Allied Dispute Over Ruhr Force Sparks German Action
Amid growing unrest in the Ruhr region the German government sent repeated requests to the Allies for permission to deploy troops to restore constitutional order. France and Britain clash on whether an Allied force should intervene, while Germany acts unilaterally as the exchange and other European tensions intensify.
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Ruhr
Rhine
Germany
Marshal Foch
Paris
Bentinck Castle
Amerongen
Holland
Enti Oil
Hohenzollern Fahily
Mudland
Japan
Shantung Protie
Scully Wax
Glenmire
Cork
Buffrage
Carrie Ciagnan Galt
Jirestilian
al Ceneva
Switzerland
Dune
France
Socialists Ousted in New York Assembly Vote
After a 24 hour debate the New York Assembly expelled five socialist leaders by a 116 to 28 vote. Louis Waldman August Claessens Samuel Orr and Chas Solomon were branded traitors and a menace to city state and nation. Bach was voted on individually.
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New York City
Assembly
Louis Waldman
August Claessens
Samuel Orr
Chas. Solomon
Bach
Government ends coal price control and calls for new talks
President Wilson ends government control of bituminous coal prices effective April 1 and asks operators and miners to negotiate a new working agreement per the strike commission report. With price control lifted, higher costs loom, including 100 million for wage hikes and up to another 100 million if miners work one hour less. Dutch vendors prepare to promote wooden shoes in the United States.
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Wilson
Strike Settlement Commission
Poplar Bluff Negro Hanged After Rope Breaks Twice
Poplar Bluff records the 39 year old Adam Jackson hanged in Butler county jail for attacking Mrs Emma Mann. It is the county's first legal execution in fourteen years with a rope break requiring a second rope before death. Jackson admitted assaults on Mrs Madison Raper and Miss Septa Russell from prior months.
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Poplar Bluff
Adam Jackson
Butler County
Emma Mann
Jackson
Madison Raper
Septa Russell
Tennessee
League of Nations fight ends in Senate defeat
The Senate defeated ratification of the German Peace Treaty 49 to 35, returning the measure to the President. A Knox peace resolution may be considered, with a House copy by Representative Tinkham. Senator Colt warned that staying out risks losing Monroe Doctrine leadership as fifty nations join the League. Join the American Legion.
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League of Nation
Senate
Lodge
White House
Wilson
Germany
House
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Colt
League of Nations
League
Farm Bureau drive now on in Pemiscot County
Reported across Pemiscot County, Farm Bureau efforts draw strong farmer participation. Speakers Geo L Gray and Naylor outlined county state and national Farm Bureau work, with six towns listing memberships and a total Federation Fund near 290 dollars and 270 members.
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Pemiscot County
Farm Bureau Federation
Geo. L. Gray
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Naylor
College of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce Hall
Cayerno
New Madrid
Pemiscot
Caruthersville
Holland
Hayti
Godall
Little Prairie
Copter
Federation
Democrats Hold Convention In Hays Township
Township Democrats met Wednesday with W H Foley calling the gathering to select delegates from Hays township for the county convention in Carutherstown on June. Delegates listed include A Altona Ft Hreenwell ON War TON Tyguehor Marty divitings and others to attend the county convention with aim to organize the party auxiliary.
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W. H. Foley
Hays Township
Colleet
Crome
Altona
Hreenwell
War Ton
Tyguehor
Marty
Sami
Hranmom
Kline Stephen
Ets
Hep Jung
Allen
Morgan
Harman
Mages
Ritwtris
Tesa Jekson
Neth
Ailtie Wart
Breen
Mayes
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Camp Pike
Denikin
Russia
Crimea
Martens
United States
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Lefler
Crowe and
Hobbs
Tabernacle Meeting
Hayti, Mo
American Legion
Ros Dorris
Cape Normal
Jas. T. Jackson
HOT Point Electrical Supplies
Elevel
Istadly
Edison Phonographs
Eastman Kodaks
Rae
Elise
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Efler
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