Japan Thought Distrurbed By New Ideas And Leaders Sought
National thought in Japan is described as unbalanced as Buddhism and Confucianism lose influence. Dr Sawoyaung, Imperial Education Society president, warns foreign ideas failed to unify Japan. Meanwhile, aviation and naval policy debates surface in the United States and Europe, with comments on elite leadership and war memory.
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Sawoyaung
Imperial Education Society
House of Peers
Kaiser Seeks Favorable Climate for Escape from Holland
Reports from Basle say the former German emperor complains about living in Holland and requests to move to the Riviera or to Egypt for his health. He asks Matthias Erzberger, head of the German armistice commission, to urge the allies to permit the change.
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Geneva
Basle
Holland
Caiviera
Egypt
Lily
Mathias Erseberger
De Valera Found Hiding Near Dublin By UPI Staff
United Press learns Sinn Fein leader Edward De Valera, escaped prisoner and Irish revolutionary figure, was located near Dublin and gave an interview. He warned of continued violence if Ireland’s self determination is not secured by Paris peace talks.
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Sinn Fein
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Ireland
Dublin
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Paris
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Wilson
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Swans Vanish From Berlin Park Ponds
Berlin reports swans in city park ponds are mysteriously disappearing. Vorwaerts says the birds are being stolen and killed for meat. The note mentions a deer and Grupewald as part of the fragment.
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Berlin
Vorwaerts
House Vote Proposes Higher Clerk Hire Allowance
Outlook reports the House votes to raise member clerk hire from 2600 to 3200 with no part paid to members. The aim is to hire a stenographer and clerk while critics warn it pays the member to keep the change and could hinder reform.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Our Duty in Orient Eyes From the Literary Digest
The article argues against entangling alliances and cites Shanghai weekly editions to illustrate foreign views. It notes U S participation in war and peace and discusses potential Allied watchdog roles in the Middle East and global economic shifts after the war.
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Atlantic
Shanghai
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Middle East
Germans Break Off Posen Discussions
Paris reports that German delegates halted talks at Posen with the Inter allied mission over Poland frontier issues. The Germans left Posen to protest what they termed mistreatment by the allies, while Le Journal notes they requested a suspension to receive new government instructions.
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Posen
Poland
Berlin
Spa
Iowa Senate Shifts Auto Department to State Treasurer
Des Moines March 14 Iowa Senate voted to move the automobile department from Secretary of State Allen to State Treasurer Hoyt amid charges of lost funds and delays. The measure passed 40 to with 10 absent. Senator Holdoegel described conditions as rotten and said thousands of dollars sat in vaults while licenses lagged. The AO. H. will meet Sunday morning for communion in Cathedral Hall.
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Iowa Senate
Holdoegel
Automobile Department
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Perry C. Holdoegel
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Italians Clash With Jugoslavs in Dalmatia Across Posts
London report says serious clashes erupt in Dalmatia between Italians and Jugoslavs. Jugoslavs force Italian flagship to pull down flag at Trau, an Italian destroyer sent for apology and protest. Skirmishes occur at Splato with Serbian aid alleged. Allied sailors restore order. Italian procession at Tara attacked before troops intervene.
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United Press
London
Dalmatia
Jugo-Slava
Machange
Trau
Splato
Tara
Midnight Raid Labels Suspects as Avowed Anarchists
New York police said three men and one woman were not charged as avowed anarchists after a raid on a building last night in which 162 people were arrested on suspicion of ties to Bolshevik and other radical groups. The four detainees are aliens, with deportation decisions left to immigration authorities. Federal officials will determine custody.
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New York
Mrethifteenth
Former Emperor III and family seek passports
Geneva reports the former Austrian emperor Charles I and his wife Zita face travel hurdles from Innsbruck. Zita, in poor health, seeks French passports and Riviera access but has yet to obtain them.
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Merck
Charles Ia
Innabruck
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Spartacans and Bolshovists Stir Berlin Hunger Crisis
Paris dispatch notes shift of interest in peace talks to Berlin as Spartacist propaganda grows among the hungry German proletariat. Russian influences, food shortages, and coal scarcity fuel revolutionary activity and unrest across the country.
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Chey Tribune
Paris
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Prusela
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Nasht
Navy Tugs Sought to Move Coal to New York Harbor
United Press reports March 13 that if the harbor strike continues the New York transit system may halt from coal shortages. Frank Hedley of IRT appeals to Rear Admiral Usher for naval tugs to bring coal into port as ferries and private ships operate amid the disruption.
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United Preoe
New York
Frank Hedley
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Usher
Navy Yard
Railroad Administration
Head resigns as university board accepts 1916 internations
The board of regents accepted the resignation announced in Ann Arbor on March 11. The 1916 appointment terms for Moccadent Marry and eight interns at the University of ahe gap were tendered and considered.
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Moccadent
University of Ahe Gap
Board of Regents
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