Germany Ends Fight With New Cabinet Plan Paris Reports A Power Shift
Paris hears that Kapp and Noske agreed to quit fighting and form a new cabinet with elections to Reichstag within two months while Ebert remains interim. In Berlin and Dortmund clashes kill and wound several. workers seize transport hubs and establish control as a soviet gesture spreads in parts of Germany.
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Paris
Kapp
Noske
Reichstag
Ebert
Wolff News Agency
National Assembly
Germany
Ecbert-Berlin
Berlin
Giustav Noske
Mber
Herlin
Dresden
Defense Noske
Stuttgere
Ehert
Culberson
Dial
Claus
Harris
Harrison
Hitchcock
Johnson
South Dakota
Jones
New Mexico
King
Kirby
Mckellar
Overman
Owen
Mansell
Robinson
Sheppard
Simons
Braith
Maryland
Stanley
Trammell
Aor
Senate Fails to Ratify Treaty After Reservation Vote
Washington reports the Senate rejects ratification as fourteen Democrats join Republicans to adopt a reservation on article ten. The 66 to 26 vote signals renewed gridlock and could push the treaty toward a presidential election verdict next November.
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IBY Morning Journal Special
Washington
Wilson
Senate
United Republican
Ite
Weather forecast for New Mexico and Arizona region
Denver reports on March 15 that New Mexico will have fair weather Tuesday with possible rain and a warmer northwest portion. Wednesday turns unsettled with rain and warmer conditions in the north and west areas. Arizona expects Tuesday to be cloudy and warmer with rain in the northern portion. Wednesday unsettled.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Northwest
Arizona
Weather Summary From University Report
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended six p m yesterday recorded by the university show humidity at six am and six pm with no precipitation. Maximum wind velocity reached forty three miles per hour and wind direction data indicate a clear pattern.
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Iscereee AG
Erie
Tnsebas
Germans in Copenhagen Plebiscite Favor German Control
Unofficial counts from the Behieswit area show 12 025 votes for Leonmark and 45 148 for German control. Danish majorities appear in Tieting Hedehusim and Utersun districts.
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Sebbonts
Copenhagen
Behieswit
Leonmark
Tieting
Hedehusim
Utersun
Wood Leading in Minnesota State Primary
First returns from scattered precincts in the Republican presidential preference primary show Leonard Wood with the lead. Johnson and Lowden run close for the secondary vote as Wood holds a majority in the earliest results reported from the state.
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Wood
Minnesota
Morning Journal
St. Paul, Minn
Leonard Wood
Johnson
Lowden
Government Sets Royalties On Oil Lands Under Leasing Bill
The Interior Department issued regulations fixing production royalties on government oil lands under the claims relief action. Royalties range from 12.5 to 12.5 percent, scaling with output, with a maximum of one third for wells producing 200 barrels or more daily and a minimum of 12.5 percent for small producers. The rules apply to lands located before withdrawal under the September 27, 1907 act and exclude losses on later withdrawn, largely unproven claims. A 12.5 percent minimum royalty is set for ship leases.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Interior Department
Rio Arriba County Rural Schools In Good Condition
Special correspondence reports Rio Arriba county schools with 116 teachers and certification gains. Many classrooms have desks maps and blackboards. bonds funded new or repaired schoolhouses including a $10,000 issue in Tierra Amaria for a new building next summer.
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Rio Arriba County
Santa Fe
State Department of Education
Jose G. Valdez
Rio Arriba
County Board of Education
W Valdez
Tierra Amaria
Busy Week Ahead for Republicans in Minnesota
St Paul dispatch notes a busy week as Minnesota Republicans prepare for a state nominating meeting. Voters from counties will select a presidential nominee from a field that includes Weed Johnson Lowden Harding Poindexter, with Hoover appearing on ballots in Hennepin County Minneapolis.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Leonard Weed
Hiram W. Johnson
Frank ©. Lowden
Warren G. Harding
Miles Poindexter
Hennepin County
Minneapolis
Herbert Hoover
Wealthy Chicago Real Estate Man David Mayer Dies
David Mayer age 69 and born in Germany died yesterday in St. Augustine Florida. Mayer funded Mary Garden’s musical education and was a prominent Chicago real estate investor. He emigrated from Germany and made his fortune in the real estate trade.
