Senate approves Victory Loan Bill amid funding debates
Washington March 1 The senate passed the annual Indian appropriation bill adding one million to the house total of fourteen and a half million dollars. The session adjourned at 1 am as Democratic and Republican leaders argued over strategy to force or block an early session and the loan bill amid funding concerns for the remainder of the year.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
France
Senate
America’s Burden Is Great Says John Gaisworthy
English writer John Gaisworthy spoke in New York asserting that civilization’s fate rests with the United States as postwar America rises to unrivaled influence. He urged tackling urban and capital labor issues to avoid provincialism and to shape the ideals of its cities.
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New York
United States
John Gaisworthy
America
Palmer Chosen as Attorney General in Wilson Administration
A. Mitchel Palmer was nominated by President Wilson to be attorney general. He is a Pennsylvania native and former congressman with legal and business executive experience. He may assume office March 4 as the current attorney general retires.
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A. Mitchel Palmer
U. S
Wilson
Washington
Palmer
Gregory
Pennsylvania
United States Congress
Iowa legislature works through midwinter recess highlights
Des Moines reports the 38th assembly adjourned for recess with major actions limited to ratifying the national Prohibition amendment and passing the county agent bill. The Dean bill increases state agent funding while the Senate approved repeal of the primary law, Sunday blue laws, and the cigaret bill.
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Des Moines
General Assembly
Nonpartisan League
Senate
House
Six Yanks Face Execution In France Court Martial
Representative Nora Johnson of South Dakota charges General Pershing refused to comply with the War Department order to return papers to Washington for revision by the judge advocate general. Six soldiers were under death sentence as president in chief reportedly ignored the order, saying articles of war do not require a return.
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Cmte Pershing
War Department
Steeennmiet
Nora Johnson
South Dakota
Johnson
General Pershore
Wreethington
Judge Advocate General
Ofice
France
Riots Erupt Across Westphalia Amid Spartacist Drive
Bloodshed reported in multiple Westphalian towns as Spartacists push to establish a communist republic similar to Bavaria. Duesseldorf is described as under Red control.
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Cologne
Plot to Restore Kaiser in Germany
London reports monarchists in Germany plan an early coup in Mainz with the officer class gaining influence since January 1. The coup would target Berlin, risking civil war and political murders as the old order is sought to be restored with many officers involved.
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London
Germany
Mail
Sf Borling
Wip
Berlin
Woman Wins U S Distinguished Service Medal
The first woman to win the American army’s Distinguished Service Medal is Miss Beatrice MacDonald of the rescue purse corps. She was wounded at her post with wounded men at a casualty dragon during a center night. Secretary Baker invited her to the War Department for a formal ceremony.
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Washington
Beatrice MacBonald
Rese Purse Corps
Baker
War Department
World War Death Toll Reaches 17.5 Million
The Manchester Guardian’s comprehensive casualties summary puts total war deaths at 17.5 million, with about 4 million extras from pneumonia and influenza linked to war conditions. The figure excludes numerous war-related deaths not directly counted.
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London
Manchester Guardian
Champagne Price Set at Twenty Five Dollars a Glass
New York dealers announce that imported champagne will cost twenty five dollars per glass after June 30 if any stock remains. The rate implies about one hundred dollars per quart, signaling a steep post sale price.
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New York
Pact ends fighting between Poles and Ukrainians at Lemberg
The Polish foreign office reports a Sunday agreement at Lemberg to cease hostilities between Poles and Ukrainians starting Monday at six p.m. The pact can be denounced by either side with 12 hours notice.
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Warsaw
Lemberg
King Ferdinand of Roumania Shot in Bucharest Riots
King Ferdinand of Roumania was shot in the face and arm by a revolutionist during a wave of riots in Bucharest. The Romanian queen reportedly fled the city amid the unrest.
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Roumania
Durin
London
Ferdinand of
Bucharest
Basle
Big Navy Bill Is Approved in Senate Committee
The Senate naval committee reported the $20,000,000 naval appropriation bill to the Senate without a vote. By a party line 8 to 6, the committee approved the new building program, with Republicans in opposition. The Treasury Liberty loan branch issued a supplemental denial about the fifth Liberty loan cancellation following questions from loan workers.
