German Revolution Turmoil as Ebert Cabinet Flees Berlin
Reports say Ebert’s government fled Berlin amid a monarchist bid led by Kapp. Pan German and Dobermann forces reportedly seized the government, while Noske countered with calls for workers’ paralysis and loyalty to the Republic. Foch backed Allied council actions in Paris.
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Amsterdam
Kapp
Lutterz
Berlin
National Assembly
Landtag
Erhard
Dobermz
Ebert
Dresden
Saxoty
Noske
Hindenburg
Baltic
Federal Politics in War and Repatriation Debate
Report on parliamentary tensions over war support and repatriation policy. discussion focuses on party unity, government measures, and potential censures as ministers address expenditure and alliance with allies.忙
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Pourne
Hawkes
Wien
Amstraiian
Sevra Ingland
Safety First and the Allies Next in Navy Debate
Historic hearing before the Senate Naval Committee reveals friction between the Navy Department and the Allies as the United States weighs postwar policy and command confidence. The discussion spans strategic aims in Europe, postwar arrangements, and the balance of power after months of conflict.
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Hington
Sear Neval Committee
Panky x Te Savy
Cep
Navy
Purchase of Mauru Agreement Woes Reported
London dispatch notes a 4070 agreement affecting fare terms and July costs. The memorandum suggests expenditures could escalate by about twenty percent, with implications for the city budget and related negotiations.
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London
Steel Strike Ends As Workers Return To Jobs
Ambiguous report notes a steel strike ending with workers resuming duties at unspecified mills. No clear date or organizations identified.
Hostilities Rise as Allied Officers Attacked in Germany
Reports from Paris describe frequent demonstrations against Allied officers across Germany. A British colonel and French and Belgian officers inspecting a camp near Bran denburg faced peasants who demanded surrender of arms, leading to gunfire and casualties. A separate incident in Bremen saw German prisoners from France mistreat French and Italian officers.
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Paris
Mar Re
Germany
Brandenburg i
Werbitz
Potsdam
Bremen
France
Australia to treat wool into woollen goods plan
The Prime Minister's Department acting on a Hughes suggestion inquiries into turning most of Australia’s wool clips into woollen goods. Proposals through the Bureau of Commerce and Industry aim to form state companies to implement treatment methods beginning in New South Wales and Victoria, with practical production considered possible.
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Melbourne
Prime Minister's Department
Hughes
Bureau of Commerce and Industry
Australia
Gew South
Britain agrees to reimburse Australia for costs of troops in Egypt
London sources report the War Office will reimburse Australia for part of the expense of maintaining Australian troops in Egypt. Pearce’s proposal to recoup costs to Australia follows a recent agreement on expense sharing. The burden will be covered from Imperial funds.
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London
Itia
War Office
Sen- Pearce
Australis
Egypt
United Kingdom
Emda
The Altematives World’s Largest Navy Pace Mention
Washington dispatch notes the United States plans to build the world’s largest navy with the America building program advancing rapidly. Officials project unprecedented fleet strength and ship production through the year.
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Washington
Mar
The
Blizzard Grips New York and North Atlantic States
Blizzard shuts roads and dampens travel across New York and the northeast, with heavy snow and high winds disrupting daily life and prompting closures. Officials warn of continuing conditions through the day as crews work to clear major routes.
Miners and Union Congress Clash Over Wage Demands
London reports a pivotal union meeting amid a nationalisation debate. The Miners Federation, in a March plan, seeks wage rises for workers over 18 and under 18, with talks to Lloyd George. The decision tests patience within the trade union movement amid fears of a broader coal strike.
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London
Mar Ng
Trade Union Congress
Minners' Federatori
Campain
Mrrvesh
Stinera’ Federation
Lloyd George
Ane
Trade Emg Congress
Red
Trade Uniwnists
Capetown Election Turbulence Signals Narrow Unionist Lead
The report shows Unionists with 21 seats and Labor at 2 while the South African Party holds 32 and Nationalists lead a close contest. Van Heerden, the Agriculture Minister, was defeated by a Nationalist at Craddock. Final results are pending, but the Nationalists may push for a new election as party organs press for policy shifts.
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Capetown
Mar
Labor
van Heerden
Craddock
Neonatick Beeen Gent
Pretoria Endowes
Ottawa Speech Flags Reservations on U S Entry
The Ottawa speech in Parliament discusses Canadian stance on the United States entering the war. The speaker argues Canada will not bow to conditions, stressing self respect and reluctance to abandon old colonial ties while defending national sovereignty.
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Ottawa
Rowel
Speech of Commons
United
Senate
Canada
Macher Connery
Piewet
United States
Gay Alverade
Hungary Peace Treaty Moves Forward in Allied Talks
London March 14 Reuters reports the Supreme Council favors the Hungarian treaty as presented and will not demand immediate changes. Abbes agree to revision points for form and economic relations, aiming to restore a monarchy. Paris envoy to visit soon, after which Hungary must sign within a week.
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London
Reuter
Supreme Council
Paris
Hungary
Cedric Picks Up Crew from Abandoned Schooner Near New York
A wireless report states the Cedric rescued the crew of the abandoned schooner Maid Lahane, found 750 miles east of New York.
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New York
Cedriches
Gathering of fliers in Allahabad amid perilous journey
Captain Mathews, after leaving Karachi, reaches Delhi to repair his aircraft. Parer, Mentooh, and Massiery continue toward Allahabad and Delhi, facing sand storms, engine troubles, and battered machines. The group reports oil woes, dangerously hot conditions, and near-disastrous drops while pursuing a long intercontinental air voyage.
