Way Now Paved for Final Vote on Peage Treaty
Senate adopts modified reservation preamble for ratification of the peace treaty offered by Senator Lodge and accepted without roll call. A subsequent amendment to bar nonbinding ratification failed 41 to 42 amid party lines.
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Kashington
Senate
United States
Lodge
Massachusetts
Brandegee
Reed
Missouri
Shields
Tennessee
Walsh
Cummings
Iowa
Jones
Washington
Townsend
Michigan
Berlin Under Bayonets as Kapp Faction Fights Forth
Berlin remains under military control as followers of Dr. Wolfgang Kapp leave the city. Chaos follows the withdrawal with the rear guard firing on crowds along Unter Den Linden and near the parliament, causing deaths and many injuries. Elsewhere in Charlottenburg and other suburbs clashes continue amid serious economic conditions.
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Berlin
Ebert
Wolfgang Kapp
Hhis
Unter den Linden
Charlottenburg
Germany
Hitchcock quiet on Nebraska dinner telegram amid liquor debate
Senator Hitchcock refused to address reports that his Omaha telegram on March 11 announced his possible candidacy on a wet platform. He stated the telegram spoke for itself and defended Nebraska petitions pledging support while urging a lawful path to allow light wine and beer under prohibition reforms.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Omaha
Nebraska
Stat
Smith Says He Will Be Guided by Duty to Democrats
Washington March 19 Senator Hoke Smith replies to Felix Jackson of Grangeville Georgia by telegram on a presidential boom saying he will be governed by his conclusions as to what is his duty to his fellow democrats and his retirement plans remain undecided.
Wilson Aims Major Coal Contract Between Miners and Operators
President Wilson expects coal operators and miners to negotiate a new contract for the April 1 start based on the coal strike settlement commission majority report. Attorney General Palmer said the minority report by John P. White would be submitted with the majority for context. Palmer was accompanied by Walker D. Hines of the railroad administration.
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Washington
Wilson
Coal Strike Settlement Commission
Palmer
John P. White
White House
Walker D. Hines
Railroad Administration
Rev J W Hughes to preach to city children Saturday
Announcement states that on Saturday afternoon March 20 at 3 30 Rev J W Hughes now at St Marys Episcopal church will preach a sermon to the children and young people. The subject is expected to focus on addressing children. Children's music will accompany the service and the public is invited especially the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hughes
St. Mary’s Epicopal Church
Nomination of Bainbridge Colby Approved by Committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported favorably Bainbridge Colby for secretary of state without a record vote. The report signals likely senate approval though substantial debate was anticipated.
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Washington
Bainbridge Colby
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
High Point Should Provide Playgrounds for Children
A local appeal urges High Point officials to install playgrounds for youths. Residents argue safe, accessible play spaces support health, social activity, and community well being amid growing neighborhood demands.
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High Point
Forward movement among Friends discussed at meet
North Carolina conference on the forward movement of Friends in America closes at High Point with strong attendance. Leaders include Levi T. Pennington and Charles M. Woodman. Budget discussions cover a million dollar plan and 23 900 900 educational endowment.
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North Carolina
Forward Movement of Friends In
America
High Point Friends Church
Forward Movement
Levi T. Pennington
Pacific College
Charles M. Woodman
Allen Jay Memorial Friends Church
Richmond Ind
Roy Wollam
Friends Church
Spiceland
Ind
Fieldman
Indiana
Fred E. Smith
Amboy
Greensboro
Samuel L. Haworth
High Point
Lewis W. McFarland
Friends of High Point
Followers of Christ
Leo T. Pennington
Charles M Woodman
Kingdom of God
Interchurch World Movement
Henry White
Goldsboro
Yadkinville
Ashboro
Cane Creek
Mount Airy
Up River
Eastern Quarterly Meeting
Reynolds Buys Hope Frisco at Record Trotting Price
The sale of Hope Frisco, an 11 months old black filly, brought $18,500 set as a record for a trotter of her age. Thomas W. Murphy acted for William N. Reynolds of Winston-Salem in buying the horse.
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New York
Hope Frisco
Thomas W. Murphy
William N. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Storm Kills Dog Guarding Graved Vigil in Ohio
In Blancchester Ohio a homeless yellow dog named Jack died beside his master's grave during a recent blizzard. For five years he kept vigil at John Dindore's grave, leaving only to seek food. Attempts to coax him away failed as ministers preached on the dog's loyalty and grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchester
Ohio
Jack
Hamburg
John Dindore
Battle in Baltimore Ends with Suspect Captured
In Baltimore on March 19 a three hour gun battle unfolded after two men fought in a theater district. One barricaded in a white residence basement fired on officers, wounding two. An unidentified Black man, mortally wounded, was later captured by police reserves amid mob beating. A bystander mistaken for the suspect was shot three times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Porter indicted in New York vice records probe
March 19 New York Third Deputy Police Commissioner Porter was indicted by a grand jury probing police records in the suppression of vice. He faces neglect of duty charges and a bench warrant issued for his arrest.
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New York
Porter
New York Cotton Opens Firm on Strong Exchange
The New York cotton market opened firm with March at 40.25, May 88.10, July 85.38, October 382.00, December 31.49, supported by firmer sterling and higher overseas demand. March notices issued twice this month. March rose to 40.33 on the call after opening at 40.25, aided by foreign demand and local buying for May.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Liverpool
Wells Funeral Postponed Due to Weather
The funeral for Mrs. E. A. Wells, who died suddenly Wednesday night in the city, will be held tomorrow afternoon at Linwood at 29:30 o'clock, instead of this afternoon as previously announced, the hour moved back because of bad weather conditions.