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Chicago
David Mayer
Mary Garden
St. Augustine
Fla
Mr. Mayer
Germany
Allies Fooled Again Headlines Sweep London on German Revolution
London papers mock the German upheaval with captions like Allies Fooled Again and The Old Adam. They allege junkers manipulated power, warn Allies to expect bad faith, and note disillusionment with promises to honor the Versailles treaty. The Telegraph warns of delays in stabilizing Germany and restoring economic life, urging vigilance.
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London
Junkers
The
Daily Mail
Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Prussia
the Telegraph
Germany
Ue Ye
Deportation of Biobee Miners Questioned by Attorney
The attorney argues that the removal of Biobee miners to out of state did not justify their deportation. Strikers claim they were at the mercy of those who shipped them away, alleging unlawful treatment.
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Sayo
Law of Necessity Cannot Justify Bisbee Deportations
Special prosecutor A A Worsley argues in Tombstone that the 1166 strikers and sympathizers deported from Bisbee in 1917 were not saved by necessity or self defense. He contends the defendants admitted guilt and that authorities failed to bring charges or trial, shipping suspects to another state instead. The case against Harry E Wootton of Bisbee continues as defense seeks to introduce necessity evidence.
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Morning Journal
Tombstone
Ariz
Bisbee
Harry E. Wootton
A. A. Worsley
Worsley
Wootton
United States
Federal District of
Arizona
Lowell
Artz
Harry BK. Wootten
France Seeks Time to Breathe Before Liquidating Debts
Premier states France does not request debt cancellation but asks time to reorganize obligations to American creditors. Article cites M. Miller as intermediary and frames stance as breathing room before any liquidation actions.
France Seeks Time to Recover From War Debt
Premier Millerand urges close friendship with the United States and asks for time to breathe after four and a half years of exhausting war. He notes France does not seek charity or debt cancellation but relief from adverse exchange, arguing it would cost far more to meet obligations at current rates. He cites devastation and lost production, insisting exports alone cannot recover factories or employment.
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Erpecial
Paris
Millerand
France
United States
Associated Press
Nine IWW men to face murder trial for Armistice Day crime
Montesano Washington March 15 nine of the alleged ten IWW men whose Armistice Day murder trial for the Grimm case concluded in Montesano will be arraigned on a murder charge in the McElfresh killing. Elmer Smith and Mike Sheehan already acquitted in Grimm case were moved to Chehalis for possible arraignment. Arraignment of the remaining seven awaits the sentencing of their first conviction.
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Morning Journal
Montesano
Wash
Warren
Grimm
Centralia
Arthur McElfresh
Elmer Smith
Mike Sheehan
Chehallis
Gibbons Carpentier Boat Arrangement Talked
St Paul March 15 Mike Gibbons received a message from Gene Delany of Omaha asking if he would accept a purse to fight Georges Carpentier in the United States. Gibbons had announced retirement but said a decision would be announced within a day or two.
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Morning Journal
Erectal Leseeo de
Minister Killed By Auto in Downtown Los Angeles
The Rev. Edawin C. Little pastor of the First United Presbyterian Church was struck by an automobile in downtown Los Angeles and died at a receiving hospital minutes later.
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Los Angeles
Edawin C. Little
First United Presbyterian Shurch
Dowtown
Duatug of U0 Soldiers Along Rhine Debate Command
Opinion differs on who would command troops along the Rhine if Germany is invaded. Analysts weigh possible leaders and strategic outcomes amid wartime speculation and defense planning.
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Duatug
Rhine
Germany
General Allen's Coblenz Role Murky in Germany Crisis
Washington reports say Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen gave no military update from Coblenz and allied commands offered little light on Germany's political status. Officials weighed whether Marshal Foch still commands allied forces and noted potential aims to preserve order while avoiding political disruption.
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Ining Journal
Washington
Associated Press
Henry T. Allen
Coblenz
Germany
War Department
General Allen
Marshal Foch
State Department
Hamburg
Baker
Allen
New Cabinet Formed in Finland Succeeds Vennola
Professor Erich has formed a new Finnish cabinet at Copenhagen on March 15 to replace the ministry of M Vennola.
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Pinland
Copenhagen
Erich
Finland
M. Vennola
Executions by Chinese in Soviet Russia Report
Amsterdam dispatch describes Chinese workers employed by Bolshevik authorities in Moscow to carry out executions during 191 August. The Chinese are portrayed as efficient and unfeeling, acting on orders with little mercy, often preparing victims before the act. The correspondent eventually departed after being denied free investigation.
