Kapp Denies Interest in New German Government
March reports from Berlin Stuttgart and Paris indicate Ton Kapp leader of the German revolution dismissed negotiations with Ebert and declared no intention to participate in a new government. The Berlin government denied any accord and demanded Kapp’s resignation and evacuation of Berlin, while Stuttgart and Paris dispatched conflicting accounts of a possible compromise.
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Wuerttemberg
Wbert
Berlin
Flo
Herren Maerecker
Groener
Mhert
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Gauer
Unscrambled note hints at protest and policy debate
A garbled text fragment mentions a protest or policy issue involving an area and a school or group named in a distorted form. The readable bits reference potential public action, a meeting, and concerns about attendance or participation. Specific names, dates, or places are not clear due to OCR corruption.
Fragmented OCR note on government power and elections
A distorted OCR fragment discusses a forthcoming election and government control. It references Peabidia, Von itipye, and Deneaest poukay in unclear context. The text hints at a shift of power, timing, and potential instability around the old regime.
Vou Kapp Resigns as German Chancellor? Conflicting Signals
The fragment reports rumors that Klaus von Kapp plans to resign and form a new government, while backers reportedly threaten to oppose or bloc with a rival. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or precise actions, reflecting a period of political instability and conflicting reports about the German chancellorship.
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OR. Kapp
Vou Kapp
Pirie
Revolt Government Moves To End Coalition Crisis
The cabinet and union ministers decided to end the coalition amid the Ravin crisis. Protesting ministers except Justice chief Mugene Sebi and deputy COO Toe supported measures, while other officials resisted. A convocation order was signed by President Konshintin Pelvenbaeh to reconvene the assembly from Berlin proposals.
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Global Crisis Talks Yield Doubtful Peace Accord
A Zurich dispatch reports President Herbert and evolutionists reportedly retelling a compromise in central capital talks. Berlin negotiations appear uncertain as the French foreign office leans toward believing the compromise may hold, while Von Kapp realities fail to gain a majority. The dispatch notes ongoing ambiguity.
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Urick
World Peace Debate Amid German Revolution Report
The Popolo Romano asked where is peace as Germany faces a revolution. Rome notes the world in a seething cauldron and stresses Italy must stay out of conflicts while Tempo warns that a monarchist coup is a step backward and Germany must retain confidence in her former rulers.
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Wilson
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Popolo Romano
Germany
Italy
Berlin Turmoil Rises Over Kapps Government Crisis
Reports indicate widespread opposition in Berlin to the Wipp administration with factions including security guards and remnants of Noskes forces stirring unrest. Spartian elements allegedly plot to coup as Gen Ludendorff warns Chancelor Kapp of dwindling Reichswehr support while Ebert and foreign office push for presidential election reforms.
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Paris
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Five More Mills Close Down in Fall River
Fall River Massachusetts reports ten mills shut today as a strike by more than 4,000 workers continues. Samngansare and three Homier City mills halted operations, bringing total closures to ten with no new changes. Union leaders call the strike a success and seek a 1a per cent wage increase, while employers offer 10 per cent.
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Otters’ Union
Samgansare Company
Homier City Company
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Inevensa
Hoover National Republican Club Organized for Hoover Nomination
New York March 16 The Hoover National Republican Club has organized to coordinate nationwide efforts for the Republican presidential nomination of Herbert Hoover. District caucuses will be held tomorrow night in Denver Minneapolis and Boston as the first step in a national campaign. Angus McSween eastern manager for Senator Hiram Johnson’s campaign returned from Michigan optimistic about Johnson’s chances in the preferential primaries. Joseph Scott of Los Angeles arrived to tour the eastern states speaking for Johnson. Eastern managers of Major General Leonard Wood’s campaign said counting first and second choice votes Wood can count on at least 248 delegates to the Chicago convention and may reach within 40 votes of 800 on the first ballot if he gains Missouri’s 18 delegates.
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Denver
Minneapolis
Boston
Angus McSween
Hiram Johnson
Michigan
Johnson
Joseph Scott
Los Angeles
Leonard Wood
Wood
Chicago
Missouri
Wood Leads in Minnesota Republican Primary Returns
St Paul Minn March 16 Major General Leonard Wood holds a large lead over Senator Hiram Johnson and Governor Frank O Lowden in complete Minnesota republican preferential primary returns Citizens voted by precincts to choose county convention delegates The west first presidential candidate test is delayed by blizzards in the state Wood dominates St Paul and Minneapolis with Johnson second Hoover third Poindexter fourth in scattered precinct tallies
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Folson
St. Paul
Minn
Leonard Wood
Hiram Johnson
Frank O. Lowden
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Wood
Werbert Hoover
Governor Lowden
Senator Poindexter
Sister Hildegarde Dies After Sudden Warning
In Paterson New Jersey Sister Hildegarde of St. Joseph's hospital told roommate Sister Mary Magdalen she would die in half an hour calling Father Julien. The priest found nothing wrong yet she died minutes later from heart dilation, ending nearly 42 years of nursing.
