Berlin Ultimatum Demands Monday Compliance or Invade
Lloyd George presented Germany with an ultimatum to meet Allied reparations terms by Monday noon or face penalties that would paral yze Rhine trade and place Germany’s economy under Entente control. The plan involves occupation, trade controls, and tariffs aimed at funding reparations, with officials noting varied German responses and preparations at the council session.
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Lloyd George
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Wilton Reports War Damage Claims Against Germany
President Wilson informed the Senate that American war damage claims against Germany are being filed in response to a wartime inquiry. Principal losses include 60,000,000 for privately owned property and 11,147,246 for American goods and assets. Claims involve various descriptions and ongoing submissions to the State Department.
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Fifty More Indicted In Marble Trust Case
Two indictments involving about fifty firms and Marble Contractors Association members were presented to Supreme Court Justice McAvoy by the January grand jury. Defendants’ names are not public. They face Donnelly anti trust charges related to the housing inquiry led by Lockwood committee. Pleading date set for next Wednesday. The grand jury also commended Special Deputy Attorney General William A. De Ford for his conduct in the investigation and denied cafe group allegations. Demurrers to the master plumbers indictment were postponed at McAvoy’s request.
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Senators Give Up Struggle to Pass Navy Bill
Washington March 8 Advocates of the naval appropriations bill gave up effort to pass it before session end. Senator Poindexter acknowledged failure due to opposition and Senator Borah objected to last minute consideration. The measure will go to an extra session. Simmons urged passage over fears abroad. The party blamed opposition for delaying other bills while world conditions were deemed critical.
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Naval Affairs Committee
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North Carolina
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President Wilson Vetoes Emergency Tariff Bill Fight
President Wilson vetoed the Fordney emergency tariff bill, calling it a false relief measure and warning it would not aid farmers or domestic markets. The House failed to override with a 201 to 182 vote, short of two thirds. The message cites concerns over price relief, monopoly, and public trust.
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Wilson to resume law practice after White House tenure
Washington report notes President Wilson will join Bainbridge Colby to form a law firm with offices in New York City and Washington. The venture aims to handle general and international law after his term, pending admission to the DC bar and possibly to the U S Supreme Court. Colby already practices in New York and before the U S Supreme Court.
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Suensie
Robert Lansing
Lester’ H Woolsey
Department of State
Lanang & Woolsey
Submarine Distress Reports Ripple Through Buzzards Bay and Sound
Wireless tonight reported two submarines, O-7 and O-8, in distress near Buzzards Bay and Long Island Sound. O-8 lies ashore between Penikese and Gull islands. O-7 three miles east of Race Rock at Wilderness Point. Coast Guard cutters and a New York tug were en route while one crew reported no immediate danger.
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Lloyd George Minister Loses in By-Election
Sir Arthur Griffith-Boscawen, president of the Board of Agriculture, was defeated in the Dudley by election. Labor candidate Wilson won with 10 244 votes while the coalition Liberal polled 968. The defeat blamed on the Canadian cattle embargo dispute.
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Detroit Bread Riot: 200 Protesters Attack Customers
Police quell disturbance at Hastings Street bake shop as about 200 men and women protest bread prices. Bread torn from customers and strewn in the street. Justice Arthur E. Gordon’s grand jury report warns residents not to buy from dealers charging excessive prices. A police guard remains at the shop to prevent further trouble.
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Harding Lacks Punch as Actor in Broun Analysis
Heywood Broun reviews President Harding’s public appearance and notes the need for a great actor to grace inauguration day. He argues Harding shows ease and authority but lacks magic, suggesting a famous leading man could better captivate the crowd. The piece compares Harding to Theodore Roosevelt and Taft in dramatic presence.
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Briand Affirms Principles Endure Beyond Administrations
Aristide Briand, Prime Minister of France, speaks to The Tribune on the eve of President Harding's inauguration. He recalls Allied unity and the great service of 2,000,000 Americans in World War I, insisting enduring principles transcend any single administration.
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Shipping Board Sees IMMC Adrift Over British Pact
The Shipping Board declares the agreement between the International Mercantile Marine Corporation and the British Admiralty harmful to U S foreign commerce. A report to a Senate inquiry says the pact conflicts with U S trade policy and 1920 merchant marine law, urging amendment to cover all vessels under the American flag.
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Harding Inauguration Night Reception Reported In Washington
President-elect Harding and Mrs Harding attended a White House reception in the Red Room with Secret Service escort. Wilson and Cal Coolidge were noted guests, and Harding indicated plans to nominate James J Davis as Secretary of Labor. The event followed their arrival in Washington aboard a special train from Marion.
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Parade to Consist Of 4 Automobiles By Carter Field
Washington March 3 The parade for the new president will feature four automobiles on the way to the Capitol followed by Mrs Harding and Mrs Wilson in separate car sections. The oath ceremony will occur on the Capitol steps with Chief Justice White presiding. The plan includes a luncheon at the White House and formal transfer events ending with Wilson’s departure from the Senate chamber.
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