US Troops Could Be Drawn Into Rhine Situation
The report discusses potential American military involvement amid unrest in Germany after World War I. It notes General Henry T. Allen with about 13,000 American troops, the Rhine brigades at Coblenz and Andernach, and questions of allied and U S roles under armistice terms. Paris reports of uprisings hint at possible direct contact with the evolving German crisis.
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Sding
Wilnpekoise
Berlin
oMeigis
War Department
Rhine
Henry T. Allen
Paria
Foch
Germany
United States
Aijilen
Europe
France
The
Coblenz
William S. Sage
Andernach
Allen
the Rhine
Paris
Workmen Strike Protests Coup Across Cologne Area
The National party says it will sever relations with the Kapp government. Workers in Cologne Essen and Dusseldorf pass resolutions calling for a 24 hour strike to protest the coup.
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Cologne
Associated Press
The
National Party
Kapp
Essen
Dusseldorf
Noske in Saxony organizes fresh troops
Gustav Noske, former defence minister, is in Saxony organizing fresh troops. Old government members remain in Dresden under Merker troops protection. Kapp government officials seek talks with independent Socialists to avert a general strike. Newspapers barred from editions. local correspondents may only send factual abroad statements.
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Berlin
Gustav Noske
Saxony
Dresden
Mercker
Wolfgang Kapp
Von Jagow Named Interior Minister in Berlin Cabinet
Berlin reports say Dr Traugott von Jagow former Berlin police chief will be Prussian interior minister in a two man cabinet led by Dr Wolfgang Kapp and Major General Baron von Luettwitz. Oeser says Prussian railway workers threaten a strike if Jagow or Kapp remain in office. Government gave no promise.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Traugott von Jagow
Wolfgang Kapp
Baron von Luettwitz
Oeser
Frankfort Riots Leave 15 Dead and 100 Wounded
An Exchange Telegraph despatch from Berlin reports fighting in Frankfort left 15 persons dead and 100 wounded. Police reportedly fled as a mob seized an arms depot.
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Frankfort
London
Berlin
Kapp Plans Arrest of Ebert and Bauer
Berlin reports that Dr. Kapp moves to have Ebert and Bauer arrested on high treason charges. The Central News Berlin correspondent notes steps are being taken to detain the two former leaders amid the political crisis.
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Kapp
Ebert
Bauer
London
Berlin
The
Central News
Dr. Kapp
Kiel Fleet Handed Over to Kapp Report
Hamburg reports that Kiel naval commander handed the German fleet to the new Berlin government. Torpedo boats fired at Kiel harbor after surrender, with Marines occupying the dockyard. A general strike was declared by workers except gas and water plant staff.
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Kiel
Kapp
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Hamburg
Berlin
Central News
Berlingske Tidende
East Prussia Backs New Government Amid Clashes
In Frankfort an attempted workers invasion of barracks left one dead and four wounded. August Winning and General von Estorff telegraphed Chancellor Kapp with a manifesto from East Prussia recognizing the new government and urging peace and work for the province.
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East Prussia
Berlin
Frankfort
August Winning
von Estorff
First
Reichswehr
Kapp
Provincial town pastor reassigned to Fall River parish
The Rev. Father D. A. Rapose, 13 years pastor of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Provincetown, is named rector of the Church of Our Lady of the Angels in Fall River. The move, announced at Mass, prompts mixed feelings of regret and congratulations among congregants. He will depart Provincetown this week to assume his new duties.
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Provincetown
D. A. Rapose
St. Peter's
Fall River
Father Rapose
Drowned by Gusts as Flooding Closes Churches in Quincy Bay
One man was drowned after being blown into a water hole in Quincy Bay as hundreds of cellars flooded. Churches shut services as heater fires were extinguished. weather conditions eased slightly but rising temperatures were forecast to begin a New England flood.
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Quincy Bay
New England
Illicit crossing ends in the death of Charles A Carlson
Charles A Carlson aged 49 of 791 Sea Street Houghs Neck died after an ice crossing from Post Island to Great Hill broke into open water A rescue effort by James Taylor and his son James Jr was hampered by unsafe ice They were joined by James Brown and Andrew Myers Carlson left a wife and family Services at Wollaston Baptist Church were disrupted by floods and freezing weather created dangerous travel and flooding in Quincy and nearby areas
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Quincy Bay
Charles A. Carlson
Sea Street
Houghs Neck
Post Island
Great Hill
James Taylor
Island Avenue
James, Jr
James Brown
Il Nut Island Avenue
Andrew Myers
Bay View Avenue
Carlson
W. Fr. Ferris
Wollaston Baptist Church
Prospect Avenue
Wollaston Heights
Quincy
Linden Marsh
Malden
Flooded streets block first winter visit attempt
Report describes winter flooding preventing a first-time visit by some people. Guide posts at street corners were submerged two feet, appearing like harbor channel markers rather than signs, illustrating severe urban inundation.
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Decatur & Hopkins
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Providence
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Millers, Inc
Waite Auto Supply Co
Bangor, Maine
Rice & Miller
Portland, Maine
James Bailey & Co
Manchester
N. H
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