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Waterbury Baseball Club Must Return Money
The national commission ruled in favor of Pittsburgh Pirates for Herbst, ordering Waterbury to refund purchase money to the Athletics. Pitcher Weinert was awarded to the Philadelphia Nationals after recall from Reading under Manager Looth.
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National Commission Today
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Herbst
Pittsburg
Waterbury
Weinert
Philadelphia Nationals
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Looth
Luxury tax may be imposed in Canada
Ottawa reports that a luxury tax could be enacted if prevailing sentiment in the House of Dominions shapes legislation. Sir Henry Drayton, the minister of finance, is expected to introduce the measure with the budget, as business profits tax faces repeal or substantial modification amid widespread complaints.
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Canada
House of Dominions
Henry Drayton
Lnence
Spectacular stroke to end war discussed by leaders
Washington March 16 President Wilson and Lloyd George and other civilian leaders pondered a spectacular stroke to end the war while German submarining continued. Rear Admiral Sims charged in the Senate inquiry that the Navy lacked a sound plan for a German dash on American ships and relied on Allied fleets. He said Britain and Japan declined cooperation, forcing the Navy to adopt his convoy escort plan.
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Naval Affairs
Daniels
Flahor
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Navy Department
Oppose Licensing the Packing Industry in Washington
Three Colorado livestock men and two other witnesses testified today before the House Agricultural committee against the Anderson bill to license the packing industry. Pace warned that licensing would injure livestock men while not benefiting consumers and likened it to railroad control, saying big packers would dominate and small packers would be driven out of business.
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Colorado
N. M. Emmons
C. Pace
Longmont
C. W. Swayzee
Denver
House Agricultural Committee
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Senator Curtis pushes for more votes to ratify treaty
Senator Curtis the Republican whip says three to maybe more votes are needed to ratify the treaty as Borah and irreconcilables claim five votes over the required count. The group aims for a final vote on Thursday or Friday with Johnson returning to veto and Penrose seeking a paired vote against ratification.
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Senate split on Lodge reservation to Article X
Washington panels show administration and opposition senators debating ratification of the treaty with Lodge reservations. Debate centers on how many Democrats will back the reservations, whether President Wilson would deposit ratification, and the likelihood of passage with varied Republican and Democrat votes. Final vote hoped for Thursday or Friday with Kinship Simmons King and Chamberlain named among potential ratifiers.
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Arrest Elevator Boy In $100,000 Diamond Theft
Solomon Rothman a 19 year old elevator boy is under arrest in New York charged with stealing a diamond necklace valued at $100,000 from the apartment of Mrs Samily Landenberg The necklace was found in an old sock in his room his handwriting on a slip showing the safe combination led to the arrest He claimed he planned to keep the diamonds until a reward was offered.
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Solomon Rothman
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Paris Broadway Quiet Tonight After Closure Order
Montmartre restaurant owners defy a 10 p.m. closing rule by shutting completely. Well known venues such as lo Abbaye Baltabarin Rat Mort Minico Savoy and La Jeune will be dark tonight amid fears of fuel shortages and a potential miners strike.
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Ex-Service Men Refuse to Act on Non Legion Legislation
Albany March 16 ex service men in the assembly vote not to act as a unit on any law not affecting the American Legion. Attempts to line up against the light wine and beer bill by Col Ransom H Gillett failed 15 to 4 with the group resisting.
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N.Y
American Legion
Ransom H. Gillett
Hongshoremen Strike Continues On New York Piers
The Slangshoremen strike in New York extended as ship owners refused to meet compromise pay demands. Longshoremen want 80 cents an hour with 1.20 overtime, initial demand was 1 dollar hourly and 1.20 overtime.
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Shortage of Raw Materials Hits New England Industry
Boston reports a freight congestion crisis on main northern lines slows material flow. Officials cite car shortages and delays as consignments linger in sheds while coal shipments rebound, with about 500 coal cars arriving yesterday, the largest during the shortage.
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New England
President May Use Troops in Germany If Needed
Washington March 16 Congress may seek to clarify whether the 15000 U S troops in Germany can be used against revolutionists if Allies order action. House Military Affairs prepares a resolution asking secretary Baker for the exact status of American servicemen abroad and underscores the need for congressional authorization before any use.
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House Military Affairs Committee
Baker
Congress
United States
Germany
Probable murder suicide shocks West Medford
In West Medford a 21 year old sailor Alonzo Miner fatally wounded himself after shooting 22 year old Mrs. Harold M. Gillis four times. Gillis lies dying at Massachusetts General Hospital with a four year old daughter as witness. Miner's suicide notes claim infatuation and jealousy.
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