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Allahabad
Mar. Ry
Mathews
Karachi
Arived
Delhi
Delha
Liewts Parer
Mentooh
Narishad
Ferrari
Jihabad
Ean
Colleaewe
Masseiro
Lyee A . Sigoor Perrart
Oni Machime
Persian Gulf
Hearn Pasri
Pasm
Hinthee Sethi
Allhabad
Massiery
T+ kin
Hoerh
Matthew
Aner
Lieurs. Parer
Mac Anno Plare
Ross Smith
MacIntosh
Mort Darwin
Europe
Mount Vesuving
Taranto
Iseets
Alcutta Matthewe
Autocrat Lenin in Copenhagen Enforces Plane Landing
An aeroplane from Smolensk lands near Kovne after being forced to land by Lenin’s forces. It carries a man and four others with documents to seal a broad pro German commercial agreement. Lenin addresses Moscow, blames workmen’s councils for industry woes and advocates replacing them with technocrat rule.
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Copenhagen
Smolensk
Kovne
Germany
Lenwin
Moscow
Rourgeorme
Zinoviel
Proposed Income Tax Changes Stir Debates on Families
A draft plan outlines minor income tax reductions with exceptions for unearned income and a potential rise in the top rate. It also proposes an additional personal exemption for a wife, and credits for children, while targeting higher earners and adjusting to household poverty considerations.
Spite Against Soldiers Distracts Public in London
London dispatch reports the General Omoba dismissing conductors amid public uproar. The piece notes political friction and the tone reflects wartime censorious climate with references to the public and authorities.
Ben and Merete Scene Brightens Belge Dawn
Ben and Merete bring cheer to a Belgian dawn, sharing a hopeful moment as light touches the city and ordinary life resumes with quiet optimism.
Melbourne Horse Races Mix Heat with Tight Finishes
The Melbourne meeting featured hot weather and thin attendance as Thaletas edged Miss Rosslyn by a neck in the Narong Hurdle over two miles and yards. Earl Simon won the Two Year-Old Handicap at six furlongs, while Star Comedian and Gringalet tied in the Kilta Cup dead heat after a tight stretch duel. Megase led the Gordon Steeplechase before Jack Friar caught and beat Wooloo by four lengths. Battlewrack led the Ubiqe Welter early, then Belgium Waifs closed for a photo finish.
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Melbourne
Thaletas
S. Reid
Miss Rosslyn Mz
Moon
Mooloolerie
Bob
Tharnok
Tuneta
Trevanan
Antarcti
Rostrum
Antarctic
Earl Simon
Danny
Mufti Earl Simeon
Mutts
Aotarctic
Mands
Kumegets &Y
Lewis
Gringalet
Herbert
Harrison
King of the Sea
Court Jester
Colbert
Carlaverock
Wilden
Kilfinn
Clan Pingon
Sinbad the Sailor
Tavistock Wallash
Clan Fingon
Star Comedian
Wilun
Clan Fingon Wallash
Kilfhean
Temere
Wamitor
Arrogance
Pimpara
Flash Bob
Aumarack
Gooleo
Amyntas
Bundesis
Quanine
Friar
Megass
Piumpara
Joo
Aquarock
Wooloo
Jack Frar
Vamitor
Gooloo
Jack Friar
Han Home
Wanitoer
Wedderburn
Tormore Hunlesis
Battlewrack
Cairns
Killorn
Pendilson
Tagell
Prince Royal
Linass
Cash Register
Manderstan
Speedy Gleam
the Hague
Red Signal
Kaboora
Accringtom
Post Impression
Woormyan
Euretta
Duntr
Mnenue
Tra George
Igium Wait
Gleam
Os Signal
Moenus Battlewrack
Belgium
London report unclear incident involving Be Geenway
A fragmentary London dispatch from March 14 mentions Barry pie DS Be Geenway and a tow or felon incident, but details are unreadable and actions uncertain.
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London
Barry Pie DS Be Geen
Thars Knocks ws On Finney
Crisbane report notes Thars defeats Finney in a close contest as coverage highlights key plays and player contributions for the Mar 14 edition.
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Finney
Northern Union Team and Paris Rugby Score Report
London report lists a Northern Union lineup with Wood Stockwell Davie Horcombe Stome and Elvem Reid and others. Paris rugby notes describe the French army scoring 98 points with President Deschanel in attendance as the British army failed to score.
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London
Mar
Wood
Oldharm
Stockwell
Leeds
Davie
Oldham
Horcombe - Stome
Holl
Elvem
Warrington
Reid
Widforwards
Lguenay
Prence
Paris
Deschanel
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Merha
Amd
Selle
Peat Ete Kapg
Helflene Cor
Sirke
Munich
Samilar
Vem
Bron
Ewroclamanon
Sesembly
Assoch
Cron
Cologne
Federal Politics
Country Party
Safety
Sims
Mauru
ONCOM
Mie
Ene
la Vales Steel
Enrilee Fas
Britain and Dominions
New E
Atlanta States
New Jersey
Mowers” Federation
Execuve
Ee Treuble Arisme
Roul
Autocrat Lenin
Ben
Merete
Dell Belge
Va.t.c
Merthers Unie Team
Peo
Roland
Coffe
Walt Silver Fae
Kmart
Boland’s Ltd
Bolands
Ont An
Tam
S. Mayeshiba
Phone Oi Lake Street
Morocco
W. A. Collins
Laes Street
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