Friek Ihr Retresume Power Amid German Revolt
Berlin reports mid March violence as soldiers clash with crowds in suburbs. Dortmund and Ruhr industrial sites suffer strikes and damage while a Soviet government is claimed in Bochum and Essen. Kapp abdicates as Ebert resumes presidency amid negotiations for a new national assembly.
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Gustav Noske
Kapp-Luettwits
Ebert Tegime
Rathenau
Waleter Hathenau
Gerona General Elestrie Company
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Herr Hathenau
Quai D'Orsai
Hhert
Dresden
Tern
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Lord Kilmarnock
Andrew Tsongr ‘Inn
Germany
Ike the
Morning Post
Ex Senator Samuel W Blair Dies at 85 in Washington
Former United States Senator Samuel W Blair of New Hampshire dies in Washington on Sunday at age 85. His son James B Blair is an attorney in this city.
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W. Blair
Washington
United States
Samuel W. Blair
New Hampshire
James B. Blair
Article Ten of Peage Pact Deal Wins Narrow Senate Support
The senate adopted by 60 to 26 a Republican crafted Article Ten reservation challenging the peace treaty terms. Fourteen Democrats joined the Republicans, signaling possible referendums next fall, while Irreconcilables planned oppose the treaty in ratification votes. The reservation limits U S obligation on defense and interference without congressional approval.
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Washington
Wik Row
Senate
Polly Best
United States
League
Congress
Reed
Gore
Smith
Georgia
Walsh
Massachusetts
Vellog
Warship Guards Wieringen Off Island Amid Flyover
A Dutch destroyer arrived off Wieringen to reinforce guards around the former crown prince. The ship came after a German aircraft flew low over the island. The ex-crown prince allegedly pledged to the burgomaster to escape toxicity or danger.
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Amsterdam
WierIngen
Inmigguarda
Stag
France and United States urged to preserve close friendship
Premier Miller and Faris discuss Franco American relations amid the German crisis. France says the United States must not face charity or debt cancellation, only breathing room to rebuild after years of war, with both nations prioritizing shared interests.
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Miller
France
United States
Internacional Credit
Prine
Clatny
Williams to Be Commissioner of Internal Revenue
William Martin Williams of Alabama will succeed Daniel C. Roper as commissioner of internal revenue. John F. M. Callan, assistant to the retiring commissioner, resigns. Deputy Commissioner Paul F. Meyers becomes deputy head of the Income tax unit. Newton’s assistant takes charge. Franklin C. Forks named to succeed Newton.
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Wilam Martin Williams
Alabama
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
John FM. Callan
Paul F. Meyers
Mr. Callan
Newton
Franklin C. Forks
Emperor William withdraws from court amid intense strain
Amerongen March 16 The emperor William spent most of Sunday in the Pontinck castle garden pacing with evident nervous tension. Regular Sunday services were omitted as he sought solitude, avoiding company to escape the strain of recent days.
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Amerongen
Lawmakers Propose Tax to Aid Veterans Profits Bill
The measure introduced by Representative Little of Kansas, drafted with the Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion, seeks to tax profits from US Steel, Standard Oil, and other companies to fund the United States treasury for former servicemen. The bill follows alterations to the original draft.
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Standard Ol Company
United States Steel Corporation
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Soldiers and Sailors’ Legion
Little
US urged to cancel war loans and curb Europe aid
Representative Fess warned in debate that allied nations will demand debt cancellation and internationalization of the war debt. The House passed a bill authorizing sale of grain surplus to Poland, Austria, and Armenia. the measure now goes to the Senate. Key authorities cited include Paul Rimet Jacques Sternes and J M Keynes.
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Nationa
United States
Fess
Ohio
Bil
United States Grain Corporation
Polan
Austria
Armenia
Fescata
Rrepublican
Congressional Campaign Committee
Europe
Senate
Paul Rimet
Jacques Sternes
J. M. Keynes
England
Keynes
Exodus from farms shifts population eastward in census
The 1920 census shows a major movement of people away from farms and rural communities toward larger urban centers in the east. The pattern suggests the center of population has halted its western drift and may be shifting, with Indiana among states affected and eastern towns reporting gains alongside western growth.
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Washington, D. C
Indiana
Lloyd George Plans Democratic National Party Claim
London reports a joint manifesto signed by Premier Lloyd George and Andrew Bonar Law outlines a new party led by the premier. The document promises a major ministry reconstruction and delays announcements for labor, food, and board appointments as the party name is stated to be the nation democratic.
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London
Lloyd George
Andrew Bonar Law
Duity Mall
Labor
Nathon Democratic
Fat roll goodbye rings tax tale of Madame Tettrazini
In New York on March 1 the opera star Madame Tettrazini passed a large roll of bills to an internal revenue collector to pay her income tax installment. The official declined to disclose the amount, saying the law forbids it, but he conceded it was over $100,000.
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New York
Madame Tettrazini
Ble Butt Edwards
Internal Revenue
Madame Tettrozini
Lumber Frauds in Millions Under Palmer Probe
New York March 10 A. Mitchell Palmer directed an inquiry into lumber frauds totaling millions of dollars. Fraud alleged to involve sales at second class rates for lumber of the first class belonging to the federal government.
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New York
A. Mitchell Palmer
Bowery Transformation Ousting Dives Amid Prohibition
The Bowery undergoes rapid change as prohibition tightens its grip. The era of notorious dives fades and crowds shift toward casual work and the allure of cash from the black market. A feature writer notes the urban drift from old landmarks to new realities.
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New York
Bowery
America
Bow
Bayer Aspirin guidance and packaging notice
A vintage health note urges taking Bayer aspirin with water and using genuine Bayer tablets. It highlights the Bayer cross safety mark on packaging and tablets, mentions common uses from cold to neuralgia, and notes inexpensive twelve tablet tin boxes and pharmacist displays.
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Bayer
Druge Gists
Undefined excerpt about social norms and family dynamics
The fragment discusses views on women and politeness within a family or aid group. It critiques treating women as objects of beauty and mentions sending regards to members of the Wer anaid family.
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Color for Any Fabric
Old clothes dyed make new garments says Diamond Dyes. The ad claims guaranteed tarteless color on wool silk cotton and blends with a direction book and a color card to match any material. A playful line about a girl never forgetting a first kiss follows the ad.
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Degjler
Ady
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure and Reward
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising to cure catarrh by influencing the blood for 100 reward if it fails. It cites testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and urges use by stating improved health and natural healing. Also mentions Garfield Tea for liver and blood cleansing and notes a general male-female population observation.
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Drugeists
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, Ohio
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