Kapp Troops Routed in Fighting at Gehia
Copenhagen reports say Kapp forces were defeated and disarmed after fierce fighting in Gehaia. Soviet republic proclaimed by Berlin. Elberfeld reports clash between soldiers and communists with the latter defeated.
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Salt Lake Woman Named Collector of Customs in Historic Appointment
Mrs Estelle V Collier is appointed by President Wilson as collector of customs for Salt Lake City, the first American woman in the role. She heads the Democratic women's state committee and is mother of four, with a mining engineer husband. The move follows field-wide male candidates and reflects transitional government decisions.
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Salt Lake City
PHE WEATHER FORECASTS FOR CITY AND REGION
Weather forecast notes clearing west and rain east on Thursday cooler conditions. Local 24 hour observation ends yesterday at 6 AM with a moderate wind and partly cloudy conditions. temperatures range from near to above normal amid unsettled skies.
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Arizona Officials Seek Higher Pay Across State
A reform group led by D. F. Johnson of the Arizona Corporation Commission proposes a public vote to raise salaries for electi ve officials to 7 800 a year for governor and supreme court justices and 6 000 for most others. The plan aims to correct disparity between fixed constitutional salaries for elective roles and higher pay for many appointive officers.
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Farmers Platform Questions Candidacy In House Of Reforms
A questionnaire from the National Board of Farmers outlines planks to eliminate the middleman protect farmer rights to organize appoint a secretary of agriculture and secure representation on boards. It lists fourteen candidates and asks twelve concrete questions on direct producer consumer deals rural credit farm tenancy and conservation.
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Patriotism in Peace as Well as War Said by Hays
The article reports that Hays declares patriotism is needed in peace as well as war. He says the country has merely slipped along under democratic rule with no definite end in view.
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Republicans Stand First for Honest Government in Roanoke Speech
Roanoke March 17 Will H. Hays head of the Republican National Committee declares the party stands for honest efficient economical administration and patriotism in peace and war He calls for more men in politics for what they can give and for tax reduction and fair labor capital relations The address also urges equal political rights for women and a firm law and order administration.
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Chancellor Von Luttwitz Takes Up Reins
Self appointed German chancellor Von Luttwitz assumes control of the government in a rapid bid to quell unrest. He holds power for less than five days before stepping down, ending an abrupt, controversial stint.
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Germany
Kapp resigns as German chancellor amid bolshevist fears
After five days in power Dr. Wolfgang Kapp resigns while Major General Von Luettwitz holds executive authority in Berlin. The move comes amid bolshevik danger and a looming shift to Gustav Noske as the old government attempts to reassert control. President Ebert remains entrenched at Stuttgart as the mystery surrounding the retirement deepens.
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Occupation of Constantinople by Allied Forces
Constantinople fell to allied troops led by Gen Sir George Milne this morning with minimal resistance. Four thousand British blue jackets and marines plus allied contingents landed under naval gunfire, seizing ministries and ports while Turks arrested for possible disturbances. French, British, and Italian guards secured key districts as proclamations warned against acts endangering the force.
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Foreign policy declaration rivalries skew treaty vote
Irreconcilables and Democrats unite to block Article 10 as Republicans offer a reservation. The dispute centers on U S foreign policy and the path to a treaty.
American Trapshooting appoints Jay Clark Jr Captain
The American Trapshooting association names Jay Clark Jr captain of a 12 member U S trapshooting team for the Olympic Games in Belgium He may choose team members with advice from a committee of noted shooters Entries due by June 21.
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Champions of Irish Freedom Parade In New York
A massive St Patrick’s Day parade in New York showcased Erin’s sons and daughters marching past the reviewing stand for Eamonn De Valera with banners in green white and yellow. Archbishop Hayes Governor Smith and Mayor Hylan watched, as Protestant Friends of Irish Freedom and Indian freedom supporters joined the procession.
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Navy lags on Sims requests for London staff in war
Washington March 17 Rear Admiral Sims told a senate investigating committee his urgent appeals for an adequate staff in London were ignored until November 1917. Admiral Benson rejected London then and urged establishing a permanent war staff abroad to coordinate with allies. after Benson reported the department shifted attitude and planned a permanent staff to England.
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Fulton Defeats Madden in Six-Round Heavyweight Bout
Fred Fulton defeated Barney Madden in Philadelphia in six rounds. Fulton had size advantage and dominated all six rounds to secure the victory in front of a local audience.
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Government taxed with refund implications from court ruling
The court decision that stock dividends are non taxable may force refunds of about 105 million dollars. Secretary Houston urged Congress to adopt a flat gross profits tax with staged rates starting at 25 percent, 20 percent, then 15 percent, to replace the present graduated system.
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Trunk Yields Body of Strangled Woman
The body of Mrs. George Evans aged 20 was found in a trunk in her New Britain room. Strangulation appears to have been caused by toy horse reins. Evans, 26, formerly a Colorado miner, had been discharged from a hospital and vanished. Her sister-in-law Mrs. Albert W Powell discovered the trunk.
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Exhibition Games Snapshot From Palm Beach March 17 Scores
The report lists scattered exhibition game results with team pairings and battery lines including Cincinnati Nationale versus New York Americans in Palm Beach and Chicago Nationals against Los Angeles Coast in Hot Springs. Other entries note St. Louis Nationals vs Philadelphia Americans and Washington Americans seen in St. Petersburg with partial box-like lines and several player names.
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