Wilson's Principles Win Favor in Paris Return
Paris editors and the public embrace President Wilson with renewed support after months of debate over his league of nations and approach to Germany. French papers like Le Temps and Liberte praise his justice and resolve, contrasting swift shifts in American opinion with Paris's loyalty to him.
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William Philip Simms
United Press
Paris
Wilson
Aurice de Vales
Paris Midi
League of Nations
League
Germany
Temps
Liberte
Dublin mayor seeks unified Irish home rule amidst unrest
Laurice O Neill Jord, three term Dublin lord mayor, warns of potential bloody revolt as Sinn Fein outrages rise. He urges American support to pressure Britain while Ireland contemplates a tax strike and civil resistance to force colonial home rule amid military rule and mass detentions.
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United Press
New York
Dublin
Laurice O’neil Jord
O’neil
America
Wilson
Ireland
England
Amerida
Vodee
Hagwen
Yar
Sion
Sinn Fein
Oritainie
Salaaneaa
National Council
Munitions Plant Seized by U S Authorities at Beaver
The Metal Products Co munitions plant in Beaver Pennsylvania is now in U S government hands. Soldiers guard the plant while company workers were ejected without incident. Russell Thompson, the general manager, says two shell contracts are finished and a third was underway when the armistice ended, with no official comment from authorities.
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Beaver
The
Metal Products Co
United States
Russell Thompson
Democrats Seek Ohio House Resolution On Cleveland Member
Cleveland sources report Democratic leaders predict a resolution will be introduced in the Ohio House to rebuke or censure a Cleveland member. The measure arises from the Cuyahoga County executive committee and includes remarks from vice chairs Delahunty and others. The item comes amid broader national party activity and regional political maneuvering.
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Cleveland
Ohio House of Representatives
Epieee
Veo
Sean
Beal
Cuyahoga
Deen Lusa
Eured
Eoudier
Delahunty
Cosben
Demobilisation Figures Show Large US Return to Civil Life
The article reports demobilisation progress in the United States with 384 031 men discharged this week and a much larger planned reduction. It notes nearly all personnel except essential camp staff have left military service and that future demobilisation hinges on troops returning from overseas. Orders issued November 11 projected 1 678 000 to be demobilised.
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Ashington
United States
War Department reports ship departure with eight warships
Washington reports from the War Department that eight warships carrying about 6,000 troops from the 37th division are sailing from French ports. Ohio units include the 134th and 136th battalions and parts of the 148th and 134th field artillery regiments, bound for New York and then to Camp Bowie Texas. Texas troops in the convoy include the 23rd field artillery and will proceed to Newport News then Camp Bowie.
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Washington
Vison
War Department
Ohio
Texas and
Oklahoma National Guard
Convas
New York
134Th Field Artillery
New Lenghte News
Texa
Ieana Feld
Newport News
Camp Bowie
Texas
Tax take today could hit two billion in federal receipts
Treasury officials expect about 2 billion dollars in federal income taxes to be paid by midnight under new revenue laws. Even if only a quarter is paid, about 1.6 billion would go to the treasury, though much of the outstanding 800 billion in redeemable treasury notes may return to the treasury. Collectors report a rush as offices expand to handle late payments.
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Internal Revenue
Treasury
In Revenue Bureau
Tax Penalties Loop Up Fast If You Delayed Payment
A cautionary note warns taxpayers about mounting penalties for late income tax payments. It emphasizes timely filing and payment to avoid one percent monthly penalties and rapid accrual of interest.
Senator Kenyon Urges Amendment to League Pact
Senator Kenyon announced support for amending the proposed constitution before senate ratification after a tour in Iowa. He refused to sign the opposition round robin and aligned with the senate 37 group. He argued for clearer ambiguous clauses and for increasing U S voting power to counter Britain’s larger international vote influence.
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Washington
Kenyon
League of Nations
Iowa
Senate
United States
Britain
East Tech and Stivers Vie For Ohio High School Title
East Tech of Cleveland and Stivers High of Dayton reach the state final in the Ohio Wesleyan tournament in Marietta. East Tech beat Mansfield 25 to 16 to win northern honors while Stivers defeated Marietta 22 to 13 for southern supremacy.
