Allied Forces Marching for New German Campaign
Continued discussion traces a proposed Allied push into Germany with France supplying the bulk of forces. Britain’s contribution aims to show solidarity, while U S hesitation looms. English sentiment centers on unity. fears of French concessions and Prime Minister Lloyd George’s stance loom over Briand’s Paris leadership.
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Hunters for Job Get Gold Brick
Wee scores of applicants and almost as Chairman hail board. Parole commissioner Secretary bureau child and animal protection. Veterinary surgeon State forester Register state lands Deputy register lands Land agent. Commissioner of agriculture and publicity benapine 000 President state taborculos is san Yarium Superintendent state asylum for 4,000 insane Warden state penitentiary Secretary to the governor. The positions for which appointments have already been made are adjutant general, game warden and chairman of the board of directors of the Montana soldiers' home. Not a few legislators behind the administration program have hinted at patronage rewards influencing loyalty. The sickening realization dawned that there are LEAGUE OF NATIONS, the Associated Press. PARIS, March. The next meeting of the council of the League of Nations will be held at Geneva June 6. This meeting was called today by Dr. Gaston da Cunha of Brazil, president of the council.
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Hungry children brave blizzard in Montana search
Mrs Sullivan led a rescue when missing girls were tracked from a cabin near Rocker Montana. After two failed returns, she organized a search party and found the daughters staying with a friend in Butte. The family reportedly lived off county bounty and the father had recent prison release for prohibition crimes. An Associated Press note reports Germany’s appeal to the League of Nations over Allied penalties. GROVE'S cough remedy ad runs.
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Revolutionaries strike Petrograd in open revolt
Reports from the Russian information bureau say red army forces have joined workers in Petrograd and Moscow in revolt against the bolshevist power. Similar uprisings were reported in several major centers as Kronstadt and Krasnaya Gorka fortresses fire. The movement may herald the beginning of the end of bolshevist power in Russia.
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Revolutionists Hold Upper Hand In Russia War
Washington reports say workers who returned from the United States lead the anti Bolshevist revolt in Russia. Kronstadt fortress and most forts, Baltic fleet, Petrograd, and key military positions are under rebel control. Bolshevist navy at Kronstadt hostage. rebels seize rail out of Petrograd as strikes grow. Soviet leaders in Kiev and Kharkov push Moscow for 500000 troops to defend the cities.
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Soviet Russia Faces Disaster Threat Amid Rail Revolt
Stockholm reports Dagens Nyheter stating Soviet rebels issue 24 hour ultimatum to government, threatening disruptions on the Petrograd railway and starvation claims amid widespread labor and seamen unrest. Cardinal Dougherty named among new cardinals by Pope Benedict, succeeding Cardinal Farley.
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Truth About Ireland Arouses World in Desperate Ulster Scene
An eyewitness describes a brutal campaign in Ulster with raids on Belfast linen, economic boycotts, and widespread destruction. He notes a 200,000 strong republican army, probes tensions between bishops and guerrilla tactics, and recounts emigrants and Irish sentiment abroad.
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Dealer's Manifesto to the Foreign Nations in Dublin
The Associated Press reports in Dublin in March on a Valera manifesto adopted by Dail Eireann. The document outlines Irish independence aims and describes foreign nations’ views on Ireland’s struggle, claiming the Irish republic’s legitimacy and intent in dealings with outside powers.
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Limerick Mayor Killed While Visiting Wife
Associated Press reports George Clancy mayor of Limerick was shot and killed in that city. His brother Egan Clancy secretary of the Irish American Labor League of New York says he may have been slain after leaving hiding to see his wife. A meeting will be held tomorrow night to draft resolutions for President Harding protesting the killing.
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