francisco
Labor
Wilson
Cox
Ohio
French Leaders Clash Over Rhineland Policy And Rail Rights
French delegates at a wartime policy conference debated League and military protection while differing on Rhineland seizure. Governor Cox defended decorum as Mayor Stolph avoided politics. A push for government ownership of railroads failed by acclamation as tension rose among western delegates. Secretary Houston left the session amid protests and the Director General Hines discussed rail freight reductions and road building.
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Lane
Chadsey Named Chicago Schools Chief With $18 000 Salary
Charles E Chadsey, Detroit schools superintendent, is named head of Chicago schools by the board of education. A special nine member commission may approve a salary of 18 000, the largest for a city superintendent or university president. Chadsey, 49, Neb City native, educated at Stanford and Columbian, began as district and Denver superintendent before moving to Detroit in 1912.
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Detroit
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Nehrani City
Neb
Leland Stanford, Jr
Columbian
Denver
New York Paper Denies Pershing Gagled Corruption Claims
The New York Evening Telegram denied exposing alleged unsanitary conditions at the American embarkation camp at Prest Wasm. It argued that violent newspaper attacks began after Maj Alfred Birdsall's return and trial. The Telegram said it had first information 11 days before Birdsall sailed and published a letter from Secretary Parker regarding an officer statement.
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Birdsall
United States
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Birtland
Geggeral Pershing
Urest
Pirdsall
Paker
Tam
Keppel
San Juan County UAT Measure 13 Sent Back for House Concurrence
The San Juan road bill to create a state highway from Albuquerque to Farmington via San Juan County returns to the House to concur with Senate amendments fixing county tax levies. Senators Clark and Mirabal opposed the bill. the House previously killed Latimos county measure amid a long fight. The health and workers compensation measures advance, with education bills passing and nominations confirmed, including Springer and Mirabal.
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State Highway Commission
Thomas P. Galle
Remigio Mirabal
Joe Sheridan
French public backs league of nations amid Rhine questions
A Paris World dispatch surveys French opinion on the league of nations and postwar guarantees. Workers favor collective security over annexation while varied views urge strong frontiers to the Rhine and Alsace Lorraine amid ongoing peace talks.
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the Press Publishing Co
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League of Nations
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Paris
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Germany
Alsacce-Lorraine
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America Will Not Forget Her Heroic Soldiers
President Wilken, in a statement printed in todays edition, honors American soldiers wounded in the trenches of France. He says their wounds are badges of honor and declares America bears solemn obligations to express gratitude and remembrance for their sacrifices.
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