ERERTS MEN OPEN ATTACK ON REDS IN RHEIN DISTRICT
British and French reports describe Ebert's forces launching heavy artillery and infantry assaults along the Rhine as 40 000 Reds occupy the Rotz district. German losses mount with eight thousand killed since March 13 amid scattered clashes in Berlin and Ruhr fighting.
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London
Rotz
Rhine
Ebert
Silesia
Stuhr
Niles
Ministry of Defense
Ruhr
Wesel
Essen
Oelde
Ansen
Drensteinfurt
Lenine Seeks World Soviet Accord With Italy
Paris dispatch reports the Russian government proposes resuming relations with Italy immediately per Temps. A Warsaw expert memo to American and British authorities claims Lenin aims to lead a continental union, driving Russia toward peace with Poland and securing foreign credits for Russia.
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Paris
Italy
Temps
Meval
Warsaw
Wasawlaya
Nikola Lenine
Balstevik
Russia
Poland
Rugala
Colby Confirmed by Senate as Secretary of State
Washington March 22 The nomination of Beiboridge Colby as secretary of state was confirmed by the Senate. No objection was raised to confirmation after extended secret hearings by the foreign relations committee. There was no record vote on confirmation.
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Washington
Beiobridge Colby Ag
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Eberts Defense Minister Resigns Amid Berlin Fighting
Gustav Noske, minister of defense, submitted his resignation to President Ebert and it was accepted. Berlin faces ongoing civil conflict with heavy fighting at Aldershof where communists overpowered volunteers, killed others, and mutilations were reported. The defense ministry notes brutal clashes, barricaded streets, and strategic troop redeployments as Germany descends into renewed turmoil.
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Berlin
Marc
Gustav Noske
Ebert
Germany
Aldershof
Ministry of Defense
Aldershot
Spree River
Wolkenzollern
Partx
van Seeckt
Representative McFadden Seeks Gold Tax to Protect Reserves
Washington report notes Representative McFadden of Pennsylvania introduced a bill to impose a $10 per cubic inch excise tax on gold used for jewelry and other manufacturing. The tax would be charged to producers for new production to safeguard national gold reserves.
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Washington
McFadden
Pennsylvania
Americans Return From Berlin After Coup
A party of Americans led by Consul Simpich arrived in Cologne from Berlin aboard a Corogne train. The group includes wives of officials and correspondents and other officials. They will proceed to Paris or Coblenz as events unfold in Berlin where a strong communist movement is feared.
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Cologne
Berlin
Wolfgang Kapp
Baron von Luettwitz
Corogne
Henry T. Allen
Americin Army of Occupation
Rhine
United States
Elifs Loring Diesel
Friedrich Shupich
It Bertin
Major
Allan Goldsmith
Simpich
Bertin
Paris
Coblenz
Po les Repulse the Reds on Polish Front
Bolsh eviks launched repeated attacks along the Polish front but were repulsed by Polish forces. About 900 Bolsheviks were captured over two days of fighting. Soviet officers who defected say a general offensive is being prepared to recapture Mozir Novna and Proskorov.
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Warsaw
Marek
Mozir
Novna
Proskorov
Soldiers Riot in Dublin After Midnight Parade
Dublin March 23 There was a riot in which two men were tried and four seriously wounded. About 800 soldiers paraded the street at night singing and harassing passersby vandalizing doors and breaking windows. The rioters returned to their barracks while other soldiers were roughed by the crowd returning alone.
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Dublin
Court Upholds Open Shop in Wright & Co. Case
The full bench of the Supreme court upheld the open shop and issued a permanent injunction restraining photo engravers local and International unions from interfering with the Wright & Co. and Folsom Engraving Company businesses in Boston.
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Boston
Supreme Court
Hane
Wright & Co
Folsom Engraving Company
Senate confirms Crane and Joyce for diplomatic and farm loan roles
Washington March 24 The senate confirmed Charles R Crane of Chicago to be minister to China and William H Joyce of Berkeley California to be a member of the farm loan board Crane named minister to China Joyce appointed to the farm loan board The action expands U S diplomatic and agricultural finance leadership with two confirmations S
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Washington
Senate
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Miniteter
China
William H. Joyce
Berkeley
Cal
Farm Loan Board
Liberal Republicans Back New Party to Kill Dry Law
Maryland Senator France advocates repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and the Espionage Act as core planks for a proposed liberal party. He accuses both Democratic and Republican leaders of autocratic rule and urges a party of liberation to restore states’ rights and individual freedoms. He calls for reconsideration of prohibition with options on alcoholic beverages and outlines other liberal priorities.