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Washington
Senate Naval Committee
Senate
Liberty Loan Branch
Treasury Department
Liberty
Miners Call Off Strike After Inquiry Proposal
London reports the miners' federation executive committee accepting Lloyd George's government inquiry proposal and postponing the strike for five days. The move signals a temporary halt in industrial action as a formal review is set to proceed.
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Lloyd George
London
The
Miners’ Federation
37th Division Ordered Home
General Pershing notified the War Department that the complete Thirty-seventh Division composed of Ohio and West Virginia National Guard has been placed on priority for an early convoy home.
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Ohio
West Virginia
National Guard
U. S&s
Washington
Pershing
War Department
Wallace Nomination for Ambassador to France
President Wilson nominated Hugh Campbell Wallace of Tacoma Washington to be American ambassador to France succeeding Ambassador Sharn. The announcement places Wallace as lead envoy amid ongoing Franco American relations and diplomatic duties in Paris.
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Washington
Hugh Campbell Wallace
Tacoma
Wash
Wilson
France
Sharn
No Truth in the Report That He Has Declined
Washington reports spark Senate speculation after a secretary’s statement that President Wilson would not seek a third term. The White House denies any discussion or mention of a presidential candidacy.
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Wilson
Bolsheviki Refused Truce as Lithuanian Pursuit Advances
Stockholm report says Bolshevik forces suffer reverses in Lithuania with Lithuanian troops in pursuit reaching Toaku, thirteen miles east of Vilna. Bolsheviks ask for suspension of hostilities but Lithuanians refuse the request.
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Toaku, Thir
Bavaria Placed Under Martial Law Amid Chaos
Paris reports Bavaria is under martial law after the Soldiers' and the Workingmans' Congress in Munich declares emergency authorities extend through all Bavaria. Conditions in the state grow more serious as the crisis continues.
Senator's Wife in Critical Condition After Stroke
Mrs. Charles E. Townsend of Michigan lies critically ill at her Washington home after a paralytic stroke on Wednesday. Little hope is entertained for recovery as of February 28.
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Charles E. Townsend
Michigan
Washington
Dutch Army Ready for Any Annexation Attempt
London reports the Dutch minister of war told the second chamber that the Dutch army must stay ready against any move to annex Dutch territory. He warned disarmament now would be dangerous.
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London
Second Chamber
Hague
Fairfield City Independent District School Report 1919
The 1918 19 report for Fairfield City shows General Fund balance of 11 653.45 with 45 628.94 from district tax and 9 077.98 from other sources. Disbursements totaled 66 260.35 including 41 787.28 to teachers and 12 412.16 for fuel rent repairs and janitor. Bond fund balance 4 580.65 after 6 000.00 bond payments and 3 953.04 interest. Projected next year needs total 63 000.00 across funds with 50 000.00 general and 10 000.00 bond. expected receipts include 3 000.00 teachers fund 750.00 state aid and 5 500.00 resident pupil tuition.
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Fairfield
General Fund Bal
T'S
Iowa
CAC RO Oh Ooo
Independent school District of Fairfield annual meeting notice
Notice to qualified electors of Fairfield Iowa that the Independent School District will hold an annual meeting in the Supervisors Room at the Court House on March 10 1919 from 9 00 a m to 7 00 p m A director will be elected for three years to succeed K R F Wilson and a treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by the death of F H Simpson The meeting will cover other business legally before it
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Independent
Fairfield
Iowa
Court House
KR. F. Wilson
F. H. Simpson
Nasrollah Khan Seizes Afghan Throne Reported
London reports Nasrollah Khan, brother of Afghanistan's assassinated Ameer, has seized the throne amid the royal power struggle. The claim details unclear, with rapid developments taking place in Afghan governance.
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London
Nasrollah Khan
Ameer
Afghanistan
Income Tax deadline urged for Iowa residents
The article urges residents to file and pay income tax by March 13, with final due date on March 15. It warns of severe penalties for late or fraudulent returns, outlines filing rules for married couples, and notes farmer deductions and taxable items. It specifies Louis Murphy as Collector of Internal Revenue in Dubuque and details advisory contacts and payment methods.
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Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Iowa
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Dutch Ships Bring U. S. Troops From France
The War Department announced that Holland-American liners will transport American troops from France to the United States on westward voyages between Dutch ports. Negotiations have been completed to arrange these troop movements.
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Washington
War Department
France
United States
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