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Marietta
Delaware, CO
East Tech
Cleveland
Stivers Hi
Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mansfield
Stivers
Farmer Joe Duke’s Texas oil fortune sparks a dramatic rise
Deleon Texas March 14 Joe Duke a Georgia farmer who bought 160 acres of land for a dollar per acre now earns over a million dollars from oil wells. His eight children and wife plan to move to New York despite his reluctance as the family seeks new prospects and stability.
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Deleon
Texas
Joe Duke
New York
Joe
Duke
Georgia
O Ae
Prussian Reichstag Opens After Republic Becomes New Era
Berlin reports the first Reichstag meeting since the republic's establishment with security checks for all attendees. An official peace delegation list includes Foreign Minister David and other national leaders, plus Adolph Mueller, Max Warburg, and Prof. Sellnecking of Marburg University.
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Frank J. Taylor
United Press
Berlin
Reichstag
David
National Assembly
Giesberst
Adolph Mueller
Switzerland
Max Warburg
Chant
Hamburg
Sellnecking
Marburg University
Automatic scale for weighing grain from chutes invented
For millers and dealers a new automatic scale weighs and delivers grain from chutes. The invention promises quicker handling and consistent measurement for bulk grain in mills and trading houses.
Foreigner in Camp Story Tied to Archduke Plot
Private Frankel, 27, a patient at Camp Sherman hospital, claims he was among four men who plotted the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand. He alleges his father gave $300 to flee Austria, traveled by night to Constantinople, sailed to New York six weeks after Austria declared war on Serbia, worked in a Lorain steel mill, and was drafted to Camp Sherman where tuberculosis treatment dominates. He says Hebel was born in Bosnia.
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Camp Sherman
Defence Department
Frankel
Francis Ferdinand
Hobel
Constantinople
America
New York
Austria
Serbia
Loraine
Ohio
United States
Hebel
Debe
Bosnia
Tax office in Detroit overwhelmed by last minute rush
Five women clerks fainted as a huge mob of last minute income tax payers charged the collector's office in Detroit Michigan. Thousands were said to be penalized for tardiness.
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Detroit
Mich
Taxpayer Pays First $5 Million On Income Tax
Chicago march 15 a taxpayer handed internal revenue collector Smietanka a five million dollar check as first payment on his income tax the payer's name was not divulged to reporters.
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Chicago
Internal Revenue
Smietanka
Outsiders clash in Memphis street fight
A fragment reports a fight involving white and Black parties in Memphis Tennessee on March 14 with unclear details. The brief hints at a racial clash and police response, noting a tense incident in the city.
War veteran wins seven thousand in craps
An army man stationed here, a former soldier, is reported to have won $7,000 gambling on craps. He notes he was wounded twice in the war and did not win his fortunes at the gaming tables.
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Devons
Subway Dig Fails Downtown Building Shake Damages $60,000
New York reporter describes subway excavation undermining a downtown building until it rocked tenants fled. The owner told the judge the diggers must pay $60 000 in damages.
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New York
Subway
Contrast in World Affairs 1918 to 1919 in Paris
Paris dispatch notes a year after Germany’s planned offensive that Germany will be forced to yield its merchant fleet as reparations for food, while delegates assemble for peace talks. The piece contrasts crowds, moonlit boulevards, and cheering in Paris with the terror of German raids a year earlier. Navy civilians debate preserving ships to aid disarmament efforts.
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Fred 8S
Ferguson
United Press
Paris
Mar
Germany
Champs Elysees
Sels
Capture of Lon Ae A Ee on the F Dex Ty Sheride
Reported discovery and capture occurred late yesterday after a pursuit. Police describe substantial amounts of weighty material found. noting property loss and damages. The individual named Roberts is identified as a Black man involved in the incident.
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Lon
Roberts
Frequent Rain Likely in Prospect Area This Week
Weather forecast notes frequent rains in Prospect and nearby lakes with snow possible in the coming week. Temperatures are expected to run below normal.
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Ara Lakes
Carrier Service Aims for Perfect Delivery to Subscribers
Notes emphasize perfect service for regular subscribers with missed deliveries. Mentions carriers and bicycles as backup to ensure reliable distribution.
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