16 000 Harbor Workers Strike At 6 A.M. In New York
About 16 000 harbor boatmen in New York City went on strike at 6 A.M. after failed talks with private owners and the Macy award terms. Army and navy tugs to assist, with police preparing for crowds at tunnels. Strikes threaten ferry service and 100 000 related workers, while plans to tie up all crafts are under discussion.
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Gil
Amy
Rangle
Were Nes
Elkus
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Serview Mob
Woman shoots at detective W. J. Burns near Prospect Place
A woman fired four shots at detective W. J. Burns near the Prospect Place area in Brooklyn. Burns described the assailant as a black-clad woman who followed him from Scarborough station to a western passage, then aimed a revolver as he turned and raised his arms. He escaped unharmed, and police investigated with Burns denying motive details while authorities traced the suspect’s movements and possible links to a prior firing in New Jersey months earlier.
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Marne
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Rborough
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William
Dutton
American Can Company
Mise Wormworth
Husmond
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Hie
Wedani
Scarborough
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Commodore
Homer
Feminh
Tate Howe
Wars That Now Are and Other Editorials
Page fronts feature lead editorial Wars That Now Are criticizing President as dictator andUSURPER while noting Senate attack on the league of nations. Reports mention Germans breaking armistice with Poland and Espionage Act upheld by Supreme Court. Also references Leviathan approaching and plans for reception of the 27th.
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Ator Sherman
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League of Nations
United States Supreme Court
Objection by Weeks hills Suffrage Measure
Fragmented OCR notes on opposition to a suffrage measure. Mentions Weeks Hills, committee, Janine Cartilage, Boone Th Anthony, and amendments. Describes senator actions and political maneuvering to defeat or delay the amendment.
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Haase Predicts Dual Rule In Germany
Haase foresees two governments in Germany amid rising unrest as Socialist and Independent Socialist factions hint at further revelations. Berlin sees talk of uprisings and a potential general strike while Soviet influence looms over the political future and foreign officials monitor German developments.
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Hugo Hause
Addrev Wu
Horlin
Geena Hause
Ahwir
Nevin
N Gener
Romy i
Deveden
Senators Sign Round Robin Against League of Nations Plan
Ashington March 3 The Senators and Senators elect signed a round robin opposing the current league of nations plan and asserting they would have backed Senator Li Lunity's resolution to do so. Signers include Borah Knox Lodge Calder Cummins McLean Curtiss Moses Dillingham Page Wrance Penrose Frelinghuysen Poindexter Male Sherman Harding Smoot Johnson Spencer Jones King Sherland Isworth Warren Watson Phipps Newberry Ball Conte and others in the next Senate as listed.
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Li Lunity
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Lenroot
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Calder
N.Y
Governors at Conference Probe Mind Cure for Unrest
Opening the governors and mayors conference, Secretary Wilson warned against Bolshevik influence and urged decisive work to cure unemployment woes. He noted hysteria is exaggerated compared with national needs and pressed for robust, practical actions to restore business activity and public confidence.
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California
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Mass
Caterson
Nod
United States
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Russia
Round Robin Deadlock Blocks Ratification of Treaty
A political stalemate erupts as Republicans withhold names on a protest linked to Senator Lodge’s resolution opposing the League of Nations. The document urges against United States entry into a League as proposed and calls for immediate pursuit of peace terms with Germany. Several Democratic senators were not yet signed on, leaving uncertainty over ratification.
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Lodge
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