Chaos and upheaval shadow Europe and US treaty fight
A wide survey notes Germany’s unsettled power struggle after a five day revolt led by Kapp and others, now frayed by rail and utility strikes. It weighs the Berlin crisis against the US Senate’s treaty action, Irish self determination, and the Minnesota primary as Hoover gains momentum. Constantinople is occupied by Allied forces to enforce treaty terms. Mexico’s unsettled politics loom as America eyes its mineral and food resources. Women’s suffrage stalls in Ohio Vermont and Connecticut pending court and legislative action.
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E. F. Clipson
Germany
Kapp
Luettwitz
Berlin
Ebert
Noske
Awith
Adriatic
France
England
Ludendorff
Moscow
Lenine
Trotsky
Neeme
Kultur
Whert
Europe
Saxony
Kert
Kaiser
Holland
Senate
William J. Bryan
United States
Gerry
Rhode Taland
League of Nations
Ireland
Great Britain
Thomas
Colorado
Japan
Korea
Townsend
Michigan
Williams
Mississippi
Illnois
Wilson
Nrgo
Herbert Hoover
Wood
Minnesota
Mnasaa~cies
Turkey
Constantinople
George 1
Milne
War Office
Aigaing
Allied
High Commission
Vermont
Lkely
Ohio
Supreme Court
Connecticut
Tax plan calls for safer levy and flat profits tax
Secretary Houston warns reduction of income and excess profits taxes would be unsafe and delay could devastate business. He urges simplification and a switch to a flat rate on distributed earnings, proposing 25 percent for 1921 20 percent for 1922 and 15 percent for 1923 with new rules on settlements and bond exemptions.
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Washington
Houston
House
Ways and Means Committees
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Personal Service Corporation
Supreme Court
Treasury
House Ways and Menng Committee
Masaryk a Life President of Czecho Slovakia
Washington March 17 Dr Thomas G Masaryk first president of the republic of Czecho Slova kia will be permitted to continue in office for life under the new Prague constitution. Provisions disclosed by the state department limit future presidents to two successive seven year terms.
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Washington
Thomas G. Masaryk
Republic of
Czecho-Slovakia
Prague
State Department
Water on the Knee and a Tragic Transatlantic Tale
A waggled Neaponstian man claims his wife lacks imagination. At dinner he recounts a newspaper tale of a passenger who fell overboard at sea and was never found. The wife asks if he drowned. he quips the man sprained an ankle.
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Prasenger
Never the Same After That
A Monday morning encounter altered a friendship when a visitor walked in unannounced. The speaker recalls their embarrassed reaction and notes how the friend changed in demeanor afterward, a small personal incident captured in a brief anecdote.
Races Prompt Excitable Talk Amid Fiscal Caution
A dialogue between Mr Feathertop and his wife reveals nerves before a race event and a caution to guard money. A separate remark notes a scientist estimating Earth's mean annual rainfall at about 30 inches across the planet.
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