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Russia
Morning Journal
Amsterdam
Handelsblad
Soviet
Europe
Denikine Front
Moscow
Boltsjak
Buttstik
Kolesian
No Skipper at Helm of State Department by Morning
Washington reports the State Department lacks a confirmed head as Frank L. Polk resumes the role of under secretary after resignations. Senate committee weighs Bainbridge Colby nomination while War Act allows the president to assign duties to others. No acting secretary today, and passports cannot be issued without a signee.
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Washington
State Department
Frank L. Polk
Robert Ansing
Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
Colby
Pershing Admirers Open His Campaign in Nebraska
In Lincoln Nebraska supporters filed a voters petition with the secretary of state to place Gen John J Pershing on the April 29 presidential preference ballot. About 56000 Nebraskans signed including many women with Mark W Woons stating Pershing will accept the nomination if chosen by the people.
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Ey Morning Journal
Lincoln
Neb
John J. Pershing
Mark W. Woons
Pershing For President
General Pershing
State Land Sale Shifts to Luna County in June
The New Mexico land office announces the next sale in Luna County on June 22 following the Bernalillo event on May 20. Three tracts are listed: 240 acres with $730 improvements, 5,500 acres with no improvements, and 23,000 acres with $2,975 improvements. Minimum asking price is $3 per acre.
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Santa Fe
State Land Office
Bernalillo County
Luna County
Water Application Notice for 180 Acre-Feet Storage
The engineer's office received an application by Policarpio Carrillo Simon Tafoya and Jesus M Archuleta for 180 acre feet of water storage from Tijeras Canyon. Applicants reside in Albuquerque. Diversion point is section 4 township 9 north range 4 west. Proposed irrigation of sixty acres.
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Santa Fe
Policarpio Carrillo
Simon Tafoya
Jusus M. Archuleta
Tijeras Canyon
Albuquerque
North Range
Supreme Court to hear all phases before law decision
Washington report says the Supreme Court will hear every phase of the prohibition question before ruling on the prohibition amendment and Volstead act. New Jersey proceedings were allowed. March 24 hearings set on Pelgenspan appeal and Manitowoc Products injunction.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mheade Island
Kentucky
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Christian Pelgenspan
Newark
Brewer
Manitowoc Products Company
Wisconsin
New York
San Francisco
Daniels Plans for Protection of Transport Impracticable
Navy Department sought to rely on advance warnings from abroad about submarine movements, but officials warned that such methods were impracticable for protecting shipping. The report notes the strategic debate and the limitations of foreign intelligence.
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Daniels
Navy Department
Convoy System Not Regarded Favorably
Admiral Sims told the Senate Naval Committee that plans in 1918 favored using battleships to guard troop convoys but were deemed impractical and later abandoned. He cited cables urging a joint fleet plan with Japan and warned a raid could have left U S troop ships vulnerable without a usable defense.
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My Morning Journal
Washington
London
Senate Naval Investiga’ Committee
Sims
Ada Berson
Daniels
Rery Department
Admiral Simson
Japan
Atlantic
Admiral Sims
Navy Department
Benson
United States
Queenstown
Ireland
Department
Two American Soldiers Die in Vladivostok Barracks Fire
The fire at the Vladivostok American barracks on March 6 killed two soldiers and left two more missing. Privates Alexander V. Labeau Merrill D. Martin Julius W. Morris James A. Brantley were identified among the missing and recovered remains.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Vladivostok
War Department
Star General
Graves
Alexander V. Labeau
Quartermaster Corps
Thirty-seventh Street
Oakland
Calif
Merrill D. Martin
Corm . M
Tate
Okla
Julius W. Morris
MooThirty-first Infantry
Ringford
Xni
J. James A. Brantley
Fitzgerald
Exhibition Games Feature National Teams in Major Cities
In Los Angeles on March 16 the Chicago Nationals beat Los Angeles Pacific 98 to ? Batteries included Carter Hanson and O Farrell for Chicago with Pertica Thomas Bassler Lapan for Los Angeles. In Miami on March 15 the Cincinnati Nationals defeated the New York Americans with Luque Wingo Rariden Mays Thien and Ruel in the Battery lineup.
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Calif
Chicago Nationals
Los Angeles Pacific
Carter
Hanson
O’farrell
Pertica
Thomas
Bassler
Lapan
Miami
Fla
Beore
Cincinnati Nationals
New York
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