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E. A. Wells
Linwood
Court Holds Manual Court Session Finds Mixed Outcomes
In municipal court this morning Sails Ferguson and C L Fogleman were tried for affray. Fogleman found not guilty while Ferguson paid $15 and costs. Lamet case dismissed. Roy Hayes and Lloyd Bryant fined $5 each for disorderly conduct. Robbins not guilty. Allison Watson not guilty for shooting within city. Craven pleads guilty to leaving truck on streets overnight. Shelton non-suit for obstructing a fire truck.
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Ferguson
C. L. Fogleman
Fogleman
O. A. Kirkman
Max Lamet
Roy Hayes
Lloyd Bryant
Herbert Robbins
Allison Watson
Cc. D. Craven
Samuel Shelton
Britain's Budget Could Push Bachelors Toward Marriage
London March 19 The income tax commission report due in March may urge bachelors toward marriage. It likely recommends a 250 pound exemption for married people and 150 pounds for the unmarried. A separate assessment for husband and wife could double the exemption for couples with independent incomes.
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London
Britain
Income Tax Commission
Pastor Seeks New Shoes After Threat Letter
Ottawa Kansas March 19 Following a black hand letter warning he is likely to die with his shoes on Dr W A Powell pastor of the Federated church has one ambition to obtain a new pair of shoes He believes the threat is a joke from a disgruntled wet after his anti booze campaigns.
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Ottawa
Kan
W. A. Powell
The
Federated Church
Bryan Celebrates 60th Birthday in New York
William J. Bryan marks his 60th birthday in New York after arriving from Washington for a banquet at the Alvin Club tonight in his honor.
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Bryan
New York
William J.bryan
Washington
Alvin Club
Grange Representative Disputs Presidential Questionnaire
Washington representative of the national grange P C Atheson today disapproved of the presidential candidate questionnaire and disclaimed any responsibility for H.
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Washington
P. C
Fifty Persons Killed At Frankfort Soldiers and Workers Wage Warfare
Dispatches report General von Luettwitz left Berlin by air and arrests for him or Dr. Kapp may not have been ordered. The general strike continues as socialist leaders demand Noske and Heine resign, amnesty denied for Luettwitz, broad worker participation, and new labor laws. The workers appear to be gaining influence with communists in Cassel now described as masters.
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Frankfort
London
Marcel
von Luettwitz
Berlin
Iron Division
Luettwitz
Wolfgang Kapp
Socialist Party
Gustave Noske
Defense
Dir. Heine
Interior
Stuttgart
Herr Noske
Hundreds Reported Dead as German Mine Strikes Erupt
Reports from Germany relayed to Copenhagen claim hundreds killed in clashes between miners and troops across major mining districts. Telegrams note widespread fighting in Frankfort and Leipsic with disorder and shop pillaging. Rostock is controlled by Spartans but precarious amid Kiel’s daily worker troop clashes.
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London
Germany
Copenhagen
Frankfort
Leipsic
Rostock
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Kiel
Mrs Eliza Gordon Dies Near High Point At 79
Mrs Eliza Gordon aged 79 died last night at her home near High Point from pneumonia after influenza. She had lived in the county many years and was held in high esteem. The funeral will be at 2 56 tomorrow afternoon from the home with interment in Henderson cemetery.
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Eliza Gordon
Hame
High Point
Mrs Kellum Returns Home After Illness at Local Hospital
Mrs. S. C. Kellum had been ill for over two weeks at the local hospital and returned yesterday to her home on South Main Street.
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S. C. Kellum
South Main Street
Ebert Government Heads to Berlin for Sunday Assembly
Ebert government plans return trip from Stuttgart to Berlin tomorrow. The national assembly and the Prussian diet are convoked to meet in Berlin on Sunday.
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Ebert
Berlin
Coblenz
Stuttgart
National Assembly
Diet
Germany in rebellion as Berlin likened to a barrel of gunpowder
A Berlin dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph notes that with the exception of the southern states Germany is in rebellion. Berlin is described as a barrel of gunpowder that may ignite at any time.
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Berlin
London
Germany
Exchange Telegraph Company
German cabinet reshuffle names von Bernstorff as foreign minister
Report from Hamburg cites a reliable source that Count von Bernstorff, former U.S. ambassador, will become minister of foreign affairs in a reorganized German cabinet. The Hamburg paper prints the slate and attributes the info to a trusted source.
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Berlin
Bernstorff
Copenhagen
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Hamburg
John C. Swaim Farmer Dies After Illness Near Archdale
John C. Swaim, 60, a prominent farmer, died this morning at his home one mile south of Archdale after a long illness of Bright's disease. He is survived by his widow and two sons L. M. and EB. FR. Swaim. The funeral will be held Saturday at 3 PM from Springfield Church conducted by Rev. Dugan Cox.
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John C. Swaim
Archdale
Bright
Shelton to Spend Day in Charlotte on Business
T. G. Shelton will spend the day in Charlotte on business. W. W. Smith is a business visitor in Charlotte today.
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T. G. Shelton
Charlotte
W. W. Smith
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Nevada
Great Britain
NAPP
Smith
Georgia
Heke Smith
Rev. Hughes
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Reynolds
Vige
Cassel
Bernstorefe
Dresden
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JOKN
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