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Maryland
Solon
Washington
Mherry
Senate
France
Hep
Afr
Bourbonisi
Democra
Ttn
Calle
Republic
Party of Liberation and of Liberty
Isbor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Germany
Supreme Court
ASK 1 A DAY FOR FIGHTERS
Washington March 23 Partient of adjusted compensation to former service men at the rate of a dollar a day was proposed to the American Legion executive committee here as a substitute for the original proposal of 50 for every month In service Members of the committee said representatives of legion posts in 30 states endorsed the four fold soldier relief by including land settlement home aid vocational training and adjustment of compensation which was presented to congress several weeks ago Representatives from six states Arkansas Florida Idaho Mississippi South Carolina and Texas were said to have reported that former service men there were in attendis opposed to run onch bonus Georgia Kentucky New Mexico and West Virginia were listed as doubtful and sentiment was had to be fairly evenly divided In Louisiana and Oklahoma
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Washington
American Legion Executive Committee
Legion
Congress
Arkansas
Florida
Idaho
Mississippi
South Carolina
Texas
Georgia
Kentucky
New Mexico
West Virginia
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Morgenthau Seen as Mexico Ambassador Pick
Washington reports the selection of Henry Morgenthau former ambassador to Turkey as the likely next ambassador to Mexico. No official word yet but Morgenthau's name leads the list under consideration at the White House.
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Washington
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Mexico
White Horse
Milks Emulsion touted as stomach relief and health aid
A cottage ad-like story extols Milks Emulsion for stomach trouble indigestion and constipation. It claims rapid relief improved appetite and bowel action, with a money back guarantee and a Terra Haute Indiana maker. The piece blends testimonial and product pitch with routine comic dialogue at the end.
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C. E. Heinricks
Alabama St
Indianapolis
Ind
Milka
Beneft
Mika
Milka Emulaton Co
Terra Haute
Less Meat and Kidney Trouble Warned by Urine Aid Ad
An old advertisement warns that eating excess meat may harm kidneys and trigger back pain headaches and stomach issues. It promotes taking four ounces of Ted Salts dissolved in water each morning to flush kidneys and neutralize urine acids, claiming it cleans urinary organs and prevents disease.
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Saya
St Jacobs Oil advertised as cure for rheumatism
An old advertisement insists rheumatism can be cured by applying St Jacobs Oil to joints and muscles. It claims quick relief from pain swelling and stiffness, urges readers to get a trial bottle, and cites millions cured over decades, then abruptly shifts to a quip about education and college funding.
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St. Jacobs
Jacobs Oil
St. Jacobs Oil
Castoria and Remedies Featured in Historic Ad Text
An old advertisement fragment extols Castoria as a trusted remedy for children and "manta" ailments, claiming it carries a long signature and is in use for many years. It touts Fletcher's Castoria and references a doctor and a claim about purifying blood to eradicate rheumatism and dyspepsia. The text also superficially mentions American machinery and Sweden.
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Castoria
Fletcher
Help Nature Defeat Disease with Dr Pierce's Discovery
A historical testimonial piece promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and blood purifier. It cites relief from backache fatigue nervousness and general ill health, with endorsements from readers in personal letters. Also mentions Pleasant Pellets as a regulator for constipation stomach liver and bowels.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Golden
Grand sensible remedy for chest cold relief at night
An advertisement touts heat therapy for bronchitis and chest colds from Wells & Co LeRay NY. It promises quick relief from chest tightness and congestion with a heat-penetrating application for 80 cents. The product is promoted as a grand, sensible remedy praised by users.
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S&c, Wells & Co
LeRay
Hair dye recipe for gray hair uses simple household items
A home hair dye combines water glycerine and small box of Barbo Compound to darken gray hair. Apply twice weekly until the shade suits, promising gradual color without staining scalp, stickiness, or transfer. Cost is minimal, about one cent.
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