President Fights Plan in Turkey in Turkish Peace Talks
The United States rejects any Turkish settlement that denies equal rights to American citizens. The president's note, made public by Secretary Colby, argues that Turkish talks have served Britain France and Italy at American and neutral expense. He demands that any Ottoman changes not disadvantage U S citizens or corporations and calls for more information on a proposed three-power advisory zone in the Mediterranean. The reply favors Russian representation in Constantinople and favors Armenian independence with Thrace split between Bulgaria and Greece.
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United States
Colby
Great Britain
France
Italy
Ottoman Empire
U. S
Europe
Ehites
Constantinople
Straits
Armenia
Trebizond
Thrace
Bulgaria
Greece
Aheygneve
Austria
Eny
Removal of Boston surgeon from public health service announced
Worrington March 31 Dr Frank A Davis surgeon in charge of the Worker Hill Boston was removed from the public health service following an investigation into hospital conduct. Charges by patients that the food was bad were not substantiated.
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Frank A. Davis
Farker Hill Hospital
Boston
Worrington
Public Health Service
Warker Hill
Cummings
Air mail pilot killed in crash at Heller field
George Bheriock of Orange New Jersey died instantly when the post office plane he piloted struck a chimney and crashed while attempting to land at Heller field after completing a trip from Washington. He was a Newark Newark? The crash occurred in Newark New Jersey.
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Newark
N. J
George Bheriock
Orange
Post Office Department
Heller Field
Washington
Smyrna Hinterland Awarded to Greece by Ambassadors
According to the Matin Paris March 31 Smyrna and the hinterland along the Turkish coast have been awarded to Greece by the council of ambassadors. The report notes Greek gains in the region including Sava Paria Matin and related sections.
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Council of Ambassadors
Sava Paria Matin
Paris
Smyrna
Greece
Socialists in New York Assembly Face Possible Ouster
Albany March 31 Charges of unfitness against five socialist members of the New York State Assembly Waldman Claesyeus Salamon De Witt and Orr were sustained by a judiciary committee report urging their seats be declared vacant A final vote is expected Thursday on a law to bar aliens from political party affiliation and to remove socialist officeholders The report accuses socialists of disloyalty and opposing war and conscription and cites party by laws and wartime activities as justification for action against them
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Albany
N.Y
New York State Assembly
Louis Waldman
August Claesyeus
Charles Salamon
Samuel A. de Witt
Samuel Orr
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Legislaure
United States
New York
Socialist Party
Ife
Socialist Party of America
Collision off Dead Tree Point involves Prince John and Prince Albert
Two Canadian passenger steamers the Prince John and the Prince Albert collided off Dead Tree Point on the Inside Passage to Alaska. The Prince Albert rescued the passengers from the Prince John, which was later beached after the accident.
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Prince Rupert
B.C
Prince John
Dead Tree Point
Alaska
Prince Albert
Prince Jobo
Firemen Threaten Strike Over Pay Increase
Chicago leaders face a firemen wage dispute as Firemen’s Association warns that 90 percent may resign if salaries are not raised. The notice targets Mayor Thompson Chief O Connor and Alderman Kvbert, with two meetings held and a likelihood of widespread resignations. In St Louis two thirds of city firemen vote to strike unless wages rise to 150 a month by May 1 with others to vote later this week.
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Chicago
George B. Har- Aun
International Association of Fire Fighters
Ntice
Thompson
Thoms O'Connor
Fire Department
John Kvbert
Fiumnece
Tre Wens
George B. Horgan
Joh Rar
J. Muller
Henry J. Schrether
George Fy
Franck
James Reavy
James Tt. Brivhite
Chicaxe
Michael J. O'Connor
Patrolmen’s Athletice
Niemen
St. Louis
Fleet Ready in 1917 Mayo Washington March
Rear Admiral Henry T. Mayo told a Senate committee that the Atlantic fleet was well prepared for 1917 war deployment after winter drills in Cuban waters He rejected Vice Admiral Sims charges that dreadnoughts needed rocking before sailing and defended British destroyer cooperation at Queenstown as the war zone intensified
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Feet
Cuban
Henry T. Magn
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Senate
Sims
Grand Fleet
Mayo
Queenstown
Daylight Saving Bill Fails in Assembly in New York
In Albany the Fowler daylight saving repeal bill failed in the assembly 65 to 4, one vote short of the 65 needed. The senate had previously approved the measure by 26 to 25.
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New York Senate
Albany
N.Y
Assembly
Senate
Fear of civil war grips Germany over Ruhr crisis
Berlin reports indicate a radical-led revolt in the Ruhr, with threats of government troops occupying Frankfurt and Darmstadt. France presses for guarantees, while Germany weighs military actions to suppress unrest as a wider upheaval looms across the nation.
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Serbia
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France
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Marshal Pack
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Frankfurt
Darmstadt
Aspirin Ad Claims Bayer Marks and Uses
An old advertisement touts genuine Bayer aspirin tablets, warning to look for the Buyer Cross and describing a range of relief for colds headaches toothaches and other pains. It notes small tin boxes of twelve tablets and larger packages sold by druggists and identifies aspirin as Bayer trademark.
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Bayer
Deportation list to grow as court cases decide fate
Chicago March 31 notes from Secretary Wilson reaching immigration authorities indicate deportations of 25 radicals arrested in January will hinge on rulings. Inspector Landis said the men’s letters will not be published while decisions are finalized, with about 200 Reds to be gathered in Chicago for shipments when court rulings are announced.
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Chicago
Lator Wilson
Landis
Landiseid
Milks Emulsion advertised with patient testimonial and guarantee
An advertisement extols Milks Emulsion as a palatable nutritive aid that rebuilds strength and appetite after pneumonia and illness. A testimonial from Mrs Washeburn of El Centro, Cal praises improved health, coloration, and daily function, noting a blood and tissue boost and easy digestion. The ad promises a money back guarantee if unsatisfied and lists Terre Haute Ind as the company base, with a consumer price of 1.90 per bottle. The piece ends with a humor line about marital life, typical of the era.
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Doctora
Terre Haute
Ind
Drusgista
Adv
Freezone promises painless corn relief for a penny
An advertisement proclaims Freezone as a cheap cure for hard and soft corns and toe calluses. It claims instant numbness then lifting, with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. The copy credits a Cincinnati genius as the inventor.
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Cincinnati
Adv
CUDAHY ESTATE APPRAISED
Milwaukee March 31 Tatrick Cudahy wealthy meat packer left an estate valued about 2 1/2 million dollars. Inventory shows a Chicago Board of Trade membership certificate valued at 0 and 3 755 shares of Cudahy Brothers company capital stock valued at 67 000.
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Milwaukee
Tatrick Cudahy
Chicago Board of Trade
Cudahy Brothers’ Company
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks Secretly Wed
Los Angeles report states film stars Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks married secretly at Rev. J Whitcomb Brougher home Sunday night. License clerk Cupid Sparks sparked the news, keeping details of the wedding under wraps until leak.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Pickford
Douglas Eairbanks
The Worm Turns in a Witty Exchange
A secretary reports a comical committee visit to Mr. Grabcom asking for the committee’s plan. The exchange includes a pun on spelling and a note about travel to Florida and possible Cuba visit. A Birmingham Age Herald flavor appears in a stray remark about a married man and a wife’s objections.
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Lirminghaw Age Herald
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