Senate backs self government Irish clause amid tense vote
The Irish self determination reservation passed in committee 38 to 36 and won a second vote 45 to 38. Debate centered on the policy’s scope with Gerry and Hitchcock urging support while Lodge challenged its broad assertion. Final results and further votes suggested the treaty would still fail to secure two thirds.
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Tribunal of the
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The Irish Reservation in Senate Pact Language
The Senate approved a reservation on Ireland stating the United States supports self determination and Irish aspirations for a government of their own choosing. It notes that once such a government is formed, Ireland should be admitted promptly as a member of the League of Nations.
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Shields
Tennessee
Gerry
Wadsworth
New York
United States
Borah
Korea
Syria
Egypt
Germany
Senate
League of Nations
Printers Hear Offset Printing Talk At Belleview Hotel
Upwards of 150 master printers, superintendents and foremen attended a presswork dinner at the Old Colony Club Belleview Hotel. Charles F. Shirley of Forbes Lithographic Co spoke on The Past Present and Future of Offset Printing. Edward W. Calkins and R. W. Beach also spoke.
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Old Colony Club
Bellevue Hotel
Boston Club of Printing House
Charles F. Shirley
Forbes Lithographic Company
Edward W. Calkins
Southgate Press
R. W. Beach
The
University Press
Berlin unrest continues as Baltic troops fire on crowd
Berlin endures chaotic scenes as Baltic troops clash with protesters in Wilhelmstrasse and Unter den Linden. A mine blast at Kottbusser failed barricade kills 12 and wounds 28, while an armed crowd evacuates to the Adlon Hotel. censorship lifts and political manoeuvrings follow Kapp's brief reign amid calls for a new cabinet and harsher treatment of rebels.
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Berlin
Wilhelmstrasse
Unter-Den-Linden
Adlon
Brandenburg Gate
Kapp
National Assembly
Schiffer
von Haniel
Germany
Unter den Linden
Dr. Kapp
Kilmarnock
Independents’ Committee
Bauer-Noske
Junker
von Seecht
Junker von Luettwitz
Morgen Post
Vossische Zeitung
Plan to Aid Americans Wanting to Quit Germany
An effort will concentrate Americans in Germany at one point so all who wish to leave may do so. As far as is known, all Americans in Germany are safe.
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Illinois-Rockland
Illinois Watch Co
America
Germany
Berlin Turmoil Deepens as extremist factions clash
An election saboteur air drop from a “League of Professional Soldiers of Germany” opposes the new government and pledges allegiance to a sworn faction. Food prices soar, markets flood, and some shop wreckings occur as Berlin endures military rule after Dr. Kapp's abdication. Independents and Communists show restraint, planning for a future seizure with limited arms and troops amid unrest.
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League of Professional Soldiers of
Germany
Noske
Dr. Kapp
Berlin
News of Kapp Failure Keeps Kaiser Up Late
AMERONGEN March 18 The former German Emperor stayed awake long after others in Bentinck Castle had retired News of the Kapp revolution collapse reached him in the evening He had been excited by Berlin events for several days and his lights remained on until the early morning hours.
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Amerongen
Associated Press
Bentinck Castle
Kapp
Germany
Berlin
Strike Ends Essen Peace Talks Prompt in Munich
London dispatches report a serious Munich strike with only a few days of food left. Peasants withhold supplies until the strike ends and strikers demand release of political prisoners. Police may be replaced by organized workers.
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London
Munich
Russia Safer Than Europe Says Chicago Editor
J Ralph Pickell editor of the Rosenbaum Review told the Boston Flour & Grain Club at the Somerset that Bolshevism has largely disappeared in Russia and that there is no danger of its spreading. He claimed food is plentiful and property is safer in Russia than in many European countries, asserting the government is autocratic not Bolshevik.
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Russia
J. Ralph Pickell
Chicago
Boston Flour & Grain Club
Somerset
Pickell
Rosenbaum Review
Europes
Orient
Mexico
Ice Flows Surge Threaten Bridges Across Several Towns
Flooding and ice jams hit Middleboro Taunton and nearby towns as rivers rise. Two feet of water over a bridge and a central hole endanger Murdock Street while River Street and other crossings submerge. Connecticut River and tributaries flood warnings persist with multiple mills reinforcing dams and preparations for possible late month floods.
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Middleboro
River Street
Taunton
Merrimack
Lowell
Lawrence
Connecticut
Springfield
Holyoke
Vermont
New Hampshire
Dedham
Muddy Brook
Charles River
East Braintree
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
New Haven
Lynn
Quabaug
Ware
Boston & Albany
National Assembly Opens In Stuttgart
The German National Assembly opened at 4:30 p.m. in the Fine Arts building with President Konstantin Fehrenbach presiding. Delegates from Socialist parties attended along with Reichswehr officers. many Conservative and National Liberal members were absent. Guardia and armored cars patrolled Stuttgart streets as Gustav Dauer spoke for the government. the session opened without incident.
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Associated Press
German National Assembly
Fine Arts
Konstantin Fehrenbach
Reichswehr
Fehrenbach
Berlin
Wurttemburg
Gustav Dauer
Revere Tenants Form Rent Strike League
The Revere Tenants League, led by Philip Gillar president and Louis B. Glixman treasurer, seeks a corporate charter with attorneys Martin P. Cummings and Alexander Marcus. The group vows to refuse unjust rent increases and aims to ease rent profiteering, prompting official city action in Melrose.
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Revere Tenants’ League
Martin P. Cummings
Alexander Marcus
The
Commonwealth
Charles H. Adams
Melrose
Commission On Necessities of
Revere
League
Philip Gillar
Louis B. Glixman
Harry Berman
Tenants’ League of
Premier Vlastimil Tusar Ill in Prague Plans Marienbad Recovery
Prague March 16 Vlastimil Tusar premier of Czecho Slovakia is ill and will be sent to Marienbad for treatment to restore his health.
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Prague
Vlastimil Tusar
Marienbad
Noonan Hair Petrole Ad Claims Lid For Hair Loss
An advertisement warns that influenza can cause hair loss and promotes Noonan'.s Hair Petrole as a stimulant. The product is described as purified petroleum with antiseptic properties and a pleasant odor, sold at fifteen cents per application or one dollar per bottle from Noonan & Sons, 38 Portland St., Boston.
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Drug and Dept
Noonan & Sons
Portland St
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